New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-21

by The unmisskeabe ,cb which sha roll tpn,petong1ed
pie IN ali the Sste, dst dadsi al circamstaDces and % ~
ways New YORK s IDS pledged to the preservation Of TIE O
fei, eSpectfally yours
Dr. R. B. BRADFORD. and others, Committee, sc.
LETTER FROM COY. 0LDEN, NEw-JERsEY.
STATE OF NE"J'' TsxSyayE sa gsP ~ Iss
R. B. BRADFORD, egg, Cha0,zas. sc.
SIR: have the honor 10 acknowledge the reeeipt ~
your invitation ID ress the Radciion Meeting
Of the Peoples Union eket" to be held the Cooper
Institute on friday ,ss', ~. IN ha, bc meetings, and nv
tine is eney wy ny oc eb Ho .y DONE n1 e
honor to invite me self Of this opportunity
e y trat in this hour o. ya c9unSs pm ~ = gay 20
tors which they differed snd unie s ieif ssf-
ses 10 common efforts @ strengthen, and pepe'la'e tao
AAS Your % o S@asl t. % ' cHl oDrN
LETTER PROM gHE nov. r. J. WALKER
hOsoKRs, Y. j., Seps -, 1861.
GESTLENES: hsve received your invitation 10 adj
Of tho Uion State n5nnrons ere. that 1t WI! not se IN
Ba nv view. d th ai sh r. 5 I9 o..s
Fort suteriI expressed opinions rsenforcs
and the manteusuc The Government and the Unien-
When that fort IS che Rebels GA the call CT ;he
At Union squsre against til 'td rebellion des lag That any
peace compromise impossible while the Rebels were IN
sgsnst tho Goyerme1 Until the struggle ia which 30
now engaged for the ezifce Of the Goyeineni efni
mated all party questions disappear Whom sha hs7o
Stlte rom 70 oces tie Lakes 70 the Gulf
may then consler suDordla'e party Issues UDt teen no
hon 40 he ag- OF the CREST onventSu
~ syr,cn,e by which 81 cket, composed patriotic
Of az parties mi o,sa -,
II would he Government and perPetlee TIE
UrOnt people Of the oy S.e' must De gneS II We
tied hone s.e ohoad a. London ana chHono
tbs noble spectacle whole people sulends:ing all pest
divisions and uniting one se shd one party NJ essnae o. ae
Union, before the close Of rs We would surely ieh ls
ISEa Ro,pScsp or eocss VINO goes into the ranks
Of no noble army deoudig the Uni0o and inquiries 20
1be PTssaen Is the Commander in Chief Of the Army and
Navy" and who viii ASK whether he Republican o. Dem
tSs I n 81 'PNO''''- % GUNS -
And here lie, say Union Is to be ain:sined Iet
only by cordial support Government and Of amies
IA tho field bu by crushing treason wherever II appears
Monshies Republics ia regn o. in civil war sspecay
tue lai,s W. viii mao thst he puolc sisy ge hS ne
press or otherwise soul deprived Of their power COR evil
As web might d'Hsp1 IA the midst OF battle thst ey
process sho I'D The VI tIoop that spies
and traitor. during he wa o. htn an1he' shond DC sd
the safeguards Of Cou't uon h secure The Govern
nes, 0u, IA S ou,t 20 ED ron danger we can only ae
conpis this vigorous prosecution OF Zoe war and oy
sappr Tt.n CD thai at al tine apdsr al
crcpnistsnces whether poi; or private lie whetss re-
Secession aLt g"r; he esns, o. &c union IN
az ere 15aSss DOE Of ne ID Of tsorasy 1874 IN 9a1i
this sentence. " have regarded the dissolution " shs
true introducing aud death into the world oss
ges,y snsmentng all their gl Influences Aud is not this
true Would no III fell ti Union the last experiment, 9G
republican government Il tn attempt 70 dissolve las
ana dread Orebodilg baasa4t the civil lied rid now IN.
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country and Of the liberties OF the staksd up0 the per-
peuiiy dissolution OF tie lean Union snd We sAoli
l9ss crime l,d Ia the annals OF the woHd II OF
snd & .d . s h ro o , every ncs Of SOD
SRa g ~ sl SIT 0" ii p shdsa
@ s2a % sgs9 f b, to a9 SA P3sss ss'
m not required ihr wa has not reached jingle Noiho'
STATE Or city snd BY po@p, econ ean sappi.. s ,gs
ss over every so open every port 30
conmrrce aud then only ~ the prosperity Of New iok and
ate the country iu,o parties until the empire Of Ire
Union undivided and incl stole is restored the enemies q
Wien my mos, cordial wi,he. for the success che greet
UniOn War ticket 0fNe"A oik am y0S' ys'y 'SfIfxER
To Ne,.r,. BRADFORD. OroASss and TAI xApsE
LETTER FROM THOMAS FRANCIS MEiGHER, rso.
Hi-,r4rAErAKs or IRIsH B'ug4DF,
r. BRADFORD, sIq, II Con, Of dryaggeHe.''
DEAR SIR: regret very much il will no. be IN my
PGo 70 s sseT s shs ~ p ii.ae on Friasy eys
ner the les. however, since happen. shsi ry
sentiments with regard 10 TIE American mon soH ,oe aoy
maintain it al all cost ha.e oe emphaiieay p'a On ie''s
very ''''1 ThGIG1S FRANCIS NEAGHER
Letters of sympatly Nth tie objects OF the meeting
were also received fgvi tie Hon. L1cl's Robinson,
the Hon. Wm ID. Kelley, and others
oUTsIDi MEETING.
As there were many hundreds Of people unable 20
obtain admission to the bail in consequence Of the
dense who blocked the sairways and entrances,
il was considered pohrc OTganizo meeting on tho
outside which was speldidy eheeted-Amor J. VIII
lianson esq., being called 10 the chair Mr. Isaac j..
Oliver, Mr.. Mcclellan, Mr. George j. Campbell, and
Mr.. w. o. Bourne we've severally introduced, ard
made excellent speech,s favor 0f the Union and IN
support OF the Peoples Union ticket, beaded by Danei
5. Dickinson All rat, lines had foF tie present
been ignored and Il publican and Democrat both stood
upon the one common ground-ther only desire being
10 support the Administration in putting down The IL
famous traitors who seek destroy our National Gov
ernmen
The speakers had no other sentiment at heart bul 20
Uoion and they generally expressed themselves as
willing 10 90 forth and shed their very h0art5
blood in is defense. One of the speakers anmadyered
severely upon Ben. Wood; denouDcing him as an arch
traitor and as one " no would sell his birthright for
meas Of pottage wbereupon tie speaker following took
him severely to task aud IN the course o hrs remarks
said that there were many prominent men in The Re-
publican party who very obnoxious. He did no,
consider that they there to another
all patty lines and party had sunk into oblivion,
and their only guide was the Union, the Constitution,
and The Stars and Stripes.
No lines of torches borne by in glazed caps and
capes, no trumpha care 40 banners containing political
cmbems and devices, bands Of music numbering
Of cannon had brought them together but simple ad-
vertisement in the daily papers had drawn hiIhes 'Is
vas. concOurse of Union.loviug pcople-men OF al
croels and all politics. The speakers were loudly
cheered and the meeting was very enthusiastic Two
gentlemen sang patriotic songs, the throns joining
heartily in the chorus. The outside meeting was con-
tnued in full force until the adjournmen, OF the meet
ing in the Hal.