New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-28
UNION MASS MEETING.
Rally for Lincoln and Johnson at
the Cooper Union.
Enthusiasm for Lincoln and
Union.
Mcclellan and krmistice Nowhere.

promisers. Their meeting was nonlnally IN tie large
asn OF Coopers Institute, and indeed the Hrncipa
speaking did place there; bnt all around the build
ing enthusiastic crowds Of disappointed applicants fo
slmssion to the meeting within were collected az eact
the ak stands erected for speakers different points
In Aston Place and ST. Marks Place Each of the stind
was decorated with lanterns bearing appropriate
mo,tos while continuous Of rockets and coored
fires she'd yariagaied light upon the crowd Of loya
and women met 20 give their countenance 10 Tho
Union candidates and Inside the building (oui
ii which such crowds unable 10 obtain admission were
continually pouring 10 give one the impression That
he meeting was at an end instead Of about 10 com.
asuce) every corner was filled, crammed 10 sufoca'
NON with oager lstners. The columns were drePed
sith she Stars and Stripes tho stand In mont OF
me platform and the az the bach Of H. In the
center Immediately above The chairman large map
OF the United states showing n contrast OF black and
white coorng the loyal States The territories stn tyran
Dsd over by the Rebellion and those freed by tho Union
Arms from It's usurpation. Thanking the mass ,rl
she names of the Union candidates, symDolical hslre
representing the United States, tho notices "Our
Country nov and Forever and THE Union must and
,lL be PRESCRIBED" great deal Of attention was al.
Sssoted by large log which AZ time had done duty
IS Quaker gun 90 deter the imptuCus advance Of the
Young Napoleon" al Centreyi,le, and Labelled
Mcclellan Orator recently from Manassas junction,
Of the QUAKER ORDER At times and when APPEALS
sspecaly fOrcbe we're made the patriotism % the
audience the scene was indescFbably exciting; the
whole audience impeled by irresistible impulse.
rising and ringing cheer after cheer in response to
ihe sentiments OF the speakers and in willing tribute 10
she herosm OF brave boys in the Army and Navy,
and appreciation Of The pacific cSerons OF The Union
peace Commissioner, Grant. Sherman Sheridan and
farraglt.
The names Of the Officers % the meeting tho feso-
Ons adopted ard the letters received. viii be found
on che Sixth page OF this mornings TaIBtNE.l
The Hon VIZ A. DAZZLING called the meeting to
order stating its purposes be testify their devo.
ton of the country end to ratfy the Ma
,onai and state nominations Of the Union party. They
~arc 70 commit 70 their distinguished standard
In the succeeding election the honor end tho integrity
Of their counirys hag. Cheers The nag ttat must
never be sullied by any dishonorebe concession 70
trsjtors in arms against the best Government the word
ever saw. CHEERS. The glorious victories recently
woa BY orr noble army and navy have excited the hHc-
hes, hopes in the hearts Of all loyal men, Ihey lme-
stey Inspired the friends OF the Union with courage
and zeal and stimulated them TO united support IN Tue
contest Tor the preservation OF the Union and the saliva
tion of our beloved country. lCheefsl In perform
snce of the duty allotted IN have the honor OF pre-
sentine 10 you, as one OF your nost o'
sens the Hon. William Curtis Noyes. lCheeIsi
REMARKS OF rHE HON. VIM. CURTIS MOVES.
