New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15

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dured to the meeting Capt. Dail-y of tie Navy
whose brilliant exiloits At the capture OF NswOr
! leans have bcea 20 bislly eulo9zef. The Captain
who is por'ly looking gentleman OF some 80 Sum
mer-, acknowledged the conplimeI tary rs'larks ot
BIZ. sloan III brief but riby sneech. He woud
w.s 70 impress on .he neetir e LA, he was oaly az
hmn le subordinate of he great man by WHOM the ac-
ccssiul tombardnent OF Newt Orlean5 was direc'e ed.
I lie was nnuaed to public sleaking bat woald make
few ohs-rVali0ns touching the lessons taugnt BY
the grand paval demonstration AZ New-Orleans
Tho Haet winch took " the Crescent City" could
enter New->ork or go up TO London Bridge, in spite
OF all forts and batteries, II there were no ir0n.csd
v,s els 90 prey ant them. Iron-clad sbpa wo @, il
his Estimation, one OF the beet rieaast 10 crush out e
ctelicn. lie recoYmend'6 the speedy cons;ructo ion
OF ifon.c1d'," as he called them anu couclpded u
biiei ad'ITeas 6y modesiy apoogizng for BIS oraori
cai short Comirgs
Three loGd cheers and Que more were then given
fer Capt. Baley, who begged to retire, AZ hesad
some official business 10 attend to.
Gen. NErMoRE then addressed the meeting. lie
irstanced tie generosity OF Major Pun Of TIE Ma
'iOnal EXp,ess, who offered carry everything for
the suffering people Of Troy free of charge SIS an got
the siirit OF which was ernnently worthy Of eUlo
GUM and imitation.
Msjor PuLLIS assured the meeting that he could
not think Of charging for conveying any assistance
10 people in such state ss the citizens OF Troy now
are.
Nay"r OipihE tnen inlTouncSu IL Il lew httile
remarks, Parson BROwSL0w, who was Justify
cheered The patriotic parson stood calmly waiting
till tie enthusiasm subsded his bands locked on hia
breast He IL, IN person, a remarkably Impressive
looking man. His hight is a5Out feet Al iIcles
his foru erect and "immovably made, his face hin
aud pale, but liz up with expression OF de'erm-
nation thai would nrrest the curiosity Of the most
superficial physoenomist. lie never laughs At bis
"hts,' which are numerous and telling and eylnces
no lerccIut!e sympathy with the merIiment they
occasion.
Mr.. BR0wELow said: Gentlemen, I thank yon for
the kind reception you have given me. j am here
briefly only TO pay YOU passing vsit, on the inv-
tsiDn OF Two or three OF your members tLr morning.
have simply done my duty, and the man w"o
wonld not risk bis life his property lis all, 10 rnt
down this internal rebellion, is not worthy oI TIE
name OF All American citizen. Tie apostle Las sad,
and Won are doubtless familiar with the text, 81
have fought with beasts % Eghes a." have done
more than that have fought the Devil, and ION
Walker, aud JeI. Davis together. Tho Per-on
then gave Of his inimitsble descriptions of the
Rebel conlederacy, which produceo roars Of hugh
ter. Ec bad reqart d n speech on RehelIom, to be
delivered on tic gallowe, when he thought he was
booked" for eternity. IL had not been 80 deiiy-
ered and tbo Rebels thereby lost such speclDen OF
eocutIOn ne il would not be their lot 10 Esten 70
sgain. lie congratulated the meeting The SPEEDY y
termination OF the unh0ly war, and returned tnans
for he kind manner in witch lie had been spoken or
]
Gen. Wetinore, he retired from the Chamber, amid
loud applause.
I Tile following resolutions were then moved and
adopted:
R'.oied That ths oien, Of NewYork deeply svmpl'lizs
people OF Toy tie heavy mi'i,rtule win ~hsh
tb~y lave cen visited sDd rcgsd a privilege to i ~
lishteninr blIi-n Which fsisn sisf community
Rolfef That ConluItlee be app0ia;ed ot the ChH .
,a {, sui recr conilu5n In ia - ,Le nt-Ing k r
Of Toy aai faske such dpo iiion Of the m
;eir jadrmrut wi promote Ae oleci1 Of relieving l'
wat. of des'i'ut. fhe s-fern 2 sud ds.erving.
/ 4 Comniltee--w hOse na nes ~ilI De iOunl De
low-having been appoin,edto to receive subscriptions
the thanks OF the meeting were return ed to The Cn"i
man. after which the mee'iBg adjourned.
The Comaittec subsequently made arrangement
to meet tomorrow ~ O'Clock, at No. 81 liue street
/ Donations 10 the sufferers by be laia Ire may be
sent 10 the President or Treasurer u tie Meiropoh
/ tar Bank.
/ The following are the names OF the Committed
sppoinied 10 carry on, tie objects o. tue meet ng:
Thaiflaaa. Mf. Opfyss. gfeairrer jobs p Nhl, ms
+ n Ma shall X 81 Bl.,chicTi Robt l.. stuslt J. y bah
co,i John l. iou-s james J.. Wallace, Ih3Mls lhefio +.
" Knight, " o. HoteHs 4 Na."Dsn, "a W A'' 4.
\ Loyfrr r. O r. Grant. Robert IL hntufn samuel w g
nor f.I r. Stewart John Wolf james booiriin y i
! Lor Wm H. A piawsli, Robert MeCi7ity, A. M Na.e
NJ a. t,rinn,ll John J. Cisco. T. J. Br0SD. = Draper
W De- orr--t. " M. T. Coleman 81 w UpmAiop Davi'
Dow. wick--. =. = Winston, i'a,c Bell. Robert l.
Uswes X II. McC utdy william Barlow, II. Il. Winthrop
Peri, Alexander Duncan, Charles CJbid, Lott u Coz"
din. shepherd Knapp.
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