The New York herald., 1862-09-07

Go'0usf ~
aaing Ina Cortinndt street.
war rseN OF THAT LOCALITY ABOUT 10 RAIsl
INV hhhchaSf9 pEECH or aEsERAI,. WILCOX
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..a~s, "a, ,SsJued hy the merchants and bis
% street meeting for the purp
~ s,a,na sa,,S,ss... md raising regiment wa
h.,, :, -. ,,.S 9otei In that street, yesterday
afternoon
Mr.. Morgan called the msA "s wv "o1a w p'AaN'
Of the hotel in front os wlsA wore ASSe"oo. ~ I'm
mense crowd Of persons. after ""o1 ''~' ''>1'''-
Esq, was appointed TO take ths,A
The following Vice Presdents = s.1'~..u
Messrs H. n. Boise Benjamin @. wsA ...s..,'.s,
W. $. Bgolow. w. X Wells and A5r~ 49, n.'s.,
Tho Secretaries were kessrs. A. j. y
end ". H. Lyon
Tho following resolutions were then prcpA
nAousy adopted
OF ~hs,svsr ase or Condition NE Who vsias
Q defend vim 9 money: Their sod Ass 3D. We
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;sS ess ss 70" q ss 90 by the
chair 70 shall b deemed neccs
ssry carry out Ito wishes Of the meeting.
Tho following gentlemen were appointed as such oom
mittes:Messrs. Albert s. Stowell, W. g. Sohenck. W. H.
Lyon H. x. Wells and Thos. ". Coughin. Tho latter
gentleman has Of the first and most efficient
movers in this affair." The committee mset oa Thursday
next
After some remarks from the President the Rev.
Matthew Hale Smith forward and delivered .
lengthy and excellent speech, which was loudly ap
plauded General Wilcox being present was called for,
three hearty cheers being given for him on making
his appearance 1t with embarrassment, he said,
that ne appeared before them that evening. lie
came there because he knew that he would meet
several OF his Western friends Tie (the GeneraD saw
severa OF his Michigan friends there But turning 10
he questions the day he would ask what did we see
before us2 We the armies Of The enemy whieh we
had been ridcuDg for the past year pursuing the
aggressive towards They at very borders
Yet tho North sleeping, sleeping to its ruin Cres
OF "ea hear) He (the Genera mad been to the West,
and no had there seen them sleeping when they should an
be fire. and this city Of New York moving quietly
usual with It's commerce and traffic when It should
be on reS He young walking around the streets
with downy moustachc, and there was also just as much
crinolne (Hear, hear and laughter The south
world but war Every at the South called upon
strike and would not be until the North had got this
spirit that she could expect to have victory perch upon
her banners Hear hear) The North must become US
and as hateful the South (Iicar, hear)
They he rebels) hate with all the strength OF their
whole system. They win put us down unless We put
them down. (Checrs In the solitude OF hs dungeon ne
had formed his own conclusions, and these were
his conclusions But then all looked to New
York for our example In everything. She was
wanted control the by stocks. She WAS not
wanted to biazon the world weakness and our
shame. (Hear, hear.) Let us put down treachery,
whether from party press or private individuals
(Chssrs Twenty millions Of people with anxious, care
worn faces become stricken with CONSERVATION because
$50 900 men threaten them Why this Because
we were not united this question (fiear, hear
What then was the OF this CONSERVATION
IL because fe.t weakness. We had allowed
politics Interfere with duty. The greatest enemies
the army Of the North had been the people OF the
North. (Tlear, hear We did not feel the re.
srlt OF this war. But should not 60 into
accommodating debt. But 10 come back to the
business OF that meeting f they would take his advice,
they would get in their hands ut once and support
the government The government represented the peo
pc the people represented the government II the 60
wanting in carrying ON this war the people
wanting He ashamed to say It, the people were
wanting There too many contracts too many poll
ticang, this (iear hcar.) As soldier he gave
his humble advice that necessary for New York to
prepare any conflict else shall have 10 meet this
thug which least expected The General,
after further remarks retired from the piazza amid
loud applause.
Speeches were then made by Mr.. Stewart. Rev N.
Alvin BARTLETT o. Brooklyn Rev Dr. Hatfield, and Mr.. H.
A. Morgan. Dodworhs band present, and dscoursed
I some excellent music at intervals.
At the Western Hotel in the street. another meet
ing organized Ex-Aderman Douglas, OF Brooklyn,
called the meeting TO order W. Coughan, ESQ.,, pre-
sided Appropriate and eloquent addresses were made
by Messrs Smith Lambert and others The Seventh re-
gmsnt band attended to tho musical part OF tho pro-
gramme.