The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-07
THE UNION MASS MEETING.


THE UNION MASS MEETING.
PREPARATIONS THAT ARs BElNs MADE roR TIE
OCCASION.
me Committee OF Arrangements are progressing rapid
" with The preparations the grand Union Mass Meet
ing At the Cooper Institute 10 morrow night por.
on Of them can be daily found 81 their headquarters,
7Si Broadway where their programme gradually being
developed. They not only preparing for grand do
monstrstion on the inside Of the building, but special
pains win be taken 70 organize the side stands four In
number where matters viii proceed though each
the only stand erected.
Stand No. will be At the Disposal Of the lshlsnders
The chairman win probably DO A. n. Binnger VINO viii
be escorted from his residence by that society Hiram
Ketchum is 70 deliver the opening speech ~ this stand
Judge Connolly, Is said, will preside at the second
stand, with the nag Of Erin the background THIS viii
be the stand from which the Irish speakers will pour
forth their eloqaence In behalf Of their adopted county
The entertainment TO the Irish will commence with
| speech from John ". Mcnahou, ESQ.
The Germans viii occupy stand No. 4, and saad No. .
Grst Hon John ooohrane has selected 70
lead oat stand No 3, 10 be followed by several other
promineo. Speakers large number OF uoion clubs
from Rrookly are TO unite In the demonstration
The German democracy making extensive prepare
,ions for this occasion. Their former hostility 70 union
Of all the Conservative eemen has ceased with the
energy Of the democracy their hatred pst
black repub has increased On the 10 Of this
month hey intend 10 grand meeting a. TIE
Cooper Institute, when they mean 10 gve god account
l Of Themselves.
/
TIE GRAND PARADE OF THE MASSES.
MEETING or THE PRESIDENTS The DEMOCRATIC
i AND UNION CLUBS.
| meeting Of the presidents OF the democratic and
Union clubs make further arrangements for the grand
parade, held Last evening Al their head
quarters No 5ls Broadway United s,ates Marshal Ryn
ders in the chair Nessrs. cackper and Walker, recre
taries.
great many sccessions made 10 the roll.
The CHAPMAN stated that the first meeting Of th'
League" great deal Of enthusiasm seemed pervad
all classes Of the people and depuiaion Of ha
waited upon hm, rendering the use OF their horses an
CARTS and trucks, assuring him that from -four 10 fr
hundred would turn out in the parade.
Mr.. Z. II NrRT, Philadelphia. stated that he wa
officer OF the Philadelphia Minute Men Of 80 that h
had received letter from his association, statng tina
they desired invitation part In the graz dc
mopstrat!on, and that about 800 men would be in IN
ranks.
The announcement received with great applause.
The CHAIRMAN said that the Minute Men would be re
coyed with all due courtesy, and they would be happy
receive them
Major HAIL, chairman OF the committee to propose
day for the cebra,ion reported tina, the committee
commend Tuesday, The a3i inst which unanimously
adopted
motion that the Grant Marsha and his aids, whom
shall select be empowered TO make all rapgements
regards the or procession hoar OF mastering
| &c, was also adopted.
The CHARN,S urged upon the delegates Of this meet
ting 10 turn cut on Monday next AMI participate IN
the grand ratification meeting 10 be held at the cooper
Institute He also stated that great many communica
tons had been received by him, nqurng whether this
proposed torchf III procession Intended Tor any
ucDar section Of the democracy He would take this OPP
portupiy o. remark that this demonstration is TO DO
composed Of all parties opposed 70 black repubcanisn
whether they be Douglas men, Breckenridge men, or Bell
Gnd Everett
Captain TrKSER OCerci the following resolution, which
| was adopted
Resolved. That who are now united In one common
cause 70 battle against the sectonasm Of The day. II
love our country willing 10 IL, "the Union
tcket' "our country right or wrong sour country
/ stin.n
In relation 10 those clubs taking the rht Of line,
Alderman 1Hos. McsrEpoS suggested tint the various
cgbs Of each ward meet at central point In the
| ward and consolidate their forces.
| These remarks received with marked favor.
TX Alderman WILSON suggested that the different ward
clubs meet at some central point and draw lots for the
right 4 lice In the pr ,cession The subject, however
| laid over Until the next meeting
Mr. wv. 4 Gown was here introduced and made some
/ pertinent remarks REGARDING The canvass
On motion the meeting adjourned until the cal Of the
Chair.
The cHaHNtx stated that the cali would be Advertised
In the HssAtp Nsr', Erfrea and Siaass zesisms
BELL AND EVERETT CONFERENCE COM
MITTEE.
Tic Boil and Everett city aud County Convention sp
pointed Committee Of Conference on Friday evening TO
negotiate with all other national parties ior the purpose
0 SECURING union against the republicans The fellow.
irg persons appointed that committee Gseo. A.
Hasey, J. X HAeht W, T. Jennings, >. r. Thorn, Geo.
" Morton wm v. BearIe. hey are 70 open negotiations
nj once.
I BELL. AND EVERETT CONGRESSIONAL CON
/ yEyTION,