The New York herald., 1862-08-07
THE CALL FOR T'.6oo?s.
Union War Meeting Mt the
Produce Ffxchangc.
ENTHUSIASM OF TIE MASSES.
speeches o.. cascras r. r. Mesghcr and D.
Z. sici .fsss q. Messhord, United States
LsIEfSss Dsfrst Attorney; Hon.
Moses r. 0dea and Joseph Hoxic,

speeches ~ u ssoral Il. T. Meagher and
ID. T.. sies,ies =. b. W"odford. United
States Assistant d. strict Attorney, Hon.
Noses ~, oGeii asi Joseph Hosie-GeM. \
Mea.;he~ Declares that the Army Muse
be Iasrlntiy Ecsnforcsa, &c.
Tie n " /. OF thr produce Merchants Exchange IA
waiear street was rowisd al one clock yesterday
Il 4 nj Dg for tho ,urpose of Forwarding snstmants
md sasing the effective strangth. OF the army
The ncar being tr3 best for gather lns all the mer
,hanus together, there was very largo represeats
lou present. considerable numbsr Of the resiieats
sat art of <s city, consisting 4 hale hearty stout
AnS vigorous employed on the whAvss and in ware
her ses &C. SIR bang Irshmen, for the NEST part, was
also on hand.
The moetiwg called TO order At opeeciock when r.
P. Back, 81, was ap onted TO preside. Among the
leading get emen present General Thomas Francis
Ne sgher g. neral D. Sckles General Wemore, Judge
Mccunn, q plain Hog IN, Joseph Hoxis, 8. l. Wood
ford. &c
Nessrs avid Dcws Lewis Roberts, J.S. williams, J
Holccs-o and John A. Levan appointed Vice Pre-
ssdeuts Messrs J. II. Harrck and L. H. hoffman acted
aries
SPEECH OF GEN. MEAGuRR.
Geue-ll MEagHER the drst sp .sser, and wsre
eeiyea With loud cheering. He the OF brig ider
generc He said that in such melting weather there was
but little tins fer long speeches Everything would
possible. He thought thu utng was going on
far suw in s city and said That inc OBJECT o. this
meeting stir up the a,ior OF the people and 70
bring hem up = The POINT o tfutisn which was ex
pecled them. The army mast be reinforced
x,d what rlore, there Inust be delay
about IT, Ia .nless The army reinforced within
sne mex, len days. I'D be Almost well TO give up
th.s struggle. lie IA y that tLere
sral.ors iu cur n st hu went about opposing recruit
M and preventing maLy good men from entering tbs
army who would q hcrwiss do These BE-
lookel TO. For h art maitcrsd little what party
IN power. When tie Cnt5n and the constitution are il
C. he WIS fesdy - tase bis place among their
defenders Applause AA lF Fshmsn who ljoyed the
ana the ADVANTAGES OF th great ana free go
vernnent should new rally TO lis Do ence and any citizen
ho sn0ud ek 10 ovado s pialn responsibility at this
moment oy calling in the s,d OF foreign Power, should
be oxecred by all bis eoun rymen lie had not mad 81
opportunity before of addressing srch large assembly
Of merchants; but, notwithstanding, he felt it a
great privilege 70 speak 10 so many influential
merchants, produce the shows war
no sp Lext OF tie Irish brigade, and said
that What they had Zone in the past they were
ready il the future; and in veal wee, in life
dc IT, they would be faithful the American
public (Chee s) He hoped that other hishmen would
Ill glorious columns, and that ere
long Tho rebellion will be ended, and the whole country
out reuvenied ard stronger than before. Os
thing he wished 10 EEL certain beyond doubt and that
that though the national arms may meet with
lie trusted that it will be his satisfaction
Psion-c anu Rs2lanaanock. that the Irish not
ibe Tor disasters that may befa the country
their adoption. (Appause.)
The Chairman then introduced Gan Slcklss TO tho
meeting. He was dressed In plain cilZens' clothes and
vas received with loud demonstrations Of applause
delight.
