The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-03
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The q 0SNI HUNS VT hit CKlSlS.
Grand Union Meeting ut the
Cooper Institute.
The Minute Men of New Yorh
on Duty.
Patriotic Rally Around ne Union
Banner,
Ne, Ae., "a,

room was nov qui'o % c'o~cS "a many recent
sionf, oui was iui emo an V crafty the ambition OF
any popular orator srfA 70 make his the pub
lie mind touching trn exciting the mes Of the day.
TIE enthusiasm o. the audience was very great
The intricatey ,ricrs condition Of the prcsen,
state Of affairs 20 effect Of ARGUS.
Dg every ID mixing 10 a rense OF bis duty.
The deep In erect CT those who present the
meeting iArt night could not for q monen. be mis-
taken. They Hpfauded every Union neat to the
skies riey enthusiastic cheers for the constitution
and tho free liberty Of the States and In every way
evis their appreciation Of that national freedom which
ihey have long enjoyed, which seriously
threatened.
Mr. JosEuA J. HIsRY called the meeting 10 order In the
usual manner proposing August Belmont Esq, as CHAIR
man.
The nomination was received with great enthusiasm
Mr.. BELMONT. taking the chair, was received With
tremendous applause. He s-id-
FniIow CITIZENSHIP thanking you for the honor which
you have conferred upon cannot refrain from al
dressing you few brief remarks At ths critical juno
teTe Of our political Affairs In less than four days you
win be called upon 70 record votes election
upon the result OF whiah depends only peserva
ton OF your property and tae prosperity OF Jour native
city bat the very existence of great and vast
republic Whatever the republican leaders may say 10
the contrary, fear that the election of Mr. Ln:oln 10
the Presidential chair prove the forerunner or
dissolution OF this conieceray amdtt all the horrors OF
friends claim FOR him sentiments of patriotic and con.
sentative attachment 10 the Union. Bot OF what avail
can these sentiments be, even they DO exist em
moment tnat ne consents 10 become the standard
OF sectional party holding principles patibe with
the sacred obligations Of the constitution and 10
open and unrelentirg hostility against the properly
the institutions Of the farcs portion Of
But, my frien1s aud fello1 lsboFers
the Union, with Gods blessing must not give our
opponent chance to carry out their atr promises
their boasiing tauns. wil not besve the state
OF New York which, under the beneacient influences OF
our Institutions has grown W 10 mighty empire her
self, will ever give Der casting vote ia favor OF anatc
eectonslism viii not believe that the eiiy OF New
York, which owes Der proud position the tiret com
mercis emporium the world to the blessings Of our
Union, be unmindful II her DUTY the Union
have abiding f.ih 10 the upf chi ing courage of our
indomablo democracy which has carried its victorious
banner through many hard fought battle. Aua last,
though NOT least my friends, place implicit trust IN the
energetic operation Of thee patriotic conservative
men, the members OF the time boEored ~hg party who,
forgetting all past differences and only mtndta Of
unwayering attachment 10 the Uni0n, have united
with us TO 1ght the common enemy. (Appause
When, in 1850, the Hydra Of sectionalsm disuu,n
frat raised her hdeeus bead the great statesmen
OF the rep1bc lay aside all differences on minor topics
OF internal or foreign policy aud by one ualed edort
crush the reasonable monster. Teen the immortal Weo
fter stood side side with the eloquent AMI Unon low
ing Hcury looe; then the patriot aud statesman John
Bell fought shoulder 70 shou der with the honored
ran OF demo racy iewt Csss and the cherished Idol OF
the American heart, the great Henry Cay Was linked
hand in hand with The unlnching and patriotic chan.
pion OF the constitution stephen A. Douglas o1d an
plause.) The great work then molly begun BY or
great leaders 10 10 be completed by tae united
OF the American people From the snow clad bills ~ the
far North TO the blooming ssvannshs OF the sunny SOUTH
from the rolling waves OF the Atlantic TO the golden
shores OF our empire on The Pacific tue hopes and fears
New York Will you allow these hopes 10 be disappont.
eds (cries OF mo, ~ No before another shall
have passed away trust that the mighty Empire state
viii have redeemed herself from republican misruls and
preserved the Union from the caamities Of sectional
Mr. JAMES Tr,YKg, Of New York, was the art
speaker after The chairman. he said hc had neither the
time nor the inclination 70 make any statement what
he had and what he bad heard from during
the last six weeks different parts OF New York He
sny intended 10 give the people bis v.ws and opu.
