New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-31
kEW-yQ8M g0B WADSWeRTH
AND THE WAR.
MASS MEETING Of The METROPOLIS.
TIE ARMIES TO BE SUPPORTED.
Their CoMMander-in- Chief Sustained.
Sp@shes by Gen. James \. WadSwoslh, the Hon.
Iymu lregain, ChaS. H. MARSHALL, Ills
iICn. Wm.D D. Kelley Major Slew.
III /. EOOdfa!d, ana Ger,
tasSn n, Clay.

Tie utgriGceut demonstration of last evening
war decisive. Ite gathering OF patriots by tens OF
thouespos which, flooding tlIo hail Of the Cooper
Institute extended through all the streets round
nhoul. gave full sss1rsnce Of the fidelity of the I'm
pre S'a's 10 ter traditions, and will send the well
come newo "a her gallant eops across tie Potomac
that ticy slsn BE- exposed 30 no traoro,s GIc in
the rear. while combating ihe enemies Of the Re-
pntic
The vas han was Gled 20 O'Clock, from which
time onward he classify o. liz lamsn frame Was
progressively tested.
The room. Was tasiefrhy decorated with American
flags and over lie platform we're tic inecIipons
ISA CoSTg.r MIN 1aF orrRFs.Kp, rnr .InoHrY
rae No hr:H@TE THAT OK rAkE aDls wITa IRE
"oSh COUNTRY OH coSsuTUTIoS, oSs pksriSr."
isrnsE rE,S TINS rsloS sHcrrp ns DISSOLVED,
LII .iavEih FFki-u" Henry Clsy.
: The entry Of Csssius N. Clay upon the platform
oar he ai-ual for es@isg but the cordial oulbufs.
of applause which greeted lyman Treri.in testified
~ P'P"''ii-N "a Il 10y ~ i'th4vNldt
pAW.~r r. CoNo'sR c..iGed the meeting to order,
md nominated foi President OF the meeting, CH,s.
81. Marshall. HE nomination was received with
snthGsiGeU y. MAHsHALL. on taking the chnir,
ssid.
srELCH OF CHA>. n. MARSHAL.
1sITs AND GTNTIENrS:'l was called upon a.
bate hour 20 preside over this meeting. il IA mat
ter thai an totally accustomed TO, and come
before yoa entirely rmpropared 10 make speech.
will however, remark That this seems 10 NE 10 be
the gTea,est political meeting i have ever seen.
lApplause. l suppose that The reason IL TINT the
occasion il q momentOus orc ard calls tor action.
We are about 10 enter npon an election, Ierhsls
more important than any that has ever been held IN
this country since lie fOundaiionof the Government.
II H. perhaps 20 oe de the question whether we are
70 pui down this rebellion. Appliance You are
aware, DO donb' rs Vel "a an, that tie election
Of Horatio seymour depends mainly uron irniiors.
Secessiouis,s, anG symp9thizers with the south,
loud applause.l Now, take away snch sun.
poriers and where would his election be
] apnsehend that &c wonld come out o! tie
hnie emf e tie horn. if.aughter. IA NOce-
"1e viii come ont AZ The iiite eud either way"
kenewea laughter hope 20 with all my heat
We lave candidate before re that we can al mite
upon. The Hon. James ). Wadswoith-llond
cheeriDR took the field in the early part Of this con
test. He has devoted HE whole time 10 The crush.
jig out OF the rebellion, aud not only that ba' ne
has two or three eoDs IN the Union army. An
liduktsl Now Riift las MI. - iTOlT CO. |
have never heard OF anything that he hls done 1
ans not aware that lie has TAKEN any par Ga Inc CON
test with the kebels. have not Be- ,d ,hat b 80
spent day or q dime In the en-e os the I'nion.
But, gentlemen, | Will not .etein Won longer. /
sn'I n"Ne We Pe'suie - Introducing 20 You TO-
kindly for The honor voa have conferred rron me
we wlil no" proceed TO business. Applause
As MI Aa4sNall concluded, Brighten. James :.
