The New York herald., 1862-08-20

cosdcd 70 review the results emanating from h o
.ss Of hs War had sssn
wn S.S'visg 0.yx WINE ana IN. srs.ssS
Europe Fhe government OF the United states, % long
considered and sfete. had within comparatively
atty and Of the cause Of liberty .s. Appiaass % The
speaker referred TO the dnhcunHs of the early
slruxele OF The Revelation, and eIoquently alluded TO
the historic circumstances ooncsrning march Of
Washington the very hills ON which they STOOD
Tins caused mmssss Applause from n, inns nS Ss
be dypirrted while there are 80 mary thonsanas
al the ranks Lot the North DO but nah az a.
integrity and there nothing prevent the eventual
success Of the federal government. lAppiausel Lei
ali the people Join this movement (Crsss ofWe will
give he'll y They win get that fast enough after they
succesd n breaking from Us, though that VIII De
ysfy ys, oss 20 between democracy and
and unless this first move Of the rebelons men Of the
south be csushe the Nor!ern and other loyal states
must continue be involved Va bloody frarioda and
terrible And fierce N the struggle that u VIII
90 until not mon Of either side Is sit TO
forsjbly in favor the Increase VI tbe army On
cludng he was loudly app'auded.
Ex-Judge Morris was " have bean INC next speaker
and was very axousy expected but the arrival Of Gen
sickles caused change IN the programme.
SPEECH OF GENERAL sIcKLEs.
General SICxLha being introduced by the Chairman
sad:-Isiow citizens, the other night while addressing
a Brooklyn audience, had occasion 70 say what tho
truth then required r0e say, that the cities of this
state were agxard and backward recruiting white the
country districts active and full II ife The count
less thrope-he unnu,nbsred thousands now before me-
teach me the fact that Brookyn.be third city OF the
Union in popuation--the second In the Union; ;iB Dtel
gencc and patriotism-means 20 be foremost IN our
cd efforts 10 put Down hs rebellion lApplause, aud
three cheers for General Sckles The reporters always
their post, aud who note these proceedings, Will
what is passing before them bat II viii be
dnlicalt FOR any one, mot spectator Of this
' Al To ana nosa ns ~
this great day which you have devoted " your country
(Appaase) And let me te you that n s time that lhe
peepletha nationshoud be aroased 20 the Importance
of tho question presented 10 tsem. Never was
there much necessity for the rising up OF great peo
ple The immense meeting OF citizens before me Is
the best evidence that the heart Of this beautiful city is
fully truly and universally aroused to the dangers ana
both the people and the government had Ducin fact.
eyerythipg-to learn OF the science Of war. They
had 70 begin campaign upon large and ex
had conrsrrsd iuslre arms, and had proved
tina, we mad in 10 all the elements elevate 70 the
We had permitted the elements Vi military
siunbcr uDhesded in our peaceful paths The rebellion
With which we now contend brought with great tras
great sacrifices and though last lens great lessons
the nation and TO the army The disaster OF bu run
gave the brave and magnificent Army q the potonac
With its noble and generous chief. Gen g. B. Mcclellan
enthusiastic cheering) the who has often led TO
victory, and will do 80 again.
A voroE.-We want soldiers and nghting mon here.
We don't want politicians
general sltxEEs-My friend, shall be glad 10 take you
as lighting nan, whether yon be politician or not
obicct0r snbsided General s,ckles contBuingTbe ex
pIos Of the Merrimac have given us great and nvul
nerable navy; and perhaps this OF The chief
causes ned toook al the navy OF the chief
Of national defence and safety. Again, the cam
paSn Of the peninsula has most ooc.uEyey Illustrated
The courage and dete OF Northern soldiers and
the consummate ability OF The young commander OF that
host in all the duties that appertain % great general
(Applause) That campaign has also taught the nation
.y 1s 'y As. @s1S he .seis n ws1e seA
Of one hundred thousand men. The campaign of The
Peninsula which brought Us, as Il were, 10 the very
gates Of Richmond has taught esson concerning
capabi.ies of our soldiers and of the sacrifices winch
they always prepared 10 make in behalf q theil
country. tAppause.) i has shown to the wssd tha,
sxcelled anywhere IN the woro and q the same time
has shown government and 10 tns nation THAI in
order to secure the nation valuable results 10 b.
expected from the campaign, the war should be
% should :. once be called into the neld. GAP.
pIaase.) There could be NO mistake about ths
70 save the country and the government Is y
the field. (Appause.) We have been taught lesson.
