New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-06

: :s% h JED Ds% E.. ' southern % Rebel Of
"a and uniformly drcisieS tist 10 pc that did
Mt s,h"OT .dss thsiI ind~Pcndrper ,se"pr. tho,
The wu.d submit to erernrstiou 'shsr than teunlon
with tie North. aud the pretended pesce ooH,n' ~
while striving make poiticS caPi,H' OF "V'''S
ont Of the Lester OF Lincoln dared eot announce az" ',
peace les Mc rsY' oPeel' nfn' o. br ysr hopss.
f. restoration Of the Union W pr' snu 'ns
or hec' OF tie Chcego ia form ths"Sn W. hcnyha ."S
tn, ,,u,h \. 10 i. - II s.cnrinS Democratic victor IN
the Nor has scd that Davis OF any oshrF 81 u"
IN ea,isi,s are ~ !n. ieurn 10 tue Union bt the re
sources n IN n,.no.-d IN the gospel Of pesce"
pnb ished at Chicago AID to De applied to Fecnsng slave
{s,'', '' wb S.'n wiA slavery !. it. prop. viii
f ow the iravr hw, The 'srne and iesthrins snd fr
c,s OF SensoI suppression Of liberty of speech aud
hosc1, corpus IN the south Arbitrary srre' .ence eon"
tee the de- ant ton, tie rfepr,ssbie eofc, Hni
ete.r-l war he NorthFr Democrats eatrd at
Union vi toy and at Every deat OF their southern
Der ma sed that he piiei the Democratic Common on II
more receiving 70 nminhte than The Demoe Mayor
be ug usbH th"ned hahT while tho teImen for AZ
p-esnce '' sad looked happy while thcr hearts
Sheridan and Gr.n were making with mcG ie..Sn
Thus II was seen that stopping the war' whether 10
Of sisiesnansip" eternal That
vigorous ing the means pcnce That opo':i N
favor Of svgor,us proecuson Of the way without comro
Ini. srpp Of him iuras an honorable Pcare IN mon
hiC a. pc ..n whose ma ana uoa.t Is 'u" re ." II
IN favor OF termi - t- wsr With @"
hun nleans sympsly With JEFF. DAVIS with The Rebellion
win slev ~. p'acc-evrrssting wa.
number %. glees and songs were sung by tie tlee
Club during the evening, AID Interesting addirrses
we're delivered hy Mir McFaraue, Crpt J. Il. = llGit
Sir. Paige and Mr. James McClelGnd which We have
not space TO report and the meeting adjourned a.
late hour.
UNION WAR EAGLES.
meeting was held last night III the small
room of the twenty Third.st; Union Association to
complete tie organic ,tion ~ the Union campaign
association called tie Union War Eagles. There were
Representation from reai all the Wards In the city.
tn. GrADG Commander. james Thompson. esq. III
the chair Iderj..'o NJ. l. Coles he's already bees
chosen Grand Mnrsl al and Vice President and 5. >
Cox and c. +. Frost Secretaries and last night RI,
MAJ co and Executive Coinuifeos we're appointed ana
o set Of bylaws and regulations opted Inc niH
grand \ Isde OF the united organizations VIII take place
az the Cooper IRsiitute ON the lith last
LARGE MEETING IN THS FIFTH WARD.
At a iarge aud enthusiastic meeting ~ tho
Fifth Warl LOYAL League held a, their hea'funr,ers
No. l29 Franklin..t. oa Tuesday evening Oct lcti
il was pi0; 20 ed t. orgau!ze "War Eagle Cub
which wns done nl;er The League was a'j"irncd by
ecctlng A. J. fnWb iresidcsi, Mr. lcape, >ecretrrY'
and Mr.. Da'id Huugh, rs Assistrni- II ushfL The
Club address, 4 b. the Rev. d. rater. Gen.
Joseph T.. Smith. A. j. Buell. and \. J. Plumb Anoni
1undied members were enrolled a. IVA Eagles.
The Club sdiourhcd meet Saturday evening next
10 perfect their orsa i1atnn.
SIXTEENTH WARD UNION MEETING.
Tie Inion Association Of the 10Th Ward,
owing s!lecirnce 10 the Union General Committee viii
meet this evening n Warrington Hal Sl-ecncs VIII
i've rs,de Nv the Hon. William II. Booe. Hon D1nci
McFailaiI. AID Captain joel H. Erhnrdt Wa. No-s
W Aimee will rrcife POEM and tho Adams Glee Cunf
viii sing several camprisn songs