The New York herald., 1862-07-19
w AR NE ETIN G S.
GREAT MASS MEEIlNG m NEWARK, NJ.

be Preserved d''-Granu VurM cuN ~ fn'
p..,,. The Military Park Crammad--
| Ten r,. Presenf-sPeeche. os
| The Occasion, &C., De-,
New Jersey. syor foremost in respondns " '"o @
Of 'ho sovernmsrt. yes srday afternoon mace ~ mr.
grand turL cut t. comply with the Call Of he Preside.
for three haLaIed thousand more troops.
The FOLLOW ing is the call OF the n setings-
LOYAL hEs REst uE The citIz ms Of Newark oi
~ PARTIES wGo aro Tcr Iport.ng tie govef IN
ae pr"sscuton oi he war aad the suppression of the
rene Ion are requested 10 meet on the Militia Park on
fr ay aiternoon July Is, at five oc,ok, To express
wiIhot reference to any party question whaever their
una sned confidence III. tustcc Of cause and
pones 10 the govern mont All the aid It may need 10 the
extent OF thef resources Eminent gentlemen will ad.
oIess the meeting lie, there BE- tesponse 10 the CAL
Of the governments worthy os our historic name.
The preparations tor the meeting OF excellent
character In tho middle II the park splendid plato
erected able OF accommodating hundred aud
beautifully deco stsd with the stars and Stripes.
Al the north end OF tho park tho Flag OF tho Union
psared 10 much advantage ss It waved triumphanty iu
shs eezs. The splendid band Of Rutsam ,he
platform, and reformed spirit stirring pieces; and
magnificent Gag carried by the Uniled States troops
Hilton Head. waved beautifully and greatly ad-
mired.
The following gentlemen were invited To address the
meoting-Coonel S. Fowler Rev. B. McQuaid, Carrot 8.
Sduhon itou w. AteAduuoT, Sotu nOoSt r. StNktun,
lac cob vanatta, Hiram Walbrigs Richard Busteed, Cap
tain eoggs, United States Navy; Cortendt Parker r j.
Fre:nghuysen, c. L. C. Clifford A. v. 8. Schenck and
others.
The hour appointed for the meeting N organize was
Ave o'clock, At which time the Military Park was one
living mass; and after preiiminariss being gone
tn ough tho meeting called to order by Alderman
G. Pail, Pres dent OF the Comm Council who
Introduced 10 the meeting by Ar. Me chant.
N tgt ka utflln
FELLOW CiTIESs-i thank you for the honor you have
coniere on me IN appointing mo TO the honorable posi-
uon now hod. ! am here 10 toll you tnit this Ia
party Meon but we have mot to support the interests
q tho gtyernn. II gam those who endeavor.
Of this our grea: ana b. owed county. The untry
now In dargef, and you here this evening pledge
yourselves tha: you viii sustain it, (Appla se.) You
will. am sure, do your duty toward II
mon and as citizens, when yon look at what
the country st yoir oreathsr. In the mighty struggle
WHOM they achieved its Independence. Il was by Their
glorious dees that you now on)oy The blessings which
tha; troed m confers upon you (Applslsr) This rs
graf rebellion ana IL will eaure efforts your
part TO suppress it. Well taon, what Ia dtyf Our
duty Is to inrnish men and the shows Of Cloud
chee-s) Wa mis' pres cute this war with vigor Wo
have not como here with feelings Of hatred III will
again those WHO are opp sed 10 Us, Tor they
brothers in the flesh but have here tell
that their unhoy and unjust deeds cannut he couRte
nanced by The government Of the country is now
IN danger, but say unto yon not TO despair. We
may have met with some reverses, but have no
doubt BIT that the right will prevail. We must crush
tins rebellion and ~ do lot all be united, and let
b. dessniined that "t.e Union must bs preserved
list Of the names proposed for President and Vice
Presidents was then read and they were unanimously
adopted.
A. r KEAsy, Esq., then read the following preamble
ard resolutions. which were carried amid much ~.
