The New York herald., 1862-07-16

God bless conntryl and God bless all who
CHARLES SUMNER
| SPEECH OF Mr.. LOWE.
After Mr.. Hitchcock had concluded, Mr.. LOWE. or
Jersey City was introduced Having Invested himself Of
his coat which operation created great cheering among
the auditory, he proceeded the following unrhe
terisal, but earnest and truthful address,
FELLOW CTIzfNs-we still lyehe nation stiIl liz es
We have met together however TO what steps
cessary TO still further its life The time for fine
words and beautiful language has passed We now want
men who will shoulder the nusket and fight All this nne
talking is very wel in its place. but 1t is not just the
thing for the present time What we want now is our
complement Of fighting men--men who will put musket
on tneir shoulder and use IT for the sake OF the
country country This country Is made mp Of men Of all
zens TO come forward in behalf OF its preservation
and push our armies on to victory Our relations are
now down amid the burning suns OF the Carolinas and
Shall to their aid (Criss Of Yes, yes tell you,
tifu sentences spoken here to day is cheap music
| and "dont see tn The question is, Who will
ance occurred on the outside o the crowd caused by
some individual who had been imbibng rather freely
m:o n oa M I. or
dollar We are all in lighting humor now, You know.
Cheers ana laughter) But, fellow ctzens. tell you
We have country 10 fight for, and we must reserve
ourselves FOR that candidly believe that old Captain
Abe Lincoln land say it as democrat) is the best
son He is an honest man. and will do what he thinks
Is for the good Of the country We can whip in This
fight if We only have a mind to- The numbers are
with US the hearts Of the people with u.s. the wealth
with US, and now we must push this thing through to
shoulder tho muset ard sht and for one am going to
do it, think can do IT honoraby under good old Cap
tain Abe Lincoln. He is so different from old Buchanan
who there In Washington doing nothing, while infer
nal traitors working out their evil designs and rob-
bing the country. Come up come up and let make
the Union OF our fathers Fellow citizens, ! am what
they call hard shell democrat and want
mako Of this nne language that you have from
tho other Speakers but am willing to take my gun Oh
my shoulder and shoot any Internal traitor who stands
before me- (Ifemendous applause.)
SPEECH OF MR.. KEyNFoN.
Mr. Lowe having concluded, the next speaker in
troduced was JOHN KEyNToN, Esq, OF New Jersey He
said
FELLOW CrHENsI find myself very unexpectedly
called upon to address you on this occasion. came
here listener, and not speaker; and have no
idea whatever that can present. this matter in any new
light. We are here for purposetO respond to the call
Of the President for moro troops and that CALL feel
satisfied, will meet response from every heart The
M asr S' HsT s G as = E.ss II is s . &s es @
sdent s not sustained we see destruction on every sde
Ihe great cry up now everywhere for aid to our
country in this It's hour Of trial. We now want action
firm decided action. We want thousands Of fresh men
to-day IN the Army OF the Potomac. Shall we have
have them? (Cries of"Yes, yos.) Have we not bsau
tifu country transmit 10 our chdren2 And if it is
fathers let toll you men Of New York that the re-
sponsibiliy will rest upon you. We have come here to
counsel sogstnel 70 see how best we may serve Our
union among ourselves; by one grand united
effort that shall forever lay treason in the dust.
