The New York herald., 1863-04-21


PARTIES 10 sd N casype q the governme.t o. he cou
and who vim have the ability % fail back upon the.
without asDosoo q psrtx ip hs 'oss sCrs 49, 3
o% sS%pls' ne ;SSsiSss:on SOB Of As rebel soysrp
the mass or be poo s ha naSe no abl that
vs. In restoring the Union th,rr W. unite with
TORS to that effect quite recently M vs - .oen nona.
beliexR that this scvernment & ~ never e naoe
forward ,os fas distant. when tSs 4M 100.
al ~ ,srosnU,sa, sh,,,a he $4,000 QUA ~
S @ sau aa,n a%vorc" r. csre tne wnole
ner,.v and honor ithot naraIie N the n Of prc'
,, po, ~ a % rd % a~r,orso - wv " <sory VI he
c"h1cu "0f"' tAppaasoI pass' r,o
NJ. ,.,...,. ...o,asisss nEso.ua.ore. .ua.s sa
ihe following resoutions weFe feAo and carr ad nm m
cnnstOn:-
tina, s ss's mxss tage Of .oyl cixeus
EeSd in April 1851 do hereb o. as grss Union meeting
sacred pledges then given, % lsly reailrm the
ab OF the raj people are T y me i
tain tnr up sd the OF The laws and
Resolved Thatthi <fesgue dov hs,snv r.,,, and oaor,
Aransements .o,nuoh proposed BY the Conmitt.e Of
q q asSsrs - on Ssen puDnsneo Tor the In
WhereSy As Loyai Lesk ne "f Union ctzens s organiz
edon and inangsted on The istn Of March 70 give
Apo "a ehaacer " the mo cement for unilins ali loyal
IA i constitutional eIorts to suppress the rebel
es so 4, a M opposon 20 trsason ~ wnas
na Inc feelings and sentiments Of The people in this
cty and throughout the country; and
Whereas in the iudg' ent of the committee, II has
an dny 70 cultivate and extend tn IN
ee vsor 10 ns b q 10 our and so add
ton Of the eontes now wsesd Nib oren A. home
and covert foesstroad; therefore, -, - "a
Resolyea, That the asssmbage held the
Sye msb se eqe'1a % 20 pppon, committee 1f sweny
Of the Of the sias Of New YorS to
be held at Utica the county Oneida on wednesday, tho
9th day OF May O'Clock the forenoon aa
sS g2mee invite the Of deesass from All
State o'SAahe IN he cues ana counties OF 'ns
T" cou,ur~pr ro c.,, sr.uv ,,,rr,xo
Tho Iorc naea ean,Ias, srnrE ,
nrov,dod Sor i ,ha ss, ir | NJ Gas0e
,tyIs lanes Wadswor,h Hsrrv pruc,S al .mss
Rrndv Reni.m,n w porev hiosee I - rsuior pohart n
MTn,ar a,axanaer y st,r r,o'9s Ia 70 WIFI, "a a.
wards i:,aarrarxsn, Na,,s Tr,ah. . S. ~. 10, I, -
W. Jerome. BENJAMIN n Win,hron Charles GonId
Francis cnsing Rsnarm .narrn Wa%c
Hu,chins. AnSrsas wmann John roonrane JoSn maIo
Hogeboom Henry NicoIl John II White and The acting
President OF this meeting
THE RsrrIHoRr prr rc Ar,oN
newt Hs ,sa S "n
state ri,bts disnct Srom tho general yovernment Raj
timore was To- day true Cheers MaryIand to day
asked no coditione for h ca or thn irntn
Whether men or monev the ssLed irom her
she would give. Whitey or institutions Of hers il was
necessary 10 sacrifice She would let 20 Theers After
s sfeios ,a o the Sas S days hp and
n'ee 81 81 gwen h or e
had no copperheads among them. Thew had Int two
classes ,heisope that would the Union
tionaiiv ie had heard 40 ,ood ,.I ~ ~ u,s 0s
What did il meanS The South S' caimsS narviard
No nort or tho con,ho~r .orSsIn.aS. @ A" ,SiS .aS
tbev cornnrorose 'v.n S 0on Ss,y. suo.a,cy.. womo
tcnSar msrc,ss or sS rhalS W '1e
Jloxvc tho,n
nvs h tney ys s up one ioos
Seers MarvanS ,norerere n1 "S S nau
Sa ~ enote'oIe: peagea ner suppOrt 70
Gd. @ ,s INC made mstaxes m
over them sfa, u ,ha ha g., snu .ney woao ta.
them sacrince evevtnine 3np the rshc Ia ,ha
SS, e az s M et, ,o sns IepuonC Les tnem
,h S sen us m.eh yoas, necessary 70 q nsn
WSscr o ~ Sa r nc receo WIN gooo emphasis
SAL on, sail On, oh, ship Of state
san on on Union, ssronk sld great
HunAmuiy WIN ~ ts Iears,
anu al lis hOpes Oi iutur0 years.
.x 10 nars'ns o,ca,ness On my iases
Anolner memoer Oh tne batmore dcIegatop-Mr Hor-
ND ~ lps reporter unoer'ooo the name-followed IN
feWremerks s.4T''e T.
sPEBCA OF AR. ETHAN ALLEN
Dey next Introduced and received with three cheers
He said that they had met 10 form single party for tho
appealed c!oquenty to God This nght between freedom
and slavery for funeral, and ether must bury
the foe the foe would bury us. (Appause) He was
for the man who regardless OF consequences taught tho
nearest and way to the throat or the foe
On, for one moment Of immortal power, with which TO
unite the power OF the North ana hurl upon the enemy
could not subjugae the SOUTH but we had already sub
iugated half dozen States, and within the next two
years would subugatc the half dozen remaining in re-
beilion. (Cheers) The mistake Of the North been
that this war had been entered into without proper
solve TO properly punish the dainty villains OF South
VINO mao wnelted their daggers against u.s. lie would
proclaim the resolve. that DEATH grim gaunt, hastily.
death should sweep like tempest the South In
punishment OF the rebellion and for Southern property
the North should herald II TO the world that bacE
patriot before the eyes OF God and thousand
times the peer OF white traitor. eng and enthusi.
astic cheers) The only difference was that one was
0eIsr ~r ,,is iL~us"'S, y, do'n ana "a. appmuse. n &
The Hon LYMAN rprx AIM was the neyt s,aorar N.
was o''owed Dy MI Koss WALLACE, who recited his we'll
IN vhIch he' ,rro,. STp ~ WIN so nusc ., sne unon.
stanza, as fol ows -
Keep step with the music Of Union
The aaros. ~ ny ~. ,;o nos ssh, soasa cr'es
Like lightning OF Heaven from HI. ev.s
Red wrath on all oopperhead Williams
On Inyasys ,Srce snsl sacroa D,aspnemous g slime
That washingt sowed in our CLINE.
was past seven O'Clock when the proceedings ter
stand No was surrounded nv ,-.. a., ..,,u.,..,.
crowd who were addressed by Daniel s dickinson David
Dudley Field MI stanton Gen Harrington. OF Delaware
wm henry Gae ana Mr. Timothy Parsons OF Minnesota
ana anotner gentleman
sunu no. was uecoraled Win the Stars and Stripes,
ana win tho motto Ihe Union shall be preserved"