The New York herald., 1862-07-14

and organization Of regiment 70 constitute Of those
rsesr tiy called for by the govsrnnsnt
aeospssd BY him; and the onassn delivering tAs re-
crafts win ssnA the rscsps 70 Seth Q. Ha.lsy Cnisf
CIssk ssd thas Ne amount allowed for The servcs
av 10 properly secured for tAs benefit Of such ooss.
JOHN A. KENNEDY Superintendent
wAR MEETING At LOCKPOKr.
LOcxronr, N T., July IL, lsa2
An snaA1sissssc war meeting was held u RsnQusbsrs
Han hs. night. which addressed BY sx-Gov. Hunt,
Col Porter and others. COMMITTEES YVES appointed 70
take n charge tbs anissans Of men fas Col Portsrs
regiment
MEETING N ALpAHy.
ALBANY, July II, lse1
msstius a prominent eitizsns vas held this morn
Inn In The Mayors once 10 take measures 70 hslp for
ward recruiting for sAs sevsrnDsns.
A committee, headed By the Mayor, was appointed 70
make arrangements for . public mass meeting on Tsss
day evening" and rseommesd ssoh steps ~ they may
dean necessary the speedy raising sf rssA
nsns m this Senator Al district.
MEETING N L0CxPoRr.
LOCKroRr, July ~, lsA2
meeting Of the citizsns Of this village was held this
evening which resolution passed requesting
TO extra session Of the Legislature
for the purpose Of appropriatng moneys 70 aid in The
enlistment OF volunteers Committees were appointed
to Albany and urge this upon Gov
Morgan proceed - the adjoining counties TO solicit
thsir cooperation.
The ~Old Cradle or Eiberty'' Speaks.
MEETING IN FAkEUIL HALL TO FACILITATE vOLUN-
rMRMG-ePECH OF EDwARD BvNDTr.
BoM0N, July II, 1867.
Taneuil Hall was crowded 1t short notice to-day 70
take facilitate Volunteering under The cali
for more troops
Mayor Wightman presided and mado q brief statement
Of hs offsets Of the meeting He said that reliance
solely 70 be placed the military 70 pot down the
rebellion and that call having been made for more
military force the call would not be made vain upon
this city.
Hon. Charles 9. Loring declared the contest b .
struggle for national he and that separation Of this
country either foroibiy peaceably, could ever be sub
mittsd TO- Continued irritation and hostility would be
the result Of such separation ending the part Of the
South in military dsepotism. There escape
from the duty imposed the people Of sacrificing their
lives and all their property need be- 10 put down tho
rebellion and that promptly He hoped. for the Of
liberty hereafter prevention Of serve insur
rectons that the Upiop wsud be restored by the policy
which had been pursued Bnt through Intervention
other canss the Union and constitution must psriah
slavery BE- abolished, then let slavery be sxtermi
mated. He would that Ave hundred thousand men had
been called for and those who could not enlist should
1re0fy,
Thas portion o his address relating 70 "the failure Of
Congrsss' 70 put down rebellion was met BY storm Of
hisses, which we're drowned by applause Three cheers
eAd three cheers were given for the Mayor Thsn there
ware calls tor Everett and the enthusiasm broke out
affesh.
ADDRESS OF HON. xpwARD EVERETT.
These generous cheers, follow citizens. given not "a
me but 70 the cause which came here 70 advocate
patriotic asssmbiy-(cheMsl- this patriotic com
nanity, 70 support the duties, the necessity Of
.si.f.rsms .s ;, The Amy Of the Po.snas cloud Go
have heard it sunic,ensly from the eloquent lips
q Ne gentleman who has preceded me. should
. injustice 70 this patriotic assembly and "a
this patriotic community if went into . long
argument on the necessity and duty Of reinforcing the
Amy Of & sns Potomac Men may honestly dia.r.do
course Of this wicked and cruel but who has
drop Of patriotic blood in his veins hesitate as 70
brethren now sncampsd on the bank Of James river
by the heavy abors Of the campaign, dscmatsd By
Of Ons :.
may say in passing expressed the highest admiration Of
the discipline and courage Of that noble army and the
eye and OPEN Yielding At length 70 the force OF
per0r numbers. rapidly concentrated and hurled upon
single points Of necessarily extsndsd lines they have
bssn compelled, after Of desperate
which would have done honor 70 the veterans Of the rst
NapOieon defensive position the banks sf
and recovering from the exhaustion last rghtu
fortnight be able the proper against
ssssary ana tia. without delay II these are granted
II the call Of tho President, who has with such
alac,!y zone 70 acquas: himself BY psr
turns 70 Washington llcd with admiration rs spirit
AID endurance and Its intrepid and accomplished chief
which night and DAY CONES waited 70 " on III. wings Of
every breeze from the SOUTH 10 listened n should
the dark though glorious record Of the last fortnight
viii b reversed new and bright page turned in the
history Of the campaign Richmond viii bs occupied by
our brave troops and the in effect ended. But II
mast not, cannot shall not be-that gallant army Is
doomed 10 disastrous retreat, perhaps 10 still more
disastrous eaptnssson and the termination Of the
with all sacrifices suierings indefinitely post
poned Such, fellow citizens 10 the alternative before
u.s. Will you, can you, bssitAtsr In times IKE these,
and when check, perhaps unexpected check occurs
70 break the almost uniform success the pub
lie mind o. highly impressble community too apt
yisd to feeling OF discouragsment For this in nv
opinion, thsre is On the presen: occasion sufficient
ground An almost unbroken succession Of glorious
msnts has from the q this cruel contest
OF country These efforts and sucesss have been
viewed With astonshment and BY candid minds with sd-
mr..ien throughout the c,yilizsd world. On recent
great siiary modycAs Of Europe ne Representatives. OF
sousigw ,eAoss nod psts IN motion 900 troops
Antns aforts of TIE goo rnmes ef M Uitsd Na,0 for hs
last yeay such olr government on earth could
hare mads in the ksse In the prodigous armies
that have voluntarily rushed the Geld better paid and
well clothed and fed those Of any other country
the immense trains of artillery and supplies Of ordnance
stores for both arms Of the sorvoe In shs mapms
wall Of fire. around the Of the rsvotsd States
fifteen hundred miles Or which, following the Of
eur mighty rivers have carried the glorious old nag Of
the Union from its homo the mountain far mp
into ths very heart OF the andn the generous prov
sion for the wounded and sick BY san.
tary commissions and relief associations Of
every name, especially through the Efforts Of
the noble women Of the loyal States-in the maSnan-
nsus even Of the prisonsrs whom the fortune Of
var hss thrown int our power, 1000 Of whom lately
At Camp Douglas near Chicago well fed and housed
as the troops BY whom. under IS. gallant Aus.u they
were guar dedI say, fellow citizens, these and all
ohU sacidsan q mighy contes. the Untsd Saies Laus
As course Of fAe toeiue moah, ezAibad moral asd po.i
cosSdgs cs0or aad fertility qf resomoe dragged
Asy Unexpectedly into S war, surpassed II
sqs1AA6 ty any c e great miltJyy Pertrs Of Esrope
Ner have any reason TO be ashamed OF the result
War, Of all the great concerns Of e provsrbAly sub
jsct TO It's vicssitudss IL is doubt for
the plan Of Providence that when He let's loose that
scourge upon . people "the battle Ia always 70
the 'strong." in field Of war geographically A. sx
tsasive that trod by the lsgions Of Caesar the
pnalAnx Of Alexander, in less than fifteen months
of contest which took 10 wholly by surprise forced