The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-09

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Sullivan, Judge Maynard, Mr. Reynolds and John NJ Har
rpetop; and the meeting, like the fIrt, adjourned 70
join IN the general procession
STAND NO. THREE.
SPEECHES OF COL. vosBURG, HON, JOIN coCHHANE
AND MEssRs. GODFREY, SMITH, HUTcHIEs, HUNT,
RANKIN AND RyNDKRs-UPRoANors ESTHusIAsA-
SONGS eAND CHORusBs BY TIE NULTrTuDE-GRASD
PyROTHCHTIC DISPLAY, ETC., ETC.
just - the monster asDemblsge had been called 10
order within the walls Of the Cooper Institute, the
myrads Of patriots, who were aaxiously waiting outside
the organization Of the meeting addressed
by Aarba Rynders, who said the hour had arrived for
commencing the proceedings. BE nominated Colonel
vosburg. Of the Seventy nrst regiment, a. President
which was enthusiastically ratified by the audience.
Col. vossrRGH thanked them for calling upon him 10
preside over the unien of conservative who
had met together for the purpose Of rebuking 70.
pubicansm and for the purpose Of establishing record
for the Union party that would tell throughout the whole
Of the Northern States and which would speak thunder
tones the election 10 be held In the State OF Pennsy
yapa. (Applause) II almost the first time within
recollection thai be had witnessed the
tive element IN such masses, In such forces and
night He would tell his hearers that the news
would 20 from en- u the State Of New York 10 the
other that the conservative element which had Assem-
bled there that night would be doom Of the republican
party In this State on the eth OF November. loud
cheers There were eloquent gentlemen pre.en,
who would speak and he hoped the audience would par
don him n ne called upon t,em- The crowd demanded
That the g. on and ss .aa Ia s1o
give up the ship, me President however, did not
yield 10 the patriotic desire OF the assem-
olsee, but introduced David Rowland, who read
a lss Of Vice Presidents, followed by Captain
Rvnders who reced the resolutions adopted in the hall,
which concurred in by the masses amid vociferous
cheering. Capt Rynders said he deemed IL unnecessary
TO read The report Of the commttoe which presented an
electoral ticket which would defca lincoln and Hanin
Fred Douglass, and all the rest OF the Niger party
SPEECH or non. JOHN cocnRANE.
Hon. IonS CotsmAsr, on making his appearance, was
ward Union Club arrived preceded by splendid band
so that IL was impossible for MI Cochrane TO speak
- wi'l wat, sAa d., se; ms we re-. Army o. freedom
luton Of 11I6 the armies OF the colonies marched
through the crowds Of their admring fellow citizens
You the midst OF revolution 70 night and the brea
that burn here tonight but feeble reflection Of
those that Lighted On every plain OF the STATE and
they are the harbingers Of glorious victory The
thai reaches us from yonder country (Penpsylvanla)
that be question that beneath the vigorous
Efforts and hroes o. patriotic citizenship ihe rspuo
Fellow Cizens-Tbe vast ooncourse that occupies tnis
space and crowds the vast hall sgniles without mistake
sasm within memory has seedcd that which pervades
this meeting 10 night Those who participate In II and
fortunate Gays which witnessed the spontaneous aacry
With which the name OF Andrew Jackson was hailed by
the people. (Applarse) And there 10 an obvious req
un-a suffcient and ample cause FOR this excitement;
both cause Of themselves repellng the pre-
sumption and rebuking the charge that the excitement
"a but art hcial and ia duration evanesccnt Toe
vatve men % the country hitherto have been dsorga
nized and distracted. Numerous partial political
gsnizaiiors, Distinguished from each other, In
some Instances by obsolete cesds, aud in other BY
pomlnsl sstnotioDs, have continued nevertheless NON
bers Who have Ct ertaned the paramount
conviction that the Union must be preserved. Their
gapc divsots long separated these patriotic men and
prevented their political co operation. BIT common
Dangers danger which threatens our institutions and
ba riers which parsi politics bad erected and
behold hundreds o. tbousands OF he Onion loving
prs,ervins electoral teEei Of New YORK Icheers inc
evident delight with which this contamination u re
rben IL 10 esisriancd throughout the State Literally,
feIow citizens the country all alive With tbs
SONS the conventions, The meetings OF Douglas
en- Of BretkinrJge msn Of Bel and Everett nen-al,
all Union meE-(cheers )-.ad thoroughly n il hred
with the reasoning and the patriotic sp
Who are sprea iiDg the note Of rayng the
faithful ctzen 70 toe discharge Of his whole duty TAP
p'ause Dp yen ASK OF vhas danger u u that spesxl
thai which III attend upon the success of the
rcrublicxnv-that which threatens W the election ~
abraham Lincoln u cannot be disguised thai fearful
downward towards anticipated dissolution. While Il a
NJ par, q iuaicous men 20 dcp.ore that j. So y
The lees Their part also % avert The event which
nav prtclgtA,e The effort, sacldN and mistaken tLoagh
II Be- the less their nperious duty 10 remove the
oeeason whrE shall be irsughi Win secession aad
tempted leisla e4ss0iutop. il 10, fellow ctzans, de
usve cf mers couiured IN The brains u frantic poltl
ciats, Of which ! am speaking u s seri.
Gus 49, s1u "AAletAk 49, FisNctAAAk
from the extensive conventional learues and The inter-
STATE Understandings vhigh exat al The South, Tor
United ssd Motive Effort secession the event d the
election by republicans u their candidate for the
FItxG,bcy. ! net mean "a bc understood that all or
even tie rraier portion n fellow citizens IL the
South aotHatec by such latent but 90 thai
associations AMI 60 operations with this view, extend
though the South sun elt strength 4 inspire alarm
srd u require attention. and 4 Is viii some degree 0f
furruecd that these Assocstors and rpoecg
collected snd held though localities the inenis
rrotssed ~ our republican opponents the appear
suee ~ legitimate eonsttutonaity, yet, "a others and
throws toVi nearly the whole North their announced
cipcs conflict with state rights and dsr gcrous
10 he oontLuDg peace ard quiet q the Southern Dor
ders Whore conservatism chaFactcriles population,
the republican creed becomes conservative state rights
ale esvaitd-tbe negro Tebquahed. But LED the
shade Of nveterate abotionsi cover nsehborboOd,
end cutie fab does make turbd The waters
then does the republican darken his doctrinee Iaugh.
teri tLiverra Emancipation thsn The corner stone Of
he sdlGee, and upon he erects pyrsmdal structure o.
war upon the STAKEHOLDER ard msuumlsson Of the slave
disregard Of the constitutes and invsscn OF property
figbit-n word absolute abohlion Such were the In.
sruatou Or that polite convpcation wblrh at ChOago
Nominated Abraham Lincoln and, while couched Under
the panOpy Of the DECLARATION Of Independence such
we're the notes at which the republican RANKS
shouted with exceeding great shout Applause
IN truth. fellow chzers, has these many years becn
the tonvstion Of the oppcston, that their ultimate sue
depends upon their nsmina the mind OF the North
against the slave institution 81 the soutb--upon sab
odpsop 70 the exsctne and ncfarlous demands Of the
widest fapaicnm, Of every constitutional Industrial ard
soiai pripcpeupon the dseradatIcr ree and right
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