The New York herald., 1862-08-20


forusr tranquility and the United States will again
occupy their former commanding position ~ the leading
fully submit these resolutions thas were presented and
which not only received tho hearty concurrence the
loyal masses there assembled, but IN my udgen. Icy
viii meet the cordial sympathy Of the entire loyal Amsf
assoLrrcns or GKxwAI n. wnBuDGs.
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nn,u,Dle Law Of God, srrsssed In ns.re makes ne
tsyioly gnsd 80 people ON this continent
Tna he ,er1i,orai Of sA United sia,es as hey
tuition which guarantees their enssnss should
Thai he aisisol he overthrow Of shs
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The should ss into m s.s.
sss war sneeass ssneSsive ana Of duration.
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sons spsh and we nn sss sns y he
earliest possible moment .aan,s =, M. a,seh.r.e
Official aay only guarantee fer good govern ans
sn M ws s Ssasfgs IL % Esssns Inc ssn eSs
higher than Hs@sn hung, every oasla1 II depart.
Ssr rss ss,s . atssn upon q ,hs
1ss IL Is pras pesar
shall s found guilty Of upen p ssn orr @
for them by the government H..
.. interior ers wsrr sass our Aaae
capable OF passn our sss asss .na and say 70
s terminus Of Long Island and thai she ioSa a.
& ~ ~. sns OF Communication by which
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h. cheap aud expeditions sote shat seenohc ana
Tnst our marine largely in advance Of
.ns S.hs % naon % saeas os 5 % ,sn s s ay
q ess provide by Incorporating portion Of the
national strength and defence, eonanensn
r.ie With our growing importance As great 'eSa"s MAJ
rhsi steadily pursuing the Wise policy Of fathers
IN In a
foreign stats But here, beneath this on.s'pechet sky In
psass ssr es our ss
S .saaaa ma .nis ss bv an, orsrn Pow1r
IN our present aones saletion prove the signal .or
the spirit u liberty It's triumphant ms,vh
through Europe n,ou.. - ,,. ,o.,,,
tyory paraap and often sach sensenss .ns .es. %
carried amid the noet enthusiastic and hearty ap
pliase
Bea n. =. ODtlL then came forward amid great cheer
ing He ssid:--Feow citizons Zee my heart tnoo "a
sympathy with tie object OF this meeting being naithsr
less than in nlIing the ranks cf the army W
or,s hat tho government may be sustained 10 putting
down the wcksi rebellion that has 30 long cursed Tie
country. tChesrs.) The Resolutions you have heard
read intimate that have not, accu ding TO our means,
responded 10 the ca Of the Presden' That anu sorry
to say, TOO true but another resolution intmated
what il also trus-that when this rebellion FRS; raised
il head in the country our city snung 70 It's feet. y
ss da o51 s Ne sna
swered and responded TO the nst call Of The roll drum.
The mscauic eit his bench and his plane the literary
man tarped rom his and bic studies The msrchan.
h counting dssk and together, standing s5e by side,
the poor and rich wore cund on tie muster roll march
ing ths music of the Unien meet the common Zoe.
f(haers need this aIdsncs brave cit-
duty the FIRST dread crisis Of the country
need not tell his bic my left [ex Mayor
Hall what his brave son did in he cause Of the country
for bs watched him with father love from the day he
went forth till this time foa also, my friends. have
watched the progress OF your sons ana wish hsd
voice TO reach Gravesend GrsrnpOrt 10 speak VI
bravery Of gallant Brooklyn boys in the early
battles OF The rebellion (Cheers The boys Of Brookyn
baptized 1re and blood In every battle OF
country he breaking Of the rebellion 70 this
day ftheers.) 1nss stood by their gnns and they
have fSluu ed The aS OF the country as brave men ana
patriots Humid eds and thousands OF tiem
seesrr the s,er that Knows no waking having fought
and hc and died the nsoe discharge ca their duty 10
themselves, 70 you-their parents and frsnds-and
10 the country, whose salvation dspended 80
Dsnch upon them iC1ieeEs) On the 6eld Of
Bal run sixty Of .esn-an Eorlteen.h Brooklyn beye
sleep their Ast sleep. walked that coRsscraIed
ground March ast and Cannot describe " you the
feelings awakened within me ~ trtd over the graves
brave ciiizeBs Many d thon too, sleep along the
rugged steep Bas Elun and hundreds of them the
bloody field Of Williamsburg, sacrifices 70 the love they
glorious land and bensfcent government And
30 might recount their exploits at Fair Oaks and NAL
Hi, where they Dcby did and suffered tor their
country their dag proving the Ogevss patriotic
men ana gallant soldiers as the heaven
upon. (Chsers) / met after the battle OF Fair oaks
wounded soldier carried from field upon strstoher
He knew and called 70 he was borne
past, and 10 nv words Of sympathy the
brave, ulselhsh fellow, Ia that moment oi
pain and anguish At TIC moment that death WAS aiding
h,s system, and waen his fe's blood was being inst
mortal one; bat mind II had hundred lives
would willingly give AL Of them to my country Zap
plaise.) That was Brooklyn man. and snch was the
stun o. Bro siyn boys made. (Chsers.)
Ard tell yon. their representative am proud u
them their deeds VI vslor and daring from time
70 time inscribed the records of The rebellion.
proud despite VI my grief their loss, OF the brave
men who have fallen. ] am proud Of the the
lsd aud proud TOO Of the before ine-of the
msn wbo now enrolling themselves In the ranks.o
am IN the fullest sympathy with the meet
ing because il in called take OIL up The bro
ken ranks OF he brave Army Of the Pctoinac Cheers
The President hss sued call for 600 ,000 mon
and is for the city and county do their duty
this emergency oornry and the question
al is shall meet that call iiberslly and
Dobisf WHAT'S ,onr resppnses Shall hnss county meet
the call upon her By the PresidenE fChesrs and
ives. sir that w.' do not ask the
ton OF he ysang aud neiii who
spnnd by going The battle ed. That is all ask
the questioa si these mstgrer o wealth and
substance, ~bo surfcand this piaformol those
who, by thrift AID talent and industry have made money
la A ton have dffyt