Daily national Republican., 1863-10-07
11OCAL-NEWS.

UNION LEAGUE MEEriro.-Last night lafge
number Of ladiss and gsntiemsn we're aessnblsd
a. the Union League Rooms, 10 hear Judge WI
johnson, Of Ohio, one Of the ablsst Dsa N she
country. The learned Judge vss Introduced
amidst the greatest applause. Aitsr sxselhng out
country. he contracted n with othsrs and showed
with wsat mighty destiniss II was frausht
Millions may vet inhablt II, and millions more
would stll bs wsicoae. II will be the empire
OF freedom. No slave footprints shall press the
soil. Labor should be equally divided. 1he
system OF slavery has . tendency TO get rid ot
republican institutiOns-to banish democracy; and
this has been the policy Of the South. slave.
holders saw the Tree States making gigantic
strideSto success, growing In wealth and popula-
tion. They cav that slavery could not remain
long triumphant and control the Government.
When they saw II, like gamblers they upset the
tables, drew their revolvcrs, and endeavored 10
stop the game. II 10 the mission Of the free States
to see that the game 10 stopped and that all States
Of the Union are the homes OF free men. slavery
must Be destroyed. Its abollshmont 10 q military
necessity. The cause Of freedom must triumph.
Human Wit has little to do with nation 81 destnier.
Senator Wilson was then called out, and spoke
In substance 40 follows, ....r
had been 10 Pennsy iysnis, And ea@s . here on bust
ness, and intended to 80 back there 10 labor until
the election He had been to Maine. You have
hear that cnnsyivanis has gone for Irsedom. He
PIedicted the same o. Ohio, Iowa, wisconsin, d,
He ne never dsspaired q the Republic. he believed d
puuishing this nation for the crimes Of two centu-
rics. W. need the ballots Of the citizens as well
tors In arms, ballots 70 strike traitors At home.
We have conquered in every conflict OF the past
eiectton, bssa defeated. / make the prediction
that soon we shall b permitted to celebrate the
S%p 3 O. e.: IS,ss T. .slS and
Delaware, Kentucky, and Missouri will soos take
ss e soas Win u: Ss1s
great faith In the triumph Of principles and that
the cause Of this rebellion will 80 down 70 rise
ssvery Tss root and S sscwth Of III: III S rsSei'ion S,
are slavery. can forgive the tools, but the cause
% a' s M
making. andto Be striving to save the country. He
deprecated the language 81 Mr Blair, In Maryland,
(BiairJ dsaounoasi the men who brought this Ad.
miaistration into power % abohtionists and ANAL
samationists. That sentlemsn had the right to
Tbs article was able and exhaustive. Nj. sumner
WAS one Of the men who personally urged the Pre-
.ident to sive Mr.. Blair place n the Cabinet. We
supposed that we had secured the appointment oil
msnt ior II. BORDER states. Il W.. not sccordsn.
who esd him 9hs es o
Government had been arraigned, and their motives
impugned, he felt c,lled upon to vindcate them
would not meet him boldly and fesrlessly when he
thus sssailed the friends OF the Government and
the country. tGreat applause J
POLICE REpoRr.-Prscinct No. 5.-Mary j..
Smith, petit larceny, dismissed 1hos. King, assault
ADD battery, security for court; Cuffs Bure, do,
jail for COURT John Behn, fighting, fined 6s cents;
Chris. Lswis intoxication, haed -; Miss L. Clif-
ton, disordeIly, Aned e260.
Pre,inci No. I.-Wm. Joy, Major Hopkins, and
John Fiemmiug, drunkenness, fired - each.
Precincf No. S-Nicholas Garvin, grand larceny,
turned over to military; George seymour, drunk,
dismissed.
P,eefno No. samuel Gordon, firing pistol,
dismissed; Jos. Van Nordon, fast riding, fined e5.
Preci~ci No. a.-Richard wetin, smuggling liquor
to soldiers, was delivered to Capt. Todd, Harriet
Young, assault and battery, jail for court; Julia
Rossn, drunk and disordeIly, nned SI.tS.
Preetscf No. a.-Chas. Smith, Madison Jones, dis-
orderly; hoed S9.4A each Edw'd Maioy, Pat Con.
nor, do; nned s2ss each. James Coleman, do;
lined So6s. He,eklah Walker, do, fined ss.sa.
John Bayiey, Jacob Bush. do fined ss ~ each.
Nancy Jones, grand Larceny; jail.
Prsctai No. t.- Margaret McCAbe, disortcrly
conduct; dismissed. Rosanna Cadden, do.; aned
a. Elisabeth Hughes, do; hned o. Jno. T.
Brady, John A. Beckel, and J. McCu'lem, do ;
military. Cath ONeal, threAtsj Jail In default Of
security. Jas. Casey, assault and battery; jail for
court. I.... ..
Pr cina No 10 Susan Morrison, keeping bawdy
house, deferred. Letitia Bolin, do; do. WIN Grover
selling policy tickets, ruled for hearing. L. a.
Lomas, nghtins; military. Rebecos Green, drunk
enness; fined el.s4. ...... ..
Preeiad No. 7--Benj T. Brittcn, no license, nned
so ss Henry Meyer, indecent exposure nned u o.;
John Taylor, drunk and disorderly, nned ai.bs;
Chas. Mcclure, do, military James West, threats
Of violence, ball for peace, Mary Smith, druak and
disorderly, lined e2.bs; Rebeecs Henson, do, do !;
jssa sspp .SnI sns IA osS
Drunk, DO do; Anthony osdson, d., workhouse
Mr.. DRUNk ARRESTED yoR BEING DRuNK.-
Yesterday afternoon soldier, who gave his name
~ John Drunk, was arrested by OfiCer Norris for
being drunk, and was sent to the Central Guard
house, whore he will rsoe,ve hydropathio treat
ment.
To Be PRoHIBIrsD.- 10 reported that an
order is In contemplation commanding the removal
of all fruit and conisotionary stan"s on Penusylva
MIA avenue. Regular dealers protest against the
continuance OF these stands, a. being unjust to
them.
SOLDIERS RErREAT.-Arrived yesterday at
Soldiers Retreat-sA carpenters from New York;
90 oonsoripts from New Haven, Conn, and @ from
New York. .... l....
AsnusemeAts.
Growers New TsBATRB.-An account of
the brilliant opening last night Of this magnificent
dramatic temple, 10 given In another column. This
evening, the great tragic combination, Messrs
Wallack aud Davenport, and Mrs. Farren, will az.
pear In Beaumont and Fletcher's beautiful drans,
In five acts, The Bridal; or, The Maids Tragedy"
a piece possessing the most absorbing interest.
The great artists above named, will bs supported
by the entire strength OF Mr.. Growers splendid
oompany-Mcssrs. Barron, Bokee and Barrett, and