New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06
MASS MEETING AT YoRKvILLE.

cltiZens OF 1OTkNlle WIS Dtlu az
sixth street and Fourth avenue. large stand had been
erected the bridge and previous to the meeting aud
at Intervals between tho speeches DOdworth's Band
played patriotic ars cannon flashed and boomed CIV
ng note of psaton The light bonres and torches
revealed stretching far down the street. sea OF sces
many Of them wearing the Iineamepts Of the hardy
OF toll ana the OTe5t estimate placed the num-
Der present ut coo.
DR. MaGregor called the meeting to order, and ueh
Crombin wss called upon 90 preside In an approph'
ate speech be alluded TO the death OF Jeh Davis ~
announced IL fHE Evening TRIBUNE. The following
Ii the remainder Of the organization.
ctan 'S Joan X Rcdo Wr G.s:y .I2S ctsl,. l. F5.
Data jShn Turner b. DE- csmp "a Dsyt9n. Transsi o.
Bot.ford Rev ur Brown swn gtcbm,u AlpLeus Banning,
Bro~a ~ Robert McGiaai,, Denns NeG.iy j. r. NcGf,yor,
I'd. sni,hson ngd JoIdsn VIZ Pe4se Geo. s. podSs,y,
Henry Thomas Brssk,pent Charles smith j. M Bell Albert
RswGe. Johu n Gent, X. Cglius
consisting If Messre. Fullerton, Ball CoOIe Studey,
ald CLaa. Saith, were submitted % TIE meeting, and
unaumou.Iy adopted, aud aga rarSed BY three rous'
ing c GERS:
h Committee appointed 10 prepare resoutiaus for the con.
.ie alton " hh meeting respectfully beg leave 70 submit tho
JVaereas The Government Of the United ss.s,
srged IN struggle for s s1enc1 With the eUehif oil
Con.ti.uouA ibsy aud saorle. attempt hs- been nade
ia the udss o rcod OF eI r.ordiesIy pospe 70 over
throw the iOoaEof the Government ard irVo4'e ne cuu
p1ssG BS the d,fberate preooAeered action the
pat Of alnI ilg tfoTons movement tho las. -'h
i Election csrtan A. advce 70 the end tssi .5ey
ngt Obtain ps-be 9-ris1t Tor tie carr oa o '1s es
Sensible designs g., r.
eminent hoies sean't the men now Ia es
ss4io tina hspu' tl not frese remains "hich fho! nos
H.g sh not gost mphsat armed soldier or n~s
i.,rsl- does lot segis etoihe Federal
On, Ga, ey sIa 10 S,s & y ~ % s ~ m a. T., an golia,trd
tgtl lp
iuoaaJ a,i' lave lost n0n0 Of the sp o tHose VINO pre-
Re.sred hsi we view will los.bia, and deestaian
the atooas r.ckrg OF potion of our Pies and th,r a..
tbst while recos ie he proPItety oi allow
iDg to ts in ilrs Of peaee e utost teet,a eoIp
ibe With pubc CIor.. all coed cEsn IN upie OF wal shoad
scquc ia such 'oscoH' the PuOie safety may sem 20
ks.td Tbs, we marx With pasfo apprehension snd stab
b. rsgiobson the e. musiy s9~sd 10 ifioi. snors as
2 s SSsi S 81" ,ors, Ws rr rs.ogoy demand n
our .dopon of may DO
ces and hs ~ sitors all rebels onnd IN sssih tho
Government 81 psse- male a feeae sPies, snda p.r,ns
enemy. may izpri'oned and sEi,sbiy pan'hsd
ha't'd Tha While Ne reeoErte u ts inc9psgly aisH9n
sy Gnd eGsorssss of Hany Of ocrs Of volunteer te
have esdv ~. he burden aud hrs Il day several
ih tie !-hcr-i Of convictl,n ths
il,Sisert gs'te e9n.ro Of oar sd aud F9pniif
nave ssd ~ ans t-, evils corrected aud ttt By h.
