New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-29

,noly the emphatic loyalty and unanimity Of
the great multitude there assembled.
More than One Thousand Of those in stten-
dance were soldiers, bonorably discharged from
serv,cs on the expiration Of their respective
terms Of enlistment and now rallying under
The Gag for which they had braved prvaton.
peril aud death, to proclaim their nyincible re-
solve that tho Union must be preserved. or
these s0oers, about half went up from tbis
city, on invitation. Tho expense OF their trans
pOrta'ion being betrayed by subscription
here, Whlo az Utca tho nobiest women minis
tered to thcir wants with bounteouspess and
assiduity which left nothing TO desire Their
breakfast dinner aud supper were good enough
for an emperor. and had they been twice az
numerous, all would have had enough aud to
spare. We gre sure our soldiers will long
chsr,sh a lively and grateful remembrance OF
the hosptalt.es OF The loyal women OF UIioa
and that they returned 70 our CITY. more eogcr.
if possible. than before. TO serve and save their
country. And as the burden Of dcfrnying tho
cost OF their trip was generously assumed by
Mr. Leonard w. Jerome, We trust others viii
gladly contribute 10 divide aud tighten it,
The business of Tuesdays Convention was
manly Organization, though ITS incidental dis
cussions were foil and able; whis Wedncs-
days dones were more especially calculated
to deepen loya! resolution and intensity while
| diilusiag loSai epthusaam. There was par
ola han Inf ,
asscmblaeo throughout tho day; and, though
thousands had LETT IN the later afternoon trans,
| their places seemed somehow 10 have been
suppl cd-maibly. doubtless. by tho mechanics
Of Utica and the iarin-laJOrers Of the adjacent
towns-in tho evening. There WIS an atpp-
dance Of speakers. aud nearly all tho 'pc,cb, :
wcre able end ruugon.. Men seemed inspired
10y tho perls Of tho Nation, the consequent
t,so Of heroic devotion rna high. aud burning
" lls were uttered which VIII not bo lorgoi,cn.
Wo trust The spirit which prompted too'e
| Conventions, aud which they have 80 iarrriy
contributed to dlu,o, vii koCw no abatcmoli
bat that every city, ward township, rural
Deeh bOrhood. viii have rs Loyal League, com
! prs, d OF those who ha o resolved 10 s,agd ur.
hihcbngly by their CouLtry throushou hcc
great trial, and 10 erudge no sacrifice required
to insure her triumph over Ler mn enrat epc-
mes. Let tbs spirl DE aroused Throughout the
loyal states, auA be had hosts Of Treason and
Dismioa Wal be ds-iej 10 fragments GA tie
VOL Of payonets which defends lnc integrity Of
the Republic.
One word q, to the ridiculous Gonsense
wLch rra;e, Of tho rrai "Seward aud
- Cbaso Icasncs IN our Ct!. TIE simpi,
fact Tat George Oliyhe, v aldo liuicains. ali
scores Ike them, are members OF what IS called
the Ss,oard League, vii suin~e 10 disabuse o.
this point ali who krow anything 81 our poll
tics. There have been two .cparaic Lo,al
League, IN our CITY. bat they Lasc no more
relation to Cha-c OF Seward than to tie Man
in the Moon. We doubt that ten per'ops "a
either or both OF them have yet tbeught re-
riously Of the hex, Presidency, or ell 4ilk Oi
this iii tley Anow wtas is to b. TIE fate 81
Tue Slayehoidrr.' Rebellion. A. 10 Gov. Sew
ard. We are confident be has no more thought
OF succeeding Ptrsidrui Llcoiu tbau Pope PA.
IX.; Gud Nc have never yct bear. lr.,-d %
Gov. CAase name him 10 Il caud. iaic 'ps neat
President, though MS enci'iies seem 20 talk oi
nothing cleo. But he iofmaton O.. Two .rpa-
rate leagues IN Dur CITY - part, om.Dg 10 .,-
, cidenial, partly t. personal reasons, lli las
no political importance whatever. In tcw
| days, We confidently predict, the twain viii
have become one, 10 all ibtenis and purposes.
depriyug the Corperheads Ui their ia.orte
topic, and increasing the momentum wberrw!lh
everything sound and patriotic IN he country
Is grayitat,ng to tie support OF the Go,crn.
meat in It's struggle with oausele.s aud guilty
/ Rebellion.
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