The President has called upon ths people give
nobiy responding everywhere. Men and money the
real siements Of war am glad u say that there viii bs
Of New York {Appiause.) II there be a draft any.
here If the necessity Of calling conscrips into the Aed
snai really be t win only oe in the Cities and
in the interior oil the State. Brooklyn, however. has
today given very convincing proof that shs will not b
Of the cities " be disgraesd by the necessity
man aud for my part hope she viii be able TO nv
her quota without the enrolment q single ccnscript
(Appaass) This is IN truth UDion neetiga national
assemhlass Not only by reason Of s grandeur and pa
triots aud immensely Of numbers but from the very
elements which compose H. see before me the young
the old the poor and rich; women and the ma
born and the iorciyner and the exile Ard all Of us
have the same deep interest IN tie great issue which she
whole nation is now so mpatissiy awaiting. The Ame-
has motive enough for his interest Yisn he thinks
and says 10 himself
This rs my own, my native landl
While exiia and the pever
fail 10 discover ia IL the land o! promise
70 which he has looked long, and whose blessings
last he has been permitted TO euoy The Frsnchina
leaving rank fortune and pleasure behind, remembers
that iaiayette came to us and bore his part IN our eso
u,un for liberty the German does not forget that sieu
bon gave discipline and energy armiss a that try
ing and the Poander and Hun can always re-
s1 w pSs ns o. Nor
shneD fo get the blood VI Montgomery ~as shed in the
eaer PORTION o s revolutionary struggle and eorts for
Freedom aud that upon every battle field Of ,ns republic
the and loyal blood q lrjshmen has been Shed.
lor the Of liberty Appause And LOT me say that
Ii know the Irish character, aud think know we'll
(sppsusc)-I know that il hghts mvre from its slscton
than from It's sntpahee fbe rsh cj2ep goes into the
rauks Of army because he loves that ias-ointlrs
20 the star crowned banner IN the distance amid rornng
cheers aud applause. voice "Thats so my znn - and
laughter, snd remarks from inan IN the c.owd
abopt including England in the msss.') am not here
o. day 20 excite or stimulate any national AZ.
uPathes or snimostes. In my Judgment ID Is
,he da;y Of al good men aud good citizens,
~ welt as of The government, b avoid all compii-
cations with foreign Powers. True there soyne
of dssa,is action which this country has against
ugland. ireland too has long list c grievances But
these not esians 70 be settled yet during
the continuance ~ this rebellion Iet remember ,his
fact, znd ct us do justice whore II should be done. Les
~ remember that. notw outstanding al the efforts " the
The frsocacy ana the m0nis classes oi England
throw Jnon, there has been 10 I,ersonage--ons
womas seated rs she IS the british throne, who
membesiDg oar ainity with her great land ana the cor.
dial ano hearty reception We recently gave her
has steadily aAd faiIhiuy wthstooa every argun rnt
and every Influence 20 induce her 10 throw lbe
weight u tie power ana the nagence Of En.isad
ag nst tina United States. loud appiause) And IL is
scarcely ~1 weeks ago since che gave the solemn pge
Ia nor address 70 the BRUSH nation that E aud sa
n0t Intervene between tho hcrth and the south nd that
30 Tar as the exanpe Of Ea.land concerned IN nin.
encng The coanscls and The actions Eu ope no te.
tereDce with the suppression Of tns rebellion need
dresIet (App,auso.) say this not necause think il
viii be acceptable g ~ those 10 hstg iac bal eaase
" my deiy 10 speak frankly aud openly uly c,g0.ry
men aud rairly 90 give my opinions the grave ques.
iions winch 80 closely concefn US, 50 at sy not
unnecessarily involve ourselves IN serious results ~
former qnarres which should not be brought up this