The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-07-12
Lon AL NEWS.

% meet tie tluo.i ear.u.r torc NJ ro1 -fu0h "a
.c, fr. and 80 cnio l. dircus el & t'ic stree. 80
i.t,oc r.. ". rcvcr few mor could lo scen i.lH-
a. fsitinr OF q ,ding " formed the onc'NrtWf
.ul,.t 1i..r-ttliio". The ur~ Imlcr o.hg f''
,i,, centre. nrgfrnthcr,sp aud Tie 20 tod
e''n VIZ surrould"d by large crowd duane 'he h-
.inoon The Information, rs It Wa consrc'uN'g
,o,ed on the hull, caused 10 particular g.oon ~
iva, Generally eli ihat the militia would p.uv' arn-
~ suHcicn, 10 hold the inmen-e intTcuthmcn u
Washington, without any large fclui1ic,Hc"t i9u
i.erai Grants amy. Tho intelitcn'e 81
he critclens heard uron oil s'er, a.
..sed the aptitude Of cur citifcus ~
pryftins by the experience Of the mst 'lre"
,.ar. Some Of the bullctins, II puhn-'of dr-
7us the first o second year u TIE Wnr would have
s4spd the greatest excitement. But y''rray j. Nes
sceived with eauanirriy indicative Of n''',.
nedins confidence IN the ultimate tcHuit IT, r.t.
.iai attitude that OF expectation ne To IL, u''
Sr.s which it would L. neceas1 10 idoP i"ne't
Ais unexEscted phnsr Of tho cafnphu. fDl.,.
ude was maI.icrted lee, the uvas, r'or'i T." -n'-
saed 10 Interfere With the plans OF Gcuornl g ru',
AID the opinion ssr freely ,Nppfted TINT the North.
M militin, under energetic leailef would te fuy
smppteut ~ tread out this last ficketins oi fohrl
tsspsTston.
FREMONT MEETING AT Rrv. DE. curry
sentins the Christian sen,irnen, Of the ClevelHad
Convention, and ~ q sDn Of ratification vi the great
mass meeting held nj the Cooper Institute R'seub'cI
Sat evening n the Church Of the Iurittns, In lniOu
square. number Of lsdies we're among the H1-
dence. The pulpit, la front and la rear was e'e-
SAntLy drapsd with American ass, and various mot
sos we're hung round the galleries aud On the pulpit
Tue principal ones we're ~ follows ffee Pes,
Fres Men, Free Nation. and Fremont Z" g Dor ir..i.
<put, lsGc, the Pioneer OF Freedom, John g. Eve
upcni !" =" univef sal Freedom, to l.. the uiy-r-i
Law !" "Csn II be morally right - dO a
aorai wrong under any circumstance Iir-
cc'n cara. Yes" NO Comp romise VI ,ucpc-'
''r,-inonI e,nancip,i.d 5O,u" rlase- In n.'ouH.
l,r,.in cuslrysd them ""Mtue, Meme rekel Lincoln
sr-ghcd b. The balance aud found wanting" i'h,s
10 .hs timo to swap horses the Pathfinder viii
..s ,-eam." Common Sense, Common law. Con-
men Justice Tor the Common Peop. !" Despotisin
II washinson, Joke for the peop, :" No Govern
meat " uch Law :" "four yeas more Of A. Lincoln
I'D the war Forbid IL Heaven and Fremont" &c
The meeting ives at o'clock called to order by Mr..
j ". Alden and Mr.. William Jenninrs pcmorest
nolniasted DR.. Henry A. Hart for the pres,ding Off
Ger. q nomination which was unanmously carried
The proceedinss opened with hymn by the choir OF
Lin church. after which the chat rrnan made appro
plate address. He insisted that y they reelecied
Abraham lincoln they would he unable 10 act M iIe.~
men. lie had been tauP't in his aho ton school to
d. what vss right and leave the quence. tod
shSyy vote .Ssi Woices f,s1nor,J iet r,% %
ID he had freedom truth, light, Justice and tod on
his eide, and ,hst ~ss what Lincoln never had and
never would have. tAppauss.l lie believed Fremont
went out " rsthhnasr not sltosetber to ind new
places bps chiefly BY the appointment OF God 10 Ind
thought thai no platform should he ADOPTED 6y the
Fremont party, Blu. that they should hr,e Ne much
n re was made Archbshop OF all our churches. tNp.