Mr. NoYKs came forward amid great applause lie
saM:
worry grateful to be called preside the debera
lions of such assembly as tbls-onN tlthe o. tuat
which is convened wihOut-tO deliberate upon The
great public questions that now interest the country IL
has been said that the frequency OF our elections Ii
something OF evil But find in the union OF men ior
poses such this for which yon have coN enec the
safety and security Of the republic against traitors ~
bone aud enemies abroad. lCheers.l md AZ the IN
seligence with which you examine. ana the courage
d.tar lie
fly for the preservation Of the Constitution Tor the
continuance Of liberty and for the downfall OF rebellion
and traitors in every i9rnma s'cui,N " mal
Ing o few suggestions and making few
statements OF fact Of Importance p my Judgment
IN reference 10 the questions which you are 10 tec
mine You are met to whether yon may by proper
Constitutional methods, elect President OF the h'ed
States who be Freshest of the whole kePnoc IN
der the Constitution. Cheers You ere met 70 'ete'
mine whether traitors deprive him Of hs leg innate
authority and you Of your legitimate agency IN eieeins
him. You TO determine whether you are 70 ptco IN
his position one who comedies If be stands upoh ule
p.attprm upon which he is nominated. the right TO
revolution under the Constitution. III he does not
sr9nd upon that platform, be u iase 70 DIS parIy
and should he communicated. Cheers care
rot which dilemma he is placed IN. II he ~ ,ru'
70 the country he is false 20 his party ana u ne
Is 20 his party he Is false TO the country hnaha
Lincoln il no such Three cheers iOr Abraham
lincoln" were called for and given with great entiusl
asnl Ne may have faults, but bis faults ore those
which do honor TO human nature. ltheers.I ne may
lie little 100 eeduous but that is all he stands upon
Ie platform where sherman and Sheridan stand great
cheeringl sud FIragut THE tempest Of cheers again
broke forthl and where Grant stands. President Ac
ton here arose the platform. and his voice rang
through the applause that greeted the name o. the
ieuienanGeneral calling for three cheers or Con-
s.enf - Vhich given with electric effect followed
Is cheers or other Generals when President Acton Jed
"a with three cheers FOR the brave soldiers OF Inc
army and the gallant sailors Of the navy when re-
eyed response in compass not unlike the roar OF AZ
rllsrs.I Ny feIlow-cilens. you ere doing all the
.v-ciing yourselves. tCheers.t Perhaps in your en-.
thusosm YOU III allow little chance tLnughter.j
IL docs not stand npOn ,hc platform where BIS
antagonist stands What is that platformi The plat.
form % The Rcbcllion That IL so the PLATFORM OF
cvsry Monarchy in the world that predicts and looks for
.he downfall OF the nation; the platform OF every SYM
RATHER with the RebeiOn Of every man who desires
shat this Unon should he dissolved and broken into
Fragments That - the platform Of Chicago. ~ no
Glands on that platform that is bis platform Mr.
Iiucola stands upon the platform % vigorous war;
!Cheersl "A vigorous war 10 produce iasiing peace
peace j. the only legitimate end OF war; and that -
where hc President stands and that Is the platform Of
the heroes whose names You have received with such
interest and enthusiasm II is platform that viii re-
ron a.. ~, that tbs il mere league dissolube
~ the pleasure Of the parties 20 i, ara NAV We
have 10 national government that has AIRY ihNgll! IL
,he Tospeci OF remaining united aud nIn IS hot ours
Aora,am Lincoln stends upon the platform y perpetual
Union l"Ihree cheers for the URiOn), perpetual mon
under the Constnon-tbe Union consolidated aha
nm In respect If every foreign nation indssolube OF
.ry its constituent parts reserving 10 the States ~
ry rcht 70 which they entitled under the consttu
,i6n--wh that perpetual Union. perpetual peace snd
Sic rcro, Of the Of the war u the platform OF
Abraham Union G. Abraham Lincoln" " AbSaham u.
:,a, Lincoln and Union, " Union and Lincoh, III
Is 81 the same" laughter and cheers. make no su-
,on 10 men o. mere mcn-I am willing 20 concede the
Irspectabihty OF AL the canddatcsbnt principe Tor
which contend: and the principle Is that this mon ~
80 remain indssoube under the Constitution AS long
q. the perpetual hills shall stand. Cheers. The Chi.
ergo Convention oilers Conversion. You Know that
1te southern States rejected Convention IN 1901 III
ehrnary over and again. Every Slave State rep
resented in The Peace Congress. and united with some
sf the Free States. voted down convention, votea