The New York herald., 1862-07-16

1 oou UT stAlleu me AnnAB OF man. (Appauee.) We
are now called upep 70 support yai government in
~ efforts crush inhoy thing aud he had no
doubt that very l0ya citizen end his for the
tritm, h or the Of justice ac Of right. There
never sas NOR" iy sacred cause than this.
II the poope them resolve IN they vii support their
ethFsn ~ il,s aeld. We cannot sit here e,y while
th1pftnds ~ oa OWN 10 low ctze voluntees IN the
can n The Union, every day rerishing Tor tho
wait OF SUPPORT MOL Tho eopie oi the loyal North
VIII never lsteD 10 any such an They viii stand Ut
sn1 n1 s,a1 g q our sure l9g ana ysl enduring amy,
DO for tile complete success OF the armies
er,o 'ne aa,. republic, ZAP anse We We nave have nun,
wen Of hose who have friends. enc
aoine Us mary. They have NIB that
m.te p 60 their brethren II they forsol tleu let
a ~ oo, lot Us trea. them as enemies, as traitors
a as usarpers OF power that docs not beong 10 them:
@ a. ien "i,vm We mist snnihiatc IL we arc 10 nave
oaeoa - 70 a ,utare le We ase been lacking
L US maze tins aed blouy as far as IL can
os mae ~ c,vi1ed men Iet there be lenp porzing
or nioderatiOn let hy the rule Mi aht MAKES
right" (Applausr.) We hero ts snty 10 one with
AZ ths adyntasss that scienee aud skin give Let
constantly, Neutrality-suspicious. tuat slali teil Let US
not hear more that the army safe applause saei
Why the army should bs triumphant ihe army shonld
be constantly IN the ded, attackr those opposed 10 H.
This was his opinion, and he ony common sense
ana NOS in the phraseolosy IN which soldier would
speak.
Tins stage Of the proceedings short thick set MN
was seen N the crowd, bearing aoit thick stick
on The top OF which miniature Aue lean lag sur.
mounted by white handks, cher aGtterifg ga
breeze lhs Individual remained tor time IN the
very centre OF the ssombagc, without either himself
his singuia inner attracting particular attention. AZ
length, however, some eagl the platform disco
vered the flag Of truce II was called, and shouted
flown WITH Tie white nag! down with the white la.
Inc cay WIS soon YAK an and loddiy re atcu through
out the vast assembldge In few min tss more hal
dozen sturdy parotic had land hands upon the IN
novang audard bearer ana umbleq IN in. the dust
IN the general ski mi Individual ckeed the whie
handkeFchef .! which standard maze. AZ d when
ne owner attempted TO rscapture be wos ase BY sun
aiy vigorous bows upon his occipu aud probcscis,
which sent him staggering away bettet Union man
man when nc attended the meang in the early part of
htchooh Loud cheers Mcclellan, with mingled
cries Of We do not want my whe ags around here"
followed the overthrow Of The white ag and when the
gentleman who bore II was last he making
hasty tracks for . Fourth avenue ear. Professor
King, IN continuation, spoke OF his soas ami
grandsons who taking Iart in the
(Applarase) and he promised that Of them shall
over ialsy the traditions Of his aner or The education
which he had received Even he himself ready
80 to the In his opinion they bad been treating
this rebellion too mildly from the begin ing They had
not struck the monster. and it should have been struck
He was for sezng appropratDg and coniscatng every
voked this war 20 bear It's BURDENS Let government
work more earnestly than 1t has hitherto dono.
The Professor concluded amid loud applause, inviting
the people to forward and join tie army Of tLa
Union and for the salvation Of their country.