SPEECH OF GENERAL DANIEL 4. sIcKLEs. Il
General Sickies said that city In the United States
ntercsted In the suppression OF the rebellion
than the city OF New York. Since IL first broke the
people have svinced their great desire to bring
end Before the re6slonno people did more prevent
than the people Of New YORK by peaceful cunses by
moderation aud by oompro misses and Of con.
citation None have done more 70 put il down and
hail
ee crush od to he earth The audience be then
dressing represented class of men who could not
but be deaply interested IN the snccess of the
country. Their prosperity was greatly enhancei ~ a
wide spread conncrce and as yet they had been about
was factthoagh be not well posted In ls,ics
that our foreg gi and domestic trade had been largely
creased: and our export trade, especially has been
gre than il has been many years ia the history of
the country. II ths so-and he not currecec
VIVA interest could anre properly os appealed 70 ~ this
IN m at than thai waa<c representatives
biol here. aid with all their wealth. their intelligence
AMI their patriotism the great cause OF common
country, AID 70 pace New YorS--where sls should al
ways stuld-fors@ost among the defenders Of flag
(ipplaase., lie ;et that he in tho right plsce
among the right kind Of men, coming thorc a.
e did, y ask The produce merchants 1 the city II New
YORK TO devote themselves with all their VIII energy
crushing OF this rebeilirn-a work .bch as his
friend Mea.ner had well observed one 81 urs or
cf dsysfor surely Il cannot bc pruc and must not
- delaysi. (ApPaese) GLe merchants might ask in
thing in their power for the the Union cause
by using Their efforts and their influence increasing
q tho government of the counry and tn- confidence Of
the community III the fnl Triumph sud success of our
csa-' SApplaus- Every man can be usefa in ih's
way ard they may be >sslrsi that they could have the
fullest cnAdence aad ,ost Implicit elancs the good
faith integrity ability, pstrie!sn snd nerve Of Asrahl
Lincoln. load sPpsnse) Congress has been d-,srsed
anj thank God FOR t. daughter and applause Abraham
Lincoln is IN his place, and he s Commander in Chief
sckcs) did vote for him but he would rht rudsr
h,ul and trust him 10 every way {Ioad applause He
Believed that the President Lad proved superior al
hs had aalr dafaa
II the hafand half radicals who would ysh him
90 abase the ARM Of tho Union Ia many WAYS.
An the different factions had bean by the stern
re- oution Of the President and Abraham Lincoln.
has boore him SIX months OF non intervention, of which
40 Will make god use Non -nseryontion The part o.
tong ess, non Intervention on The part Or politicians and
non Intervention the part Of Europe, ~ tere wl ve
no European intervention II the north lie uf II they
would oil agree not q mention the ord negro" m nevs
pecenrbcr hon Congress again. II lnet would
just bsnish this word frosn the naiiona; yorabaary
and think bat " obsct--the raisiug ~
tEd for the prosecution aud aci,s prSgrgs
Of tbe warthe rebcisn vii DO esed before Congie.s
tet sain sud tic republic b. saved All thy mo
s1iny q The sed demands l., give aus We wn!
givy ynu FIGHTING. n any naD we're t0 f,-s through
so1ihe ciy spd then 81 through Northern city ike
difference. IN New York there re,istoa
~ ihe population o. rsso1rcss. hut N tia ss8stll
vase ree- -ienccs, th9to we're uuHiist<saib sisns
of the desOlatiop and terror u wnr Egr,
taAn iuptblrds 81 thc'r whole roplllisu Ahve be.n
Tore < nt9 tAeif arm. " che NORTH nnwcver rct
Gut . Fix ush haa yet found their va tho leli II
war n The south al hose cagsJe Of bearing arni- are
a ~ inityY service u only aeceseary Tor tn
s9r ptrth bal. OF the eSet,ions al,,a BY ,sc
sou Or is prosecution = tis ,Flr etd .fl sIc ~
bchnn wouc lie ended IN une "a aIsaxn iup.a.,se ]
Was 49, pst.er. IL asked. make this SHIRT ana bril-
~ y ,tAt1 4rVqrs and 'ensihtn u, sss-y av uylt.
g - ~ II ssel.9a ia o. Apre- ic afsrsF rhe a-ay
for "a rskc Ist be stae ~ NW YoY. show th,t sls
car ser htr IONS tlc. Id wtapu, tho necsss ~ ~
:, 80 81. :, -, NJ ' hsys ~ oia' r..la
mi.nf take 'is taTA VI tat ID, OH by Ssis wValf