The sun., 1861-10-25
NoufN ot eear ~ DEtemas
Before Recorder Hoffman.
BROOKLYN.
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srEEOBEs ~ TX. MAYOR LANBRRT, Hou. ..
3. DICKINSON, AND oTHEss.
A mass meeting was held yesterday srtsr.
noon, on Fort Green, Bccoklyn, to ratify the
Peoples stste and County (McLoug hlin) ticket.
Jas. 3. 7 Stranthan called the ssssmol.gs to
cc'er, and nominated Ex Mayor lambert, a.
Chairman.
The romipsson was ratified A large nam.
her OF Vice Presidents ard Secretaries were
then chosen.
REMARKS o. Mr.. LAMBERT.
Mr.. LAmbtrt ait.r thanking the sudienos fsr
the honor done him, rem arked that SIX Bouths
ago he lamen,d Colonel Is tker bal ADDRESSED
. similar meeting on the ssme spot. He do
qusntly eulogized ths character of the dsooas-d
senator snd soldier, quo ing tom his spesch 70
prove the high tone Of his patriotism. Mr..
Lsmter feelngly alluded o the lsts Ssa.tm
Douglas aud ciosed by quoting from The Last
letter that statesman ever wrO ., a sertimeat q
iervid elcquerco in support u the Uaion aad
the Constitution.
TITn REVOLUTIONS.
The resolutions we're thsn read. They urged
an energetic prosecution Of the war der on scsi
the retelliOu and the Iebsl lsAderl ana cndo,, I'D
the Dickinson and csllnAdlse state tick.t and
the local nominets Of the Peoples Union Party.
The resolutions we're sd0pfed, without any par.
ticular demo nstrsliop; soe man only shouting,
"No."
hfMAHNS OF HON. ID. DTCNfNSON.
Hon. Daniel =. Dickinson was then in'r, duesd
and ccrulAlly received. He sp ks Of the cl.s-tc
ground (FOrt Green) on which ho stood, Ssuom-
mating 1t tt place N which to renew devotion
TO the kepu' lic. lie urged the prosocutioa Il
tha war, until every traitor vss pun ssed, every
rebel carnon silcnced; every false friend iInpd.
sonei; every sheet sympa'hzng With tre,ison
put cut Of existence. (Lpplausa) The war
had beeb forced on he Government, and IL must
he pr secuted festlessly and earnestly. Thsrs
must hr no back down measures. Mr.. Dckin-
son contisusd Ia an shla and patriotic strain for
some time, very frequently applauded.
srKECH or CAPITALS MsA0HkR.
Cspt. Thomas Francis Msaghor beisg intrc-
duced, was recsiysd with burt Of spplause.
lie approved Of the Union movement, ard caas
here Tor the purpose Of onhrming tho lomina-
tioss made by the Peoples Unisn parry. lie
would sustain The cause CC the Union, not ooly
with the ViRor Of bis brain, but with tho viRr
OF his arr-noi only here but upon 6-ld, VII ~
scenes mors deadly sill AWAITED Iim in the IA
ture. The var Wa sscrat, just and nec',s sry,
and II the government cid not assert lie sLurs.
macy it deserved 20 20 down Al or a YER AZ
to the civil wArs Of England, Corn any, Parca,
and Spain out e winch thev came strt ges aud
mo- powerful thsn they wen, before, bs It. oil
that those from other lands " % bad made Ia Q
| country their home had sworn ALE glance, not 20
state, not 70 section, but 70 the RUv-
ernment Of the vhois county, and in IL
| ustratiuR said that IL Iceland vaA an igte-
| pendent republic. with her o sn government h-r
own parliament, and II Conuaught. like South
Carolina, wanted 20 ,eca 70, he y, uld, IL in Par.
lament, vote supplies on supplies with tho viss
| o. bringing Connaught back. (Great .pplau,-.)
| Their oath Of Allegiance was 70 n continent, sns
| not te state-not Ia small subdivision, but =
its entirety, bounded by two fess, the lake, aud
| the gulf. So would t1e government be p. ,frot.
indi.soluble, imperirhshlo The revolution
would he crushed, snd the flsg would again
wave ov'ra urit"d people. Mr. MeagLer 10
comm 81 ctd the ,upp IT of the Union n0m,u eeS
snd mentiored several -ith whom be was &C.
qusinied by nsms. lls retired amid great ap-
| plause.
Col jesse c Smith, candidate for Ssnator IN
the "a District, and Hon Henry G. MurpNy,
cand date in the 81 DIS rict, m,ds sh r., p,tn-
otie speecbts, and, it beng then nearly aArk,
the meetint. adjourned