New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-02
THE AN7I-ABOll7ION MOVEMENT
MASS MEETING lAIRE COOPER INSTITUTE.
coNe,scAT.ON DENOUNCED.
SOesthS by VIM. 4. Chaunrcy, Ey'GGyerhoI
Wisklife of Kentucky, VIM. 4. Duer,
lame, Brooks and Fernando Wood.

-. ,.oA q, concentration and ceuhscation, sld 10
,sla,.er else may tend TO hinder The res'o'"i'" VI
the Union as 1t VAS, was heh last eNeDne III 'i'
C.oper Institute At the hour of O'CLOCK 'Or "'iic
IN. meeting was called, there Egere about - persons
an the hall. The number gradually increased ahni
cnayter % O'Clock, when the silence was ior the
FRS, tim. ephyened by music. The hall was at ths
TIME wei filled.
The fra, motion toward publicity IN the meeting
~yas made by gentleman on the platform, Whe
called for Nine cheers for the President Of the
uniie6 States" This was responded 10 by three
unsuccessful attempts. The band, however piiyea
" Hal TO tie Chief.
Al O'Clock the meeting called 10 order, .."d
she Hon WI. CHtUNcEY was chosen ffesideh''
On taking the chair he sand that hey were calico 20
initiate q movement which would be carried on
mill we could redeem our country nom The position
IN which we were now placed. We saw indications
al q erect movement in the Western elections aud Ill
The present meeting, and he hoped il wonld 80 on
until we again saw our city prosperous AS sc
once was. and our country redeemed from ,ne
position IN which she was.
When the names of the Weep Presidents were
,,oposed that OF James Gordon Bennei; was
received with kisses drowned in applause !oe
name of Nelson j. Waterbury received eiGnlaI
compliment. The name OF james LFicn , Mas
Yeceived with three cheers. C.. Godfrey ''nnthef
wac loudly cheered. The name OF Jas. l. biao!;
though printed the list, was stricken OH DS
request OF the Committee, and that oil samuel
Iilden substituted. Geo. ". QuintaiG name was
sIso stricken ont il beng slid that he was an
Aboli,icnist. Peter Cooper suffered snoiisf e.
s1aesion. -.
The following gentlemen were elected wee
Presidents and Secretaries:
-ppust
Moses Taylor, Joseph & arnun james GSfdSa DeH v
q, Pine John McKeon Elijsh T. PuIdy Thomas lleson
Dsniel Deyhn Daniel lnsrsham Charles T. Dsy Ne''eA
Frost Insuns scSsn. Cfsriss H. Connolly Ambrose G
KiueslaDd VIM, b. Msclay John H. ilsne' John JsseI'
T. Robertsou, George g. Bsrusri. Daniel T. lienl59
Emanuel D. HsIt John 'isSy ' Br. nc s5H. 6 C
Tbonas r. Tsppsu Charles Dennis Michael Ionpci iiraln
Meo.ii J. A stemmer, ). Is i,hracad. Dsvid A tsrler
-Isnes r. hitting. samuel j. ridden & %o@.,ey HSIibe
Cooper, John GrsIsr Js,ans wile, Peer p. sweeney
Ben,ann Ray M9ns3D a. Lain 6 5oT ',t iSo
John LLOYD. An5reE H. hicsle ABRAHAM X IN Ns' Az
,hoIS w Carj9il C. Bras Fr derrick l. Vu;o
Audre Fromert John Ander on Johu " hsrco'r AeEnGn
Imss e. Bpra6sn John ; Civ Cunning bedford IT,. J.
D. Jones A. H. vi9s'toi DANIEL r. DslsS-9; Cns5iI 4
,nnnd L. Hearne John Il. MeCunn, Henry T. QeseSenbc,
s C,sBsT C5a-Ie. Bu Ff,1s H. Shacb TGcs
stewart Peter Logisrd. IL. Wn H. pnsenhsTFy, fEinei
Rvrue ID l.
,oTe O. Sloan Holden A. T. Cauted, John Hsyes ton
"a Wilcox Philip r. Smith, John ouacs enhusl ThoHsa A.
ssS ~ pon:ss. sTsa s,lnssl Edw,rd A. eIahen
Moses b. Gale, Lswlenoe Worsl sslius! + hn,2p;
CHAs. A. 81 Al, esq, t1lc FuUuc AaW-lisIAi1,
,eaa the following Tesoutions:
9e,oirsa 1 This il The present crs whsa OH believe
oun,ry is involved in cv veI, sud the iounGe,ions Of SUI
on,u.ion are IN Danger Of beng oys.throwI Is the duty
of every American citizen syi"e ssde OF PREF oire and 81
sschPeen;. Ss9sI o. P a;5 p1 be- Ii: M 30 s
the defense and the perps1ady o. soc American tui0p
! Ths, f. con,derin, he d,ns.r, which nnn-sa'ely
the Uaon we had two aiscies iueAP.iag scor
don cnminans IN the rebellion southern citizens, who
s:,hei. erected lie Other 5.1s h-t Of Abolition loai
is,es which ha' induced Northern disnlionis.i to declare
the holy bead Of b.,ths,hood 0. AInercsas.