Pause
Whereas the rrsssn. q the nss called
troops to enable The government 10 suppress the rebellion
essens dsn :" ' sorhy ysssI d srsas as
m I'm IN "A
Rcsolvee Thai New Jerey knows limi, % her appre
sustain q the nil q those who ~. IL that win
Dc end gas A al ncmss at o home me Or abroad at az has
Roam @ SeWss @ err Fir Oak. and she a's
STATE many more Of equa saany shu be c.lcd
Resolved That inhl. raomen. Of gloom and danger we
look back upon no political contoversts nor forward TO
y or s oey p s aekn ss 20
p % so % Il pon &c and nS s to s@a, to e rSs nr 1
Shih our ,aers pledged their ives aer T"ne' ana
1aAi , ssms se e G ss1 4. be e.
nenis now forming in Ills dis,T ard % p pare for he
enlistment, other regiments soon a. the Gov, shall
srERcn OF REV. r. ". rooR.
Rev. I ". Po,R ncxt addr sssod the meetng:-
ho was only going to address TO them a few words.
He there TO tell them that he hal every coDhdencs
In the stability Of tho country. (Araause) He had
iateriy seen men with depicted cointenances, bit he
could tel them That thoro Nas no rsar for snch state
of things Our President had called for rs troops and
lot gs give thea heartily. (Arpinse These were times
to sh Nv what stud was ~ the of the North AM no
tr,ed they would all show 1t. These bonds on tho
n,'ion; should they allow II to fall th break
,, asunders lie then wont IN n 81 eak OF tho sacri
acea shlc, The nation h,d promised To make Let them
NV 70 ON ana c,ropets the work. Tue voice Of the
a nv TO you is sCoIne Brave .oTcoran, who led
the IRISH sc salanty forward, s ~. IN p5on; as cals
upon you to on cloud appla'sc., Germans, too
called 10 come Lot the country Persh ratFT
than lei be said there not devoted hsrr~t rasei
in ,s defence and II my poor efforts can 10 anythsS IN
-allyng troops 70 the cause will 70 with thHa. Zap
plauFo; I'VE Will 10 with you.')
Vu.~E-Wiil you 60 yoursel2
SPEAKERIes: Arr ready any moment. cloud cheers.)
Ny exertions and puise are with you, to. Let ino
psrsh, but let the nation be saved (Applauso.)
The baud then struck up Tho star Saiglsd Banner"
in enliyenng strains, in compliment 20 tho patriotic
speaker
CoRrL aynr PARxgR Esq. then addressed tho meeting.
Mr.. gEAsEY-s SPEECH.
Mr. Keasby then addressed the meetlng--He COM
mepced his address by showing ths position in which
the country placed, aud their parsmf'nt duty TO
obsy the cal Of the meeg To said ho fct proud the
manner IL which they hal answered that call (tiear,
hear In spite OF nil opposition, ard especially
patriotism, they. tho men Of New 10 scy aud
u Newark, were really =, support me call which
,rir country made upon them. He next referred
H. For, sumter t,i! and the laie st Rich
mend and said they thought they had done enough.
aEd that all was accomplshgd They sent home their
volunteers and thought they did not require them. b
they sadly disappointed and, unl ga they exored
themselves they n'is, 10 down u the desi become US
n.vsr") No, never, hs rspeaiod. They were PER.
picked, bgt not in despair cast down, but not
destroyed. OR cause is Just and ie; US main.
tam II TO the end. Great chcers) We Just
now stand In this poslIicn shall the country
OF tho tinted states beconc ~ anarchy aud
rusiouf Have tb, powsr 70 save IT, and we will
ling exercise .nat Iowcrg He called upen them TO
answer TIL Sc questlons nsci 'nionsy These who st
present cred saac, peaco, know that in the present
day there ~ peace NJ; we must h-h IL we expect
that PEACE snd T ih- country is 70 be preserved lot us
proclaim tina; The n!nn mast and shall he preserved.
The nation IS now atraggug fr Its lie-this con.
test has haed all the ws!om d politicians Think not
The paslthirg not Of the present but 10 forward TO
tie polar how shall save our country in her
present pcrils. (Appiac) He eoured them To support
the President and the government l. was thor d. ny
tho protect ives and children. Zap ause
lie Eced by calling upon tham - do their duty, and
never allow that lag (pun,ins 10 he Hilton Head
banner) be ;he ruinsl relic Of lost country Gre
mnndons cheery.)
Mr Wo'Lgyisx made Short patriotic speech, which
was very attentive'y listened to.
After sone ctasT s,aakcrs lad made appropriate 70.
marks the great obIsct VI ia, msetirg tue while a.
semb,y dispersed.