The New York herald., 1864-09-28
GENERAL MCCLELLAN.
DensA Vtr atidN st OrAsge, View Jersey
Mass Meeting eHd SersDade-The Gene.
rails Speesk-<cre Esthasissm.


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The psosaresqus town 81 Orange, N. j., was the IN
Of excitsneps last sv.ang Tho occasss
serenads 70 General HcCsIIsn su4 amass meet'r
n hts honor. There two standa; che principal 90
erected In rrout of the Park House, Asd smother
far from 10. The crowd vsry large st both stsnc'
and the enthusiasm knew boun0- Tboro wer
delegates from Newark ani other srpalsss neghborir
towns and me city q Nov Ysrk represented By u
Young Meas Dsnoosatis UaAoa Club. shs odcss os
rentA Ward Mcclellan Club, and Crystss Hose Ccnpan,
No S. The SsvsnsA regiment baad discourssd nsic &
tbs meeting with its usually svsry elsassnce. Their
we're arsworks. csaAoA hsgs aud dscorxscos In pro
fusion.
Asout eight O'Clock 3 torchilght processiss mevst
through the town aad brought up u the principal stand
The Arst speaker as tsh stand vas A. J. Rposxs e
New Jersey. On being Introduced 10 was rscsvsd
with = warm burst OF applause He said tho
nsesug aSsembisA to rasiy the asnsiaa.
lions Of tho Chc.go Uosvsusioo. whs would
10 the United ss.ssa We are going 10 rsssora
the incstimabls gem Of Americas liberty At
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negro equality and Americas fresdon. The admins
ssaoa has cScned Liberty sfsasa and pu, her . Spsu
an the statesman and patriot who regards liberty wkc
will, In the principles OF truth, carry out ths
election % or George y'' B Secisilan, svo name las.
and glory TO the great republic He win ressers every
the wonder aud adrnrst Of the world. tCheers The
speaker aere alluded to tho yrsnncs manner IN which
Mcclellan had bssu treated oy the sdisrson and
his noble conduct then and Afterwards severe crit
cism Of the deeds and policy Of the administration CON
Governor rAsKxs was Dexi introduced aud received
With cheeriug u sd hin good 80 geo such gather
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s'gn Of any nsn We have proof thar be IS hne mill
tary ohsreoier We heye !, from oar politicss military
dsys' we're the tnost brilliaat On record. The
President told hin, that .'Iia hesosm would be
Dow2 n.aughIerl After ne went to Aersndra
ard was disgrsced. Geaerai Haieck ensres,eG MIN 60
ae undertook 10 save his country, and he did ~ at
Crsmpsons Pass, south Mountain and Aotict'm,
he saved the captAi and the CahDe- tCneeFs.)
Out Of their ynoath condemn theta.
rho President wrote two letters thanking him. ccnsres
tat this point tho Platform gsye way partially. but
we did not hear OF any casnsittcs resulting
to review burthens eutased by ,he war
concluded by an urRea appeal to the meeting to vote f0r
tbs noole candidate OF the constitutional Democracy
Rene we'd cheering annou uccd tho term nation OK the
address aud the meeting.
At stand No addresses were delivered BY Jous DAG.
GErI Hunt, Of New York. who severely criticised the
policy OF the present especially dnAn
vicw, and other speakors Of lesser note The
ceedogs terminated with cheers for Mcclellan.
When the meeting adjourned the sersnsde TO General
Mcclellan comnsnoed Duriug rs progress the General
received most politely and often cordially various
remarks were made by tho General expressive
mis- sentiments sowa'1s the indrasss raS n,S
ta,emen. that fell from him was ous III reply 10 A.
J. Rogers, wheo be ASKED him icouariy for
his this fsI IL will vote on the right plank
anyhow" replied the general When tho serona6e
had proceeded some time Governor Parker intro
Eve or six Thousand As soon ~ the 6snsra
made his appearances on Tho 6Acooy no was secevst
considerable time. Cheer followed cheer '.Littla
Mc,-ior the popular commander ot the cd Army oF
Potomac. Governor Parker introduced the Gcnsra
IL o sound Union address.
