New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-30
Local Miiitnry Matters.
UNION MEETING AT THE PRODUCE EXCHAN

UNION MEETING AT TIE PRODUCE EXCHANGE
SPEECH OF GEN. HIRAM wALBRyDGE.
/ 4 large and enthusiastic meeting was held Al the
/ Produce Exchange al one o'clock YESTERDAY after
noon, 70 aid in carrying eDstments under the
new call. +. T. Sage esq., war appointed presi-
dent Of the meeting. and the following gentlemen
Vice. PRESIDENTS: David bows, Lewis Roberts, }. 5.
Williams, Il. y. Buck, s. II. liolroInb. VIM. II.
Swan. Secretaries, j. II. Herr,k l.. NJ. Hoffman.
! The following preamble and resolutions offered by
/ j. II. Herrick were unanimously adopted;
,hetds Inc e.il oI py we eei.y ,on.nrn
thea thirteen ones the fret defni.v-
towards the ioImaon o. our pie-tht uohai heIe
tentative. American Governtnsnt under which from humble
bg.uninss have stained the very fret rsok among
Government which guarantees. have been ssssed by
violence, and faction. and ina nous attempt
overthrow the Federal authority and secure the
egent 81 the States cof1utine the great Contiitloaa
Unon-Be It. therefore, unanimously
ROfred That Ne repscse ntat1es ~ that
which every period Of iLe pact has tortured and sustained
~ regulated constitutional liberty We hereby tender T. the
self acrcns sodie snd To- Ell oihers engaged IN 'asps
the Rebellion and saving tn National lie,
Of teat great body Of eeneg IN The Union . loyal Tho
lave enrolled mits % over Three million o. men, Id
iais without erheusing their ereng,h or diminishing th'T
and w willing 90 pledge their future 10 behol
nei - put forth a r enefe' % MAKE ne contest bi
energetic. and nt.Isye.
hsotr That ne employment ~ the Rebels Of maf-aos
T. violation q 81 'c0fnze, rule, Of wafise aHong
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against al hu.nanifv tL~n al nd o. every creed and
a. N! Tesieuc and from every nation Ae interested IN pbn
rins he wrong We therefore call Dgon ,ne nosa eDss Of
iDt mole cE Led @oIo ieIoba;ea system teFoFnf to
humanity ard 70 eoni, with every geneso a5-e
Iiled among Chr stisn neu.
Res Ired That since thai which have most raIe
thar ny which other nations live tie American p.oe
us consult III II dignity and honor vel ~ their
previous history when they ief1e 20 interfere ~ the me nal
euc o o-. Stsef, and they have Therefore sccei 20
tAsntlvet IN immunity % demand i1a tti- s-c ma
bcf ttccnt policy email be pursued ~ al loICf Governments
toS I'D While are erIsrd " ayEg upon inn UnbA
tsrf the fountaiofs q ioOivdud ond public oefy
cured uy the Natgld Union and guaranteed ~ Fcleis
Ccnsit gti1n.
Gen. Walbridge Wat introduced bg the Chairman,
ana greeted with in-Q cheers lie smoke ~ follows.
4lit. tEzsIDEsF hND H.A liHEES: Though ior several
yeaf Interested n bu, ft transacted within III. ucagtifc
"cire regret tie Con zee who invited ne 20 aolIoHs y0u
ah not conhced ne d1ty other hauds vic
c"bnhon o. rehe1us state, pndrf The lgLsnt usa.
eice o. ambitious sicn Las resisted tic autLoGty g.! tie
e9eia Oov'rnment. tnd oudesy1fed Withdraw their T.
onrrc The American pcof tog.ttI uadoT vIy
Coz 'troI and one Ge,Ay JLs ItLt 4. s.crd- IL Tire
isAt L. commit ndIonai srClde But foreign raliops Will
.ogn 20 tie vsldy OF tie 49, ia the power 20 c. mint H.
What TIE 10y NOM j. Therefore o1gaged win i. IA
luea aueH pted overthrow Of the Gcues ove,uu,ut
md the contest IN every becomes Ie,.g-
.alon Tins iect lnpOses greet responsibilities on each
IuIrn VITO iees Ir tho honor aud w.ifafc of his country
mt 10 other equal tody Of exercise geat,r
over towards achieving sttoIlOJs Ie,ut tran
he highly !DilGtniiG, intelligent aao patriotic class
& Itichants .aI4 sti4.ns who daily ooIgr,lato here
tnti Ifment will demonstrate their Ioittel " this stug