New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-23
"rand WadswsrtA Rally In do Tvt
second Ward

A large and highly respectable nicotine =, :.
onion'lovins citizens ofthe Twenty second Wan
heid In the largo hall at the corner of R,o..
ana Fory'seventh street, last evening. thu ny
The Rev. Mr.: HoDGEs, Baptist minist.r or...,.,
Following resolutions, which were aloptsd rr.s
mously: p'o" uA1i
ere proud OF the political system handed down 10 ms We
isthes, we renswedly declare firm and nnas,oy o.
I'm on 70 e snos OF those WAC seek is overthrow ws
ey DC iouHd among tue armed hosts Of trea.on s.a
their synpathIxers at the North. '''" 'oaA,a
Esstsef That the existing rebellion against tho ,p,.
o. the Government has been instigaed BY men vino
Republican form Of government, who frown upon pet
remunsTative labor who late those of their Ela
earn her bread By the sweat of their face and ,xh o
ternined that Slavery and Liberty sha De- ti s Do
stone OF the Government which they hope To re,, 'o
runs Of our glorious Republic. Nr'n 'as
he'oired. That the crush the Rebellion ,h,,
Is war and not al means OF Cancellation 49,
IN arms against the Government satl-d os
pio,econ Oh the Government, and that the Re sb
nede TO pay the expenses Of their rebellion snd thu,
. .nei aaa. ana osher property should be sold aseo
~ s.u ulvued smong our soldiers and other patrotie ss
with honest and oya men -' W ~Ad
hseted lnat the so-caed Democratic marty Of M, O.,
~ spufhs the oner OF the Uuion State Committee 70 -
party issues and distinctions and unite io ,entins
electors OF we state at the coming election but one c
pieogrd 10 the vigorous prosecution of the war foy ia
precision Of ae Rebe lion have left Us no Alternative
vie tho people to make choice at the polls between I
no are for he country aud it, institution ana to,s vS
this hour Of desperate psI would tamoly submit To -
msnds Of Rebels in arms. Wv w.
ReIoired That we csnuot support the ticket bessdhu
Ya,io Seymour bccaue ~ success would be haied by
eues Of our country triumph for them, not ess rp,r
aut thsn tiumlh Of their arms bcc.ae NJ Sesmo.f
hs supCnei like the traitors AZ the South and their Enss
allies, De ARE our Government to be an a;socoUs dss
isu be most c,nto ptlb allure In the shape Of M
erument 10 the world aud That hi, Rebellion csnno, !.
crused b. Republican Naturalization" and because TIER
den0unoe eyery effort OF the Pre- tea. to essrgs nc, ~
Union Of the states aAd tTeete to resist the exercise Of Ii
constitutional authority.
I'D l. "a
hoe led b. Gen James ) Wrdsworth AM yusa Trsusn
aid ia doing record our unwsgerng deyotonio the Goy.
endure sny necessary It's preservation Our sppoy,
of oil OF toe Administration designed TO ssbt.e tie
Rebels and punish traitors, and strengthen
lbeit a OF the people aud the life Of the Nation.
ougb, no, to deprived Of their elective nchie h.
coming election sud respectfully request the GOYernof
The Sat- NewYOrs to tse imu'ds measure. to enabs
them while Ching traitors q the South, 10 vote glua s
friends anI allie OF tfsi'or a. the North
Rs,oired lhst eoaisiy udorse the nouil ion Of gn.
MCLEOD Murphy % rep e,snt me I'm CS1 srs.on Do
support iii the day Of his election.
The Hon j ANEs WADswORTH made an eloquent
anpeal in behalf of the Union. lie said ii was in.
not to zee that any opposition TO tue effort
The people who loved tieir country and GovernmsOl
~ THE line, when q wicked and u holy TebelhOa
threatened the existence Of both was ii nei directly
in favor OF treason aud war against the COBdlOl0n.
