The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-24

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....i W tae sfsie From the PsnnsyivsniAa, Nov. "a
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The meeting assembled last evening 70 sustain the
nloa was By far the granfes and most Impressive po
lilfai demonstration ever witnessed 10 Pnitadelphia II
ga, held 10 The great saloon OF the Museuthe largest
yu5t hoH t NE aeorid tut large as it's its spacious
aop and galleries wtra tod loo small Tor this mighty
NOV Of the people We think len thousand at least
present III the huldg, bal full as many more went
away utterly unable 10 g, admission 10 the place M
Tie strong walls OF The huing tremblei az the mighty
mass heaved aud swed before the pressure from with
out No heart could fail 10 rob with patriotic emotion
IN presence ot such aninsrrlng scene. f'n.'
Snt our introlucoa must be brief The proceedings
which iosw sppak for themselves. The orators of the
evening were received with iiinuls of applause Every
depunciaon Of the gross assaults committed the
su,oial rights Of lie snpthsnI and every invoca-
lion 10 carry out ia good fah the laws enacted for their
nroleclon were greeted with cheers Of approval that
made the very roof ting with the echo. i-t'ta /
Before the organization OF the meeting, band OF
ehoslets eDsas,as nearly ~, HUNDRED voices sang Free
ol which we give place 10 below Il produced pro-
found sensation and we regret our inability 10 give
with IL the erahca ion oi our distant reaiers. the
beautiful music 10 which II has been set BY Dr Cunning
lun u this city h'0
.. song FoR THE .UNloN."' t'.. s1.'.'
Hal 10 the Uniop! Never dissolve iti
swear w yoaf io,etathers Wills you resolve y; @
Souiish il, chersh Il, swear 10 deIsnd II
tVuh your last drop Of blood, and % extend t.
spirits oi Washington Warren, and Morgan
tSng Il aloud with the of the organ)- fi
Spirits Of all our great heroes and sages,
~ combihing the wisdom and goodness Of ages.--* a
X Come 10 YOUR children dear iibsrty lowing;
Teach them to stand w their Union approving.
tp, 9Chorus--iaii to. the Uninn,i &o. aa.es attt
fd Hope ofthe from which heroes descended i
Il Glory and wisdom in friendship well bIeaded, al
~ This Union stand 10 the end o nil iua--- FL
:. Ask OF our liberty, grand and sublime ., #.
y May tho voice or the hand raised 10 discover ..
,Psrish inintany, biosied forever!
chorus-Hail TO the Union, Ga.
Who seeks to caro- lrator's shame and death
To bc accnTs'd by all Till the latest brcalh-
by plungins this great nation nto strife
Mlsi dire aud deadly brothers knile 70 knife
's'a All hopes destroyed for libety's snceess;
e5l Nshyht ~lt but war disuniun. and distress n,
Chorus--Ilai 10 the Union, Ac. ,as t~sta
As soon as The applause which followed the song
had somewhat subsiled, General Robert Patterson
arose on the paiform, and nominated John Sergeant
as president ol the meeting. The motion Of General
Patterson was unanimously approved; whsreupon Mr..
Sergeant look The chair and proceed ID to take the voice
of The meeting on the appointment OF the dilional Of
hcers John S Riddle then moved the following lst OF
vice presidents and secretaries, which was UNANIMOUSLY
adopted The following is the complete iis, appointed
BY The meeting. .F.t
v,cs P,s.ia,m, ~ General Robert Patterson. Gideon
sculI Thomas Is Florence, John Myers, Henry Hofn
Joseph R. CHANDLER, James Page Joseph X. lnsefsol
Jocph Rlpka, JonH Brown, John Bennett. Lawrence
shassr, jOlaF Bsl.tsdi9s. sarnss, Alien, a. L Roap
lort James Bell George AaiIin, Joseph G. C.atksn r.
