The national Republican., 1862-10-10
GREAT MEETING IN NEW YORK.

The meeting al Cooper Institute, ON Wednss
day evening, was grand and imposing
demonstration. Speeches ware made by VIII
liam Curtis Noyes, Daniel S. Dickinson, Lyman
Trsmain, Horace Greeley, and Henry B. Sian
ton. There were meetings also outside Of the
hall, to accommodate those who could not get
10. The Tribune says that they will give, 10
New York city, 10000 more votes tor Wada
worth than were cas-! fof Mr.. Linsolu, and ex-
presses hope Of carrying the city. The follow
ing Is an extract frsm Mr., Dickinson's speech
It is all alike good, but we have only space
for this:
| will not presume 10 say what the true Dem
ocrstic party will do when peace Ia restored
aud 1t Ia reorganized; but I am al least On
older soldier IN its ranks than Mr.. Seymour.
("Thats so"--chesrs.l have longer adhered to
i,s principles and usagts, ard have as good
right to speak fer 1t IS be has; and may, per
hsps with propristy, predict what It will no,
do. That II viii not attempt to corqIer ne
fsrious rebellion In arms by propositions OF
peace, that II will not, by every Indirect means
Of assault upon the Government aud apology
FLOR rebellion, afford aid and comfort and en-
coursgement to an armed enemy, Juggling al
the very heart strings Of the Republic; that
1t will not organize factious political par
ty Of grinding, growing grumblers to war
upon the Government, 10 embarrass its ef-
forts, to predict its failure, and to ex-
hlbit to the enemy people divided at home,
and exhausting themselves iu domestic strife
| that It will not proclaim slavery paramount to
the Union Of. our fathers, and declare that il
one must 60 down 1t should be the Union and
not slave cry; that II will exhibit no limpiuQ
hesitsting, half and. half fidelity to the Govern
ment no fifth rib loyalty, inquiring for the
health, with dagger under its garment. [Grea,
cheering But when It acts 1t. whole course
will be direct, si0cere and honorable, upward
and onward, and all its energies aud efforts will
be directed aud devoted to the preservation OF
| the lsud our fathers loved, swearing upon thei,
country = altar "Bs the Eternal, the Upion must
and shall b. preserved" [Applause. ] A life
long Democrat, do not hesitate TO declare
respousibly that the organized action oil
this knot of po.lticiana, as q spurious Demo
cratic party In this State, has doue and ls now
doing more to encourage the endurance and
perseverance OF this rebellion than all the sym
pathiss Of England aud Franco combined, aud
that such 10 the public judgmert-mors than
| all the vessels which have run the blockade
| together. [Cheers The South knew the old
Democratic party Of this State as a party OF
power and influence. They hope and believe
this faction is its successor, and possesses some
| Of Its elements aud influences, and await ite
triumph Could the murderous tstterdema.
lions Of rebellion, who are described o. reek.
Ing with q rank compound Of villainous
smells, shaggy with threds of what was cloth
| Ing, and creeping with vermiu, attend our polls
they would give this ticket unanimous vote.
[Great laughterl Could 1t succeed, Jefferson
Davis would proclaim another day Of thanks
giving, though it might have to be kept In fast
Ing, Laughter and applause and illuminate
Richmond; and well he migh,, for It's suocess
would be more hurtful to the cause Of the Union
than the loss Of the Army of the Potomac and
tho capture end the sacking of Washington.
[Cheers 1t is a ticket upon which all the
opponents OF the war will combine, a, home
aud abroad, snd to which they look for relief
from their position. Gould that illnstrious
historic patriot Of a nsighboring State, who
recently started upon the Wisconsin route to
shift himself into Canada in woman's clothes,
to avoid draft. ie permitted, as be should be,
TO stump. New York for this ticket, he would
doubtless raise q hoop that would silence The
most distinguished brave ever produced by
Tammany. [Great laughter.l