The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-31
SIGNS OF THE TIMES,
Union Meeting at yVnrnerviIle, n. Y.

Union Meeting at WaTnerville, n. Y.
large and entbusiastic meeting "f the citiz ms
OF Richmondville and adjoining towns in Schoharie
COUNTY, was held, says the New York Day Book,
at WarnerviIle on Saturday, the 18Th instant.
sanford u. Sarringer, ESQ.,, was chosen President,
with several Nice-Presdents, and Henry Mann ana
Ilhney Lawyer were chosen Secretaries. ne
Committee on Resolutions reported the followins'
which were unanimously adopted:
Rssotr.d That We earnestly desire me me ppentad =
OF the states but in the suage Of the lae th
DouSas we believe that war IS he man the prin-
If the Union is to be continued IL mus ~ voluntary
cpe upon which it was formed, 70 m' nd 10 .uhveI
consent Of its members, ths any and hence in or
der to restore is Union the first requisite is peace to
the end that al. questions may pe st , y, ~
by the sword nut 'o'u"'1''' - " "
That we reverence and will obey all laws,
sm.natns the proper source but willresis with all
our united all military despotism. and mob laws,
for the purpose OF supPresng freedom o. eN
preson either Of Speech OF the Press or the right OF Pc
tirion
Destitution among the Germans in New
Yurk--Right to Demand Bread
About 2 900 Germans held m citing at Harmo-
mic GARDEN, in Essex street. on Wednesday last, to
take into alton the suffering and restitution
now weighing so heavily upon the working classes
plan of organization was submitted for a genera
Workingmen's Union, in order to secure a better
condition of the working classes, and to prevent
such deporable reverses as the present overtaking
them. The President of the meeting, Mr.. Michel,
contended that, taking the Declaration of Indepeu-
drnce, winch utcihTeu mat 'ali men ware porn
free and equal" the working man had the ght to
demand the necesssries OF life at any time and
der all circumstances. He said they would insist
that this right be recognized If no other way ex-
listed. he would commence ,car on the moneved
pnwer This received with cheers. He said,
however, they wished to bring about these reforms
in peaceful wav. A committee of twelve was ap-
pointed to carry out the objects of the Union, and
arrangements are to be made for a grand process
sion OF unemploy ed working men ching through
the streets to the City Hall.-N. Y Day Book.
Peace Meeting Mt HarpersvilIe, NY
The people of the town of Colesville, and ad-
joining towns, il. Broome county, also the coun-
ties OF Chenango and Delaw are metat the village
of Harpersve on Wednesday,, July 10, pursuant
to call for peace meeting of all Union loving
citizens, irrespective of party.
This meeting was, without doabt the largest md
most respectable ever held in the town, and may
great body OF the conservative people, who are al
ready sick of this unnatural war, and are willing
to petition Cong to extend the olive branch o
peace to our southern brethren. Among other res
olutions the following passed:
Resorsd That present Chief Magistrate by
admission stands condemned before the American peo
pie in the exercise of power and has
hesitaed to inagurae to enlist large standing
my increase the to seize private papers, and to
suspend the writ of hdbedS corpus.
Resolved. That opposed to the present war poll
CIV; that sincerity believe its effect will be to drive
the remaining Slave States from the Union exaspera ate
the whole South, consolidate their Confederacy, bank
rupt the North and render reunion impossible As tn
Union made in peace it should be preserved il
peace and never can be by force of We beev
and hold that the great anchor Of prosperous nation
is fair distribution Of equal justice to all sections