New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-28
MONSTER WAR MEETING.
Continucd from First Page.

,pswer the question: In q lie ana deatn struggle
between civil liberty and the prerogative Of caste,
n ia natural that the armies of the latter should be
filed by the scOurce of despOtic power; but the
defenders of liberty should be npelled by Their Owl
free wills and manly hearts. The cause we ight lof
II as righteous and essential TO human PROXIES
and happiness as any that ever unsbeatLed Inc
warriors sword. We fight for the T'ShS
fhc pcopie and in defense OF liberty, oruel'
and law. The best interests OF huina1i'y u
involved in the issue, and our failure Wouiu '"
dark shade over the future of the race. Du 49,.
must be no snch word az fali. 10 avon i no
ever there must be hestancy IN the rush " ~
Every man who can fight should promlu! anu '"oe
fully tender his services 10 the H. o." =,
every man Of means should c'i,iIoreo .' - a. 81,
those who volunteer, and for me supper. VI shIi'
families We should all iubibe something OF lhe
noble sentiment the gallant CoTcoran mas uttered
He declares that no Inducements however siVha'
nor e1,an the fee simple of Broadway, would re-
s,r,in him from the battlefield. Such spirit as TINS
deserves not merely a Brigade bu, a DIVISION, ana
trust a Division viii be forthcoming. Ii silnI
like this animated us all, we might celebrate ouI
final trinnrh over the Rebellion 1T our next annua
THANKSGIVING. Let us try TO emulate this splrt, ana
by united Vigorous effort, TO the honor OF our
CITY bv avoiding the necessity Of draft. We are
behind other portions of the State, and behind many
nf our sister cities. This must be changed. Let us,
under the Ytings OF a common patriotism, unite
II nu earnest effort to send to the field q force that
vii overwhelm this malignant Rebellion; and let
rs do ii voluntarily, as freemen should who are
worthy 10 be free.
The MAYOR was frequently and loudly applauded
IN the course Of his remarks Upon concluding Gen.
Mctmore read the following:
LETTER FROM SECRETARY SEWARD.
WASHINGTON, August 20
Grx, WrrNoRR-I am directed by the President
to cypress his sincere regret th9 owing to ell
viii be impossible for 70 attend your meeting But
Why should re- Necessary Sis" sSnc spa % TO
be Its lor Newly ok itself decide whs her dgnon shall
prevail Faithfully yours wv H. SEWARD
LETTER FROM COY. MORGAN.
ALBASY, 2rh August 1854
CrA,uxs eorlp. ESQ secretary q Hor Meeting
Tie crisis is fairl, upon Us. Men and means are
Al. arcnees reonircd 10 nee, it, God hes placed these in
oar h,uds Ill devots them to he patriotic ~otk
sn,rIcira ssi ,on he avoided Shall the brave
aud honored C@coran maI'n back to the oa,eheles o.
doine uoby Her best aud brightest sPs are earnest ana
fahiu he bo1ins iot Il as they neys aDGie
before The greet metropolis will fell short Of Is duty unless
give up present prosperity personal and pohe
colsioeTsos health h nd al that s se.e ana Seei o1
The sole ohecthc seya'on Of The Union and the Con-
su;on WHAT is New lorA's response TO Ihese 9ge,Sn
The following resolutions We're offered and unani-
nlorsly adopted:
we here soil rly pied fh fortunes, lives. and
on honor that tbs be i'm sho be crushed and tine Ma
fional soil r, aeened from every taint oi tiet'on
G.Itcd That nasmuoh property in he Loyal States l.
vues should the Rebellion succeed call on the noneyed
and ohe corporations to coat iou'e arsy % tie recruiting
hesored That up the 18Th day OF September reIt,
rcGues al places business far practicable, he
closed ech day at ocioek p IN 70 enable Ioya cl1e'
to forward volunteering and perfect themselves IN mill
a,.o,r,d That earnestly the Preaden, Of the
Iuted Stoes authorize Gen hiichae Cocoran 10 iecfn
win u fcr the lard OF Cur adoption or our birth and o' The
ie. hlch yr 5ozcs everything cherish IN national de
suG srythu @e love IN tIiis resolution
vs. indofsoa by q heaItiest cheerngl
K'oted 1lat cbeilsh that national pride and love
tha national se viii 90 20 psnt that ras
every loot oil United staes soil and MAKE TINS home Of the
brave the land vi the free
int.
s.d The gentleman who will now address you
recos no ,n,roduot at NV hands Yon all know
him, aad love him, ana honor hiul. Introduce TO
You Gen. CO.C0;au.
