The New York herald., 1864-06-05
THE UNION SQUARE MEETING.


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cane down. sszed the accurseS Tory press. Auns the
sss into The street. and tok ths types home 70 shoo,
ssssls with Qauenssr Now then. ws have ioss our n
.&ss nartys n this holy cause frtsnd q mine !
san General Nathaniel Lyoa who poorsd out hin blood
ssuSs sna ss q he Bones q old
sasl Putnam, the hero Of the Revolution Ceesrs toll
Tor sns unOo nr ana last, and forever and the
ind thai s,Irs whistles 70 she music OF the
Ssss them. either with or without sins 70 ding them
- the head OF this accursed rebellion. (Cheere
v.ss@sr.ss noble s gallant sorious RIO n.siooa man.
How ,isep the brave nho % sink 70 rest
keiurus 70 dsck their hal owed mold.
sse S.s a.ss sns snsf rea IS nnr
~ forms unseen their re1nicm sung;
sss S dses the S ss: susr ns.I hs gray ny
Ana Ana aws and wa WEEP anas hsrm here
Ono word more and ] close. What shall be done with
NE rebels2 tell you this velvet policy o. capturing
tsbes and releasing them upon their psrsle must nc
laDger be pursued They rebels. NOT warriora II
keason, not war. "a voice-"Hang them y And
though while would deal in mercy 70 the misguided
would visit destruction upon the head OF the
rebel chief GOOD" and cheers III would have little
Roman nrmness announced from come legal tribunal IN
Mr.. Tyler concluded amid great applause.
SPEECH OF GENERAL THOMAS FRANCIS NEtGHER.
General MEAGHER was the next speaker Being intro
Nh PRESIDENT AND GENTLEMEN, Fellow GrrzEss-hy
presence this meeting trust was not necessary 70
sS,se. or which i has been Convened No mani esta
on Of and joy the part OF the people appears
this time premature or TOO great IN view OF the
ascisve services already rendered nation by Gen.
sral u Grant, and 10 view Of the firm and command
ng attitude In which the noble old Army OF the
SHARING with him his indomi,ahie nerve and
purpose, now stands TO-DAY in front Of Richmond.
Fheers General orders, proclamasions or bulletins
6Um Warrington, convey ing thanks ard concentrations
" the army and the navy while they n themselves
gracious and notable tributes to worth,
wholesome and galaptry
h ihe 8eld and the But 70 Stir the heart Of the
ssder and the sailor TO its coreto fire them with an
enthusiasm which nothing abate-to pledge them to
yiCtov-givc me tho acclaDstons of the people, rem.
asred as they ever are, in the fullest measure when
generosity, fidelity to duty manhood and heroism
m the OF tho country call them iorth Cheers
ror all which the Army Of the Potomac under SO many
NAversities has endured and achieved FOR that the
nAgn6cent armies Of the West. immense O SCALE
have accomplished: for all that the hardy utterly fear
opont and Fcoe have done and dercciy they yet
Sha dofor all this il right and glorious for the peo
~, even now TO deciare with their whole heart, their
gratitude. fGreat cheerlng.)
vocx-Whai win you do with Mcclellan
General AEAeHEs-Ihai is for you 70 say. not me.
daughter Rest assured, fellow citizens, that the
kgnest eulogiuns OF the orators OF this evening,
Ne most vehement hurrahs Of the thousands assembled
Asrs that echo them, all the music that superby
swes jubilee, the OF cannon nor the ii.
