The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-28

nunhcr and MI vacances) TO represent the people Of
New York in all that relates TO obtaining and using the
means for vigorous prosecution Of the war, and speedy
destruction OF tho rebellion.
IL was unanimously adopted.
MUNIFIcENT CONTRIBUTION.
The Mayor read the following which its own intcr-
AxEaIc4s BAss NOrs 6 Gao1,ppAssr} ,p.s
sIa-on behalf of the American Rank Note compapy,
handyou their check for So 0o 10 be appropriated IN ras
eoasiaton and tho Union M Let New YORK furnish her
quota and avoid The necessity OF draft Very respectfully.
lion. GEORGE oppYrF, arman &c
MN4 AND ANOTHER
This subscription received with loud cheers. The
Mayor a. tly hoped IL would be followed by many
other similar missves It appeared THAI bis onoTs
own magnificent donation the first TO soog t.
for whea tho baud had concluded tho patriotic
air IT commenced TO play when the last cheers
were given, Mr. Welnnlc forward and
attempted 70 speak. The confusion in the crowd was
nsderable at this moment, the rixtyiinth were
leaving, an 1t was few moments before hc could be
heard When order was restored he announced that hs
Honor the Mayor had contributed cut OF hs private purse
tie sum of 81 COO. This announcement was received
WIZ. tnnnces OF applause, and three cheers were given
motion, inade by Mr.. wErMosG. add the naln. Of
General Walbsidge to tho National War Committee, Was
carried enan imorsiy
~ sPEEcH OF HON. MOSES F. oDELL.
past history Of this city the people assembled in
this park, time after time homer the living,
homer the dead, but never, never in the history
thscty has an asseubase galercd together tha, had
mofeimoriace and sisnscance IN II than The ssembage
here this Afternoon CLccrs The arcnter has left BIS
JACK plane upon the beach, the merchant has turned his
back upon his counting room, tho lawyer has lett his
brief and here they stand shoulder to shoulder heart
10 heart, and what for a(' Cnon) That is i! exactly
that is the response hat comes from every patriots
heart stand for the Unon aud that is what here
for. (Checrs.) And that is the platform tha, expect
to stand On while 1.-Two. have thought Since have
been here thai WISHED the Presdcat of the United
slatcs-an honest man and as good man as the sun
shines on, in my jadAnent-was here wish he WAS
here;and had surrounding him every member Of his
OF this great city Of New York. sir demand of you,
the city Of New York demands Of you the constituted
President Of these United States, with the sword Of its
power your hand, placed there by the constitution
that the armies in Virginia shall move onward
movement until tbs old nag shah wave over
the rebel Capitol 10 kichmond and The last
(Great appanse) That's what you'd tho lres-
dent-(a soice- That what's the hlattef and laugh
ter)ans would only speak ,he sentiments Of every
respect 10 his postcn, that OF New YORK city and
New York State have right thas 10 speak
TO him. In the beginning Of tA!s rebellion
this city spran9 TO its cot and po1r,G on. It's treasure
and thcs,yc = It's yonne mcn Tor hundreds a9d thou
solder grave every battle led where the Union has
bee been fought or, Cheers And that IS not all
We e e Js s9na's n.ery .'na On e 81" %1n lsaa a@a
ing from al pa,,s q ihc Safe Ana e,en Ills is
AL When Mr. tAase, the Secretary cl the Treasury.
wants Ir.0acy, whit does nc dof M. tell you what nc
does lie acs ~ the railroad ohco and buys through
ticket for New 7ork- Daughter aud cheers --ard Wien
he gss here hc a,as INC mohcyed moi luli
Of Patiotisn and ready TO respond to bis
call. And heuce tell yoa to-day wouId
say 10 the resde mt that those Srmes ours must move
onward end ,orwafd wouid not stop az the c'pai oi
Richmond Ne, 10. would not stop this side oi the
Gulf e vo.ce-- That tie t.'k eniy sls.k .he
sentiments o yo'r i.a is-.Nsr, one O. yo-"hcp say
that this Guy viii never DO satisfied, and leel
that the oau-e OF INC unon, the aase Of life
flag the cafse of tic Constitution ~ yndlc.tod, ub that
old tag shall again from hcic ii rrst struck
down igom lort Sutatcr. C!a.hesi'st,c appiause }
have but few words % say. (Cfes OF $50 On y
This is the nats Is, wheG il Is tor yoa aua &c 60
| what We ca TO sustain ne Cove. nmcat. ihcre Is
| al armed host against us; mighty in numbers,
mighty maley violence, mgnty i,s c>eness, ahd
say you, men of ,weah ye, have duty 10 lerlonn
Yo have gr.wn wealthy uuecl lne patronage OF ihs Tag
and the country c.s ,oi youI money tsneeis) IL
sLotior you 70 sI'n efe av AA{ 70 these Grave yeuhg
mal, ..sie 70 ihs, war; II ~ well. e.c'se
| wealth, give OF yc1r t.o.sure 70 send thcnl
Rencwed ohccr,ae) Give u yoaF treasure 10 siic
10 he k!ndlol in tst such paccs ms this We want
the spirit that N the army, the spirit that barns in the
sodier heart he stands before tue foe We want the
loyal fire that pervadsd tae heart Of tue brave tolonel
| kcCook's mother | met heg few days ago in the
city Of Wannson where s.nenian introduced her,
and she told me she had SIX scls N tho army or rather
five anu one lying low IN Tue Geld grave sand 10
her MADAM, you hay done yolr share II sustaining this
government" ooh, SIR saii she, "h had SIX y ns
more wogld elve them li "a VOICE Tree cheers or
McCooks motEer . aud icad ohee.s THAI is tae Spirit
we want When agallailt fellow IRON New York shot
from ms horse the otlog Gay, snd hc fell his ooade
raised IN u aud lat. us under b. head and raised
his cantccn 10 give him arn&-tLe pale his
brow heicwed Win tho sweat death ba. the lglt oi
.iborly ~ his eyo-he gael en- the lag rs u
was being bone last h.m, aad SAID 70 he coaIade,
Ncvor mind me, &C !or n.y. country. You 80 and fol
low your nag tt,reaL cae.ise iin1t ~ Tie spirit We
Now hope Gs man in mi mighty host-no MAJ
Ia ths great cityu, shake oa Tie responsibility hat
bconss to hln. ICt the el laan 90 his duty ana
the poor man do h's, and you aAe ] snal! kec