New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-01

Notices too were abundant AT the left Of tie plat.
oTm was luscribed
rtEDGED TO UScoSDTIoSAL IoYAITY
At Tie right were Tie words:
cossoa rs,cS 70 M.iSiliv lnr
fowlE. OlosI ANp INTEGRITY
In the other parts Of tie Han were tie following.
oss se osl ccgsIEI or on.!s!
Ans5ca wants 10 ir;e,d a-knowedses IL, hdeity Of
"ao. after 49, d ! Jared cold, tue justice
Of be- -ust an ymp~Ais.a With the tncmy. At such
ere traitor. 10 'iei, hearts stephen A Dcn-las
s!.!;is cga la4ys s:Ia!sH.
and zeAo1s .appcl Of the whole people a-Sn IL ro-
men l.o.a a. nn
see:
No CoAFEo&'sE WIN TRAITORS
Band Of music without and within discoursed DC.
ena a. d patriotic airs until Z: clock when the Com
lnee Of Arrangements Appeared on the stand &C
Smlsal .nr tbs distinguish citizens who lad bcea
invited 20 be- present. Among them were tie Lou.
Rlsu5a Eaal.n VlcopTesideut u the United Statss
I'D Admiral Ial4arut Whose spPcasance was greeted
vii prolonged lhecss Among tie others prefcni
,e,c Hon. Edwin d. Morgan. Hon. AbIam Wakcman,
Hoa K T. Fca.on. Hon. Augustus IraIk. Hon. =. ".
Clafk Hon. CLa1lccy Depew, Hon. =. Lalham. Hon.
Hiram Barney Hon. Martin J. Townsend X. j. Van
deF5eIr osq md many others. including most OF tie
poutcIs OF the Union State Central Committee.
Tie meeting was called 20 order by tie ChniFnfn O.
&c Conn ittec OF Arrangements " !. DABliNC. esq.
Who nominated ~ President OF tie meeting the Lon
LDwB D. MORGAN.
The nomination wss received VII prolonged ap'
llause and was unanimously acccded 10
On taking the chair Gov MoR0AH said;
SPEECH or Ex-Gov. MoRGAs.
FRLLOW-CITIzEss: For tie honor Of pfeaid-
lg over tlis !oTse assembly q influential mei drawn
tge.ter Or patriotic but rot fr parilzaa Objects
bee to make ny warmest acknowledgements You have
assembled re-tlerren FOR high purpose. Grave re-
,r,rsitis,i,s rest mon us all You need no. tO he
reminded tha the present la ptno" 81 great I'' ~
Ne coanty. fou have not cone ioscteI L,I.! 10
eorside. luestoug 81 state policy nor yet 10 c GUS -
rhat manner tie states IN cyot shn De .to!eu I" 2,
iept f. tie Union But you have assembled y aloli
viaelor Leasurcs aye III yo1r power ier il..s
Tie Government II tie United states ~ III eheltn
10 maintain the nations lie. JAecrs.i TIC
vice Of tbs city potential WIN e.
p@sod with my degree o eneh4Aiiy 20, +,
Nl. b
A sarc fpesk fgr vigorous prosecution OF tie way
(" Hugra'i mt 0sc .n rebellion sL4l lay Gown l-e4
irrs I'D TIE Constt-iion aid t,e h~a ne ui,o, ,l
,vay fCheersl WIEN this shf u lave been accom-
tl.sd Won WI. believe nuke c4ucAy vigorous ei,,fts
b keep the Union which ov ihAers osAed Ad-.,o.-De
trc,c. fAp, ls.e. n n painful - kno" Ia. me @ti
uDon e (ioxeramont although of thIrty months aura
hon b rot -et ended. II j. stu more Ialni 20 btft
~ II ,,il continue for iJnger or shorter pe1od hl
IN pgoaTiigu % those Who are eLneG'OfiAK u u.s'.y
re li0ve.alar 70 receive encouragement tnIolt tAe
osl.iorI. L. The North. 4 voice" fcTnaldo b" O"u
! ore ffeIo"i While one lO4t4Oa OF the people are
secn fs.ag he National Go'e.Ai1eAi o.ly i,l'.aI
cona. iona ard doubtful support anotheF IoIhoh aIe
kuowu 70 be Openly sCllIst IL, We Deeu hen4e' 81 CT
any dereE. result Justiee u on tog.e! I'D snC -i
who base % long and ma'ey sf4ggeu iI Wy l 49,
iry; Justice u The memory ID l.-poo fv H- 80 ~,
he rervce: Justice 20 ourselves ard 10 those VINO tA-A
oOrac after u.s. demand speedily con. COCA pee
Such peace would soon % iel;]ea D. 20, 90. -.
ever tie peoI.e Of TIE t.ce state aHtsI4lnk ieIo
partisan objects, sLal cOlc GQnarcly a-e uitfe! 70
tic su. pD4t o. VIC oov fnm-Al' lls IpDv'' ~ -
down tneiT arms lcheeT';l WHAT e4gl.o-S
evidence 81 patriotism would IL be, Dy flenls.
y have presented oT the lA 81 tic people but one
ticket during this natural Tir uniting I'D ~ Ole p0l.
,cal orDa cation for the defense ard maintenance u
DC Government This Woala inCecd be what 1t ought
b be. Country paramount 70 party. FOR IL have
Loued AID for tls have abcrcd But thC SnC il not
hf distant when there vii Dc BAT ;wo parties 70 this
oontcst-oAe 10 favor Of TIE country ana the oiAer
against IT, Those occupying doubtful positions VIII
gradually disappear from al IubAc confederation.
icheegi rIere is a range ii mountains ia New.
Hampshire Of difficult and dangerous ascent hOrl
which only partial and uneatisiaciory views can De
obtained while high above them towering in wonder
I'll sublmity rests Monnt Washington. from the
top Of which be viewed the beauty and gran
deur Of the Creators works IA Voice" 1mec
cheers for Washington" Not a few Of NE
adherents Of once great and powerful political organ
naion occupy position equivalent only 10 this lover
range Of mountains. Tie welfare Of The country dc.
Iands that they take higher political standpoint IT
IL 10 be wished that they would ascend Mount Wash
ington and breathe us purer atmosphere plant the
American iag upon Its topmOst peak, and If any man
undertakes to haul At down shoot hlm on the spot
l"Three cheers for General Dix. Prom this high and
frIa position they viii be able 10 cooperate IN restoring
the national authority over our whole domain and 10
make perpetual tie oyernent formed by the wisdom
q our ia,lers with all such whatever may have been
neir political arecodents we will faithfully labor until
TO Rebellion Is crushed and Ito Union restored
CLeeTsJ
A. II. PALxEa nominated tie following Est Of Vice
Pfcsldea.s and Secretaries
. vIcE.YREHDlsTe
wiusm y. As.or, William a. Daring A. i. Stewart,
sste1 Cooper, H. H. Wsibndgc, Severn ID. No atep,
1GW W(ytA Noes II QupH JDbR tysbya