The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-03
fNI M'clEIlAN EXCITEMENT.

appeal 60 the President ny the Syracuse
Common Councti-RssolutfoAs or the
PhiIsdslphis Common Oouneii-Ex.
element fa New London-Rspublican
Attempt 20 Haul Down the Amsrfc . N
Fiag-FeelinK or the Soldiers fn Alex
andrts, va.-The Common Council OF
syracuse almost Unanimous for Me-
Oloiian, sc.
the New York Board OF Aldermen met yesterday at
one O'Clock, President Walsh 10 the Chair
GENERAL y M'cLKrLAs.
The Resolution from the Board Of Councimen requesting
the President TO recall General George Mcclellan aud
place him in the position which the present crisis do
mands," was called up
Alderman MITCHELL thought that the resolutions should
DO more definite and designate the position % which
General Mcclellan should be called s@aB
The resolutions adopted b. vote Of IL TO p
Hal and oit,well (rcpubicansl yosins "a the negative
ne COMMITTEES on Nal ma r,or, weru r,lues'ea 20
Was recently killed al PIT iiudson
The Ioard adjourned 10 the first Monday ia August
The Common Council Of the city Of Syracuse, N. Y.
whose inhabitants noted for their rescue
some years since, OF the fugitive slave jerry from the
hards Of the authorities and being the place OF the
genoa agency OF the underground railroad, Monday
last passed the following preamble and resolution with
but negative vote
To tlrs fxcMiKScY PRESIDENT United STATES
Whereas, the dsasi events OF the campaign
Rppahannock have seemed t, einb len tho enemy now
in against the edeal authority OF which your Ex
cele ICY i recognized as lawful head and whereas The
10y stats the North threatened with INVASION
and Il that the enemy has resolved to transfer
the sc ne va like OPERATIONS rr m the IA, es IN armed
hostility agans the federal government TO the soil OF the
loyal North: and Whereas IN an unguirded moment the
OF General Mcclellan from the head OF a and power
rul army that look up TO him with confidence and
shakoa nd,y IN his military abilities ana far searching
wisdom, as faithful commander; therefore We do
Resolve, That in the fare Of troubles and dangers
that staring tho through the failure of
armies Mt Fredericksburg and the present INVASION and
tb eatening atute against the federal capital we'll Is
tho lack OF confidence in General Hooker and his dis
trust which has led him to resign command of the urmy
at time when il i sorely threatened and in most need
OF tho wse and stern counses OF brave commander,
your petit the Common Council OF syracuse
esty boseech your ExceieGcy to place again command
Of the Grand Army OF the Potomac It's favorte cheain
OF restoring confidence and enthusiasm In the ranks OF
that army, to drive the invaders back from
Northern soil and lead the army again on TO that victory
which will the national flag with honor and
our armies with glory and soon restore that that
will Welcome the restoration Of our once proud and go
PHILADELPHIA COMMON COUNCIL RESOLUTIONS
whereas The people OF the State OF Pennsy
unit 70 relation TO tho necessity of crushing those
bcioa against the constitution and tho union the supre
macy q the law Is our fervent determination which
only ~ rhed by creating confidence and enthusiasm in
the people and the army; therefore, Il
Resoiye BY the Select and Common Councils OF the
Cisy u Pnadephia hat have unbounded confidence
the patriotism, integrity, and military capacity OF
MAJOR General George s,., and urgently upon
Of The forces and e nave n for %a Ss
protection OF this Commonw wealth.
Resolved, That copy Of the foregoing preamble
resolution be directed to the President OF the United
States
THE M'oLELLAS NEWS IN NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
op Tuk PEopLE-rnE NATION REFUSES TO ALLOW
TaE STARS AND STRIPES TO BE RAIsED-A FLAG
BORROWED AND RUN uP-rHE REPUBLICANS WANT
"a HAUL DOWN THE NATIONAL STANDARD.
rkrorn the New London Chronicle (republcan) July L.
the usual quiet Of our city disturbed somewhat
sressa IN New YORK thai
had superseded General Hooss' u seems s ,aas
news was received called on d iEsy pole Is an q,
permission g rsss aciion the removal Of Hailed
PRECISION e O MCCLELLAN g hi piscc This rsqael
Sas x 81 1 s ssla S !ne somms
Tor 81 scsy slightest reasons sometimes when ID
ocs&sd o. ITS elevation partook sironly Of psrtisa
Tor different Ugh, and assured The Seu mi .ru
ma a., ne should not grant permission 70 rails
rather sron,s pe saSs tune using we are assured
Tered necessary and commsndabls under the sgcun
so me msnne, o. the Is,h, nan -
and reported proceeding. % persons standing about
corners sSisral Mcclellans friends talked matter
over, and finally determined that nag should 70 up Al
oil hazards. Accordingly they procured one from !
schooner and hoisted on the liberty polo the foot
the Parade This exasperated Of those who do moi
about tae damned coucmAiioe copperhead display as
thoy ctiiod H. They said the flag come down and
their threat into execution The other Side were as fuy
and u was apparent that Mccelans friends were in
very Urge numerical fofce-much larger than their on
ponents McC friends talked bitterly about
itionism, he nigger, &C., and the other side talked
equally as bitter about "copperheadsm dsloy atty
Finally, aztec much talk and great deal Of excite
meot, the Mcclellan went down underneath
the liberty pole, where they addressed by T. A.
Waller, Esq He stated, in substance, that the Mayor
had refused permission 20 raise the and Srpes in
honor OF General George b. Mcclellan that the citi
zens had tnereupon do ermncd the flag in honor
Of the appointment OF man to that position which the
country had srenuo1sy demanded he be for 80
many months. The speaker observed that, were IL not
Tor the fact that whom the country had delighted
T. honor this day lying cold death, was even
should remain where u until the going OF the
But in consideration OF the death and burial or a
great rava hero in whose honor the stripes
this day flung TO the breeze f every liberty pole
and ma in the loyal NORTH be proposed that nag
be cred 10 hail mast and that The crowd stand with
uncovered heads while the flag being lowered. This
WINS done and the scene was most mpressive-repubi.
cans aboltonists democrats, copperheads AL dong
this honor 10 the memory Of Rear Admiral Foote.
rBE RuMoR ABOUT THE APPOINTMENT OF GENERAL
@t MCCLELLAN ~ ALEXANDRIA. W.
From the Alexandria News, June 30.l
There rn1cr afoat day the effect that General
Hailecx has been relieved and General Mcclellan ap.
true, though great many believe II, and are going
about FEELING ss happy as u our armies had gained 4
great victory The soldiers half wild about IL and
are having general time, rejoicing. Before we 20 TO
press very probably the story will be contradcted and
thosc persons who were SO very excited will cry dr.
oud az the ioudest but intention OF doing 40
before We have something more definite than mere
Postal Items for the Public.
st From Eolbrooks United states Mail
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