New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-28
THE REsoLUTIoNsADoPTEp
speeches by Generals CCrOran, Mitchell, Foster,
Sltkles, Walbridge, and Busted, the Hon.
dr. Arnold Of Illinois, the Hon. H.P.
Cdsll, the Hon. Mr.. Wright of
New'Jersy Colonel Nugent,
and many others.

Tic mass meeting at the Park yesterday afternoon
was most enthusiastic and patriotic gathering Of
loyal and brave men, who deem no sacrifice Of time.
or treasnre or blood, toe great put down the in
famous rebellion and maintain the integrity of the
Union 1t was vast in numbers, generous in 70
tone, and practical in it, plans. Although il en-.
braced men representing every sect and party, they
all stood in solid phaanx on the broad platform Of
patriotism. Love Of country was their bond of
union, and its defense the question of their earnest
solictude. A determination to fill up the New.York
regiments now in the field-to fill the State quotas
for the three years and the nine months mcn--to
ll up brigade, and, if possible, to organize dvis-
ion for Gen. Corcoran before "the leaves turn red"-
moved the masses to give their money ard to giyo
themselves to sustain the war and uphold the Gov
eminent.
This meeting will doubtless give recruiting sch
an impetus that drafting will not be needed in this
city or county, or State even. If money is given
freely to volunteers there will be no necessity what
ever for buying the services of substitutes.
While the demonstration comported with the mag.
nitude of the interests at stake, there no violation
of the laws Of taste. Flags waved from every pro-
jecting angle that stripes and were every.
where visible bnt they harmonized beautifully with
the Of upurned iaces-the recruiting tents, the
lnxurian foliage and the wilderness of brick and
marble OIL either hand. Splendid banners were
thrown out from the roofs of the Broadway palaces,
other places in the vicinity Of the meeting.
THE slXIY-NINTH REGIMENT.
One Of the principal attractions Of the meeting was
be expected return of the gallant 59th and for hours
hosts Of friends were in waiting to receive them.
About 81 o'clock the regiment, headed by Gen.
cOrcoran, their former comnIsndant, arrived az
Jersey City, where they were tumulsuousy greeted
,y thousands of persons at The depot. Alderman
Farley, Chairman of the Committee or National
afairs, welcomed the regiment nome, and with the
members OF the Common C0rnsh s'c ss Tho sol:
street, where were assembled severa.
Aoueand persons, the regiment was received with
cheer upon cheer Suspended across Courtandt
street WAS banner with this inscription:
/: Tue BRAVE DGrEyPEKs og ORR couSISrs FLAG
. GOD BLESS YOU.
The space in front of the ferry Was literolly
tanned with people. the police having clearc! the
way a procession was formed and moved IN the :o.
lowing order up Courtlandt street to broadway,
up Broadway TO Chatham street, entering the Park
A. the east gates
c;ion Police under Capt Bowling of the sixth Preenes
and Capt. Hart Of the Twenty sixth
Troop Brigade Lancers Of the Sixty li3 II ltee
zen COrcorau mounted the seed which he rode AZ bnl
Run
fully and Sat- Of the Sixty ninth Regiment
mounted
Capt J. b. kirler.
Depotaon isou tie Common Council Of this City as fol-
lows:
.d1nu Frev Chairman IF onuit,ee on Marine Afairs
Ade.meI fully, Chip, Alien Ot,iwelL .
ounci man Pnckncy President; COGucilmen O-ton Boyce
Jones. Ross, ksrch, Gedncy, Gross. and Reypcr--all
bearing their golden slaves of office, and
marching in double fir.
len Hall Cois Mug aud AcDernott, VIM J. hcnc.
relative ~ Gen. Corcor john He anesy. csg.. &c.
Band Of S'y,y-un,h Regiment prd Drum Corps
sixty -Dinth Regiment, by Compsnies 80
Tie entire route was densely thrOnged, TIE multi.
ude loudly cheering the soldiers as they passed.
Words cannot adequately express the enthusiasm
with which the regiment was received as it sled
INTO the Park The air was rent with the firing VI
cannon and the continuous cheers Of the multitude.
Ire regiment closed in in front vi The prinei-
Pal stand, aud directly III front OF the Hail. Gen.
corcoran wno was mounted upon gray horse,
was warmly welcomed, ana loudly cheered. DIS
lie asccnded the platform, snd was re.
ceved by the Mayor.