The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-24

N'o'J Sty, on the iSth, q meeting was heidr
with The usual music and ,raasparenclos, which rs
qoesed the Governor TO give ESQ., in addition TO the
United States bounty. Mr. Richard Rustecd cor.
porasion counsel Of New York, who wits Imported
10 stir up the people. made speech
Having rapidly and powerfully pkecbed tha
crying evils of this unhoy conflict. the speaker
asked bis hearers what they proposed 10 do Ia re-
gard to the rebellion. "a voice, "Fight'D Your
fathers, and your brothers, and your sons, corttn
ued Mr.. Busted out this solemn hour OF the
night msrshal.ed in battle array on the James river
to defend your couDtry--uct from foreign inya.
sion not from attack l,y sny foreign power but
from an iuvesion by the very mon wi - whom Won
have solemniy sworn TO protect and dcferd this
country In every, even 20 tho Inst extremity
ttheers and cries OF Net every nigEer"l Yes
sir, every negro, as you would protect every per
son who was weaker than you, and who required
yea 20 do so. [Here some confusion occurred. and
voice cried out that no negro worshipp,rs weys
wanted while another asked Mt Busteea why be
dtA 'lot 81 sut aud fight fimseif) Mr. Eusteed
continued Whenever | go into TIE conflict you
may depend that | Will do with honor ard
determination. tCheers> Ii could substitute
every rib IL my body for an arm or hand would
net have Z bouc ia my carcass (UheerF) ] ara
SICK to dea,h Of listening 10 this squ"Hm.lsh and
aypeeiiiieat sentimeniaiity which refuses use
the means which God AMI nature have placed in
the haads Il tho American nation ia order 70 save
th's great land Il negro better than white
man Is his blood any better than runsi fSeyc.
r0l voices Yes in the south.') No uo l. not
this country in dan2er' Why should wa not al
low the negro 10 fight when hs enjoys as much lib
eFty here as you do and dol (Cgies CT Why
don't you make them, then7" why don't thev
golD Mr. BGsecd con inuaj to say that the ne gro
Is tet ca''ae nf this whole ;rG'!bi, 6G! wound un
his speech by en- appeal 10 every sble buted man
toJoin the Tanas Of our army.
The following teiegrans show wha; efforts arc
being made to bring the people to the sticking
point:
TROY, July l9---1cI5 A. M--..An Immense
war meeting was held here last night in
Courthouse Square, to strengthen the hands
ot the President, and to raise money and men
in the 18th Senatorial district, composed Of
Rensselaer, and " ashington counties The masses
were unanimous in this regard. and were addressed
by Judge Gould, Of the Supreme Court; Hon. Chas.
Hughes, exInember of Congress; Hon. u. /. Sey.
Inour. ex-Inenber Of Congress- Hon. g. K. Van
SantToord. ex-senator, Thos L. Carroll, Alderman
McManas Hon. Charles r. Ingalls, Rev Duncan
Kennedy, President of Lewis University of Troy
ard Others Resolutions passed, and q liberal
bounty Was resolved upon. The meeting adjourned
euiid the utmost enthusiasm. Two regiments from
Rensselaer, and Washington counties nay be relied
upon within 30 days
BANGOR, Me- july IL ls62-A grand patriotic
meeting was held here this evening in aid OF en-
!sIments for the late reIuision Of troops by the
general Government. The enrolled militia of this
city and neighboring towns, numbering one thou
sand marched In procession, with six bands OF
music.
The hall was crowded at en- early hour The
immense mass of people caused the breaking down
OF portion Of tho approach to the hail. and some
hundreds OF people were precipitatsd some fifteen
ieet belo'Y on 10 the sidewalk but fortunately
there were no lives lost.
The meeting then adjourned 10 the area IN from.
ci the Bangor H"us- where Vice President Baul-
lin, General Howard Hon. S. II Blake w H.
AcCri,'is ard others delivered addresses
Resolutions were adopted pledgug the people OF
the Penobscot valley TO sustain the Government
with their full quota OF troops, and calling upon
The Administration to prosecute the war with yigor
and with all the means ard all the men of what
ever color, they command
FiTrsBuRG, Pa, July ls.-A large sad en.hu.
siastic meeting was held day to make arrange
ulents Tor grand mass meeting 10 prepare a plau
for raising the quota of Aleghany county, under
the Presidents call for volunteers Among the
resolutions which were loyal and patriotic was
one Indicating OF the objects the mass meet;
ing TO be to inquire into the dissa tisfaction alleged
t. exist in regard 10 the mode ado .ted by tho State
Government 20 false the quota, aDd 70 taxi, al
lau'iabie steps 20 aiisy tine same by memorial or
otherwise.