History of the 124th Regiment Illinois Infantry Volunteers Otherwise Known As

R L Richard L Howard

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The President then introduced to the au dience Col. Howe, of the I2z|. Th Illinois Infantry, who spoke for half an hour sentiments of eloquent patriot ism, which called forth bursts of applause from his audience. He began by saying that he stood before his audience in obedience to orders he was one of the ILLINOIS INFANTRY. 257 chaps in blue, whose duty it was to obey orders. He referred most touchingly to the change of circumstances which has taken place in this city to the Fourth of July, whe...n the city capitulated when the glorious old Union Flag waved in triumph from the dome of the Court House ; but he thought that event dwindled into insignificance when contrasted with this occasion. It was not in the re-election of Abraham Lincoln, that we have to rejoice most, but the triumph of Union and Liberty over disunion and slavery.
"We made a full phonographic report of his speech, but regret the lateness of the hour at which we write will not permit us to give a more extended notice of it.

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