The New York herald., 1864-09-18
STAND NO. EIGHT.

THIS stand situated opposite Seventeenth street,
and flcing tho Everett House. The proceedings COM
meucad at eight O'Clock By Mr. Joan L. Noyos proposing
the Hon. Daniel De.nn as chairman, who Immediately
afterwards called the meeting to order.
The list officers aud resolutions were then read and
UNANIMOUSLY adopted.
Mr. aAiAu RYNpsas the fret speaker introduced 70
rhe meeting. lie commenced by referring TO tho acts Of
the present government aad lie usurplug and despoto
maupcr which rIod. The American people, az they
loved liberty would abandon particle Of their
freedom. (Appsuse.) There never was war IN tho
history o. tho world which the people had given 50
much blood the American people had given 70 tho
nIgger and the Hooch OF abolition. (Applaase) Had
he the he would stop tb and called upon oil true
American citizens the rescue and siop nis
bloody torrent. Ihsy md nominated George B. AcClsL
Ian Sodior, states,ner and patriot, and no hoped
that IN the providence OF Goa no would be called 10
p,wer 20 stop ,hs Gnhoiy var. loud applause By
ttis woad be Drought 10 end, and all
would i've happy AMI free brothers In peace and
unarimy. lie wanted no dtsbouor9blo peace, but
peace consistent win the restoration OF tho Union sp-
Hon n. ARcuiAR,us was Tho next speaker. Ne eulo.
gyed the sod,ery cOEduct and bearing Of General Nc
Cean Mcclellan would never be beaten By the borden
q ASo Lincoln tsppase, ahd sa cries o. 'So, N nsses
s would be va. Tue democratic parry OF tho country
Uad alwavs been 6entue party, either against rebs-
non or for supporting their glorious form o. government
lhey did before With fngIsud, and they could DO t
eggin. would stand ~ pillar ri hre, aud compel
these robeous children 70 G ne back agaD 10 their
fathers house. Applause, ard "ihree cheers Tor Mo-
Ciesn tue next iresitcn, The speaker shortly asr-
wards concluded mis- address am dst applause.
General HIRAM wAiBHpCS was then Introduced " tho
mestins and il coming Forward was enthusiastically
cheered. lie commenced by reading series ~ prsctca
resolutions, which, be said scted upon wsre suitable
70 the country It's prsseus emergency They had been
submhted 10 Other great And important cities, and
highly approved He hoped that tnsifnrk hour:
~ the pas. drawing 10 close, and
that brighter hour vas about ~ dawn
upon them tAppsnse,) Ihn Infamous mruggs
then prevail and tho cogntry. These we're tho
wshe, the desires and tho sentiments Of shs people G
ascc, ,,as 10 raip,so ira, freedom which had beea
secured TO them by Their nuoesfs and tne sthers q
tns great fcpabc Tbs was whas they wets coutend.
log forhat they ardentiy wiahcd what they earnestly
sought and looked for snh BY THIS the peope would
stzDd fail. 'Lona applasse.) IL the government
wronrg carried ON ss there we're at present let The
county be saved sud rt all jop IN s sasssscn (feas
Mr. u { BiRrs,rI WAS the next speaker, and made
yery oe,tye aud apls address favor VI General No
Cisiian dc tgr. 81 stood before them ~ peace man,
apd hs wouId ever 20 or peace referred to tbs
and s devastating innocnee On the country.
hs eouteoded for a sessa.ion 2, zoe wr .rc wn@n
by a majority oi fifty thogsaLd over Abraham lincoln
lApplause ihe speaker urged on OH present. " sdeps
.w DO wonid b. ree themselves must strike me blow"
The speaker oayog called for three cheers for Mcclellan
aud Pendiotua they were warmly gwen.
Mr. n 2 Cocp~aSs having beeo introduced said that
tho asst multitude before hm no coad nos
help gayiDy thut t.e good usu come
hack again He then went pass tigh suloylan
Seoeral Mcclellan. No man living had been more ma
hgucd aud 10 nsn vas beloved sitba tAppiarso)
He then weri 10 speak much leugtn or the ran
aud said u they wasted 10 save their ceuary thsr
lives their liberties aud Their happy hoi.s ,ney should
come lor ward And VOC for George y Mcclellan zap
plause1 hs platform vas "rbe Union must and shall
he preservcdn let their watchvord " Mcclellan Pea
olcon and Liberty. trsst appiausa.l
lr X u Haisss neat spokc, aad made prsctisal yss
humorous speech lie said mary tax Of this platform
aud that plstrm: but ho wond av,se them strongly 10
elect Wet elan LIS own platform. (Appiaues and"So
We Will
Mr. LAwksscs T. TisnsAs the young Irish 9ran, cf ,hs
Nineteenth ~aid, nevt addressed tho eescmblazc ~
eugth during which he TOOK occasion 20 reser tn
the base conduct cf tho sduiiniatratoo ovares rec
people. Ealure ne said, Intended Abs Lincoln more
Oh cct rdcaie than angel of dcesructon ssa 10
was "a. cause of oil their suffsrtnys aDd wrongs -.
Mr. r,enap spoke al somo length on the duty % fse
great democracy OF tAe country supporting ssasrs
AcClean, aud retired amidst applause.
Inc crou lie Al No. y stAnd then dispersed