The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-07-18
NEW YORK AROUSED.
Great Mass Meeting i'm rnion Squire.
PATRIOTIC ADDRESSES AND RE>olrT7oy>

PATRIOTIC ADDRESSES AND RE>ulUI1uN>.
Notwithstanding the intense heat. ,l-yr
was an immense gathering of lo,al ci.izsp>
Tuesday afternoon, in Union Square New
York, one fully equal TO that of April Il las,
year, Just after the fall of Sumter. inr
stands for speakers were erected. and IL
several pr. siding officers were Nayor 0p1rhe
Pelatiah PERT. Hamilton Fish, Prot iieber
and Ger Fremont. Among the many speak
ers were Rex Rufus W Clark. Re, Ssugr,
OSgOOd, Rev X. ). Storrs, ard Rev Francs
Ninton. and the presidents Of ihe sere,4
meetings. All the speakers Were vehement
~ in favor Of unfolding the government IN
all It's war measures, until the last armed
rebel Surrendered. The enthusiasm among
the masses was very strong, and every al.a-
sion % the president or any generals in IT,
field, were yehemently cheered, * were also
al depreeatOry allaSons 10 foreign ia,ertt--
eilce in our troubles.
lie address adopted IS couehed ii patriot
&c terms, stating that The war i purely drter-
sive Of what We received from cur fathers.
for The | Mon and Constitution: that tie r.
bellion ! causele>s; that a republican form
of government Is our preference: that VI
are coniending for the integrity of our c5ur-
t.y, lis national existence, and for Christi2a
civilization: for our commerce, our arts, or
school: that We pied x thai all We have AID
can DO should be given our country in =
.avuS vr NIlN1- Ua.a 20 ts->-N ~ a among
u not thus feeling, he should leave Us. that
We willingly make every sacrifice 10 sustain
the government, only asking the goveInmen,
TO Use our resources quickly, vigorously and
wisely. The nation i in no mood for trIfiinr.
II complains only of delays, vacillation and
weakness. and wishes lis strength TO be -
use! that not restige Of the revolt remain.
The address declares if any foreign govern
ment attempts to interfere in our affairs. I
mus. be repealed with that tirmneSs and s,:r-
II belonging 10 the American people. il
there Is anything about which We agree, / IS
our traditional policy that We VII noi inter
t-re in the affairs of other nations nor allow
them to interfere with Is. To the ma;-it-n-
aGcc of this policy The nation is unanimous.
IL concludes AS rebellion and thr possli.-
iiy of forei On Intervention make i necessary
that the whole loyal people should be banded
together for all We hold most dear, We I,eGge
TO each otter, 10 Congress and the president
that with all our resources, We viii support
the government in the prosecution q tn
war, with the utmost possible vigor, I'll tt
rebellion is overcome, and lis leader hronglt
TO merited punishment
The resolutions are Il IT number. Tn
1t reatiirms the resolutions adopted Al a
similar meeting in April, l>6l.
Tic "a SAYS that the war is waged for lie
overthrow OF a diSloyal people, and our only
aim being 10 maintain the supremacy Of tn
constitution over the whole country.
The Sd SAYS that We unqualifiedly stand tty
and uphold the Union of states, thr intccrl-y
of the country and government, Al every sax
rificc of life and treasure
The Iih repudiates the doctrine Of ai.ec.-
anee 10 states and moi 10 the United State
and the 9TH urges the government 10 a W
orous prosecution of the war.
The 9th acknowledges but two parties, 10y
alists and traitors, fraternizing with the for
mer and denouncing the latter, and calls o.
al, forgetting party names and distinctiGs
10 rally for one undivided country, one H.
one destiny.
The 9Th sa,s that all foreign interferercs
viii meet unparalleled resistance, unco@-
querahle force, and result more fatally Il
those intended thus TO be aided, only tend
ing TO strengthen the republic
The Sth compliments the bravery Of ca
army and raw, and urges the government =
strengthen them by all means in the United
States power, carefully provide for tie SIX
and wounded soldiers, and their tamiles-
pledging our rulers our faith, our fortunes
and our lives, TO crush out rebellion and r.
; store the integrity of the Union, reduce tTe-
: ~ rebel TO submission, or drive him iron Tie
land.
The 9th approves the administrai.c1 :
measures for prosecuting the war, sanctions
the last call for troops, and exhorts ON coa2-
trymen TO rally to our standard.
The 10Th recommends a general armament
IN lutilng the seacoast into = COM XIX
state of defense.
The llth recommends the cit, gortI;!hf"'
to offer bounty of So 10 ali residents 81,
listing within 30 days in any regiment -'"
in the field.
Al q o'clock, when tho crowd seemed af-,
est, violent shower came Up, when - *
meetings were summarily dismissed
Offices and wholesale houses were c-oet~ -
the afternoon, as were MANY retail slc'e,
The number present are varloasv ts'-l-1--
at from $4,000 TO 100000.