Mn ,sions with which tho heroes bat
ue neIds AZ well confirmed hopes and destined
victories, difused throughout tho beauty and
glory Of the nght-rest assured, fellow citizens that
os., ,oer these .Ss S"r =, 81, these p9,ass
commensurate effect. (Applause) "The people are
With us"-inat will be tie shout OF the armies: that
will DO the shout Of navies. (Cheers Satisfied OF
th the sailors and the soldiers OF ns;ion repay
ne peoiefor their g. attitude ana encouragement with
hat shout win take fc@hfsoro @ ront the AIRY q s ths
will compensate with Consummate sucSess
isr the mis- or,unes OF its first camraien' ana
~ &c 90 30 On the very field where It met with its hrs
Al hu
ong the headwaters Of the thckahomny into so many
&lsrs ana triumphal monuments TO liberty to law TO
Ylsei principle Of nationality without which principle
people however Industrious and enterprsing can DO
osSos 81 eIUspSTU,ss ,iA m,s . % Ssss 10 M eokgss
u soldiers nnd the sssrs Of the Union m ,rinmphsny
wsge war wherever the rebellion lifts a bayonet OF
enos saiiuntn not shred OF the rebel flag huttcrs
eetween US and the supphneuntil slave stands on
soA or sea- under the Stars and contradict the
s 2, and cOmproms the sleudor
,Espera Heaghcr concluded bis remarks amid much ap
bkase
a the conclusion OF General Meaghers remarks Tho
President introduced the eee club attached the Union
tbpira Club Who sang the Slangled Banrcrn and
"RAily Round the Fiag," in splendid s'ye.
SPEECH or rev. MR.. B0oLg.
Rev MI. BooIx was then presented 70 the audience
~ preface TO his remarks he said that II was pre-
srmed that a minister should always take text
r. ,Ae suhjec. of his remarks the the sixth sixth
tSsoluti5h. Which was received with SO much
hyor by the meeting. Ths resolution declared that all
the loyal Aerth bad az lsst been ily aroused 10 the
nportagce Of the struggle in which they engaged
TIE sentiments expressed IN the resolution he considered
be the true test OF loyalty, and that man who would
s.vi about the technicees OF a political party when
ee ale nation depended upon the patriotism OF the
q the government ne was proud 70 say that
heedom-the fullest freedom-was guaranteed 10 all
and the duty or tho people lcud their aid
And material support the government finish up the
task Of crushing the rebellion. He who refused to give
yhat snpport was worse than slave ana should not ex
u0 n
Shch no lived. He would not undertake 70 pro
tuce arguments. TO convince anybody that this was
Abe best government In the world Thlt was
veil known TO every Intelligent IN the land.
The spe ker paid high compliment 70 the military &C
sue and patriotism General Grant expressed the
gssn that in short time sthe whole country aud
somroruse'' would be the motto OF every loyal man in
the country Grants headquarters would be
tabhed 10 Richmond, the capital OF the internal rebel.
Aon which was conceived Ia crime shapen ID iuquty
and uulimely born from the womb o! he'll (Cheers) Tine
% tn, be sd had always drawn the fullest amount OF
petronagen fact the exclusive patronage OF the gov
70 political differences among The leading politicians Of
TIE North and South. No sucn superdcal was
BE bottom OF the belish plot. The heart the seat
part Of the body polite received tie cprors blood
n tha, foul ucer-savery--which has been fostering
- the south for years, and which last cul
minated 10 the present Infamous rebellion He
sorcluded by repeating an anecdote Of pious
so ,he as, day she would be received MO the bosom OF
seezcbub. On being informed Of her IN substitu
Ing the prince OF devils Tor Abraham, she remarked that
ye1 Davis he keued 20 Beezebub he considered
Ne loyal people OF the United States would rather choose
bob (Jer.
A. the conclusion Mr.. Booe loudly cheered by the
audience, who received hE with unbounded ap-
psause throughout
SPEECH or GENERAL sPfNoLA
General SPNoLA spoke after Mr.. Bpolc. He among
hears TO lend his AID 10 the government this
asdhe will continue 30 do 10 the end. The wh,
would not stand by his country at this time should
not have the protection OF bis country extended "a
i'm eOst ~ m rucb 70 tQ
Geeting Is the reserve Of tie picSets engaged
With the enemy The Chiokahominy- There is will and
patriotic spirit enough IN the North TO crush tho rebel
hon, II takes Eve generations Cheers He who
says az home now will hRve bis cheek hereafter
mantled with bush when be is asked why he did moi
appear M tue field behalf of bis country IN its
hour Of trial IA hiss Nobody but coward would
hfss IN pubic meeting 'Put BIN out.p} No, let him