The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-15
NEW YORK ASD THE VICINITY.

RELIEF ron TIE Troy SurrrnERs-
SPEECHES Ir CART. BAILEY ASD PArsoS
hRowSLow.--A meeting ~ citizens was held ct tho
CHAMBER of Commerce yesterday, g. duvlao iness.
ur's FL. the relief d those citizens Of Troy who su
fered by tho recent conHagration Aaer pro'lini.
nary proceedings, Gen. wetmoro introduced 10 TIC
| meeting Capt. Bailey, 4. s. N, who was rcceiyy,
Win cheers and applause. Capt Bailey maze
| brief speech acknowledging Tho honor done hun
Which he slid hc accepted merely rs the repr,s.n-
tave Of Flag ohi,cr Perry. aud tho officers Who 30
.allI.,ly supported him In the attack on New Or.
leans. Two great principles he said had been q.
t"h.istcl in that attack aul other similar Occur.
rcn,cs during the war that land Qualifications wer,
roNcilcef 10 check n properly bult aad rna,,ncd
fleet, and tia, the great d. ieDdance ia naval opera
tons should he placed on iron-clad vessels. In con.
cluson, he said he never before made speech, and
merely prescnt,d hiiosolfas the representative
Of q speech. Mr.. Wallace having taken pat In a
private commit in ottaung subfcriItions nm.
uounood that 200 had lcen already sent UP &
Troy. mud $1,000 more would be sent last evening
Rev. Mr.. Duryea aud Mr.. Atwood gave thrilling de-
scrp,ions Of the rapid progress of the nre and tho
misery II ontAilcd upon the poor among VIII se
houses Il principally ragged, leaving them tos tuie
| orhouscs, furniture and even clothing Dir. john
y. williams was made Treasurer Of the fund .lsuu,
| 10 lie raised.
Psrs1u Biownlow here entered the caambor. and
was introduced by Mayor Opdyke. Mr. Brownlov
then addressed tie meeting. Returning thanks for
| the very warn, greeting which had beon rendered
him, he modesily remark ed that he did Il deserve
any consideration for what he had done, lie had
s!mply done his duty Ills lac had don. 70 the hcs,
Il his ability true at the risk q lis mech, hu, that
| was a small matter when compared with tie Inter.
ests Of l.s glorious country. The man who go "a
not risk his life his earthly all, had almost SAID
his eternal ALL h Put down this informal rebel lon,
| Ia not III to live The Apostle Paul says he fought
| @lth casts at Fphosus-a terrible trial but did
| uGore than lac dl, | fought the doyl! snI Tom wal.
h'r. in. Davis and all his lesions Tnree months
aso never g. tctcd 10 look ulou tic y ,rih aga
| expect Il t. hung up hy rope OF all tie i3l
men Imprisoned with me solely because they wclc
Union men, II any deserved hanging or the cause
am sure lid. ! bad poured lot sl.t ht, the trai.
tors m re pcrsistcuty, had hli them harder and
o,teL,r tlan suy other man. ! hal st,t kcd tA,,n
all, from Jcn. DAVIS down 10 the llwtit rrp.
| tie IA their ungodly concern, and IL was mar
ycl'ous to me sui iay friends ,hat they
d,i d.; hang me. onen durin., the winter months
they me TO Ito Jail with carts contsiuiuf Da <
STAINED collins ugly things, but tLoy sal good
cnou. for id Union sneak, aud soldiers with
brit : bayonets, aud some Of our companions
vou 70 taken away; VIC did not know who, bu,
| we ~ ,ed where. l oi,en said, snow, boys my
| my tinc has come" DIt It didn't. / Lad even
prepared Speech which intended 10 ask per.
mission to deliver from the gaows-ani hy IT, .r
not hanging me, the world has lost a remarkable
probation. In Nat speech poured hot shot into
| all Of them. from JET. Davis down t. little Brnia-
| min, tie \. g College thief when Benjamin said
he would seud me to the people wLom.I sympa-
| thized with, replied a. once that accepted mis-
Offer, and would do for the confedcracy what tho
devil would never do,-leave IL. The Southern pa
peis are full MISREPRESENTATION and filschopds
they misl,ad the people OF tina, part of the country
They say tia, for want Of the Southern trade which
bas been cut oil, the North IL the verge of rtary
tion, that grass Is growing IN the streets, Il have
not yet found sny,l that thu poor starving, aud
bread riots and anarchy are in every city OF tie
forth j congratulate You, gentlemen, on the
speedily appr1a hing end OF this ungu Fly rebellion
But there is OF battle dread. That is at CorintL
where they h. g 10000 men. ! know al slout
their 70 ces there, tor Gen. Hsrlee KEEP, me a piis-
'hei T. Ten DAYS when MAS on my why North
l"'S l. "'Sen "Ne'N'' 'o'ySho"Iu han6 me or send
,n' ~ 3" 'm'F''n''! W p''So' uu'' we war should
We OVER "N' on ''' r'i'Fssn'a''ons % some
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VIC N,''','y' "'' s'y' ma 'een
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sat,rs o. t.er ne,. eou.a ,ylip o,e A.,,Isr,,',.,
T. y, ,ncq have come ,o the 'ls,, t,,t II t,.s
.4.. t. ..an, ...l good ,t.1.attAe, In at,,s.-
ana and CHAR. ,,r.s..c ul..ua. lie Paw, "a s,a,,l.