New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20
GRAND UNION-SAVING NEE NG,
THE ACADEMY OF MlSIC CROWDED.
SPEECHES
BJ Mayor TiemanB, Jas. Brooks Charles 0CoaOr, esq,
kx-GOV. Washington Hunt, James S. Thayer,
John 4. Dix, Prof o. NJ. Mitchell, aad
the Rev, hr. eelha1e.

to rrs1an,n,e last MA ht. The Acsdemy ded
,bouob rot ouue 20 cusely as on Sunday evening st
Dr. Cshig. lectme e. when tickets were 50 oenis. Bat
If xss c,ovdeo; lie guns were fredi rockets and
Ron.an csDole, were Nnt up, fine piece OF fireworks
presented by Edge WIS displayed, representing an
EsRle, with the motto " Union and Frateruuy."
The stsge was crowded with distinguished person
ages and hung wr nsgs and eottoo cIotn upon whieh
14resred in la,ge iesers tse following;
indignantly ownira the di~sias Of every s'enpi 70
al nae portion of or -snt ir"r t rs o. 70 eaeeos
tLs ties which lHA togetAeT lie SaTioas PItA
Nv sslirgten.
'1Ae Uuion must and sbss % preserved -tJscssOa.
~ hall upon the CONSTITUTION. seed no other ps
JUSTICE ans FRATERNITY"
~ SGTON."
"NEkS1ER" CALHOUN"
"ChOATE." "BESPOS."
" MAILS MONROE"
JAsW BEEKsAS, esa., ctFsed the meeting to order
st O'Clock, at which time tbs Academy was well
filed Many per,ons stansng ia the uIPer circle,
and there go 800 persons in tie Amphisneater,
mainly lOioenen. Mr.. Beekmsa coocluded oy nomi-
hating Mayor Tiemsnn to the Craftsmanship.
Msyor IIEsASS sald that be was much an Ameri-
c. OF tbe Soe,h OF the North. he felt, with Jack
son, that "tlis Union mu.s and shsi be preserved"
JosuuA J. BrsRr stated thai stiers had been re-
ceIveo from a large number Of gentlemen whom he
named The name of Fernando Wood elected louiest
a, llsuse lie read the following letter from Gen.
S oft:
HEv-Yosk. Dec II. 1850
To the Con J. W. BEExw,s. Chairulln, etc. etc.
have the honor TO acAnoS ledge Yor iuv1t.tiou to he
the uioE heeug Dc hcd IN ti' CITY Monday
LtN. Tor ibs Loy pupos oi a4sf"g @' 'D'TAv'F "HieA'
Aaer ion s spsri in devotion the riou. rsca which
bss s'sa amgag ths n.ios Of the earth aud
Which happily preserved with all tts oompomI'es ard com
pacs uske the asOag re great your
tourt,e but justice in assuming hss feel the I'se.'
in iis tishi to iais Of oooc.oe and
animated by Ike paoue sepsis tnsIe are sH conhden
ouhesk viii be found ready join the naiOn cry "h,
be- l. decline have d0ue Tor many yrar taxing part in
ar pubic meeting RsInauing ~.uis san win tns seas
your fellow -cigizeu, WINFIELD oCOI l.
Mr. HENRY read portion of list OF about 2OO Vice
Presidents and SECRETARIES, selected from tho large
number alIe eady published
Mayor TIEaASS-rhe Rev. DIR. Yermilyea will
pronounce pray er-sss blessing.
The Rev. DIR. YERMILYEA did 80 inaudibly. He was
rather long and an enthusiastic Unionsayer shouted,
'Louoer." AUDIBLE smes. After this, Dr.. Yer
mil, ca Was hearo to pray especially tor our Southern
brethren, tie President OF the United States, and
Congress, among whom he prayed that passion should
be sutdued.
