The New York herald., 1862-07-19

oDy g. the re.stabii~hnient OF the national ansfil
within III limits % cumuon country We p.<sf ~
elofls ai 20 oarces To doSn treason and reb ~
and we will Mt s,sy our hands t the nations nss ~
wtve oger every srt oi sah @hic1, Under tbs acre.
cn act Of tn constitution has beer dcdc}lsd 70 Tree
DIN
ois.' Tai "a recommend Colonel Ezra carm.o
nsh.a .r his Eaor IN ths ate ha Tie hs OF VII
.a,n.',s a,,.m "i'iiam Is. DanuiDs, recre itlns
tn"P.H! i"i 'he kev.L "a regiment captain tsobel
B1nsteds Leu,eoaat has a. iio,kins and T. 'tenaI
Jams ~ hetrt, Of fonP ny H. Captain John q ,,ses o
oml any anu CAPTAIN Janes Branm, IF Com amy II
wn0 are authorized 10 recruit companies in mi
fol the thirteenth regiment. 10 be mtnanded by Golo
nei Cara as mea worth! 9! sur rcnsncs, ani under
Mhose oShsss III pes us can rally VII, desra enlist
" 10 ence n beir county and as oice.s able and viii
hnss 70 ea.! them asansi .he eneny.
! ResHvtd, HAT iha Governor Gf this STATE otsr a
bounty GS nifty dollars every recruit who oilers hi a.
self 10 put Sp~n the rebellion.
The resolutions enthu iasticay received by the
| peoi.s
Nj. RICHARD Busrzxp then introduced and pro-
Gee led " make apoeai TO the auilsncs. Having
rapiiiy and powerfully sketchsd tns Crying evils
Of TINS unhcy ccnet the speaker askei his hearers
what they ropsed 70 do IN regard 10 the rebellion.
| "A voic~-"ligEtj Your iathers and your brothers
aud yoar sons Continued MI Busteed) out ths
solemn hour OF he night marshalied in battle array
the james river to deferd your country--not from
tcreRn lnvlsion, not rom attack by any foreign
| Power bit from an invasion by the very inen with
whom yu have sol-,nny sworn TO protect and defend
thi. country IN every, oven to the last, extremity.
hee and Cries q mot every nigger.'D Yvs, sir,
| every rogru A. you would pro ect every person who
was weaker than you, and who required you 70 do
(iiers cViuslcn occurred, and voice cried ont.
that no nigyer wOshprsrs wanted; while aac thsT
asked Mr.. bust why h. did not ~ out and aght h.
| ssr) Mr.. Bus,ssd continued -Whonever 20 into the
nilict You may depend that will do so with nor
and ds,sfn.na1;on .s (chssrs1 u could suosis.t.
have bone ~ my CARCASS hasfs) | am sick TO
death q listening 70 this squcau,ish and hypocritcal
CD aud nature have placed In the hands OF the American
nation 10 order 70 save this great laat Is negro bot
rams. (ssverui voices eyes, in the south') no no.
u not this country IN dAngsry Why should We not
allow the negro {" iht when hs enjoys much liberty
here as you do and tY (Cres o "Why don't ynu
make them then.' "Why don't tn y gos') Mr.. Busteed
continued to say that the negro the cause Of tins
whole trouble an woand up his speech By an appeal 10
every able bodied mar To join tns ranks army.
ISAAC W. ScrriEt fsq., next addressed the meeting,
apF ealing the hearts OF those assembled in a very
cioIe manner. In conc4 ding, no paid high tribute
TO he Irish brigade and General Mcclellan.
Gsns.a' a M'sas wAIn"noE WA o,,. was then presented
enthusiast ap.l lanss. He proceeded at length,
aaa dsivsed an able, mastery and powerful
te lero had al length arrived when all the energy of
the untiy uae' be employed to put down tho rebellion
series OF resolutsns which hailed with the
enth sas 10 applause Cheer after cheer followed each
them The whole meeting burst forth with universal
Approval when hrce more cheers were given for Con.