GEN. CoRCORAN'S SPEECH.
Alter waiting some tiue for the subsldence OF the
Tremendous cheering with which this announcement
>as greeted, Gen. CoRcoRAN spoke az follows: The
cal, this meeting truly says that the tine Tor ds
custom Is past ana the time Tor action hts arrived
This is Tic proper sentiment, ard In accordance
with II | stand here before you; ana the OF
Regiment stands here too icheeIsl, ready u
take action III common win our ieiow-c'nen
for the immediate suppression OF the rebellion
{" Bravo" and cheer. The City Of New-iork
know il not ashamed OF the 6.Ih. lCIies of No,
.No''l; and the 69th feel proud to be identified
with the patriotic citizens OF this great Empire City
They came here among you not TO loiter, but to 10
organize-to fill up their ranks 10 the standard-t'
their families and trends, and then return agai,
with me TO the seat OF war, aud come home agar
with me TO receive your greetings a. they have Oh
Ms perhaps rome few who think that the rebellion
l.s now assumed such gigantic proportions
that ougat TO let them 90. To these mel
and for these there IS only one answer, and thai
IL the OF the people OF this great city and o.
the entire country which ID that the shall
never until the last bas persisted and the
las; dollar IS expended. - Bravo and great cheer
ing We al here sOleraDly pledge ourselves neveI
10 cease orr efforts till this uIhOly Rebellion il
crushed out forever lChcers. Now let take a
bret ro,iew of low the matter stood at the COM
,nopceInent o. this Rebellion and how it sands now.
For ,irty year, at least those lien have been plot
ting treason against oar Institutions. Dining all That
time tley were preparing themselves Tor the OplOr.
IuDi:y 20 strise tie blow. The opportunity, perhaps
cane sooner than they expected. " & made tie OppOr
tuuity. ana forced them TO act before they wer,
.lC;e ready. But they were much more ready thar
@oF,. And when went forth 10 meet then
We went Ike iatheg going TO Chastise diso5cdIen
child: and found 'haI The child Was Unruly
7.'st must cony BIN as II were. Now, 1 gram
The REBELLION has siDCo assumed gigantic prOpOrIioL-
~. 81 maze we teen doiag2 We have been takiul
oil gigantic proportions exceeding that Of any natOI
G,OE the earth We ale hundred times bette
prepared 20 meet the enemy now than at any time
before. Cbeers. The Government is now sliv,
&C :!e Importance OF this struggle, fully deter
Elined to prosecute The with vigor
zoo are determined 10 support the Govern
zncn.. vne II IS ready 10 prosecute the wal
wit, ua&6dtDg yigor. iOa willing TO contribute
sou~ and collar % tue support OF the legu
isiI, copstitu.eG authorities Of the Unitet States
Now, icrtacr: al the commencement IL tins reb,I
soe, b1cy uasterg Of he positions OF the entire
oOuLbcr1 country. How 10 Il to-day We have
s:Oag fcotbod ia ali the Southern States except
:xc AND Tita ;he noble and cordial respOse by
Zoe Cople 10 ;uc Prcsidcut OF tie United States III
hin. ing :orwa;d sn.se 900 900 brave volunteers |
Saisi!ed that exc SIX months roll By thir
ke0cii on VIII he forever crushed. Cheers, AID
cries u "Ifayo. feel the most unieigncc pride
10 '0ckbs az It's meeting Today. IL VIII send a
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