The Band played Hail Columbia and JAMES
BEooKs, esq., read the following resolutions:
Vbeyo. The people Of the Uuied States In order to form
uore perfect Unon, establish Justice insure domestic
"TTsuqUi) Sc, as sci iorh IL the fieaaO- Of the C1n
tuop ior Uued have aed Government Of non'
ehodn STATES; and, whereas the Coz
etuneht is Government vt comPscs
J. ~ tue Compact Constitution TART sec. ~, recoe
ming TO be represented ~ their masters aud
PIoPery to be taxed upon ihe.e masters In
= conpsct tat ~, that Congress SHAH have
power 20 suppress nsun eciion. - -
ssre irsds prio 70 1919 and giving Cousre. the
OF duty upon each slave hpOr''d before 'nA 'ne
IN the opse tsrt ~ deliver up, o,.i Of
the psy TO wheD may due the person
hello . such service or lsbj .
s. In the Compact TAFT sec ~ upon The apPacs,on Of any
sS As, Sas Ile Federal oovvumen, origin
b.en aauered BY Executive by Congress- aud by he
sLpsne the United ssles, nos only he lester bat
l. Ieior snd confederation in hs division of the
then unseso Iensons by De GLAZING al soi o. Ihs Vnil
now uho ndsna lins and Michigan but providing therei
slso for the surrender ofiugiyr SAVES
8 In the acts I,siaeB arlington spProvns admitting into
Of ginis sDd sitery Territory Of franAud
sa,shOidDs then tho property OF Norh Caro-
l. In the Ordinance April 1893, John Adams apprOyins
gaining the Mississippi Isrtoy, then belonging 20 uoofs
Low AsbIma and Mississippi in which especially excepted
thereto AnsaveTy clause OF tho "easfn len
xcEPTa and rzcLuDISs the article Of the Ordnance
In the Fugitive Slave Law Of 1893 George Washington a
proving which passed Senate unannOu'y AMI 'ne doase
= In ,hs cbase Of Louisiana President jefferson spprov
ing that region vest q the Mississippi strsehn 70 ae
sLe Uc.an the british fossesson al Of whish was
bcsr tbe avs spain sayenoU and larger IN
t,nt inst ZINE than lne whole United states
porso OF slaves cogrv.p Washi
Ion ksndOph, Ooussinelr Moui., sRd John Jay thereon
In the judiciary 1853 ,sNh s-ction adopting the con-
huoLs several states hich recognize slaves as
o. In Ii, scs sp6s,ans the purposes OF direct
saaon epeey tie act Of loly jane, Aadson .PP'g,as
a. the yt.us each oi them worm III money.
To- - tie Treaiy oi oneui sli aasa ~au, % 9 3i Z, o
IL IN Tie purchase in 1919 sVehodns Torrisory
IL h the decision otbe Supreme Court the United States
the eonsuiionay tie - Of l IN rngss' case A.a Of
Federal or State Duss One siEs Court Ia "seol'ln and IA
ei.ers aeeisiOns lava. 3dlIsSs' ana ttea,y.
Thsjos be 10 hessed, That tho Union .'ad VVisF
uiing does the closest most delicate aui inPorn.
between communities OF people demand,
hou ssch part consideration iO the sssty
PROPERTY aud hspI nsss Of the other and ta Whatever Pry
IGss the Constitution the treaties the of United
s,ss sua he adi. decisions uPon recognize ie a't
utvu slavery egay sEistingi and that i duty
COCO citizens Of common Ooversn IN good ists 20 stand
Of tta tni ati,er Of all disputed points, the 5oPes
fL. nssaBeh a. tie proceedings Of the Convention heh
famed tbs Constitution brought 20 stand sppsai' oy
snthors uu compromise agreed the various prop
osIi9ns relating domestic Slavery which e0m9foHe eH.
restriction R power to prevent the importation Of slaves
prosion binding on each State and upon the Union
fendsI f1SdiFss from service. -
sss, Aiaon Cone. founded In part on three hihs Of
TIE slave population -, -,
And s1ssny protect each ss:e sgnst domestic nsur-
n Il, Is,
Ls EroYdinE under the Cousuteu FOR the in.rodacton
Of hsd period aAi for the protection oi 'he '
tenn; therefore, - -,
L the duty Of every citizen and State aatns ia the great
bss.iu thai iErUent faithfully 10 fih tIese 0baton-
That protest. Sssss and Gsaounce ~ eoGtrsy 20 tae
pghled si, which tie Constitution As eatsoa-d az ss
OF hsmuaoTy aFYsss which intend, or tead 70 make ih
nion perfect, jeVsrd disturo 10 domestic tran
suily the spr of nz-nory compromise and con
e.sion skon which the Ubi0n formed - our iAa %
-. h.-a nLta.e L-sacLes