Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-09-22

AT tuH pBUpIb Wbre hddfessed IN. Tred
Frech DIR A. Berckmann, and @. N. Hermann
a 30 30 b11}t t@--- .0y HEt4H faces
Besides the regular platforms for speakers there wsrs
many stands improved the trucks of fire companies
and the steps of houses in the vicinity from which
young and adept politicians held forth to enthusiastic
crowds. 51E4 - a.aass 80
chief feature of the celebration was the procession Of
clubs. So universal turnout never before known
The remote wards of the city were depleted OF men 10
swell the concourse ALI Of them bore banners lanterns
and transparences Every where they were welcomed il
shouts The FIRE companies too made splendid display
Many Of the clubs found it impossible to reach the rqusre
and content to mprovise meetings of their own or
parade through the adjoining streets VOL at
.HH teHE .s THE RESOLUTIONS gy III
The following copy Of the resolutions which we're
read and unanimously adopted at all the stands a'
Rssotoed That the Constitution and the Union must be
whatever may be the cost and that the Demo-
era party whose acts when in power and whose conf
seryatye influence at all times maintained for more than
half century the fraerna Union Of ;taes by ia thuIy
respecting their reserved rRhts competent with the
least expenditure either Of blood treasure to restore
the Union to It's original integrity.
Resetred That when the present shall cease to be
prosecuted it for the subugxton Of the peops
Of the several Slater instead Of aRAnst armed frees
and political organ Nations Of rebellion when confscat,on
Of private property political executions Of persona tar
ritorA OF States forcbe abolition Of slavery
military arrests 10 places where active hostes do not
and Congressional enactments in derogston OF the Const
tuition shal be abandoned and the administration or the
Governments DO thus brought bsck 10 strict obsoience
to the Consultation, and laws framed 10 accordance there
wh-snd 1t will be Ia the Of the election 81 George
b. McCbean to tho Presidenoythen, and not till then,
will peace, the greatest earthly blessing to ma
tons By the Supreme Ruler OF the UNIVERSE be restored
TO our torn and bleeding oountry.aH bawa
RssoDd That the only just purposes Of the present war
arc the restoration Of the Union of and the author
y Of the Constitutions that carry those purposes
demands the spirit Of concl alton compromise in
councils and hearts which animated the founders
OF the kepubc and that refusng permit the passions
Of the hour to leopard the interests of the future we should
exhaust eli tho Of praclsed bv
civilized nations and Taught BY the traditions OF the Amsr
people, consistent with the honor and nteress Of thu
country 10 secure peace, Union and ouar
antse for the future tho constitutional rights of every State
freeing forever the conservative masses Of the North
from the responsibility OF the guilty refusal Of honorable
poaoe and the consequent election of continued war
Resolved That in this political contest the Democrntc
party H. ~ ever the party Of law order the Consultation
aud free government; whst opposed to il IL party in
spred By respect for neither naticsv roslveA 20
override or destroy them Oil i'd the ana
cable attempt 10 raise the black man 10 she and
social level Of the whites and therefore, that there can be
no middle place between than, bot that ali VINO are no,
9Th ~ are against and either blindly or wifa
parties the overthrow Of the Consultation and the do
strucdcn Of their oountfy.oe staisausjolb ~ ~ ~
hssoised hat 70 brave soldiers In the field fight
NC 70 defend the unon We tender our wsrmsst synpa