The New York herald., 1862-11-30
Our New Orleans Corr esponaence.

New ORLEANS, La, Nov. IS, 1892.
TIE tsvsod at the Teotrelrrral of Gore,aor Shepley-
General Beler Wife E,acr the Houss-rneir Recep.
t0n-Trodes Processions-3he Resolutions -Toyrhl
Procession - The National Advocate Resumed Red
BH,-7he Coming Elections, de-, DC. :.
The Union meeting OF which spoke in my letcr by the
Roa oke of with great ecla St Charles theatre
on Saturday evening The house crammedrron par
quet to gallery with an enthusiastic audience The dress
circle filed with fair ladies and their attendant caya
licrs, and quite respectable number of the officers of
The army and navy were present General Sheplcy st
tary Governor Of Louisiana, and his family occupied
box toward the left wing Tho gallant General arrived
early in the evening" and therefore avoided the pands
that would without doubt. have been awarded him just
before the commencement OF the proceedings Cere 81
Butler and wife, with several members Of his stan made
thsir appearance amidst genera! claping hands But
soon the General took his in box The rgh.
wing the entire house arose. and gave him successive
rounds OF applause which the General acknowledged by
bowh e.
Several clubs, consisting principally Of workingmen,
formed impromptu professions at different points and
marched 10 the ST. Charles, contributing swell the
audience.
Al halrpast O'Clock the meeting was called 10 or.
der by Colonel Thorpe City Inspector who
President j. W. Rozieu. list of vice presidents and
secretaries was hen road and agreed when the Pres
dent briefly stated the objects Of the meeting He was
followed by Nr Thomas j. Durant and Colonel Demng,
Union speech, tho sentiments OF which embodied in
the following resolutions, ahich put the meeting
and carried, aud which, suppose about much on
the subject as the HERALD afford room to publish
Resolved, That we the unconditional Union men OF
o he .es ssas
Of 70 he he tS S Of e ANN United IS
hs these few leaders o,tea ana coassd
s S ssm
se @ ses under chi
who bysose nsidon, appeals 70 the tears and appiehen
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e. ao %ssS S
their pro have brought into the
r. .sIs
union Of tiese states that great nation We
ss ony dss and ;ary in as DnOn s, our
4 home nfes ns, ,se AM ,ns. our h and Ia oar
IT'S n,eaiity; "fhe Union it must and shall oe PIE.
sey s s:
S eedo sinee al hsoy aSfs anS
sao% that 'se eens' ana Of this Union de
we so,crnmen and q the powers reserved 70
men. wtc constitutes US one people must not only Be-
nania BY u' but ee bequeahed, received ii-a
Resolved, Tas, regard the Mississippi river as the
"a tree untsteed for all coming time and he great
sey hrough which 4 runs ne SCAT Of empire Of the
msnt Of goyelam.p OF the peoe be tried and that y
more separate naonAe. Is opposed by tie whole body
OF The American people and contrary TO their manifest des
tiny.
Resolved, That nrny bei W thai oil the nations OF
nc earth are called upon to realize certain great IDEAS and
Amercan naa. Tn, he a hns s.cp tbe ace Of NAVY
archs OF desets mouarchs afieocrate and burghes IN
regular succession that new agf s new begnnn 70 dawn
viii Recognized and enforced and that this age the
RsoNss, Tba, the sdminss,rs.o on Of civil and military
s in ss e asr e s s 81 M,r Rsn
cn .sSs ssn sSys %
supported by the national bounty; multudes OF laboer
usefuy employed a order has been restored
Resolves That General shepey, Miifury Ooyernor
int his management OF .he public affairs Of this Common
M @ have been prmden, And well cor and
his intercourse with people has gDns towards secur
lug no, only regard tor him personally, ccnn
selves and elbow citizens
Resolved That the volunteer forces or the United states
ssnas @ertcd tie esteem Of All classes q soSey and
fully sustained the character and OF the American
soldier. III
1he meeting then adjourned, when torchlight process
sion was formed, ard paraded through the principal
streets, making brilliant appearances with the'r Ian
terns alternately OF red white and blue Iheefs were
5ccssvpaly given for Abraham Lincoln, General Butler,
General Shepley, a., and above all Tor the Union In
ss .har can o. no doubt that the deDsonstraton In
favor Of The Gnon Sos both nearmen .: sno genuiae
Ihe naono u. ~. usd publication The following
,oneu ~ ny as ,%sn fr,r LILO advocate, sxIiaips tho
why aud the wherefore
run STARS AND srRrPrs uNruNEs--THE CANDLE
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SPECIAL oRpHp-ys sia
HrApouARrEns DrrA Rrnssr or rhy Qulr.l
Tho Daily 4droae having, after walns, published the
follSSpE TSS pi,aos Sos-Thc palladium Of our ueecs hs