pause) Bat they had platform and me 9th rcsolu.
sisvery' Now Win lloyd Garrison .a,d thai dsa.h
and hell hal gone out from the Consttuton 'ht
I'm vinary rights ef the Con titu,ioa See gone GU
IN Il Ma strsnye TO evesr 10 support Constitution,
which had .aysry Tor lie basis ne one would ,aJ
10 amend the Con- iuion 80 a. ~ abolish slavery, he
Known OF them he knew thai from theg euorgy, and
d. III there would lie e.untiy with t1iy which
,sosid be Away rieht. applause
The Chairman then INTRODUCED the Re, ur
Clsec yer, Who oontended thai Mr Liacou WI. ed,ed
b. the Chicago Convention. not only to hs,, non
Interference IL slavery bat to 10 IN favor Of the ose
,ctln principle. ret he nu ihcd the sCoamaiiJs- %
Fremont and Hunter, aid ,he iutnsulcs Of Cimplrll
Length Th s sE y.t to 90 H. ne
ons"e al anet Ou - w." 81 10y" TiE.n'
II Cfet's, hen e1a'ueritri lie ,aiious p,ss,,
.9u', .sa on a. iiSeoin the .teoe,ee, pace .. hi
std shyW-l that he wac VICIOUS itou choice, anI VI,
tloui fron' AHc' Siti. (AppluL,.l Nj. Lincoln hM
IA, l. ana .hr question low WIS, should Tie i~oP,
t,u. them b. iulas'ic, Kan W to and fro, snC
So Il "a can nno = man who will RUE toI too
49, irsiies" ha9la usi Glucose such man
MID blew, in hentucsy. iimnrnte applause
TCt stout not being RIGHT tusG y hlis. whru 9. OFT
hg .iyei, he the slsaker .oulA s' tint anlesa III,
Iuy, we've los,. tApplalsr.l Inc Rev. Doctor thet
proceeded 10 Low that the neNt tnt - the abolition
AL yDrIi,l La La
ant power Of the President, for tuCn plNv' b, th,
banGs VI ANY man, Wound be drrlOtsint tui Uhrl
tn power OF military drspotlsn we've aiurl ~ Il
NOV, thea Indeed the power became -up rInt, uul
should not be- siyen to am mortal. tAppJ lie U,i
protetdeu ~ ceilsu!e the system ~ 'm1 ell c'iuu-
shoddy contrctots editorial poticliur, Hli otly- d
thai stamp IN bitter terms anu mid great EiNu-,
Tine speaker then returned TO the President aud r,l
that when Fremont struuE HE grand blow tnuulvls
Sh.erinf!. ANA hen Huuer struuS his .r..3 l.ui
Sreneweu app, III" people we've then not only lt 81
lat silXions 20 80 on. (Appl iht f.esiorut 70 o..
aoas he should have done, aud thc icN4, ..
only ready but anxious 10 20 iOrNH q, Htl uht -
,rusbed the leb, Hon long u O, II be enc l'C-.. u
ins but taken council OF ihtli, and not o. k,.tu
- lpe had done. lite pointed ont MANY acts 81 the ~
uuniftration, particularly the p' MI Tag .u"rg
ATsuell-s to please SPAR; tho r"iusni - colnsco
A. lropeTty OF IelPir, Nui o'no. hlgh ,rtaer a-i
uisderneanors all OF which IA insisted ~etc moi DO.
BY u. people, bqt by tne ADMIN milton
SPEAKER COLA daed W AL sHih'f' slP''' d" ''"a''
fyeLSont.
Ansr the addNss of Or. Cheoyrr " 'uowiu' e.
.>utIors were READ, amid great applause
/ The slavehoider' rebellion 70 'u 'rpr-o.so' '
rsuupvins iis motive, cause and pnn'lpN sinNn
!. Absolute equality Vi all men, leio.e tae ."', ID
The ay ana .d ns ~ hhssm .i ts,aTs
iassnUe ~ the Cove rnnIent the duty OF the popl
ma prOtsctioa Of 10Y al people the dnty OF the ro'el
Iaens Ec snhssH 70 os shI hTiha. 10 srt