The New York herald., 1862-07-16


an opportunity OF addressing their fellow ctzens;--
Hon Hannibal Hamlin, Hon. Schuyler Colfax,
ifon. Gideon Wees, Hon. Owen Lovejoy,
Hon Monlg0m'y Blair, Hon. John Y. Potter,
Hon. Edw. NJ Stanton, Hon. Ei iiah Ward,
Hon Caleb B. Smith, Hon. Roscoe +. Conkling,
Hon. Salmon Chase, Hon. Gausha A. Grow,
Hon. Edward Bates, Hon. Francis +. Blaif, Jr,
Hon. VIM. II Seward. II N. Henry l.. Dawes,
Gov Edwin q Morgan Hon. Elisha b. Washburne,
Gov. John A. Andrew, Hon. ~ man Irenihe,
Gov. Israel Washburn Jr Hon. Richard u. Connolly,
Gov. n s. Berry, Hon. George nanclolt,
Gov Frederick Tolbrook, Hon Horace Binney
Gov. VIM A. Buckingham, Hon. Edward everett,
GOV. Charles s Olden, Hon Jon a, King,
Coy. A. g. Curtin Hon Joseph Holt,
Gov. A. w. Bradford, Hon. Carl schurz.
Gov r. II Pierport Hon Hiram Wabrdge,
Gov. Austin Blair John w. Forney, ESD,
GOV. Andrew Johnson, William Curtis Noyes, Esq. /,
Gov. H. r. Gamble Maj Gen. j. c. Fremont,
Gov. q. =. Morton, David Dudley Field Esq.,
Gov. David Tod, William NJ Evarts, Esq,
GOV. Alexander Ramsey, James J. Brady Esd,
Gov. Richard Yates, Francis B. Cutting, Esd,
Cow Cow Ma WiIam sprasue sao Rev. inT Dr. Bellows
Hon. Lott NJ. Morrill, Rcv. DR.. r. w. Hitchcock,
Hon. VIM. p. Fessenden, Rev. Dr.. Vinton,
Hon John p Hale Rev. W. G. Brownlow,
Hon. Preston King Rev. Henry Ward Becchsr
Hon. Ira Harris, Rev. j. y. Thompson,
Hon. John sherman, Maj Cen John 4. Wool,
Hon. BENZ. Il. Wade Brig. Gen. Franz Sigel,
Hon. David Wilmot, Brig. Gen. Shields,
Hon. H. b. Anthony, Brig. Gen. s. Van Nliet,
Hon. Solomon Foot, General Lewis Wallace,
Hon Jacob Collamer, Col Francis b. Spinola,
Hon. Charles sumner, Judge Chas r. DAILY,
Hon. Henry Wilson, Prof. A. d. Bacho
Hon. Zachirah Chandler, Lieut.. Gen. Winfield Scott,
Hon. j. W Grimes, Major Con John A. Dix,
Hon. Lyman Trumbun, Maj Gen. J. s. Wadswcrth,
Hon Henry NJ. Rice, Brig. Gen. John Cochrans,
Hon. NJ. s. Wilkinson, Brig. Gen. o. NJ. Mitchell,
Hon. j. b. Henderson, Judge Edwards Pierrepont,
Hon. Joseph A. Wright, Frederick kapp, ESQ.,,
Hon. M ses +. Odeil, Orestes a. broWnson Esq.
HDl. William Wall, ]. f. Chittenden, Esq,
Hon Alfred Ely, j.. s Coddington, Esq,
lion nauisl s. dickinson, James n. Briggs, Esq,
Hon. Edward Haight, George Gibbs, Esq.,
Hon Frederick A. Coukling,
Certainly not less than fty thousand people were con
gegted around the different stands by the soemnity and
Of the OCCASION each Of whom had dcterm
nation imprinted his that plainly indicated
he Wiling to sacrifice his all for the maintenance
the laws and institution. Around the stands the stars
and Stripes oated In abundance the buildings the
vicinity were decorated in manner becoming the occa
sion In fact. everything that could add to do
nonstrA.. .n. -. -. a-... :s - IL. .e..e e e efng
speedy termination 10 the war, and traitors to
sne punishment they msrit,' was fully developed
Instrumental bands discourscd the most enyonins
airs on the various stands, and the occasional booming
OF cannon had the eject of nerving all 20 avenge ths
loss OF their relatives and friends Many stalworth
looking fellow assumed determined countenance a.
shot after shot boomsd forth but when their report died
swsy the inspritinG words Of tho speaker gave him
such renewed impetus to act that he really imagined
himself q hero--and w0 betido the traitor who
should then present himself Some few were disposed
to Inquire whether the meeting was called
for political bancombe, while others cried, "Down with
abo'tionism, Horace Greeley and all other traitos but
the decided disposition Of the mass to uphold the
constitution and laws irrespective Of politics. Every
thing passed oin tho enthusiastic manner ard ha,
II been for the gust OF wind which sudden,
burst forth about hafpast tive. the meeting would hay
lasted until dark.