New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-18
GREAT WAR MEETING AT BING.
HAnTON.
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CofTespo0tence o. Ias n. 1. Tiioua.
BISGHAMIoS, July "A, 1852.
A yery large war meeting was held hero laei sat
urday evening, Ut Which Judge Ransom Balloon pre-
sided, aud Ju JUS Morgan aad William Stuart esqs.,
were Secretaries. Tic following ale sone OF the
resolutions adopted by tie meeting: ..,o..
Reofrcd That q the President, rail- 20 WV"
NOR. ,oluuteer. for the rnon am.r. and sLi; browne
County y 81 furnish her quo's Of suth Lun Ter go
Ne I,sd That the President should be h-srts .r..,nef
by men Of all parties IN every po.,ulc way 80 tako 10
pfraerr tho linton ,nt pat down che rebellion go ius' o
troop, 'houd oh-efuy hsht under any oenss' ne may des
Resrsd Thu W. win know IL. politics q any Gen
.,si An our .ir. hu IA spt prae 81 who -cbsve
yirroe. over Rebels exhibit eroIy sDy eno patti
Rea,cG That our oicci. sad soldier. have the sin,ee
h.nl Of s peopc for rd0 shr cougsse "a sduf
srre IN ever, pt,i- they have tough, sod especially IN tho'
before richmond snd trst Nc memories oil ho'c hen "A
be che i,hed by every p.'iios Ia nc srd
R'olfsd 1aa, to- tsToi'm snd ,si.f srhiet.s by ne
N-vY afi ,i and Gl kerIruis fff " al otc-fs snd
soldier, on bro,ne County IN the Onon sa'e' ever,
tss whr.e ~y hssc been eeg'sd coI-9 W y on .s -"
.lpectsso' aad iriecs sfs,i c'raH - the ''-AN ."
Maor Danic T. Eyer,., OF the New York 8,ih
r. pir~nt no is at Bin hHDicu, Temporarily =
elied from active service, va, recommended To-
Con ,nander Of the Resimenial Dhin.t, comIpsea o.
BrOome IiOgs. ana iomphlus tOGhtls-.
Cot. Oliver &. Croker, SuerInnr ID. Hens ana
George Bartlett, esquire, were apphhiru 4" ''m-
mittee 10 tIi tie COMMANDER ~ .erctlhg huo pf''u
itVa ute fyr Inc regimenisl camp, and procuring
Tie meeting was addressed by tie Chairman,
4 loruas ID. Wright and m. stuart, e-l', OF Bhg
tan ton; :. + Courtney, Esg., OF No"-NorA' ara
TIE Hon. Daniel :. ID, kins,n.
ne gr,s; feature of the mte,iCg was Tie Eloquent
md powerful speech Of NJ Diokmsoa, who que
oni.d,d himself az an orator sad patriot.
H.. declared that the Rebels mad boen treated too
te,detIy and =, l. iced thh actual War was acw 20
l., mace uqon iaelu. lie ssid lac va Lot only Tor
sIeedily and totally sipiLg out ths Rebellion, but
tie canre Of II. ~ We would never have another
lie ,sss also 10 favor Of conisca'ng all the rroper
Of the Rebels, "Ie4l, persoual, md mixed ne
said q yonh conliscae their quad-lleds ava thci'
btred,-thcir men servants and tlei insld servants
ber oxen, their horses their asscs al All .nat i
theirs.
He said he hoped AID believed the Govern ept
vould eftloy every rDeans consistent win the rules
Of civilized warfare 10 t!ush out she htbeiilei 'o
puii-h the Rebels.
uo-e,, Of drunken politicians thieves, ana robbers
snd denouuced England in the sesercs' .erns iGr
.vmpsthiying with il. lie apiealei 40 ererJ mau
10 eIlj,t In the Union armies who ioseihly oon'd
n,d l.lt susia!n the hoyernuea,. He SAID the
President was entitled 10 great eledit 10 "nat ne
had done. and that the Pdgits cation Eas cusitel
~, the sut.ror OF every lCJ al citizen IN The iaud.
lie wi.s aprlunded and eaeoied "oS' 'snep'"'J
y roughOui. ..-
s.,,,t ifoiiots ard sneaks, aha, special iuenu' ~
4. A. DAtis. ~ these parts 81 10 CAL ttri-" frs,
constructive. Ttty ere a. sch,ce p, eievh'uts'
ore breeze q country patriotism wires cw what
few there ave OF drives them into thcir hoie-, NJ
tbev dot,t Yep AGAIN uutii Mayor Wood Of tagger
A Co. call them out, aud then they s'e 10 tinId AID
IA, tfst Satan must prove them to- iu'cwaf'nhess
IN, co,intrv is sound AID viii sustain Cot gress
and me President IA applying the es 10 tie foo1s Of
the Rebellion. -