ors he had already visited nearly hair OF the cjun-
tee Of the State Of New York and no one Occasion mad
he ever known that meeting Of republicans !
staton or The party ageos the Uaon and tas
constitution, could numbers enthusiasm cope
with the display. Of the Union Of tae c1uary ZAP
parse The leading principle Of the republican partg
aboltionism and such 10 Swallowed forth In the
ournss and speeches eGnarg from the North Too food
gates Of passion had been let loose restraints 81
feeling thus enEcuderod But Cor every ~ the egh
cen millions Of the North who aimed bos toe south
there was one who stayed behind 70 watch him TAP
pAnse) The principles o. our government aud our con
sttuiion were neiIhcr slavery anti slavery a0w
meet ibe issues growing ont OF the ~ the ag II
was impossible. The ment such issue arose, with
party behind i. that party was without constitutional
end o. aim According "a the doctrine q nc democratic
party the constitution neither prohibited esb shed
slavery 10 the Territories, bat lei The people there
gulaie u Ia their own way (Appiaute) ruis the
vital elemental principle q the govern merit aad upon
this principle The Iaon men 10 the prcseat cnst ftanI
and base their triumph. The rspsblican party
were already beginnlug 70 feel lie uacertEIniy
or their position ard T. u the Rvcrred policy 81
our siher Tor strength such bid been IN attempt o.
&r Lincoln himself tbs very platform, VINO en-
Geavored % shos lbat twenty q The members II ire
Convention 81 1851 bad sOosht v dispense the tas-
ever, AMI the SPEAKER proceeded length dcace facts
showing thai tie position NJ Mr. Lincoln erroneous
II every respect All that The poicy u shB government
DO been anylhag but Ia. sasoi aud claimed The
pu0hcau party a. party that could una basis Ia the
history q zoe United stats i merely hung ~ hy
the tsrengih Of rsry organization, wiih bat tbe sage
Question "a tavcfy upuQ AZ nor sustltoral foundation
10 Ao'i ! ' gcther tapP'tuael u was notaiug
nor cs Than "a abolition party, opposed not %
the Institution % slavery might 20 a. 70 tbs rs.
stiiaon sa i y present. exists (Appaussl NJ Thsyor
then proceeded 81 some cusih 4 srtcs lie Republican
sTcecncs o. IN CARTS Moves ana wm Evsrs tic said
and n0v, gentlemen rot " tlsr extreme fnen ict
from our midst rer whe wonia Dc supposed 10 ca
tcrtain ard rcprCsent tc most conservative
whose relations % orr commercial CONNOLLY wood .
ratnrally beset moderate seutments. ar Nn. JGrts
pre- nhert position citizen aud q hsyer, maie
srccch, two three seeks ago 1efre the rcpublcsn
~ .cN l'fs ttHfs' W. tsW q slavery AL we oonse
qucn cice 81 the republican party, IN thcss rcnakabis
Sords The oommandncat- In7a shalt ut seal, - i
aTed ~ much q naus 1bor az 70 nis property. Ne
quoted from code 81 iaWx % south Caf0ua. n 1850
atus q tlves One o. toese aSs provided roEards
the capture 81 runaway sisvtsthClr return olhx dead
~ aiivesH1 graeaton 81 for scaps .th the
cars scalrs win tue oa u was the Efforts
v psrreiuate ,uch system us that bal eui III
vordss-''it : The eGorts Nc A moderate sllegat1a
thieves, and that slavery, a. nos exsts 4
pcrpctuacd by provision 81 aw that yaats every
meni q humanity is no. tbs picture o he wesednes
preacher, hs widest fight ever dd n csud a. "a.
thcr Than v call slavery tne and sAvehodcrs theyes.
ard there are the other pous, The atooty ~ the aw
hat T. cited. oar learned 5ounceaor, w6eu hs hrer
hsascd bs esfniuE "a the direction N S0atn Carolina
sone e the arcert laws q Nas'schussts WY, d -
hack ore huuara ard twenty YEAR ard fat the deaf
.sirie, Fl that Dag provision = nicely isrr ninasus
, twesn s'olps q ore ear snd acolpi wth two oars,
me dscovcry ~ a. oulv a. b. Get In that croWt IN