New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-29
Grent Union Meeting in Baltimore.

BALTIMORE Monday, July q, 1867
A great Union mass meeting is IN progress to-
night in Monument Square. Gov Bradford il Chair
man, and Gen. Wool and staff are on the stand,
which ia beautifully Illuminated and bears The in
scripton. "Our coeniry: our fathers formed it
wen sustain it,"
The square is densely packed and the Union
league are marching with inuumersble flags ana
fransparancies, while bonfres and fireworks are
lighting up the square. Gov. Brad'ord's sreech
was enthusiastically received. His slluson to the
course Of President Lincoln and commendaton OF
bis patriotism were loudly cheeIed.
Gen Wool, being loudly cal ed for, made 2 few
remarks and was enthusiastically cheered.
The Band Of tue New-York 9Th Regiment was
present, and performed splendidly.
Resolutions were adopted expressing patriotic de-
voton 10 the Union, and invoking the young men of
tie State to tender their services 10 the Government
to fill up Marylands quota; approving the policy of
the conscaon of tie property of the leaders of the
Rebellion, and declaring the slaves of every Rebel
free from all obligations to obey those who refuse TO
obey the ews of the land. The sixth resolution was
as follows:
been greatly dsnsg-d by the fue of those in authority to
dscniust in accordance with tbe remons'rrnces OF loyal
t-n between loyal aud dso al Ia he Government employ
me aud that in opinion much the largest amount 81
Government patronage aud couScfs have been allowed TO
end their way ia this city hands OF men and hrns
VIGOROUSLY disloyal. and not few Of them sctusIy
engaged aiding the en-, mie' Of the Cover, men,
that tue controlling auth ,!ities Of the Baltimore
and Oto Bsirosd Company, snd lsr.o ms
iorty Of The employees Ia the employment OF tine
<ovrrnrief aud herp notoTiousy and some OF
them edy dsOya and shat The zane r~ Of per
in control Of toe line Of II sngged IL to'sinueht
transportation between Baltimore AID ofrets MonToe ana
that the Union Baltimore Isgsd with regret TIE r.
tanng Of such prisons conf atoms wlh The Gov
which the wi,hes not - he to the
Prhes; that this city ~ now and BIS always been
supply 1he T. bells OF provisOns urI1ont
medicines aud information, the sn mission whereof has
bee a,mos, wholly uunte pied sud Il the prevailing be-
lief u h. CITY well The boast Of the doys NEE that
Their contamination witt VI gnia Hnd The keO. Govern
r,eut are perfectly free aud easy; that they have
0fgsf1rt atns hidden ~ =
State SID thee q iugs ought u be i.ur
ied and could be reuediod b. he ad ion OF more vigo
ou ,etive aud Intelligent policy III the tdnioi,u OF
thi. Msrv Dep r'men'. tud Placing IN authority persons
having the requisite local e. ftfsotsl Information
The last resolution Is as FOL Ows
B,,red Py the l0ys cz o. Baltimore In Mess Meet
m as.ehed The President he sLd IL hetfy 'euesled
10 instruct the eIsi IL d OF this MiHry Depart
CONE forward and the following cath snd that ell peons
.fpsnP 20 take said h be cent through our military
line. into the called Southern Coniedsiscy
TEsT OArH.-I so,mnly swear hat vii rear une aler
lance 10 the United States and support ana shstsh we
@,iniion and Laws thereof hi viii mSinain Ns'ionai
oveteyy paramount tina. Of al state county or copo'
rate powers; thst | viii discourage. d'conn'rDahcs
az and forever Oppose Sec.son Tepehon s
he dsosegre'ion of the FEEDER nioh that di,csm sna
dsuounce IN ith and fell w,hip with tho osed Cohird,T
Ate State sud Confederate snes, aud Ore my property
and NY lie the sacred performer ce q us ny solemn osh
OF ALLEGIANCE TO the Of the United States