The New York herald., 1864-11-05

they supporters Of Mcclellan. (CtessD Dout these
men all support Mcclellan. tcies oyesp vsl snatsham
ooass that he wrote ali that Is material Ia the Chicago
Platform That man and Fernando weod-(groans>-
Davis supprss Mcc siau snd eesoasS. Dis eeseers to
come TO tho front and await the eiecli OF hcCoilap
S0's'oGT SsyIs0r aud DIS as.s f''aS: Mcclellan
ss.,Ssr vo;es-.ta IA, ne frisnds bere isaay.
Every man who votes for Mcclellan, TO prevent
wishes he should vote, and that one oLe = y.sak al
men from going 10 tho polls with ae.sIan IA. n,
with gentle words the rioters murder and burn or
phan asylums (Groans or seymour uolsss yon wniri
him next ruesday into final political doom ne will say
that the failure the that Grant enters Rich
mond and end to the rebel snd his ends ".
been vain We shall shorty ascend an emincnce from
whence view the results OF the when
the beautiful south will onoe more b, Ioya-(
aud when q bond of citizenship will link TO.
getter North and South 10 attain this grcat end 10
Gods name let US be true, faithful and legal to the Last
(Cheersl.
Calls made for General Butler, when Mr.. GRIsszL
came forward and explained that the General could NOT
be present. aud had sent his regrets for his absence
Mr.. RICHARD a. DANA's REMARKS.
RICHARD II. pASA, OF Boston, next appeared, and was
received with warm applause He came from the State
that tho mercantile classes that carried through
the Union In l7Ss. He said, must be great nation
atty, yon be nothing. Hamilton and Jay came
from New York and under them the people laid deep
and vide the founda Ions OF the nation. You must
declare whether the Union shall live perish. In his
November whether the constitution win live or die.
m %o' ve ssoasI s,o ,Ds calls TO yoa
provide for separate empire on tho soil
OF the United States The world Will recognize the
confederacy. II Davis In Richmond Is triumphant, you
must ask him to make Tor you a now constitution. DO
you mean to give them constitution with slavery
If you do, they will never come unsvss you give
them now quarters for slavery The only way to meet
says says s yos have f.cd % Icres or "No Stop the war
and jen DAVIS win thunder the gates Of washington.
wv @ your SooSads leaving sS hse sa
threatening w shineton with Jen. Davis triumphant.
Will you go 70 him and ask for new constitution
fesosn,as no, only this secession. Sr but secession
everywhere you introduce a poison into the body
till you are utterly destroyed. We must fight this
war I'LL your authority is recognized as Of right
nationaiity-("Nsver, nevernl-and on the 8th win
this question. fostery has right to demand Of
you-your STATE little Masse echusetts-lcheers
Massachusetts, )-demands that New York shall put her
bnnd to the work and national existence, 0reat
cheering, and cries OF "we' do it.'D Music By tho
band.
REMARKS OF MR.. WILLIAM N. EvARrs.
WIN. NJ. EvARrs~as the next speaker. He congratu.
lated them the pride and nch had called
them together 10 relieve themselves from the Teproach
that on Monday afternoon last cast them by the
knew impudent assumption OF speech or action
was attempted by portion Of the mercantile commu
indeed the presence OF the solid substantial
mon here. There Is not absent well known name Of
indeed IT, unea e' ali Ii Tie lie rest ,Ss ooao.ry ii
hearts, full of deep solioitude, Of earnest
should alone ssaod & Idly looking on The greatness and
power OF this great commercial city has been the result
Of the Union We have at Issue in this election all that
is dear 10 people Our brthAght and marh0od
18th IL this ssue. 1t birbrght that by the wis.,
dom Of ancestors we have form Of government
psbe OF preserving our ndependence against all comers
from abroad and capable or maintaining order against
anarchy at home. tcheers) That birth We viii lose
II have not the manhood and the vaor to sustain t
against this rebellion. The Scripture says.-How
one enter into strong mans house and spcii hts goods
unless b. nrs binds the strong an2 Is this nation
strong possessing It's goods In roace il fee
beS Lock at Our wesltn and population and our terrific
courage and wisdom Of our rulers and and then
tell me whether we are strong, and whether No
,ns w
our country Cheersl u IN two generations you have
come to be twenty millions instead q three millions
with wealth increased, commerce extended, with an
army counted by millions and naval ships counted BY
huudreds-h with these facts you cannot maintain your
liberty. is because you have degenerated in spirit and
become poltroons snd must ask torns from your ono
dence OF the South The South knows IL England knows
IL, and the French Emperor knows H. Look at England
the rebel property or yours So ar are those three hun
l "a
stands Or falls BY the result Of ths election Of Tuesday
next Is said by these vote for Mcclellan that be
the Union and will But the most favorable
proposition they make is that Mr. Lucoln 10 odous to
the South; that all OF 10 at tho North who sustain him
odious TO the South, and that II we only choose
that they like be.ter than Mr. Lincoln we coax
thom back. ersive laughterl We cannot afford 70 6e
tolerant OF tho whns Of these Southern people. We
viii leave them 10 Grant, Sherman and Farrasut, whie
we a, hone rally TO the polls and vote for Mr. Lincoln
(Grest cheering
Mr.. Daniel Putnam Tyler, Of Connecticut next spoke,
after which the meeting broke, With cheers for Lincoln
&c.