, 1864-07-24
/ LgemRrYkw by f. A. Nt0rrH aud John
NcnIWOr1h-NAr Ncyru.

- Outs ~ aee army
xscmart. by f. A. atorxs aud John
N'cnlwor1h-War Ncsra.
There was q e1n.iou. Pe!hcrlng OF the msssns at
Metropolitan Hall On Saturday evening. Soon as
1hc cooss were opened th. bali was flled almost to
overflow Ing, aud The time wore on which lnies-
vcoed before the opening Of the meeting, the fresh
ar:ya,s csowd.d ip, Cling eyes5 inch Of arAfia-
bic Space while many hundreds rcmained without,
roE= Longing in tho passages. but the great ms
sorlt., however, disappointed - Of not
s bsn .ea1ed sSs ho% asernoe eie to te b. 'e ea
b:r6 little earlier nxxt tine. The meeting was
orc O. the NOE, enthusiastic saa, ever gathered
within lhoec wAlie. Every patriotic uttertnce was
STpIa2dcd to tbs echo, and the cheers often
drcuucd The voices Of the speaksrs for some min
ats. We need rot esy that the speeches wero
toil Of each uttersnces. The speakers were men
well known for their det otton to the cause OF
1.;ec.t. SID The Cuon, and for their sb,l,ty
ia aerosst'ns those great principles
which 1rleifc tic fabric Of human
h:rpicees. The meeting WAS one of those hesrty.
earnest enthusiastic gatherings which make thefr
3uprt.s on the nifnd. ard conduce to WORK for the
Objects which The ncn who compose It agree to
p!xte saccces which comes Fhen reliance on tho
justice OF cause 10 conso1ned with = ftm deter
riaation to tofEer nothing to iutcsfere to hlnder
werea ! r7est many ladies' present. The Great UnIoa
1saAd cnliecned the proceedings *1fh eoul'stEt1ug
Al O'Clock 4. Reno ad~anced to the front Of
she platform, and nominated Hon. Graut Goodfich
sIss ss 1oso1 Ths %Gen 3beo wss
. officers Of the meeting; the nominations were
unanimously approved
ORGANIZATION.
F,tsI6enf-1Ion. Grant Goodrich.
11fA Trk6Tffnfs-feH y MuDr hfrrrF Na1anu
a. II: hurley, Hon. Z. Beekw!th. tchn Woodbridge,
Jr., Tbomas Nichols, Vim. McKindieJ, Ds. T. {.
ss4 @ Se &9e Azs?ss T. s Ii i 5asn sRs&sSss &e' III
y. Foas. ~. Noodson, Geo. Himrod, q. Won
Ae;'ea, y. hneits, l; !: Waite, Wablam Eieales,
Gsargs s.tiss, b. Il Y. Petetsea sa1S 4. q ssoas,
T. s@b 2 ho2gsssg %at4 Will Il 5;n.ss s + M,oS
Sewhsu.e, Sam. McRoy, John Molaers, q. s..
Rre.r, Christ. Tcghtmeyer, Lew,s Dodge, c. A,
ksnS % Dr. niaPss hnstsl q.ssn Ras
laner. Il. 4. Kaufman. DR.. E. Drter. Charles
1oedd,rg, Jonn senauk, Geo. q. Young and jas.
organization. J. Il. Mnslke. u. P, Beecher,
D.s, Wentworth and j. n. Strong.
ADDREts or THE PRESIDENT.
Hon, Grant Goodrich, the President, then ad-
/. ir NIT only roper hut tue duty of free people
10 astemble together to ooasideT ias affairs al The
j. In peril: every man feels It, We know it. Il is
government resting upon H. people themselves
1t is their government, and It bepomos them and
should undcre1aud sad oonduct tte affairs. For
eighty yeare therc has been resting upcn this pco.
PIC thai heritage Of i,eedom which was trausnlt:
drank Of Its benefits to the full. We have not ony
children OF our eifes-enloyed 1t, but We hsve
opened wide our arms and Invited 10 this country,
as TO IN as7lum, the opprefeed Of other lands, ia
Eharc the rich heritage beQoeathed to Us. We Of.
1cr to tie oppressed Of every nation under the
tJn nr nTl1y ne ~ F,7t Il f.r%
1he enjoyment q freedom. We have ofe1ed 10
them thai they fha become poasessors Of the soil
viii ~ il ment d ihe s1est boon
desis:ea !5.t Il msn were bon d. snd i eaas!,
HE night to lfe, liberty md The pursuit Of happi.
r.ss. tney left 3 worm a! the cote-they acnIed to
p.he.s The 1,Eh.s ard freedom whies they
1'ty drnied. The ri.hss which they declared thit
Gnd had endowed them with, and which were In
o~aa t6e aeol pa Aon On tse a1esd o
ptners, conceived The idea that slavery was not
pp>y the fate Of The black man, hat OF ali men who
Gey saned On The eesn e q sse ei Noftn sHfs T.