~. Lope. Hasi Cara bet, Wa. Dsa, DR., SAMUEL Jack
,on, RobsH Ewing, David WoelPer James Landy. Jacot
Sa@pce .1Ua % JoSa oatiori, Thomas McGnh, VIM Wiika
:pn, Jams. Fletcher. John n. Scott. Or > Milchsl
Ubafes iugerso. Francis Gurney Smith John Robbins
r. Tobia. Baehles, George Ens,y Dr 2 D. Mss. Pe.eI
Howe KsiIh Geuersi G. Cadwalader, John Hare P9wsl
Richard wisiaI, y; NJ Lee. CaaFes T.oasoa ,9 jones on
tSs.s, b. ss@asl Thoaas, Robert Tyler. John Lindsay
John n. Campbell. John foulkrot, Wm r. Small, Wm ID
Sss Hs Cst At M s,! .pgssd wn = H.5ss
Joseph NJ Thomas, John Ashurst Jose pa Yesgsf, Il. "
Mscbsue, Peter skea smith. ..as.,s .a.,j 4.
url W weer. wilism v. Boyle John G Brenner, Benj
H. Brewster. e. q. We.icou. {. " Bailey, ThoInns : Fer
J.csSn. " asywsra btay ioa, HAIRY coaney, WSinrof
Sargent, George J. Uioss. tf."v' ts 7te,e 'ta''l
Mr. Sergeant, upon taking the chair said he mus
hs honor they had done him 10 calling him 70 the cha
Of such meeting upon such an occasion. lie woult
sy with sneeny that he heartily, uned with then
in its purposes He verify believed they were OF on
mind and Of one heart and he beliesei-nay, be wa
6fmy convinced--ibat there was the same unaninit,
Throughout the whole OF this Commonw cath. Ther,
was not, he wa, sure, single individual wilhn be
borders who was disunionist or a secessionst, o
va. 10 dissaiis6ed with his associates as to be wn,
10 appy blazing torch to The ark OF our safety
and make one great consgralon Of in order get lid
hey wsrs one y sepg Sey SyS gess Re one
the performance Of whatever duty they owed their
Try. .y t
lie felt very painfully. that thus honored. he wa. dis.
sbed BY ndspoeiuon 70 address them the occasion
dsssrved he must. however say, or endeavor 10 say
very few words and leave the rest TO those who were
after him, who were fully competent TO imbody
aud express lbe thoughts and feelings which belonged e
16is Union bears date the fifth day Of September TIA
and every American should remember that 10 maintain
s duty slwsys binding upon him, He has no choice
about o. He must take care that the constitution and
laws are maintained and enforced and the Union pre-
Psseve bis own lie,
The constitution was the work OF the Union--,be
whole Of the united people OF The United States made IL
They declared that The constitution seif and treaties
and laws made under IL should be the supreme law OF the
land They bind conclusively all States and all ndl.
vduals Provision 10 made or alterations OF The consti.
tuhoD Until alterations made according TO that com.
se Us the duty OF the government TO maintain ~, and
q The whole people of the United States To and them TO
eoso There be doubt about the constiutionaliiy OF
law, here is tribunal under the constitution 70 decide
y and the decision Is final To that also, submission is
due By our own compact.
e The constitution be nghtiully given as they indoubi-
Y are, and i i be the duty Of the government TO en-
lGces and OF the people TO support ihemf the powers
g'en bs an act OF Congress be constitutional and u be
Sss hceany is) the duty ofthe government carry law
mo effect thus II s duty to sustain the law by aiding
,ne government He therefore had no further duty 10
enorm than 10 declare the meeting organized and ready
% proceed TO business
MT Dallas on being announced was received with tu
s follows: eit N#Y " asrt It'
Frllow .crrizEss The committee Of ansenepts,
mIoueh their chairman, have handed me series OF res.
ouuons pepaIed BY themselves TO be submitted TO This
meehng. That duty shall be performed. Before, how.
ef these resolutions read, you will allow me TO call
upon your iDdu lgence while make few, and hope n
Wy lew predatory remarks, explanatory IN some degree