The New York herald., 1862-10-09
THE REPUBLICAN, MEETING.
Immense Gathering at the
Cooper Institute.
Speeches Of VIM. Curtis NOyes. Daniel
S. Dickinson and Lyman Tremaine.
The President and Gen. Mcclellan Enthusiastic.
ally Sustained and Applauded
TIE REBELLION TO BE CRUSHED OUT,
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The republicans Of this city assembled mass meeting
last evening, the large hall of the Cooper Institute, to
ray the nominations for sta,e officers made at the
cent Republican Union Convention at Syracuse II was
designated by the posters ratification and
meeting. To say that the assemblage large
would not convey adequate idea Of il. The hall
was denscly crowded. and the street In front Of
pcoped with hundreds who could not got admission. Ex
cept that there bones Empire guns brought
into play, it reminded OF the old Tammany Hall de.
monsratons.
The meeting organized by the election chair
Of William Curtis Noyes. who introduced the
patriotic descendant Of who had bed for the establish
ment Of the American republic.
Here there three cheers given for Daniel s. Dick
>iason and three more for Lyman Tremaine.
SPEECH or VIM. CURTIS MOVES.
When the applause had subslded, Mr.. MOVES, coming
forward said
FELLOW CzENs-I do feel myself worthy OF the ap-
probation with which you have hailed my name but IL I
have any claim TO your it Is that the person
from whom am descended and to whom allusion is
made, spilled his blood in the cause of freedom at the
battle Of Brandywine. (Cheers 1t has not beenin my
power to make such sacrifice but such sacrifices
made all this country and this meeting for the
cause OF liberty strengthen the hands OF the Pres
dent Of the United States (appIassel patriotic and
wise administration. cloud cheersJ thank yoa most
sncorcy for selecting me to preside over this assembly,
anticipate the graver and the visor discussions which
will be made before you. 1t the time, you
w sons %s or ny nas this o.r,s as
(Applause.) 1t is, indeed, political in It's aims
and aspirations because i relates to good govern
credess OF the Union and to the preservation Of tho
laws and the properly Of all Union loving men In that
sense it is the highest political wisdom which has
brought this meeting together and which in every heart
here beats with patriotic mcses in behalf OF the
try behalf Of its integrity in behalf OF union for every
inch Of its soil. (Ioad appause) You mot merely
for the purpose OF selecting approving the soec
ton that has been eady made for the purpose
Of aiding the general government carrying this war;
but you met for the purpose Of stimulating your
ceedings OF this meeting with loyalty, with renewed
earnestness, and with the devotion to the country,
which will find no satisfaction unless il bo IL
| the removal OF every traitor and every rebol
| from tho land. Enthusiastic cheering.) We are
met to tell those who are entrusted with the con-
duct OF public affairs at Washington that they
tanned by grateful and loyal and sc sacrificing people
that any measures which they have inau
putting down this rebellion, viii and
continued appreciation. cloud choers) Yol met 70
mands that they must go forward and that millions and
millions Of hearts all tho country beat In unison
claraton Independence that doctrine
that all men are created clual" (Rapturous applause
are met to supper, the recent procamaon Of The pres
dent Of tho Unitod and long continued
chccrs most Of the audience standing and giving vent
TO vocifcrous demonstrations) THAT greatest boon
| next to the Bible and the Declaration OF Inde-
| pendcnce that was ever given to man-(cheers)-
| proclamation which will write his naue high
in the annals Of fame throughout all ages e. Good)
And you me- too to endorse that beautiful proclama
tion Of the young general who commands armies
dorsng that declaration-(hs stirred up the audience
again. and brought most OF them to their feet cheering
heartily general who, recently at least,
bnc the energy and skill and courage OF youth with the
prudence and discretion OF age, and who Is to lead
c.Gooa Some Of US may have hoped that he had been
more active; but, perhaps, the good results which have
been achieved under Providence, could not have been
Cl,t apadey hy hug And
shall march on under the proclamation and un
der his guidance 70 victory final and complete, over
for Fremont" Hisses) wish you to recoect also that
this Is not party meeting in the sense Of its being
| the Union party, or OF tho republican party.
meeting Of genuine, earnest positive frends Of the
cJuntry-(checring)- earnest and honestly loyal
(good) who know no hypocrisy In the expression Of
their loyalty 10 their country. who do not thing
guished man said to me odayhonest before the elec-
tion but traitors afterwards When tho democratic party
broken into fragments at Charleston by band OF
traitors and conspators crysalized into three csses
would comp re them as good, worse worst-(augh-
ter)-and would reverse the order Of tho comparison
Tho worst the traitors, the orators composing
the entire democratic party Of the South now AS
general thing in arms against the country and headed
i by their candidate for President who is engaged In
slaughering Of tho men who voted for him. and in
| deuouncng many and many thousands who voted for
him. That Is the fret class-the worst. The
| are those who They those who when,
Fort Sumter assailed, and its bceagucred garrison
attempted to DO murdered were cold, Indifferent
doubling OF SIS; taking share the patriotic
excitement which prevailed year ago last Apr-takng
no pains stimulate the energies OF the country groI1
activity the struggle which upon US, and rccenfiy
crystalizng n4o party opposed to the administration
opposed war in substance, and ready submit 10.
or 70 do anything gain favor with the rebsls wih
whom they affiliated applause Not, indeed, that
Sss But say they in sympathy WITH hem sha.
they willing submit TO their demands, and shas
some Of them--the leaiers.would give the rsbais
they might see ut 20 prescribe. furnish you snge
evidence Of T. The leader Of that party in the cry
desired to send arms 70 tho south with which
the rebels could fight their Northern. neghbors.
Many Of those who affiliate with hs class Of which have
| but they are mistaken. Tse designs OF shs lead.
bsn a,s the & n and s
l Of the SOUTH And now come, with great plsa-
septayes are here Their representatives are all over
'thc country, those good and loyal demesra's who, as
Union men North and they have known faterng from
that day to this (Chcers) My word sor II they wlA
nsvrs ,nsna prey inc anecsdcns oi soms them for o
purpose Of showing not only thst they the true
presonia,ves Of the gemoc,asyhst party which was wa:
they are the type OF the whole class represented tho
great Union party which is for saving this country
ono Of thcm, standing on my right, was FIRST known to
me as respected State senator, elected by the demo.
cratic party. H0was afterwards Lieutenant Governor,
then United staas SENATOR hen--by the votes Of tho
Union party last year, with which he readily aflatcd-
elected to tho Office which no now holds. | aude 10
Daniel 8. Dickinson (ehcors)- eloquent making
every sacrifice that could bc made promote the
OF the counAry and urge the war You will hear hts
eloquent voice In support OF the great principles for
which wearc consendns The other, young indeed but
good soldier He represented his party IN tho
ellis OF the State few years ago Attorney General and
always held high, commanding and influential position
in that party They sought to brbo him last year BY
| nominating him to the Office held by my distinguished
friend my right; but no was insensible 70
the Establishments OF office, and knew his country,
| only his country-(chcess)-and he declined promptly.
He IL now here, having lifted his voice, and being again
ready 10 lift his voice IN favor Of the country rrespeo.