The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-01

crowd held possession ~ the front portion OF
tss ncl tue ferry hoese Al the way out T. tho
whore another md assembled 70 greet him.
Pin PE0FLB VAST TO CAREY HIM IN TRIUMPH
~ thu luncture Little Aac' seemed fee somewhat
the psaaly oil greatness. TO escape, but
evidently gnew No friendly carriage WAS nigh
INTO whoa he could gde and disappear the gaze Of
his ADMIRE 3 sno seemed they fully prepared
~ a. bst;ue themselves the much coveted vehicle
ana qaadru peds by placing him their shoulders aud
CARRYING him triuInphanty his home IN Thirty FIRST
street.
This distinguished mark OF public favor only avoid
cd by his own mastery strategy keeping the ladies ~
Close otectng guard about his person, and also by
the Gritty his movements, which astonshed the PEG
pie He managed reach omnibus stationed at the
corner of West Cortand Streets and by the aid of
discreet polce officer, named Darrell got himself and
comp ,uons in safely when the driver like sensible tel
low ped the whip vigorously 10 his horses, and made
short ne up Broadway where the fortunate omnibus
disa. peared among crowd of others.
rsFLAMMATORY PLAcARDs.
During tho afternoon highly infammatory pacard
was osted about the city and hung up in conspicuous
positions in some OF hotels As the document will
best speak for ITSELF and faithful chroncers o. assng
events we eel constrained to give 1t verbatim erats
without alteration. 1t is as follows
aTfgNrloN--MA5oR GENERAL HAlIEcK.-The people OF
the North West and East who numbered by millions,
and who are irm friends OF the administration anu
gnvernmenl have been Tor months ardently wishing
hoping and expecting TO some signs OF energy
capacity in Their rulers, corresponding - the magh
tude the danger that threatens our glorious
They have been disappointed. Being true patriots asa
idozing their government they have believed the Free
dent, Cabinet and our generals we're animated Win
the burning patriotic desires They have been as
touished ut the delay the draft aud the deathk
torpor to porvade the administration lhey
formerly had implicit iath especially IN the patriotism
of secretary stanton and President Lincoln. Inc
people begin 70 inquire, 80 fear. and are terpexcd
They suspect you, General haileck' OF impec'n.y,
the Commander in Chief, and hold you responsible
Answer these ques tons you can rw) immense armies
confronting each other Tor months on the zap
pahanpockpreparng decisive gtrugg e-a struggle
which was, perhaps decide the fate OF great nation
a mighty empre-to determine whether free govern
mept could sustain itself. lid you do your whole duty
uIon that momentoas OCCASION The people say no, no
"why in help did you have the troops about Wash
ing ton within striking distancey Why were you
the spot support the brave General Sedgwck and ms
gallant troops when they carried The ortcatens on the
heights oil Frede cksburgf With the assistance OF Heint
zelmans army thrown in at the right moment the whole
rebel army could have been completely annihated and
the nation saved from disgrace and humiliation instead
Of this The rebel army invading and desolang The
loyal free II you had been equal TO your duty
OCCASION the troops at Suffolk Fortress Monroe,
Norfolk baltimore, NC, &c., would nave ocen on Doaro
OF sw it s-ready before the battle commenced
to have been concentrated and launched the enemy
| like thuuderbots from avenging Heaven Aiew more
such fatal mistakes made on that occasion and our
government Is lost and will break in anarchy This s
so. Our nation is In at another fearful Crisis The
audacious General Lee, having faith in your
mbeclity, has boldly invaded one OF our most
popuous States What you doing. The people fear
you will do before, and they Call upon Abraham Lin
coin, Salmon p. Chase, william II. Seward Edwin III.
Stanton what you doingr II you repose SUI
pney as heretofore your chair OF office, and let Lee
proceed ought TO be damned and you will certainly
be damned and you will be Of that class whose sins 90 10
judgment beforehand The great and free people OF the
No'th East viii not stand this humbugging any
longerl You conquer Lee resign DO you hear
this The people have given you all the guns, ammu-
niton ships and money that you can use They expect
and require that you will concentrate ali the troops within
five hundred miles Of Lees army within the next ten
DAYS las you easily CAM, and plunge them at Leo on
given day and the is DONE Unless do this You
and the nation are undone. p S.lf you had hung Val
andigha (as you ought 10 have done) and sent han to
be Governor the copperheads In the ernai regions
you would not have been troubled by the traitorous
cowardly miserable sneaks and poltroons who boring
you about him; and who, when they visit Washington
which they are endeavorug TO overth rowland all the
people would say Anon ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
New YORK, June 80, 1868
The copies which had been posted, rather were said
been, did not remain long up, and 1t Is supposed
that she police provost guard had them removed.
Certain it's however, that Of reporters made
dgent discover posted the fences after
five O'Clock, but unsuccessful The pacard was
read with interest," but il Its authors supposed that 1t
would occasion any trouble they very much dis
appointed Further than approve the general tone OF
the document by OF "thas true" "buly for you,
&C. the people made no demonstration whatever.