The New York herald., 1863-11-01
Cancellation to be Superadded
to Force.
Speeches Of Gov. HOratio Seymour, A. Oakley
Hall, and 3. 3. Cox, Of Ohio.
OU II SID II SO H N E 3.
Re-, &ess &es

A grand mass meeting OF he united democracy-so
called because It hardy before fagmentaSy
and dsuped-was held last evening in the Cooper nst
tute The hard listed there in their might, nling
up the large hall and blocking every avenue and ap
proach t.. The thousands who could not get in
regaled with music and speeches on the outside The
five SIX thousand who squeezed their way into the In
terror aid the expectation OF hearing speech from
Governor Seymour. And they were not disappointed.
II the democracy were indeed united-H The AcKeon
corps joined to the man army instead Of having Its
Iances levelled against II, there is no building
in the city with auditorium half large enough
for it's mass assemblages But there is no insti-
sutiOn political religious into which bereses will
not Creep and the democratic party, with all its unde
nabe purity Of character could not expect to be exempt
from tho evil. Tammauy has made up with Mozart but
the hcKeonites still unmauageable, and obstinatey
refuse into the old fold Of which Captain
Rynders Of the chief shepherds The Captan
hand last night and many others Of the chief
guardians OF democratic rights and advocses Of popular
privileges.
While the waiting for the proceedings TO be
opened 1t amused itself by cheering and groaning alter
natey democratic and republican celebrities. The
something after the following programme
Three cheers for McClelan-Hi hi hi Three groans
for sumnerBoo Three cheers for the dimycrac party
of New York-H hi hill Three groans for the man
that suspended the babeas corpus-Bool Three cheers
for Governor Seymours riends-( Laughter and cheers
Three groans for the that issues the
Three cheers for the whole democratic ticke-H hi hi
Three roans for the renegades the democratic par
tBool Three cheers for Governor Seymour, who sent
more soldiers to the than any other governor-A
faint response Three cheers for the Poe-Loud
Three grosns for the Russans-Responded with evi
dent hearness. Three cheers for the adm,nstra
tieu, with Mcclellan and Seymour at Its head-Hi hi hi
n,.s. .tl.
amusement. The curtain at iength, and Mr.
A. Oakley Hall was presented chairman OF the
meeting.
SPEECH OF Mr.. A. oAKEY HALL.
sided, Mr.. Hall said
do not think that We need an introduction do not
WITH long speech "a TouGor Mr.
understand that there is to be resolution offered
Of Now York, read in every taco one
union and in harmony next Tuesday you will send your
usual greeting to the interior (Applsuse) say the
and hisses)-ks their aes,
siopistsa few always operated onnerior
on exterior lines have just returned nom the interior
took the liberty OF saying there that just such greet
are full Of promise they are full Of hope II is not very
long,--only about year-snce left that
nis sa nsy eesns Or
necessity" the bitter pills Of aboitionism and anarchy
sS Ssss ,ms me e, dealing They
met old associate whom mad at Pttsburg, at
s a. and q, cncasc He SAID 70 me q 5
csa az an aboliiionist should. Let me TO you my
friend in the language Of the Roman tribune and com
mcnd II TO the New York Tribune-
rhcse floating feathers, plucked from Cesars wing
VIII make him ay an ordinary stretch.
Who else would soar above the reach OF men,
And eavo us all IN servle fearfuiness
He said 70 mc-whnt now are the principles OF your
new partyY Said excuse me. old party is true
ITa
listened as you do First prncipethat Davis shall not
pale the stars Of Union laint applauseland second,
constellation Of the constitution loud hearty ap.
plause-agau and again renewed told you should
not tax your patience with speech-and shall not.
presiding e, have pre- pSssaod Ss a.
spauss % Ssp duty pFesds prs:ns
hcer to lead OF the listening the speaking thank
needed no introduction.
long list Of Vice Presidents and Secretaries was read
and approved.
REcKPrroS or GOVERNOR SEYMOUR.
Al this point In the proceeding Governor Seymour was
and recognized by the audience there burst forth as il
by ono single impulse, cheers that made the echoes
and handkerchiefs gave TO The Governor most
enthusiastic reception After the applause had subsidized
Governor Seymour without any introduction, stepped
HIS SPEECH.
FEIow crnrrxs-when I was invited TO address my
fellow citizens IN this condition OF public Affairs fe,
myself compelled TO respond TO that Invitation tAp
plause fool that country s In peril and
feel that the right and the duty every man ai
this moment TO stand forth and do what he TO save
tho rights and liberties OF the American people, Cheers
Upon reocnt occasion, when the President OF the
United states addressed assembage OF his political
friends he said no knew OF nothing constitution
that forbid him from 30 doing On my part, can nnd
much IN the constitution OF country and the genius OF
institutions that makes the duty Of every ofciai
at times like these 10 stand forth and speak plainly with
regard 10 public affairs. fCheers) One year ago I
addressed vast assemblage like this IN this
very room. What has transpired since that timer
T5en the people of these United States. In re-
sponse 10 appeal which made 10 them by It's
gOvernuent, had just sent six hundred thousand
70 hl the armies NJ the Union AZ that time no had
right before twelve months should have
away that We should have reached cod 10 the sad
which has carried dcsoat,on land and mourning
Toto its homes (Applausc Since the beginning of this
the administration has at different times called upon
e people iof maly Tor nearly fourteen hundred thou
anu men We are advised that this call than
responded To- tor We told that tho North western
states nad under the call made by the act
hIge credits which deducted from tho amount
whch they were 10 furnish under that act on Convres
Under the Conscrpt,on s~ Itself m add,tlon 10 tbe
thlIeen hundred AMI seventy Ave thousand men thai
huleroht times have boon called the service n Dc.
mand wh mAde Tor more than three hundred thous
more mean BY that this that taking into ao.onnt
The surplus which had been furnisbed bv thc
western Ststee and the demand made upon tho Atlantic
states would svel the calls made upon this people up