New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-12
Union Jubilee Meeting AT the Cooper t"-
sIitutc.

There was never greater cram ~ me cooper
Institute than last night when the friends # Union
aud Liberty net to celebrate their recent victory n he
triumphant reelection Of Abraham Lincoln ~ Pres dent
Of the United States. The meeting was called under
the auspices Of tho Young Mems Republican Union and
was characterized throughout by the greatest entl-
ssu The meeting was called b. order by NAkk Hoir
ESQ., President OF the Cub time before the hour
advertised for tho Commencement Of tie meeting, ih
Consequence Of the enormous crowd, VINO after 10"
suitable remarks, introduced y Tie meeting
Col. " OODFORD, who SAID That Olicn durng me
nast few months has the uaron sent ~ s thanksgr-
irgs at home and dashed over he wires s thanks ui
victory in the field IoniCaI a. the soldiers r.. o.
their muskcts thcy look mp g. tie Old fag ami thrY
a. ank al fnr the rnfolsu and The courage hat culi-
mated on last Tuesday. in Lc last election, We have
demonstrated that the brain and the sigcW Of the
North pledged 10 the preservation Of Tie Union a.
every hazard. He would not dethin the audieuee
th any speech 60 night bot would have them merely
take the lesson from tie election wherein Tho North
has proved unit ~ u purpose of suppfcssug The
Rebellion. and Of making our nation worthy oi ~
destiny. The speaker concluded by erhofting hs
hearers have faith In the Idea hat We are 20 crush
this Rebellion md elevate the nation once more % is
proud station before the world Let " ~ ED TINS
war that. when peace shal come, slavery sf.l mover
again tear and brothers from their fresidcs
10 the battle. field We vals IN the Light ~ coming
victory although may get have hard porA 20 do. Ia
thc language Of Gen. Blncy on BIS dca'LDet, let vs.
keepour ewes upon he Old flag
| FRANK W. BALLARD, esq, then read Letters
Of apology from Wn. &. Bryant Henry stebhins aud
Ashbcl Green. esos and tie following nom Gen. Dr.
| Charles sumner and D. :. Coddinst1n
| HbQRs. DEPARTstSr o. THE fAsT
NEv YORK trI Noy. II, 1904.
FRANK ". RaLAnp, r'e -I'ay 81 Ieoeivrd 90
evening your v0r az the 81 inst inviting ne 90 attend aud
sdlres. meeting Of ho mon citizens Of Ne" YORK ts o
jubilee 10 be- held 81 Cooper Institute iis ey~nlns
cannot acccrt yonr usou but tender to yop my con
t $50, led IN ,s jnf.d stst. aud prondsur IN The
oysT9s'. ,i,e 'kS' os o. ""'.' " va ''4
LEI us hope int when tie vH Of tie people hss been
lafcw all ts
nieni ard gsiuz r q, tc't possible effect 20 ~ enon
! an, very pect'I .iy. -oll- JOHN 4 Dir
gosroS. Nov 10 1884.
DEAR srn. twill rot be in mypewer to meet with the
nou ctkcus oi iorI 90 tue Jubilee Of Friday even
nz according g tho invitation IN irh yol have honofed
me. But my joy wi. 44in.!e vi. herr. ,,.,,.-
Tho occasion which YOU - rhraie d. worthy o' y"blee
which In Hebrew l.nguas i,upy he bas Of trum
pet" aud now. IA al ansua.cs sisuihcs fejocins ,,
tory when tie u4ultis went forth, Proclaim Iber'y
,ovgh0u al s tnd into sl the mhabitant' thereof and ye
every mon unto ~ ismiy" And this manetc hAa
gone fT assuring tho rturu o. patriot unon'. 70 ther
md ,f me Nj. VIII i.vcr,l Emancipation tue ,sn and
zeal 81 onion aud Ia4ce Surh The mandate 4 the Amen
cu people tue reelection OF abraham Lincoln pay Tat
ma al. le eIrca,cd pranply sud tiiIm phsnty.
Tiau! God! the pct Of eomWoMi'e are sn,wrred
Ion, ii mon and Liberty. Tho political DaIbers, who On
derake prescribe when hey csu only shave, are ~sed
tDat their quackeIJ isa ~ md
Accept ny thanks al beet wishes, and be,v. ne, dear
Sir very faithfully t.X.i thAHLs. sthNth
IRAxE BALLARD Cor SEC. Young Men h,l mon.
HON. 4. 8. COuuISGToSh ItTlkR.
TRAxK w BALLARD. KsQ-Ny Dear Sir; have just &c
ce,ed yours the th inst; ,ory 'hai not he
anr - ' oS VIII fo OF 'he Young Men Repabsn Sn
aud ti- citizen. ofl. city. upon the overwhelming eIn
s.eas VS. 70 hiet - slons crtl tornado hS. ps.s.d
over the land and Mt one rational ofeie has been blown
down, not sheet OF Official paper disturbed by tn" ,to'
The civil departments scratch on, and tie military d'rart
snt hre Az sham Lincoln continues t. al he place to
which ~. country and b., abilities lave eaed him and zen
rral will also continue 10 MI the position 70 which
BIZ, country sud hit abilities have consigned him Nobody
hurt pOuy, but oil are fac to-day than they
Va Pc ef, the 8 oi TINS Noyo Der tod the i day Of neat
March to another oar yes Of tho same old deter
Unjust keep tho American Union one and india'be
opug the nee.ipg ey be worly Of tho good cause re-
,refn Yours very truly, DAVID ;. CoDDISGTos
November 10, 1854
DAYID DUDLEY Field, esq, was the next
sneaker; In our mutual congratulations upon the result
Of The late election ~, not forget its true sgii'
cance The victory which ws celebrate is not the We
tnry of a parIvit IL Not the victory Of class or If in
digidnas: ifis the victory Of doastno great primal
thought which has created this accessible thought
Which has taken hold of tho minds and hearts OF
The millions whose votes dropped silently at
tie polls, have uttered these audible voices with
which All the air il lilled--the thought which has
done all this is our nationality theersJ Ihat tbe
people who possess this continent between the Gun hhd
The Lakes and from sea 10 sea, are not many nations
but one nation indiyis forever IL the incradicabe
belief sof loyal Americans. They held 1t be-
fore the war began, but the hfes OF me -, con
fct have burned into their hearts where II VIII re-
main til the blood has lett them forever ApPausel
Take any Of those citizens pnco him anywhere within
the confines Of the broad land on the cleaning waters
OF the eastern sea the mountain ranges Of the west
tie busy streets of commerce or tie bTond acres yet
untAmed by the hand OF the agrcuurist place him by
the Father Of Waters The slopes OF the Sierra Neyad
or the shores OF the Pacific and be can sill J, All
this nay country torn now and bleeding IN the ic'
liable conflict between evil and good but destined 10
become peaceful and prosperous united IN interest and
affection aud mourning only that i ever has been 9TH
erwisc" This IN. sentiment hat has been predomi-
nant in the last week aud Will look NJ its transactions
ia this light and thu, interpret their true sgnihoance
In the first place they do not signify The indscrlmnate
approval OF the acts Of Mr.. Lncon's administration
Every one of knows that many Of those who spoke
and voted for the re6lectonHf present Chief Mngs
trate dssen'ed strongly from some Of those acts lhey
arc, OF course free TO oppose repetition % mem
They think II Of the first Necessity thai the President
shon!d have united and responsible Cebnet by whose
advice he viii be g,lded and esnh Of whom has Tie