1hnt shey could not extend That principle over tne
~hoic country, and resolved that they would found
csp1taf should own its iaborcrs--thss the MboFer
ehou!d be sclf the slave Of the employer. Feel.
3ng sbst they could not succeed In extending tbetr
1uvoHte principle over the whole nation, they re-
E"lved rome 1,mc ago to eeparate nom the North.
They found JanfE Buchanan ready instrument,
~, aisslm the NORTH, sad scatter IL nary to tie
g. g. ess'ea Il Xss:.n e. De.s p; md %sfs
1hst pteseuce for d,sso!st1on. They took posses
pio1 Of the forts and arsenhs and custom houses
pi Fort Sumter. And becauee the s:nrs aud
Stripes would not succumb to the stars and bars,
From that dag forth: more than three Ycare, ou1
country has been engaged In such contest as ths
hardy fons Of the West hare i, wn their way do VI
81 so sandops Tsts
1heir way literally from calre te the Gulf Of Mexi
iSe American se saa ea1isa II ron Giro S 70 Ses
Orleans. And tuday-the:e Y not rebel fortsesl
W.; 1 %
have wrceted the Handicapped SUBMITS or tht
mountains ahont Chattanooga. hri-tllns With can
great man (Applansci-the gestest man on God,
esrth Loud chceriosl. ior be 10 not only great a
~, &
he knows how t. treat acceshehow 10 deal witt
the c1c,niet OF our country. On from Chattanoo
be, With biz gallant hoss, has fought his way ore
rocky mountains, through dark dsla and desp lol
Ssr, ansing g,at sns nGatinE nntll t9.nisht be
thc.r is no power In the Soush-on the continen
that can saEe IL; rebel army. The union host
but powerful ss m army that combines moral an
pbyaical power .ith bravery. Grant has crosse
amids, smoke. and arr, and blood, snd against tt
thst Lar cser been raised, have fought their va
itr rnenpe OF acteas, OF insress and cGTess. uou
cscerng.] Grant holds II with tcuacit5 that VI
sss s, b. M ssy taf so
h"at over the doomed capitol Of Richmond. il
pea!ea chee1inE.}
nat amazing that there aze found meu In our mid
seaneel DC tands1ine d nc iatsfgtits q lit, 4
II sna. sure Is therr IL division Of ills CONT
sas s ssasa & 6 yy ssr ss
sss a.s.!s.iept SsssS si Z ss!a.ed osk us ~
can yield 10 them I Why belore he nations oil
es1lL jour eheeks wop!d tlnsle with shame, i
@ "s:t ;1a ~se f:s !: hss b Ps6as
shen xe sied t9is contest ~ lever sIt
70 he ~ | Which h e sss, sss Il
3atcd tcheeFt) It's amazing TIA. men with sn
Eswi IT. 9Ss, g S.sa sn9aa be faHa
hsa{en 1he1e war rebellion, md SATIN had i
EfmPath.Eess. There has never been war
Ale lAic " Loe eAtha l1 l1G ahH1lllQQ OF 4n0 pm
c.pes Of free government, hut there have be
towards. .neake, men who = ere resdy to 1hrt
1hc1nEclvea dowd and eubuft- And The race il q
extinct. Still We have them in this counEy-n
who wonld conHign to. ru1n this bcAuu
Country of ouFt, spEead ding fsom the Attanuc
II S Pacific, tae homs Of the ttes and the bra,
t. pe@ss xSs e'Rsss Pss,s Peas es'Fuston fs1
tueh menl {ceus'nned applause) Is the
not some blightIne curtc, some hidden thunder.
The eto1en Of Heaven 10 hast men who build til
pany on their courtsy's ruin. Bat the destiny
Ia, the snn rolis round will eomr the dsy nh
those me1 will be execfated and coutemned a.
bHtc snd eon.uUeilaus OF the eafth. lad tt
children By crowds will thrpnc the halls OF lecfs
Zion to obtain ehauge Of tneis Names, that Il u
not be kLoEn that thsJ atc d. dtscendanss OF 81
il more certain thsu It won1d be under the nuspis
81 success, beeaose when the people came Is I
what thcy had lort-nAttonalty, nat1onal hon
81 Tint they have cherished upon earsn-th
Indignation thar wonld hurl them to
eAu6 and give th<m 4 name which sh
rot forever. i is said that this il
biotty :, cont:st: tae, It Ia, hut
through blood. + is = mysterious thins IN i
counAele of Providence; we cauuot understand
but 1t tr 20, apd i. IL not tht greatett Ejsfoftu
to nation 10 be engaged IN sach contest. d
Ter Tint whole geueEatt0n should be swept tn
1hc facc OF the ear b, than that the principle
10 die on tho battc Ae1u. It - hard fot The lovl
fnthtf mother to Riyc up thcIr boy, buk 1t ls !
tlc greatest evfi that could tef.u them. What
abe purpotc Of life! It's sueeess; To- 70 Nve
zhat when VIC arc dead the world will be bet
1.,r oor having lived in 1t. Tee nan who does
3trr for aha heH brftsr -,nt bara Itx.d .1f Urt