The New York herald., 1862-07-16
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY JULY e 8e2-TRIPLE

NEW 1On-
that she is s loyal tho government and the consti
tuition she feels the deepest sympathy for the mar
yfed dead who have fallen in defence oi constitutional
uet regulated liberty. AS the tidngs Of tins great
gathering are borne throughout the loyal camps they VIII
animate The hearts and the arms OF our brave ana
iutrepld soldiers. In behalf that immense army OF
pfiyatss who have loft home and kindred ana iriehas
10 meet the traitors striking at the heart Of the nation
apd who never mean to abandon contest until the
old nag again noas over every inch OF our origh .e
words OF your hearty communication
General wabrdgs closed his speech by Offering the
following resolutions, which adopted by acola
nation
Resolved, That the territorial limits OF the United
states, as they existed when this infamous rebellion
began and the constitution which guarantees their
stence should forever remain one, entire united ana
indvisble
q That the division OF the former and the overthrow
Of the latter would constitute damning crime TO all
eternity
fuen in defence OF constitutional liberty cries to Heaven
for redress declare that 70 suppress this rebellion
and the national life, the government should eAtl
into every agency employed by tho rebels them
selves to make tho war effective, conclusive, and OF
L. That we tender to our unfortun countrymen
languishng by captivity in Southern prisons our earnest
and cordial sympathy and we bsseechingy impore the
government TO effect their honorable exchange and
lease at the earliest possible moment.
s. That since integrity by public servants In the dis
charge o. Official duty IS the only guarantee Tor good gov
ernment, call upon Congress to give the authority
and the government TO it, to hang upon gbbet
paFtmsnt the public service who attempts at this
luncare of our public affairs fatten upon the misfor
tuncs of the republic either by dsraudng the treasury
employing his public position to advance private pecu
niay objects, who sha be found guilty Of imposing
upon so ders any base article either in the
food raimsnt for them by the government
o. That Congress should provide opening the great
Inc OF Interior water communication along our Aan.s
capable Of passing naval hse and our COM
mercia marine from tho waters OF the koAnoke ana
Chesapeake Bay to the eastern terminus Of Long Island
ands hnntd nf nnra thA MAJ n
nication by which gunboats can pass from the MS
sssipp through the loyal States by the various canals
lakes, till they reach the Atlantic seaboard oy the
most cheap and expeditions route that scientific and
practical knowledge shall develop.
Il That, steadily pursuing the wise policy OF our IA
thers, interfere in the internal con
cts Of foreign States but here beneath this outstrstch
ed sky n the presence Of Almighty God and Of one an
other we pledge lives, fortunes and our sacred
honor to abandon the struggle while there remains
traitor in the land that any armed intervention by
any Foreign Power In our present domestic ancson sna
prove the signal for the spirit liberty to commence IT'D
triumphant march through Europe.
The following song sung, with fns aceompa-
nment the band and the chorus Of the crowd-
SONG ON oUR COUNTRY AND HsR FLAG, BIZ FRAN
CHS LIEBKR, SUNG AT THE MEETING OF LOYAL
CITIZENS, UNION SQUARE, NEW YORK. JULY 10,
1862.
TuSE-Gaadeamrs s0tsr.
we do not hate our enemy
May God deal gently with all.
We love our land; We fight her foe;
We hate his cause, and that must fail.
Our country 10 goodly land;
Wen keep her Away whole and hale;
We'll love her, live for hsr or die
To fall for hsr Is not to fail.
Our Flag The Red shall mean the blood,
Mean purity and solemn truth.
Unsullied Justice. sacred right
Its blue. the love 70 plow,
That aves the heaven united land,
Between the Old and Older World
From strand, DER mount and stream, - strand.
The blue reflects the crowding stars
Bright union emblem or the free;
Come all Of ye, aud let it wave
That floating piece OF poetry.
Our fathers came and planted fields.
And manly law, and schools and truth:
They planted sefrue, which we'll guard
BY word and sword, IN age, in youth.
Broad freedom along with them
On history's ever-widening wings.
Our b.es. ing this, task and toll;
For :. ariuous are oil noble things"
Let Emp ror never rule this land,
Nor htfal crowd, nor senselese pride;
Our master Is our self made law
To him we bow and none beside.
Then sing and shout for our free land.
For glorious Freeland's victory,
PRAY that In turmoil and in peace
Freeland our land may bo;
That faithful We bs found and strong
When History builds corals build,
Or when she rsars her granite walls
Her moles with crimson mortar 1lle1.
JOHN DUNMs sPKE0a.
Mr.. Du&s commenced by saying
Mr.. CHAIRMAN AND FELow Cnrzns-ws have asssm.
bied here to-day in deep devotion 70 our country 70
utterly denounce those men who are at present
endsayoring TO drive IL to destruction. fHear
hsar.) There il no parallel in her history 10 be
compared with that % which the rebels are try.
win be raised this day let the rebels know that
shall not endsavors in supporting tho Union
until nnaly drive them the Guf Mexico Zap
plauss) Their dastardly exploits cannot recsivs any
countenancs from loyal men their strong hatred
wards and the loyal soldiers who 60
her defence with the ag their country flying
cloud cheers They hays nsulted and despised
susd patriotism and nationality and since then rapine
m urda hay fol Uad Wa hava tras.
cherous and dospcabe foreign Power which tb
the mandates Of JEFF Davis and which would, II it dare
deal death and destruction around hut I
foreign Power sh. be allowed to iusrmsddls 10 our DO
mesti6 Affairs. (Appause After some other remarks,
Mr. Dunn concluded by reading aloud the "Voluntesrs
Song y which well received.
SPEECH OF Xxx SENATOR spMoLA
Ex-senator srIyoLA, having been introduced to the
meeting. coming forward was warmly received. He
said
No, come for nober purpose ana more important
object come TO ask you 10 jcin with mo. (Hear, and
duty Of every American citizen buckle and
60 forward TO the light. Cloud chesrs have since
gress this wrschsd rsbsion ana my only regret is that
a sufficient force not then raised drive
tho omsntors Of out Of the country aud forever keep
IL down You once moro again gathered together in
great mass meeting to Illustrate its future progress
and call upon you 10 do your duty 70 your country 10
this the hour OF her pcr (Appauss and cries Of 1--WE
shall - There those who at the last great
mass meeting Of New York, pretended frIsn ds 70
tbs Union but who, regret TO state, matters have
snce turned out the vilest snakes OF treason
(Hear and loud chesrs) Let Northern States fall
into southern handslet them sway hs destines Of this
mighty and world famed republic and IL ever the day
should arise when such state or things should happen
not woman child would receive the slightest
mercy at the hands OF those Southern rebels tCrss Of
That's true-go on, Spinola y Give them say, the
upper hand and the people Of the North viii feel
the effects OF Southern steel But let them come onI
ask them TO do and have the principles Of
freedom at heart, shall tssch them what virtue
II 10 Ncrthorn arms. (Appause.) There is another
great cons deIaton In which ell deeply interested
Lat the south successful and the North will only
have to pay the expenses OF hs rebellion but 20 live
hratdom under their bloody sceptre. tHoar hsarl As
said At the commencement Of these remarks told you
that wished you to join with in endeavoring
crush this awful rebellion. (Cries OF And 50