The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-27
RESULT OF THE ABOLITION AGITATION.
Speeches by the Her. Tbos. 4. ID. Nelson, Of
Tennessee; Hon. Horace Maynard, Of
Tennessee, J. W. Girard, Esq,
Of New York,

.e of the argest enthusiastic Union meetings
which have recently been held In this city took place
Ne Cooper Institute last evening. The immense bsse
mt MT hall crowded 10 such extent tina. spot
Of ground could be found TO stand upon The plat
isrm was jammed up with a dense crowd and tho she
rooms looking down upon the basement, which
opened for OCCASION ,hronged ia every part.
ne house opened TO the public at O'clock and
IN hall an hour after useless 70 attempt 10 md
n,ance Over thousand persons who arrived late and
failed to get to the main room, assembled in upper
hall, where they organized themselves into
meeting and listened 10 several Union speeches.
The meeting was called by the Young Mems National
Union Club OF the city Of New York. for The parpose Of
publicly nausuratng movement Tor the Union the
situation and the enforcement Of the laws, well to
sve practical application and effect to the great prnc
pks Of Washington and the founders Of the republic
There have been recently organised In this city and
els< where q number Of National Union Clubs, the
desire and intention Of which is TO carry out these
principles Of unity and fellowship. The following
address Of the national men Of New York 70
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and transmit with augmented gories to future generations
The meeting last evening called TO order by Geo A.
HAIsxy Chairman Of the Committee Of Arrangements of
The Young Mems National Union Club, who nominated
william f. Dodge Esq as Chairman. He said
The hour Of organization having arrived, let me, by
direction Of the Committee OF Arrangements, and with
yeur appreciation call this meeting order nominate
for Chairman Of lovers OF the Union the constitution
and the lawsfrends Of peace, of commerce and prog
perty-an esteemed citizen Of this metropolsone whose
name 10 favorably known Ia every commercial mart Of
Ne wide world. mean fellow citizens, Vim. E. Dodge
xhis nomination ratified unanimously.
NM. T. Dop6R. in assuming the chair caused the read
6g Of the folio wing list Of Vice Presidents and the usual
number Of secretaries, which were ratified
PKEsrpKSTs
AbrAm Duryee, John G Amber
George y. Nevius, Abram J. Van winke,
Vim. N. Grinneh, Emmor K Haight,
Wade worral, b Brown,
NArshan Lilers, Hamilton H. Salmon,
Amos Eno, George " Thorpe,
william Fur Miss, jonathan Edgar,
Thomas Faxceft, Daniel Butter field,
CAariee s Benson, John Phillips,
Peter Scoyen, Chas N, Connolly, Jr.,
Henry D. Van Nostrand, John G. vose,
Cornelius K Sutton, Henry l. Scott,
hobart R. Griffin, Charles II. F. Ahrens,
Edwaxd Hatght Jonas Bar ictt.
Stephen Roberts, John 7. Wileston,
Henry Wheeler, Peter X. Mumeord