The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-05-27
CIV: HIM. SSessta,y:7aw ggas, ed q. sa e
Meeting of the Orange Township
- Observation-Disclosures

Orange taRhshipo rnetf at lEsqti ALBERsoN's
house in th9 Village tofllorange: On MO.
ton the following. persons were appointed a
tcommiuee of Arrangements for the Orange
township delegation 10 The Mass Convention
TO be held at Ashland 9E Sqrarday the 30M
Einst. Francis Mcbride, James Alberson
iGeorge Nc CORNELL David SBiddinger,a WEE
liam s witzer; Samuel Wallace and Solomon t Q %
l. Upon motion Madison clark WAS appointed
Marshal of the oeffsafn4gssg.D legation cclIub, t he
! adjourned. 'ssR s1eoB ssTsf ,s2Alq adt Igs7sl a
f a3I4A . sE FINGER sEcRErAnr,.
/, SOLOMON MARKLE, Press
Grsd3z31ass ENfeeting hfS9Sy
H. York City in Vindication OF
|oiPopuIar Rights.
We copy frcr TIE Rorz5 of Tuesday, May
10th, the following accounts Of this magni6
cent meeting, witIpt the resolutions adopted by
1 the same ~ 4, =
The great mass meeting last evening OF
Union Square IN behalf of ffeeZspeech,Y q free
p ess, and personal rights, and having special
reference to, the syindicati9n of these, as viola,
ted in the arrest Of Mr. yallandleha ham,, proved
Z mdEutnCtEbE suOCc>S7Dusn tu4tutHOcfS duQRlf1
thusiasID.sd The arrangements were underStfIe
auspices of misunderstanding Union Association
and though necessarily made somewhat. bur
Efiedly, owing TO the rsepey4ofnimmediate ae,
Ition, we're p"st excellent. .bGEis bio
1t was estimated by Che most cepdid per
ts0Bs, Experienced in III. nteasufmt MT OF au.
dieDces, thatthere were preseLt beeween TWEEN
ty- five. and thirty thousand pesple, Four
sfandszEere erected-one iHarot.t~of the mon
IE--.-A1 " 1-a Is
Esuuth sid OF Fourteenth street, and a fourth
in front of DIR. Chccver's church. One of
Those was devoted entirelyJtaGfrnian speak,
ters, 8f the stands W re surroand d by a
perfect mass CT human beings PACKED in the
closest space and extendingsas tarAout as the
voice ofthe locdest speaker could reach.
The stands were hung wilhs American flags
Fand were furnished with several well arranged
lamp each, whish shed suficciehtbgh to rem
der theSstands entirely Conspicuous, and in ad
Edition tosthese, pfaminiord lights were placed
i'm d~iHescnt locations, tlightidg up the whole
SCENE around ~
The meeting wassquietly colleeting on The,
east sideof the square at h~af-past seven.S
SIDE of the town<and packfa closely around
the stands, and stsa}uarter Ia eight they be
gan toseail tos the tights and music. Their
uurinbers1were ae9ke' end NOTICES. than eight
thousand.
1t stapd No. 1 there were9eollccted about
|nn CO uat~ number. A still burger and more
dense crowd collected arouna the stand in
frbht Of The 2lalssaaDurec. while stand No 1,
in f~ronfaef the SpinGlcr HotSL was the last to
IL ght upland massed about four thousand.
3esrdEs the peop!s collected at the stands
6tre we've hundSsas of others who couli fluid
t1f.e place-t, listed atJhese rssswtar rlac,s, and
|3l. rbatS tT1vn Uor a . m, IA ~ 49, dc1,n
ex, I'm orized plaLtssps aboutshe dss IF TIE
square, SSop WAGONS, Sor stuusps, from which
SPEAKERS Of various sealiber speks to audiences
of two or three Hundred. Atone place there
was au.elequeDt young man fs soldiers UNI
form, telling a simpte and evidently truthful
Story, nat as CLEANED from newspapers, but
fran hi{S6wn expeEiehce of thd campaigns of
the Army Of the Potomac under. Mcclellan,
and exprcksing a a~ssitfiotic rsggffst that the army
now waspot under 4 Leadership in which the
soidiers4hai the condderce thse they had been
wont to feel for their own evhmander. DC
easionahYthere passed by sslzsurely loyalist
who, shastin. his eyes to theJ fact that the
movement, whether right Qr-wroig, was at
least trependJ uslyL ternidabley, would express
The resrst, as onssgas heard to 90. that New
: York was1not yetssnficiently under martial
law to I%fTssent such demonstration of The peo-
TheresRere many VINO, having been present
ut the meeting OF the So ~cailedzhoyal Leagues,
Gould horretra n from competing this meeting
slihi those, and .reaiarkina dat with much
1ess I'D errns sem emf and displaysthere was. twice
aud perhaps thricezthe numhefpf people aud
an ibfnit m-point of enthusiasm"
. sThe various meetfngs brukesup between half
pas, nine and ten more from q lack ~ota&pice
on the part of Speakers thansn any waning
Interest iaEthe audience.
rs4s; n REsotUrIoNs. @
< M EREAs, Wi%hinsa State there thcscoul is
of2law are open and their process unimpeded,
soldiers Under the command ot@of6cers of the
United States army have broken into the resi-
dence andforcibly abducted isum his Home
The Hon.sG. L. Vallandis hamSaand;
Whereas, A body OF men styled a. mill
tary comlsission have arrai ned before Astfcn
aud tiedSihe said Hon. c. LSaliandi9ham,
D civilian and eminent public man, for words
spekeR in the discussion OF pubic gu, stInns,
before ansssssemblage of bis Fellow citizens
aRde sa
WhEREAA The scid military commission
have sentenced him to a p~unistDen yet an
kBogp, buk which is to ts ann6nnced in some
efder 70 be promuIgated hereafter
Rssassd, That We, the citizens Of til: eity
of New York here assensbled, denounee the
of Hon .aGpsLl Yalessgaie ham and Ehisf
trial and sentence by q military commission as
q startling outrage upon the hitherto $50 ed
r;ohta az a mericau ,citixenship. -ab II