The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-27

THE syMPATHIzERs IN NEW
YORK.


The Naliandlgnam SYN P1shl~oe AZ ."e
CITY Of New York held meeting at I'm
ion Square on Monday evening. They
had anticipated an immense crowd and
went TO the trouble OF erecting four stands.
So little interest was excited ON the sub
iect, however, that only small number
Of people came, so that there was no need
of more than one. In all, about 3 ,O0O
psrsous were there. There were speak
ers a, al the stands. but the "big guns
who we're advertised did not appear. As
a specimen OF the sentimsntsof those who
did speak, we submit some choice ex-
tracts, showing what manner OF men these
Vallandighammers are:
STAND No. /.
The first speaker went in for deposing
all men in Office, except Democrats, as
follows:
Mr.. Norton said that the only basis OF
restorl ton of the Union is . combina-
ton for the purpose Of removing from
power every Republican Official. State, ma
tional and municipal.
Hear the next man:
Mr.. A. McMasters said that, SO far
as he knew Mr.. yallnndigham' senti-
ments, he endorsed them; that Vallau.
digham vas imprisoned on account OF biz
virgin love for his country; that there is
no question about the Independence OF
the South, because Southern freemen will
take care ofthat; that the South is free
and independent now that the question
is about the liberty of the freemen Of the
North that those liberties must be pre-
served by organization that those or.
CARNATIONS ought to be of military char
acter, wish commissions from Gov Sey
mour.
Now listen TO an Alabamian who prob
ably came North as spy, but finding
such men as Woods, Brooks and McMAs-
tiers tolerated, concluded that it Was IN
necessary, TO affect concealment OF his
opinions
Mr.. Tharin said he was from the Re
public OF Alabama, and he came express
ly to denounce the Administration !; thai
Mr.. Lincoln sits upon kingly throne,
and aspires to regal crown; that never,
since this country was founded. has hui
man liberty been in such jeopardy; thu,
the liberties of the North are lost, and thai
We should redeem them as our father.
did; that he impeached Mr.. Lincoln
[cries of ''haug hint before that Amer.
can citizenship which he has outraged
and in the name of Washington, who's.
seat he has polluted that, in the name
Of c. L. Valandigham. be execrated Mr.
Lincoln; applause that the Provost
Aarshals may find their Offices less con
venient than lucrative; that the reaseH
the Administration sees no Union senti
ment IN the South, rs because there il ne
Lincoinism there: that our fathers went
TO war because they would mot be loyal &C
man, and that their sons win max,
peace rather than be loyal to piece Of :
man.
Here is a speaker Of another class:
Mr.lsdmond Blaukman msdea speerl
frti-u profane expressions He said til
poor msn would be compelled to ga t,
war under the Conscr ption act willie BIZ
neighbor could get off by the payment O
$500; that under the theory OF the wa
adopted by the Administration. he woult
be did if he thought they would 20 4,
the war. t[Apriause, 'shd'a voice, F'yto,
may BET your life We won't Thai il Val
landigham was brought through the cit,
of New York on his way to Fort Warren
they would get Judge MoCunn to issu
awrit OF Ad6eas corpus, and he'd be d.,
it they would not have him out. Ap
plause.] That they had a respect for LII,
Constitution which the President sough
to trampie under foot
a vo'ce oh, the grsenback.
MIR. Bankman-Yes, and I'll be d,
If you win ever see it redeemed again
Applause and laughter.]
STAND NO 2.
About two hundred persons were gath
cred here
MIR, Vim. b. Rankin was Introduced a
The first speaker. He stated that the,
had met together to talk freely respec,iu
the oppressive acts Of the Administration
and to protest earnestly against its at
tempt TO deprive them OF their God given
blood-bougbt birthrighis. TCheeTs l.
These people at Washington had dare
10 seize the great champion of constitu
tional rights, c. l.. Vallandigham-
cheers tor Vallandigham and thrus
HIM into a dungeon---[groans land
was, therefore, time for the people /
buckle on their armor and resist such or
Pte's'on. Applause They should de-
maud Their rights and take them il refu.
ed. [Cheers '
linen came Mr.. Mullaly:
The speaker devoted himself m.;n,v
: gior'hcaiion of vallandigh.m for 81
reasonable utterances, and an at,emnt !
prove that the charges which the Oh;
tsG ag1 had broagh. agains. tn
han'isistration were true ne declare
s war TO be wicked. cruel aud unpe,
.ssA'y' and carried on solely to benef
.ne hsstoes, and advised resistance
transcription, if ever the attempt shoul
. 's 70 enforce the law. He psid
o1se " respect 70 SsonewaN Jackso
cnaracter,xng him as a hsra--ha l..
shed fresh glory upon the name No no. =.
able contrast. - 1A'A'o
Isaiah Rynders next aired h;m..u !
.inds1gsa y A greet asai Of profanity .,
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