GSNErAA ncEy:LAs's srsscA
The GKsERAL replied as follows
My FRIENDS AND NEIcHsoss Aso YovR sscs1. sss-1 an
acknowledge th.s most pleasing compliment ! 'rus.
shs dsmons,ras,on , Is , .hs prcseoncs q 'as.
the polls favor Of tue constitution and country.
nope the q riGus victories Won by 'hs saans and sxi
trcpd Farrasdt are the toyerunLcIs OF the great victory
| for the defence Of tIe constitution whcn shalt soca
hoi be achieved thank you. my friends foe this
pleasant dcmons.ra.icn which f exceeds all that
has been expected TO night thank you for your eS-
/ you will psrfat TO say good aghi.
7he General then retired amid q scene Of Gu
introduced 10 number OF h.s friends 10 the hotel and
retired TOR the night. The meeting continued u! a
ats hour and the streets ol Orsngs caps wlth Asssn
cheers tli midnight.
and HissLctteK ~ Acce cepta0Se.
AK akPuDiArRs THE LsrIEs, AsD DYcLAEgs GsiAT
IT CHANGED TRE lssCE YRCH reACE TO
wAR-HIs sFEEcH At SYDNEY, osIo, erc.
valIandigham has finally made speech Toe demo.
cratic nominee Tie spoke Sydney Osc. Saturday
last. tho 2a,h instant The Cincinnati cararciai gave
on aondsy lasi full report occupyicz I've and half
OF tha, paper. The following 10 what he says
| reference tc McCleen's letter Of eccsptrrcc--
am . plsn and candid Insr--
will not say blunt man, for endeAyGs 10 10 oia'i
things in de,cate wsybut you will, sure, hear
me ia the discussion os pubc questions In tnc
which 10 Judgment best aud llstet calmly 20
sucn things as ought to be SAID o this occesoa First
tai ,hre NAV be no risapDreheusor t nc s,- 60 you
intend to vote the 9th or November and mean
tine q support, according g the iaeas1re 9; my aeai
l aud ability, the nominees the Chicago Coaveuloo
| George b Mcclellan and George II fondlctcu. CAr.
speaking thus distinctly upon thss poiut sna
tlemen nedope cf whom ia my familiar ,ricgd--
discuss democratic principles and subrut reason,
Why the democratic party entitled to the support not
I 0; democrats oaly but OF who part
In saving country from the banas o. tno adwrra
ton which Is destroying IL. avail tnystH OF pse.
orely tbe liberty taken by many democratic speakers
In the outnpagn Of 1885, 10 regard 10 mysc when many
speskcrs did not agree IN some respects with Mr.. Val
do not in the sentiments expressed
in tho letter os scooqtsnco Q; General Mcclellan
| what I snsi say en- this slbets WIN Dses tbs
az but an, here to sp.ak freely and cssdaIy iaors.
tore ailuce TO tho subject. cannot agree with the
distinguished gentleman, my friend. 10 whom have
alluded (Mr pugn that tha. letter Is identical With tbs
platform presented by tbe Convention Ny reading or
Eesh language does not lead me to hat interprata
of IuiGer with all due reHpcCt. from him. And
claim the nicmbsr from Ohio OF the Conrattee
tsnrtops in that Convention, 70 have oics persooa
knowledge that he mistaken The two principal points
| n tn.t letter OF acceptance which Object we're
brought before that committee The ene, 10 sae e1oo;
Until the s.aes and ihs poops OF tho South bad
turned TO the Union, would not oyhaust ihces
"srts of siatesmapshp.p IS they are called, re-
coivcd but three votes Ia that oornmi,tee. ho1gh
l preseotcd almcst N the very vords 6f tue
| letter ITSELF I say, therefore, IL " iBp,s sibis
| for 10 subscriSe 70 shs opinions expressed
In th at letter. Thsy The pVtDs.,s opinions, "
you peass of Gsnsrgi McClelon sohscA ne Ads perfs
righ entertain and Ttbtsh. harIs1 ey,ai and
t<ri,S ytOal 70 dis0H from them, do reject tAenA do
accopt them expression OF the sentiments Of
tho democratic party bvt recognize hu sgh TO enter
ard express them on eli ssable cccsaions Which
i NJ tho numbey ~ tbOss gutuiou