>. That while The Government IS engaged n the wO.s o..
sappre,siBs the tie our
<ny citizens sls,ain sgnuent deead i
all enemies home md abroad s=d t1t IN tbs Na
tOns smesen0y b'H-tiny a. feelings o. ere passion 81
country; that this should was@d part sry
cation Of Oyerthrowry Interfering with the rights
abe sup e,aey o. me oo,aiio! snd % TIE Ion
~th all the dignity equsy std ti7. o. che .sseIs sise'
:he war ', ought 70 cs,,s, icAscf.,
:. That IN dealing with the other r.. o. o- 20 tle t.
4. becomes every itzea bear IL mind ne advice H.
Gathers Obeyinz tie ,ase commands o. Ms-h-ton thew
should remember ,la The Cnoa is ,Se main psf or rea
independence the support OF our tranquility ut homo o. m
pe'ce Soiosd, our ,ariy orr property, liberty ZAP
pIsne that as in l. tue iHI "a ogg r5itcl ortres
ri. 0e most constantly and actively 'oen ooyetly aad In
soonsy directed we 'lnca cherish cof5a hsusl and
smnovsbe sactarut t. ,.oire osfasye, - t7ak
aud speak Of II a. ths pa2oun Of po.ca safety AID
to-pe!ity ching fcI pfeI, sen win II, suxiery
sfiscoGneUe asirg whg.cvsr suspicion
can in event D. sba iogei rovu ng mon he
ds~ning OF every attempt 70 senss eny poio1 OF ouY
Seuniry fOa the rs. eaesble he sacird r stisa
fbe ovation O. IL requisite no, .uv
ssa, we e-o2.n'e PC Gress opposition 20 ~ scsucwI
eoseo dunoN such a. :. %" exhibited o. tie South, and
mas been exhibited Moth Versoas liberty OIL and
other qRcon:iiuti,rd !esaon out With
care the sslii q inn1sa,on pos is pincp.o
Epsci0os the proteT iAopSusr Ths, The doctrine o.
sssdiog hsicsi politicians, and J!s, that
oece,Slon oTo!l i've G-.ro,
isrsst snd prolonged Appas we rscoggs an uovs-ior on
those pnnoipes when has been cusrsli b. sIr-
81 hs CAolhet a. tending 10 I'D sad s5et me Southern
soaiedeEs.e, nd which drsi,led ros,.e 90 the
o1 That IL t1s piI- the In patton League COM
eoTS certain auggi 20 radical Peg. cau
see''h Sayary, attack upon she American ion
,s, "a ue rePo'o1 to ere; povss above the Goa
"e ind smother pan 70 a.. ~ az lie iisls o. Aer1a Gu
70. y. "a 4e Ysa8 and scheme. rsGics i.In can
clearly, though ilsiaoGsv ,,.-ts1 4, go -. s -.
The southern dsuIion q os.tbro. he IN I'd
49, ~ 80 to- ',rI1nioIt on principles Of tyranny
iCheers. '''' ." 'o"' "s"''
- LA 70 ,lee -''lre. ihs Administration q. IA, b.
hesIty suppo It's. re p-orps sc,;o a. 49, sr'o
sohih. 1e y oosH.tou' Of certain Aooos t;en-t n. sd
fe'siNe tie kppfossio1 o. al cosservatvs 90
nens iron nom OH cff.
.scn sho means 70 csI; on the wsT AID 10 ce't,s
e'ns % .oe ko question uPel the s'sluon the cons.
fI9, aDd the constant s'..Blp.s Cor.-ess nd
connect tue abolition o. slavery with tl- fie ann
an insult 70 or brave sit gallant broiri.-- -
seernsln The hso ;or tie Ou.on AID Cou,iitlon "a
n io4 no other VI" -"
D. Tia, the soldiers oomp1rg "a. ,rari.. OF h. fr,,
rave neritcd uaticn's thsrk- 1hst So rl and ,u y.
StNs Nations AID upoo thsif vic-oor, IN ~ an
@ 'eia with 7eo.cinz praises snd should they la
We VIII build u1ouf1frts 20 .Lsr nore. v.gis
wives and eLdIon sLs be- precious legacy 10 De
Sl,i We SS as tpe o5ec o. ON hs'ions susIdisrsEip