New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-17
UNION MEETING IN BROOKLYN.
The Academy Of Music. Overlooked -
Prompt Suppression of an INTERRUPT
tioD Patriotic Rcsoiu'i"os Adopted
Speeches by the Hon. !. Il. Eraay. the
Hon. =, Wright Of Indiana, and Others.

spccchcs by the Hon. y. Il. brady, the
Hon. ,. Wright Of Indiana, md Others.
An immense Union meeting was held at tie
brooklyn Academy Of Music last night, IN COM
rliance with call Of the War Fund Committee,
"for the purpose Of rcsfhrming our determination 20
encouraZo and sustain the Government in its Efforts
10 extnguish the present Rebellion, aud, at all the
hazards of life ana property, TO maintain and per-
petrate the Consultation ard the Union." The
large edice was flied to jam long before the hour
for organization, and hundreis were unable 10 gain
an entrance. MANY Of the more prominent citizens
of Brooklyn occupied the stage.
The meeting WAS called TO order by the selection
Of tbs Hon. Martin kalbhcisch, Mayor OF the city,
~ Chairman, and the usual number Of Vice-Prcsl-
dents and Secretaries were appoiuted.
After AL address by the Chairman, stating the oh
ecs OF the meeting, the lion. Saml. Sloan read The
following resolutions:
Hhsyea, 10 hour OF the nations peril when am ed
beon las involved IN the dire calamity Of cy war aud
dehse wish desperate boduers the lawful "overiGie1t
recognize to be The sGpeme duty Of every good aud Loyal
stand Up faithfully fof the country. Therefore.
ha-d That abjan: TO- the nOur ali partisan iuieress
MINOR ,aScc we Offer Oripeive, to tn de,n,e OF the
linton and the Constitution. adv to rally one around
Nations Consu.ed Aunofti m loyal support 81 ta'm
theli eos to crush rebellion, an FOX tho sttanent OF
this OBJECT pledge, in tie pii; Of sther', Ives
fortune ard our sscred lror
Retossd That the struggle which convus the land is be-
tween LOYALTY treason between obeGeuco the
and tho Constitution and anarchy s:rusge
man en- hesitate which sdo of tie line be ssl stira
h,solrcf Tina, 70 seg nd be 20 la h- p'rfc
tuv Government hs safety tGst all etC-rs sought
eitabli.h rud Tree Institutions eysywhcIe would be -
cat con,rnJ. Or the gallant no ruG end lave
achieved iooly. suite bgAyey anu died hefocsy Tor te
Unior aud 70 ,n'-o, etstnsl infsi tAt
wortny he herit go which il falen 70 our hsods
h,scf 1LGg sryrny desr" the return VI p--ce LET
We fuls hoa that peace VIA armed Ef0cs u "a thrr PCS
sole delrbisi thai honor aLd sac, alike G"us tue
nos, energetic aud unt,fiu, prosecution Of tn, wal 1lG that
eunng peace can on follow the compete EiamVa ot the
,oystpi.eut ma tac utter aLnih eiiol OF treason
me resolutions were adopted by an OveiwL, lmlrg
vote.
Mr.. RoDNLY s. CHURCH proposed At this stage OF
the proceedings series OI rcsolni ons eApres I've oi
bIs oya we've III regtd 70 the conduct o. the war.
whicl was the cause OF much eXciI' ment Tor con-
adorable length OF time. Tie Chairman decided
thai Mr.. Church Was entitled 10 present his resOu
tons and he mounted the strge for tho purpose OF
read.ng m. lie did read 'nem, but the uoiee aud
cOnfuoion were great that not one VOID could Dc
heard by any one.
rhe Hon. Mr.. SLOAN moved that the resolutions
be handed back To Mr.. Church, which was carried
one OF TWO dozen the stage, onls, VotDg III 'he
negative. II, ..,,,ooi
The Hon. JAMES T. BEADY WAS then introduced
and received with gg,at enthusiasm lie was io'-
lowed by the Hon. j. Wright OF Indiana, the iioh'
John Van Buren, and oheIs.