The .pomp OF gittering worcs and tie charm Of well
turned periods will not sustain country in this ter
rble hour Of her peril While the embatted hosts of
and purss government the world saw it is unwise
and faacous to debate question Of expediency Our
Of mn.St the Sesm Of bayones and the hun
derng Shout for these possess greater efficacy in
crushing out the foes OF constitutional liberty than the
most polished utterances OF cabinet councils The ques
ton has at length homo to US, and, appalling
seems stales US in the face, that our glorious Union
otering upon the brink Of destruction ana IL requires
the hercu!ean strength Of united people to gAdo her
through the rocks and shoals which she is encoun
terng Shall We COVER before the banded hordes who
seeking rear the tomb OF Washington despot-
ism more accuised than the world SAW Has the
American heart become SO calloused that 1t can
not be touched by the paintive wall that rises
from the thousands Of homo affairs made desolae, and
which are now crying aloud TO Heaven to save them and
protect our bleeding country Are we prepared to see
this glorious heritage OF patriotic fathers become
vast expanse OF desoate landscape and smoudsrng
runy No, never II IS time that realized the I'M
portance o The ork before u.s. We but insult the ON
nipotent Jehovah, who has sh0wcrsd upon often
the gentle dew OF bis blessings by this fearful delay
TO the stern necessity OF preserving voae the sacred
trust transmitted from our fathers There can be but
one echo; thcre must be but response The Union
must" and by the Eternal, II "shall be preserved y
Our national ensign must again float in all lis luminous
splendor every battlcmsnt in the nation Traitor
hosts again by its symbol stars and heaven
born stripes to uphold and protect il from any and
what what shall be the rssponsea Who among YOU are not
prepared to offer up your services and your lives. u
necessary, TO unblemshsd tho constitution Of
your country That country requires tho services
OF all her sens Many, aye, many have already offered
| up their lives upon its aitargresn be their memories
forever Thousands thousands Of others have re-
ceived the battles shock ana are now pnng with sick
| and with wounds Let sympathetic hearts aid
great patriotic effort resolved at all hazards and at
whatever cost 10 strike blow at this internal and
rebellion that shall cause TO vanish like the
darkness OF night before the oflgen beams OF Heavens
unciouded To do this let criticism upon past acts
be senced lot party spirit be thrown ts the Winds st
| there be but ons motto for every loyal man, aud
let that motto be, "he Union and the constitution."
it was handed 10 by fathers; let our public
men resolve their part not TO trouble us with side
pet schemes Of any character description
but conine themselves wholly and entirely to the work
of crushing out this rebellion BY doing this confidence
will be restored and the dark clouds OF dsunion will be
disspated, and the bright sun will shine ont again
nature will smile upon US with unaltsred isrvor the
blue drapory of heaven will spread over us in all its
luminous magnihcence the will again laugh In the
valleys and the trees will again aspire skyward with all
their original beauty AID majesty. Let the Union and
the constitution bo ralying cry and ne gentle
breezes Of tho South will bs borno with lutslixs min
strelsy, "A Union Of Hearts and Union OF Hands,
while the North will respond in trumpet that vii
resound through the length and breadth Of tho land
nd echo in every heart, "And the Flag Of our unio'
| forever"
| Nr. Kcynton resumed his seat amid great applause.
LErrEn IRON HON. EDWARD EvERErT.
The subioincd letter read from the Hon. Edwsr
| Everett, and received with immense cheering
| BosToN, July L. 1862
| DEAR Sia--l received, moment since, copy Of you
circular OF the 11th, inviting me to attend mass meet
ing Of loyal citizens of all parties IN New York tomorrow
Is would give me great pleasure, IL 1t were ia my power
OF the non the patriotic purposes indicated In tn
circular but my official duty rs member OF the Boar
Of Overseers Of Harvard College requires me TO he
| Cambridge commencement day the 10th. New Yor
needs no voice abroad 10 cheer her in the Path
duty At this momentous crisis remain dear cir, YER
| respectfully, yours. EDWARD EVERETT
Eventually Mr.. Seth b. Chittenden, OF Ohio was Intro
duced lie established his identity by discaimng an
desire usurp the fame Of s. b. Chittendsn
Now Yok, John b. Crittsndcn, OF kentucky; but,
conclusion, made most excellent Onion appeal, whc
was greeted with hearty vocifcrations Of approval
SPEECH OF HON. HENRY ARCuLARIUs.
Hon HENRY ARorLARius next addressed the meeting
| He sal,-