rssp,sud Ut genius zi bye hearts ond Wiling sins our
Fooa. Gag shi yst wave tnumphsaiy oef every P'''o
R,sirs Ssi -spudis's every Pr09o,c;r ofeo,
promise Rebel sfrsat 4 il Hothh glen q. to be
nov bgt s honor and titcGy OF che Ooyen
meat saI tus bat tts at ea'l no~ a. 'hs perols
re. we s ye nssed coa65rnss IN tao aoney
iu'rgty ard pat ioti.n c the rrset 40 believe test 10 u
ever ready action which hs poic people may
d.r ro5eos Piscs In JsSp.sdy ne dei e. a'
rIgs or.sves e oid on- ssons Errc'lys 61d h' Con-
suutlonal adv by honorable ne'ns ~ our por IA
bsr holy aud ptroii- od1rs TO pfote,e the war NSo
ousy the snnh.i:n oi ell ae ee's' SHd ua''of 70
ihis hep1o' .- - "a Law aside All
pe opl ions pr,oH.l feeling. snd pfeniees sud
with sy esrusosss snd enha'-sH rsy 70 tls
"a l.Id of cur country. aud iicm the smell We" Gsnd
s.ss, 80 "a H. % A. car so,pou eoenry the people Of
s Fupue should ale IN tneif Eisht q sweep re-
bsto rom le peus 81 g. subn 70 ths enforce
et of tie ,ws of th Union tns ti,ors sle.sa;
Az tle ever sold afung and Gettins Tor our rsi!oi
erncs ana natoni honor ha' tbs a''arsDce t the
snd uious o. tbs fsowei1rr' io he's 1lsh.,
.nd inuaes tendsg. fee The ine4cuiaoe vIne
his services. and symPaais with him In BIS 'sehee'' h''
pG That We sdop, sub,cribe 10 the following oath
sci aid defend Coustu and ooyefameo Of tho United
uLt all Cnenies ~shif domestic cf ioesn eHa ua
resos,on sy State Consention OF Los
are br couTay uos thstauog a o. aIthei ~ : y. az
eu.E reservation sud .,heI that 'e
Viii well sn faithfully perform al the duties that may 30
required Of Us by law.
Ie,tera we're then read from VIM. A. Darling ard
Richard Busted. regreing their iuaity to be pres
ent Mr.. Busteeds letter coscd Win tic continent;
Ihe Union OF the Amefcan States aud their leriito.
riesone boar OF it is worth moro 10 liberty thau all
tie politics and the services OF all the polci@n. on
earth st mus, be presery-d d. aud we viii preserve It,
The Rev James l.. Hodge was the Inst speaker
There were many things mysterious H. God provl'
d.nce and none more go than that Je Davis and his
crew had been allowed 70 plunge our country into DIS
cord and war. Either God or the deYll, which he
could not tell had permitted this blindness TO a upon
them. IL they were Code enemies, then lie had been
pl as-d to seud il upon theu u punishment; II tley
were the deyiis frends, then the arch enemy bad
blinded them that he might the sooner receive them
Laughter and cheers. Ii was said that 5Sn;
was dead Whether tLis was 30 or not, the Rebel
leader was in no enyia6le POrition. Like Giis
Scroggina, whl gJt glsi5asly drunk on market day,
aid had BIZ. horse nnhiiched from his art and us be
awoke from bis drunken eleep, said: 4" Am GILES
Ssroggins, or am net Now II l am d,lss sc 'og
Gins nave lost horse But if am not Giles Sc cos-
oius' have fouud N cart" So with Jef If he were
alive he was In trouble and If be were lot alive he was
worse of. lLaughterl The speaker, IN ,aislnx with
a " peace mau" nc. ng since, had recommended bin,
when he should got TO Jedo TO sing the appropriate
"Ard sys wretOhss yet sdyei
Aud DO we yet re6e!l
Ais vondfeus 'tls sIaIing grace
Tina. ou, ot'-ihs bsd plaza
fGreat laughter and cneenng. The reverend speaker
,t.n took Ia hald Sece .sioist sympatizers in the
North. Referring to foreign interference, he sad he
had no fears that point. lie found no sccDunt q
this rebellion in his library, except IL tue letters CT
Major Jack Downing who makes old Jackson cay IN 4
he had been cutting oil the branches 0f the tree o a.
hcston but he had not got down u the rooe, and he
was afraid it woald spring up again. MIR. h.dgo
summed up the eause OF the rebellion by sayinhthst
tho South wanted a law passed TO give overtbhg to
everybody, and they were everybody.
Chauncey Shafer. esq thought the only way 10 se-
cure peace was TO fght like generous Turks. Ii they
wanted 10 fight ns "mudsHy," and II they said that
one Of the ehivalry was woyth FIVE Of the nudsills
he would reply that each "mudsin was worth ten 81
the chivalry. lCbeers.l II Davis was dead, Besrse
gard would aspire 10 the Dictatorship, and the wsa
nrs Of ambition would soou produce div sions in .ke
couusels Mr. Sh sfeys svowal that tho cause Of tb,
country, which was uow the issue. far above