The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-11-20
GREAT MEETING IN NEW YORK.

GREAT MEETING IN NEW YORK.
The New York papers contain fall reports
az a large and enthusiastic meeting held in
that city on Thursday evening, the 5lstult.
We give the following condensation Of the
remarks made BY one Of the speakers:
Mozart Hall Ratification lnieresfing Speefh-
ca Gen. Mcclellan declares that he dare
moi fg1 on the Potomac.
A large and enthusiastic meeting Of the
" Mozart Hall" wing Of the Democratic par
ty Of New York was held on Thursday eve
ming to ratify the nominations Of the party
leaders.
Mr.. Chatfeld, In the course ofhis remarks,
sobserved,
This meeting tonight. this room filled to
| its utmost capacity with the ireemen OF their
country. admonish me that as yet these peo-
pie have not forgotten that they have right
| to guard and interest TO protect, and that
they live under Constitution. and are un-
der obedience to laws Turned under that
Constitution. Thank God. gentlemen. we
have yet country to care for. We have
vet Constitution that is the supreme law
| Of the land.
I believe that yet. although the aspect Of
things are dark enough, the principles OF
that party will bring this country out at its
peril.
j I am not prepared to say that they will re-
store this country to its prosperous condition
before these troubles began; because am
not so blind as not TO see that the termina,
ton Of our present difficulty may be that our
country may be left prostrate. loaded with
debt. and desulate with the death OF cur low
ed ones who have gone TO the wars to pro-
,actus
! ! am not here to inquire into the causes Of
this war. | have the Satisfaction Of know
ing that she great party to which belong
has never been Aboliiionist in IT'S sentiments.
have the satisfaction Of knowing that ~
one Of that great family has ever thought
more Of the black man than the white man.
None III Us. gentlemen, not one, Is respon.
sible for the uiteranee and predominance Of
those sentiments which lie at The foundation
"a this great Secession movement.
know that during the campaign OF last
fall, in this spot. aud elsewhere all over the
country, we admonished those who have pre-
cipi,aed this country inio its present perils.
that Il they carried Iu,o raeet the principles
that we're uttered at Chicago that civil war
must necessarily follow. But TIE sririt 81
AboIilloni.m seemed to prevail They said
To Us, 80, they dare not hight" And a gang
of men paraded these streets night after night.
prece,ed b, torches; they were called Wide
Awakes." In snswer To these admoniiions
OF the Democratic party they said - Us,
). What il they do fight" We Can whip
the Sou,h before The breakfast bell. and Az
creation after dianer." Gentlemen. where
are these Vide Awakts" noss u. search
YOUR army. Gu TO the situations most ex-
posed. the must dangerous. Gu the Navy
| land you will search in vain Tor any Of those
i yalorous Wide Awakes.'
do not saw dis by way OF encouragement
II the war is necessary, aud u y now upon
as, in Gods name lei Us prosecute u. In
stead Of that. what is The spect-clrf What
will be the history of the next SIX months:
! We will commence with the glorious siet"r,
of Bethel. from there we will 90 10 vienns.
and from there to bull Run, ihence 10 Chick
amacom.co. and from thsre 10 he lasl place,
the name af which ! doa't remember. md
there y0u will find all these splendid veto.
ries that not only will make u renowned a
homo, but renew neI abroad.
Whss did hear lo-day as coming from the
Commander in ChIel ol the Uniird statrs
furcrs--lIom ten. MeClellahs That he dare
MT fight ON the Potomac. so that We shall
have ~ more battles, trust. this fall We
have npw rot in the field some hive hundred
thousand men. who have copyrighted about
Washington and vicinity. aud this ARA, hA.
to br Supported Al au exprnse Of twu nillinns
and halt day. aud yet We a,e 10 have ma
bat les thu, Tall. WIZ! Because the Com.
aaader. IN Chlel said lie dare noi hg'i. New.
gentlemen. 3lst Is the English VI al ihI. !
IL Why. ihatiIu. coaniry viii. - the hra place.
b. placed under heavier load u debt than
ans country On the face Of The earth. And.
IL the next place. gentlemen. here is moth.
ing more sure 81 my mind-ibr sun Is no,
more certain To- rise To-. mOrrow--ihan that
the Independence ard q snalitt u the Con.
iederair Stairs IL America will BE- fsrngniz-
Ell b. Englani and France and other Europe.
an nzlIpns in less than SIX months.