The New York herald., 1863-10-01

be restored and n true hearted loyal man he elected
Soverncr The speaker CONCLUDED o. o' ,ns aed and Uy
heapiDg honors upon them 10 do greater honor 70
nsv me "a0n and People 0, LOUISIANA sn average there
was weekly increase u the army 70 The
extent Of hundred recruits from the youth o.
U:ion and he had doubt Il would be followed, ana
ba, the soldier would in every case be warmly cncour
aged and applanded for his great sacrihces-
For gold the sailor piouehs the main,
The farmer ploughs the manor;
But glory Is the soldiers pride,
The soldiers wealth Is honor. (Applanse)
Mr. MARTIN RAY TOWNSEND, Of Troy, was the next
speaker. He said that the national cause and the
triumph OF It's arms greatly Interested him. He then
proceeded TO draw strong parallel between the Official
acts OF Governors Morgan and Seymour. In the short
space Of few months Gov Morgan raised than
hundred thousand men for the purpose Of putting down
tho rebellion. Since the order things came into
existence what had Governor Seymour done for the same
purpose2 Little nothing. The Speakers review o. the
conduct Of the Governor was scorching throughout He
showed that that high functionary the companion Of
the 9Th Of July last In speaking Of osecrans he said
he was glorious and gallant hero, who, though some
also that he stood before the world before the people.
before his whole country, and before his God, and
GRAMS The blood shed in the late battles OF Chat
anooga though Dct shed 10 vain calls for vengeance aud
he would not the latter days Of man who by iin
peding recruiting and support for the army bad ned 10
such loss of blood and Ife He next on 70 speak
Of the contempt with which the Southern saveocracy
have always regarded the Northern workman and me.
chanc Put never did the mechanic entit himself TO
such distinction during tho present for his nven
tons have done m Ike the nation respected than
anything known since the Revolution He concluded
his rena ks by severe onslaught On England
declaring that, though every, drop Of his blood
was English, Ee could not disguise the fact that
The day appro ching when this Datcn must have a
settlement with that Power cloud app'ausej She has
been the sole enemy Of this country. "a voice-"How
about France)" That Power has done any act
OF serious injury since the beginning OF Independence
But every chip that prowls The cartridge FREQ
In the South and every rife used herewith tho excep
ton OF those stolen during the admir- risraion OF mbece
Bnchanan-( (appause) came from tho other sdc-from
England. lie copcud amidst numbering applause.
The CHAiRM'N then announced that tho meeting wonld
be dourned to cuabc The people present to get homo by
Midnight.
THE SCENES OUTSIDE
were OF the most animated kind There three
stands erected, which SPEAKERS present ed
themselves and amid the huzzas and cheers Of i'm
audience spoke for hours together in the most
enthusiastic manner for the Union. Bonhres, rockets
and Roman candles burning every side, and the
whole space between Third Gn9 Fourth avenues was
completely blocked up by the Of spectators, who
could get within the building than they could
have penetrated the solid masonry with their bodies
They therefore, virtue OF necessity, and patiently
gathered around ''ihe outer walls, )" where numerous
sreecbes were spokenail Of the tenor OF the heavier
argument discharged within. In every way the demon
straton was great SUCCESS.