Waoridge, and hs retired.
stand was occupied by speakers convenient TO
the irst Alderman lsaa; Edge presidci, and quite Az
Enthusiastic crowd were attentive listeners.
Immense War Meeting at Troy.
TRoY, July l9--l2:l5 A. N.
An immense meeting was held here last night In
Court House square, to strengthen the hands OF tho
President, aid t. raise money anc In tho Sevsn.
toenth Senatorial DISTRICT composed o Rensselaer, and
Washington counties. The masses were unanimous in
this regard and addressed by Judge Could OF the
Supreme Court; Hon. Charles Hughes, cx-msmber Of
Congress- Hon. D. l.. seymour member OF Congress
Hon. q. X. Van Santvoord ex-senator; Thomas b. Car.
ruu Nc am Hon harlaa Y fnua RAJ
Duncan Kennedy. President Of Lewis University or
Troy and othe Resolutions passed, and a lbs-
raj bounty resolved upon. The meeting adjourned
amid tha utmost enthusiasm Two regiments from
Rensselaer, aud Washington counties may bs relied upon
within thirty days.
War Meeting at Bangor, Me.
BANGOR, Ne, July II, 1892.
grand patriotic meeting held here this evening
in aid Of enstmens for the late requisiton Of troops by
the general government The enrolled militia of this
city and neghboTng towns, numbering ono thousand,
ma chsd in procession, with six bands Of music.
The hall crowded at an early hour The immense
Of people ssd the breaking down OF portion of
the approach to tho hail. aud hundreds Of people
wsrc precip fifteen feet bslow to the side
walk: but fortunately there we're no livos lost.
Tho meoi then adjourned to the In front OF the
Bangor House, where Vice President Hamln, General
delivered addresses.
Resolutions wer0 adopted pledgng tho people OF the
Psnobscot valley sustain tho government with their
full quota Of trolps and calling upon tho ADMINISTRATION
70 prosecute the with igor and with all the means
and oil the mon OF whatever COLOR they can command.
War Meeting I'm Pittsburg.
PrT'BURo July Is, 1854
large and enthusiastic iussiing held to-day to
mako arrangem for grand mass meeting to prepare
plan for raising the quota Of Aeshlny county under
the Presidents call for volunteers. Among tho resou.
tions, which loyal and patriotic indicating
one o. tho objects OF the meeting to bo TO inquire
INTO the dissatisfaction alleged exist regard tbs
qSola and to take all sudabs stops allsy the
by memorial or otherwise
Postage stamps for Coin.
to THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
Orncx OF HARSpxs's ExrnESs, II BRoApwAY,l
NEw YORK, July II 1859. !
IF the public must use United States postage stamps,
while coin Ia hosraod will you be good to suggest
in your paper that everybody should enclose the stamps
IN small neat envelope pouch. somewhat similar to
specimens (Which printed before stamps legal
ten cr) uuder with thisf
Pe h,ps you might persuade our Postmaster 70 Issue
similar intcti vcloIe Tor small per contags above
st stamps enclosed in thsm-say hve envelopes for
one csutahich OF specimens enclose. AZ
stamps enclosed In snysOpss OF all shapes and sizes
arc In circulation.
Cheat tho Money Changers.
TO THE EDITOR or TnE HERALD.
why should the people consent 10 DO vsSsd aui taxed
for change by shapors whom they have the remedy IN
their hsniss Silver coin is just as abundant as II
was two months ago. II Ia exported. Manufacturers
will not melt for their purposes while IL bears pre-
mn above the lawful currency. IL will therefore, be
fooshy noarded and kept until Il ceases TO command
...ttun n a Ftr m A
Now n every purchaser and every seller will divide the
amount o. -em when they buy sel, silver will
cease 10 coiunaid premium. Ana whoever VIII
a,opt his ruo In trado win rave himself the trouble VI
uatrunizinu tho brokers. TRY.