Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-29
LOCAL NEWS.


On the front Of the stand was the Inscription,
Lincoln and Johnson our army and our navy"
m one side The word: q Glsy Is ssssd When
sftet never, never, never" On the other side the
words Of Line ain, Now and ever shall do all In
> my power for peace consistent with tbs mAinte-
nance Of the Goyernmentp
The transparencies plseed around the stand bore
the following insoription,.
ro'n.
"Thish lag VIII never be surrendered to traitors"
"shoot the first man that dares haul down the
American nag;"-hr. --,
"Ihe three Peace commiSsionsrs-erant, sher-
Down with the traitor rag-up with the starry
nag"
worki."9Sran ''' ' 'p'a ''''
come veal OF woe we should stand BY the nag
ot aTSO Country ihry u =, Al. .,,s.. =, A..
Union are DOLLY htto be serfs." .. aH..f.
"Gflnt-the man to ,nk the Chicago platform"
scription death to the Copperhesdsb
Az " O'Clock, the meeting was called TO order
. by Mr. james II. Glenn nts the Vice President,
usnd the following resolutions read, which were
unanimously adopted ... .-.....r... ...,..
Whereas the period 10 rapidly approaching when
the people o. ihe United states are called upon 70
elect President and Wee President, according to
the mode prescribed BY the constitutioni and
whereas the candidates Of both the friends Of the
country anu thelr enemies are now In me held, "
behooyes u.s. as citizens, 70 take stand for one or
the otheri Therefore, be II
has had, Tor the last four yearsA faithful honest
competent, and patriotic Chiet masi,trate, who
hs, Just claim on the ps'rotic union,loviSg oit-
pledge ourselves to use all honorable means In our
power to secure that result;
we recognize a patriot and sta'ehman Of unim.
sessor Of our present able and honest vice Pfssi-
dent, Hannlbal Hamlin. -..
Retolved, That Major General George D. MeCiel-
lam in allowing himself to be made tool o. By the
Ss rPS Sps og
PIE OF the land and the open prayer in his behalf
on the part OF the rebels at Richmond should be
warning 70 every patriot.
Resolved 1hatthe course OF George H. Pendeton
in persistently voting In Congress- with the enc
our army aud navy, has placed himself 10 the same
category with Fernando and Ben. Wood Vallan.
disham, Long H,rris, and v9orhee,, and as such
ReJoiped, That our III snks are due and are hereby
rendered to Grant, Sherman, Meade, Sheridan,
liant officers, soldiers and sailors ofour army and
IL our behalf.
Inc n1g was then raised, amid the shouts and
chte OF the people, firing Of oannons, and shoot
Ing OF rockets. Head American brass band was
In ATTENDANCE, and enlivened the scene with stir
Mr.. LaTriDgton was then introduced, and said:
VII / see this leg bearing the names Of Lin
coin ahd Johnson II s'irs my very soul FELLOW
wigSam OF this city. have never visited that
1
them in the EreAtng Star. The lead rs Of that
tice then. Do you see that reverend old gentle
man who wears wigl He 10 the renowned DR..
Clayton. He was a preacher, but now he is q
judge, dealing out justice in small and broken
doses. they received him with open arms In the
Democratic party, and now ne In bead-devil Of
the whole concerD:
Do you see that little fellow with light hair !
He ia a rising lumiuary Of the Washington bar
Charlie went to Saratoga last summer for the first
time In his life, and he came home aud Joined the
democratic party. Do you see that old fellow !
That 10 Fred. schmidt, who intends to hsrl the
monster In the White House from power, and then
he will be made District Attorney, and prosecute
every DutehmAn who sells lager beer for more
than Ave eents glass. Do you see that old man
win golden Bpectaclesi That 10 John Il. Norris,
= bright luminary OF the Criminal Court. Ana
then there 10 John N Ennis, who says all my rela-
tveh are In the rebel Army, have more connex.
l'ns now battling Tor the Union than there 81
Ennises, big aud little, all together.
believe now, and always have believed, that
this Union eau never be dissolved tCIies OF never,
never" ana applause Rally round the dag, fel-
Noyemser.
Mr.. c. 'poke about three quarters OF an hour,
tiHued applause. The Assoeiations from the city
here arrived with tfsnspArenoles, lanterns, hAgs,
and a iull band OF music, and were received with
salute and cheers.
The following are tome Of the Inscriptions on
the transpareneles trough down by the club:
large transparency, borne neat TO the muB.-
cLsns, mad the ioIowinBi
Lincoln anu Johnson Ciuo oil Warrington
NY -Nlkehetses " ohhuilates)
representation oil the Preaidential Mansion !:
Leased 70 abraham Lincoln, by the people, until
March !, 1863
PIC uFes OF soldier And sailor: "Linesln's
Peace COmm'sEioners-Grant,s Sherman, Sheridan,
Failhgut, dupont, Porter"
1--WE are co uIng, Father Abraham, Two Million
Voters more"
SJme Of the notices OF the lesser ones read As
iolloHs;
Spades to the Rear"
Free suffrage for Our Soldiers"
zone Destiny-One Nation"
"HOnor to the Navy"
Honor to the Army
ATLANTA and MObilen
sheridan, and Fishers HILL"
"GreenDacka md Bluebaeks Us. Gteybacks."
Maine anu Vermont"
"Fsrragut and Dahlgren.n
The fol owing were urAped In mournlngi
"Remember the Fallen"
Honor to the Dead
sacred a,e our Battle.helds."
Ex-Gov Randall, OF Wisconsin, was then intro
duceJ, and sid: Our wigwam 10 under Heavens
bright arch, In the open, Tesb, invisorating air.
He expressed himself astOnished that q single
rebel tympathizer should be found In Washington.
What could be expected, II such thing were pos
sible, Tor the rebels to succeed What would be-
come OF our navy yArdl What would become Of
this oiIi II would be the capital OF neither Gov
ernment. You have no vote here for President
and Vice President, but an influence goes forth
from this city which Ia felt ali over the country;
therefore you do right to assemble here tonight
and declare your sentiments,
These Southern friends OF ours, who have sought