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Identifier: papersinillinois1911illi (find matches)
Title: Papers in Illinois history and transactions
Year: 1900 (1900s)
Authors: Illinois State Historical Society. 1n Illinois State Historical Society. Transactions. 1n
Subjects: Illinois -- History Societies, etc
Publisher: Springfield
Contributing Library: Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center
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ry of the Beginning of the War Between the States. Friday afternoon, 2:30 oclock. Music—The Old War Songs,^ under direction of the Womans Eelief Corps Quartette. Mrs. G. Clinton Smith, Leader.The introduction of speakers was made by Hon. Clark E. Carr, President Illinois State Historical Society.Music—Tenting on the Old Camp Ground.Address—The Patriotism of Northern Illinois, Gen. Smith D. Atkins, Freeport, 111.Music—Battle Cry of Freedom. Address—The Slave Empire, Mr. Eugene F. Baldwin, Peoria, 111.Music—-The Vacant Chair.Address—Southern Illinois in the Civil War, Hon. Bluford Wilson, Springfield, 111.Music—Marching Through Georgia, Just Before the Battle, Mother. Evening session, 8:00 oclocTc. Music—Quartette, Illinois, Tramp, Tramp, Tramp the Boys are Marching.Introduction of the Speaker by Col. Clark E. Carr.Music—Song, Lorena, Miss Bessie OBrien.Address—The Civil War, Hon. Marcus Kavanagh, Chicago, 111.Music—Sonsr. Kathleen Mavourneen. Miss Bessie OBrien.
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GEN. SMITH D. ATKINS 79 PATRIOTISM OF KORTHEEN ILLINOIS. Gen. Smith D. Atkins, Freeport. Mr. President, Ladies and Gentle:men—July 4, 1778, GeneralClark captured Kaskaskia, replacing the English with the Americanflag, and all the country west of the Alleghanies, north of the Ohio andeast of the Mississippi, became a part of the Colony of Virginia; July13, 178T, that Colony, with a magnanimity unparalleled, ceded that mag-nificent empire to the general government, coupled with the conditionthat slavery should not exist within the territory ceded. In 1789 theConstitution of the United States was adopted, that recognized slaveryin two particulars, the continuance of the African slave trade, and thereturn of fugitive slaves. April 7, 1818, Congress being about to adoptan enabling act for the admission of the State of Illinois, JSTathanielPope, delegate in Congress from the Territory of Illinois, moved thatthe northern boundary of the proposed new State, instead of a line west-ward throu

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