The following beautiful ode by th4 we'll known Amer
can poet VIM Ross Wallace, recsd with great ami
nation by that gentleman amidst lnbomded applause:-
ODE-KEEp STEP WITH THE MUS Q OF UNION,
COMPOSED FOR AND DELIVER ID AT TiE MEETING oa
LOYAL CITIZENS, ON UNION SQUARE, N. Y, JULY
Is, 1864. q e-H
WILLIAM
Keep step with the music of Union, fa
The music ancestors sung
When States. like jubisnt chorus,
10 beautiful sisterhocd sprung
thus shall their gret constitution,
That guards all tho homes OF the land,
mountain OF freedom and Justice,
Fer millions eternally stand
"a North aud South. East and West, Nil unlurine
One banner alone 9 er the sod,
One from America cling,
In worship Of liberty q God
Essp stop with the music OF Union, Vi <
What grandeur ~ Alag has unroiiod;
t. For tie loyal. astar ltsilisd heaven,
- Eos araissrs, a storm in each foldl 81
Tho glorious shase of bicuui Ve-non
stu cries-"o' or tSao long mighty ages
ma. Eagle Of jHxingisp ways.n -
NsriA aud souta, EAST aud West, 10.
Keep step With the music q Uaon
The forests have sunk At its sound,
The piones-'s brows beam with triumph
And labor's broad opulencc crowned; & ~
OF yet must all giaat rude forces N-
or nature be chained 20 our cars
All mountains. lakes rivers and oceans
Crouch under the stripes and the Stars.
North and South, East and West, &c.
| Keep stop with the music OF Unionl
Thus stil shall We nourish the light
Our fathers IN for the chained rations
That daskls in tyrannys night
The blood VI the whole world IL with W,
! Oer ocean by tyranny hurled,
And they who would dare to insult us
Shall sink with the wiat, OF tho world
North and South, Last aud West, so.
/ Kecp step with the music OF Union,
| Al traitors shall fall at march,
| But patriots bask in the blessing
Flashed down from your heaven y archl
Il Then hurrah Tor the past with Ats glory!
For tho strong, earnest present. hurrshl
And cheer for the starry browed future
With ireedom and virtue, ana law.
North and South, East and West, all unfurlins
l Quo banner alone DER the sod,
Ono voice from America avoiding,
.~ >s In worship Of libcrty's Godl
Among tho organizations present tho Howard
Guard, mmandcd by Captain McCue. They numbered
ninety Ave men, and made a very hne appearance,
which, together with number or other juvenile organi.
zat,ous moving about tn and keeping step tia
music or Union, tended TO snliven the snthus
crowd who seemed with each other IL showing
| their devotion 10 their country and their ilay.
GENERAL wAIuRrGE's SPEECH.
| The Hon. HIRAM wALpaiDGx thon Introduced by
his Honor Mayor few hattering observations ard
| spoke as followss-
| Fourteen months ago, from this very PLATFORM the
city New York; in the prsseuce Of quarter Of mil
lion OF loyal citizens, dcslrc that shi would not st
tamey by and behold wicked, recles maignsnt mi.
nority consGmnae tbs oyerth and Of the oly
presontaiivo constitutional government th. when
| she lxoi this Dissemination and ann unced her wl
eleven rebclllous states had atemptcdto their
,ns sss.nas msgaziies sid harb "a w,th, thcr
| limits the banner Of the constitutional Union. ZAP
th L ,a world s, ..n an lons
tho consprators by Thousands pou ed their m ir-
{ derous hail OF shot and shell upon thlt thirsty,
half ramshsd arrs az Fost Snm,er with rs sevony
: exhausted but Dyai men, they !! TIE ftalzei that
throughout The whole christ world they weie calling
silently into exercise wholly oey oni human con-
troll; for that must be atheist, or have no soul,
who does realize that since that hst event God him
self bean manifest III the moral and lo'ti nj phc-
nomcna which this great, oyal nation presents,
and statesmen and philosophers and generals vii beg
to reason right and act right WHOM they rcalze this
groat truth Tic establisinent OF fae Institutions
this continent towards tbs condition Of he
human second the nag lratioa of the Oh s
tian religion, and theii disisinbey AID rthrow
reserved only to Jehovah him olf Ucud apaauss)
Fellow citizens whom last mot here tho occasion
70 which have srred bld rank, audscious treaon
pervaded almost every department. y the eeera service
Army navy ambassadors TO reign us, collectors
of customs postmaster ths dcerc,s a; Washing.
ton limited they o. could ,hcn b. relied nj
Tho nation trembsd fJr the s.fo,y Of the national
capital; the personal safety Of the President wss
eniangsred: even in the Executive mar sion oonstsr.