Our cause was Just, however ard God was oa tie
sile OF the ught. At no the had The Interests Of
ts nation been 20 sigusly ia tle hands OF an over
ruling Providence thau since the outbreak OF tho
Refellion. With such candidates as honored tie
Union ticket and vigorous Efforts a ireemea who
the glory oi nation pufged from Say.
~ and it. attendant train OF CONTINUOUS tlansgrs.
Sue of the will Of the people. and the Cous,itu)a
md lava of the Government, failure was impossible.
Nm. III. BURLLiGH, esq, neat addressed The
ma.ting. He cauvassed the nature OF the plea sst
4 -, Nd oas,a al
:, know IL people who had any self respect left,
,,ere willing 10 zee man elected who sand
yyi.hed bets Fernando Wood and bis brother
Rem. lie referred to Fernando Woods apology 10
Toonbs OF Georgia for the want OF power ID send On
ana 10 pu, Into the hands OF Rebels 10 siay
aud brothers who bad gone forth to vindicate the
caue of he Union, and said was but iar TO accept
,lat as iu.t Interpretation of the cause with which
seymour had presumed To ask to BE- elected Cover
nor of this state.
The Hon. CALEB Lyons Of LyonsdAle, was tho
next suoaker lie gave brief description Of the
crisis VIII Oh was upon us, and reviewed the many
elections thst Seymour meG raised 10 the Unou
M et such rs the taxes the Administration, Prcs
deaf l.lucolD, the habeas corpus, gre noacss ana
other ike matters lie charged that tho rebellion,
and noi the Government. had suspended the habess
corpus.
lie then passed in review the course OF Gen.
James :. Wadsworth since Tie breaking out OF the
rebellion. He had seen him on the battlefield at
Bul Run when no soldier acted with greater
bravery and heroism. or Lyman fireman., y was
only necessary to cay that he was consistent DEM
ocr,t. warmly devoted TO the interests OF big
country. aud resolved with q master hand to stand
by the Government in the hour Of trial.
The Hon. THOMAS JOINS, it,, began by saying
thar ne n nj been an earnest Democrat from James
X. Polk down TO Stephen Arnold Douglaa; ana
wi n Abraham Lincoln was elected on the ground
- h Nftrs.i IN
a,aud bv him for veal or for woe, and 60 what lay
in his TO sId him in protecting and defending
the Constitution " which had beea handed down 70
ms by cur fathers.
lie WIS proceeding TO speak OF the position now
by Seymour, when band OF Iowdies whicd
bad gathered the back part OF The hal roared out
Three cheers for Seymour" accompanying their
,heors with the usual uueanhly yets winch they
bring into play to break up meetings.
There WIS body OF police present, bat they ea-
a.sd themselves in shaking handswith the rowdies,
nd otherwise fraernizing with them positively de-
dining al first 10 remove the disurber5 OF tie eace
rom the hall. However, there were some gentle
nen present who were determined 10 maietaln onief
AZ nnv risk and the rowdies were siencei only oy
NE fcar that they sht receive such prompt hand'
,rV "a they deserved. Order being rAsioFoa,
KrFUs w. ASDREws proceeded to address The
Meeting. beginning by stating that they wese there
% express their sympathy with their friends VINO
yere on the battle elds OF The South, Crushing on
Rebellion, and they would crush ou' Rebellion syca
n thai room il il should attempt to raise Us head
lgan.
lie went on at considerable length, showing ihss
o yoio ior Seymour for Governor Of tbs state was
with Rebels, and sympathlEing wah
Rebels was treason. He warmly indorsed tns noun
nation of Col. Mcleod Murphy.
Three cheers were given for the Ticket an 'a'
meeting adjourned ,if next "Wednesday evening,
Cvpu.Y VsIoy NETTING n the THiRIERsrs
y.ap-Ias, evening the German supporters OF ts '"'.
ickri in the Thirteenth WsId held me.tins@ 90