Wadswcr's, The selected Governor Of tie Empire
State, was conducted upon tie platform The whole
hndenee rose, and for several minutes he wild en-
thnsia'n winch per eaded the whole Lal The shoair
o. greeting and II triumph, and the waving Of hats
snd landkerchj .els had scarcely been IaTalsled in
any ga'hefm ever assembled in this city.
Gen. w <DswORTB bowed bis knowledgrnenis
and was. seated on the night OF tho President Even
then &C WAS obliged to rise again TO respond ito three
e1 na cheers for our Governor come from the war
Hhen this excitement lad measurably subsided,
John j. SHAW presented The following gentlemen
Tor yice-Presdents and Secretsues They were
unanimously chosen:
c,r.n HSts Il 5s T. ?sei. T george opds
Isaac Sherman VIM a. Dullng. A. Oakley Hail. Simeon
PPRS %. g. Aob lIs cona i r.sod Sny
Allen George W Blsnt Geo. + Woedgsrt' c H. Iaeset
In r. r sPfoul !; ssesler9h. 3; l.. Ksgf wn d
sws, r. 4 s. Marry hon;n LAG y f x. w
Johnssn WIN D. hcIphy Joues Freedom. Js. w Booth
Robt Maay, Henry & Smith. a. j. Nilsmson ). 5. v &c.
.oa, Jos. B. Taylor John y. Ghdcy Geo Taylor D. cesel
Jas. hsrpef. Henry a Ambgi : i. Gilbert Pr }. ~
Dr. BIueam.u. c. Wagne-. David D fisd. samuel sin
cal. John n bod. Amos Mooirua Taoms, Crane, iohu
Arnold james bogait John Taylor c. q Cod3ingon. ir
Geo " Ford Jacob tiger John isIioi' Peter D. OBrien
VIM. Lsimber j.. Wm. A. Miller, Edwin Hobinsop. Jho.
surgss. VIM. II. Menis a. L.e,inus scader Robert ray.
Hem sn H. A. e.. I'm 40.
ton sheridan Shook j. ; Hanson, Samuel lie Conpte H.
Gmndy Ihss n Hon. D. L. Potter James owens:
Barney Charles Could u Randolph Martin. Rlod Bu.eed
james Kelly Cha King Robert 4. Haws AIdveas illnan
Bradford, Aug. D. boz, Lewis Is. WOodrf, Moses H. Gri-
nen 4. C. ki9e,and A. w Grswoid, Hiram Beane.,
Ward John H. white Guy r. peltcn, John setswiek, John
y hogeooon, Lhonss Jones, j.. John Fheh, 9eolfs Q
ply IL J.. Raymond, WIN ii. Merrill, j.. VIM Tucker,
s@eS H, SI Won s9nn panaa Ea..r K BeSI
mouth o. n, Kopp P.G NanWycE Harvey T. Cleveland.
Hsy DsSS eso,.. s si John o nssi1w ' hf1n
William Keiock, Aug Wosfnsnn Jllnes W. Olsen Lewis
James i weh' nelson ciswioId Efs.. Elliott An.
seS oe,t, Aooths Horst sidney Smith, Thonss Muligsn,
VIM Orion negh 0Sriisf wr. C. Rs,,ei' Vim 4. si..l
lev nsI'sy H. NS9es Thos y. slman, George ~. Stein.
Smith f. G c9wdn, james NJ rhomson' w H. DE Camp,
Soof P PS. Az T. i Ts Bid bgsd wq gse. w r. L
koch ldwsId Dubois, j. 4. Cou er Capt senoor samuel
sscreta'ts.-D. n. Jsque. Ytban Ann. Spencer E,d,
Lss's',c hsnsy Ihs' Is;ndge, irnt " Ballard 10.
op,%%er ~ To'til Gegee Grundy j. H. nod'r.,. A.
Put1sm e. sss csi, Aen s'egns IN george p.
y. Bgu u huiehnsgn. hott hsrsb,I Cha. D. 15decr,
Dennis H. n. Sherwood. p. e. Bnikley Homer Fiarli,
W'n. Dapling, Israel Ginet Geo. A. frsiin David Nir
sSaIsn johnson, Charles J.. FIos r. j. ksuderburgb ID
'iouiton George Whiihsd J. y. JoLnson.
A. VI. Palmer then read tie folloyyin0 left.,