Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-09-22

somey a. the fsart Shet has turned the hank Of Hood
prss for ssd ,sasu
agains the patriotism and kalty the opponents Of
the AdQin:ksuep which ke Talon from % many ruth
less parssn pens and go my reckless partisan tongues
ma: destroyed every prence for the imputaon that
there party at the Mort ready for precpitats aud
igHomnious abandonment fths great struggs in which
we are engaged and wiling 10 entertain propositions
compatible with the restrson of the Consultation and
Ueion The Union--"he Union at all hsz nds'--is as
astoety the whole imart Of George b. Clelans letter Of
the on OF September as the Union in any event. was OF
that Farewell Address George ashiDg whose pro
mitigation is so nearly ssociated VII the day whc
we are assembled. Lou, cheers The unon.-t must
as it was of Andrew JackSn in SO Applause. De-
mocrstic President saxsd te Union til on and believe
Democratic President can ave the Union now [Chesrs
unconditional Unio3ism wh0iis common to
Jackson and Mcclellan, us 90 for the flag, the whole
Jag and nothing but the aae fchesrtl Lot u. Wind,
press AMI Of free and unawed elections loud cheering
even in time OF civil war aud show to all the world
we are and still mean totbe, free people We
% be. Let ns bring no railing accu,aons against the
patriotism OF Others and let treat ahch are brought
against our own psriotsm with the Contempt aud scorn
wsss sss y deserve ASpsp.s Let Y furnish al the
our gallant defenders IN the field and bear the welfare of
our soldiers and taori ever in hearts And
the word still and be, ske to friend and foe, The
Union is the condition Of peace. We AJAX Lo more
But the Union must be preserved at all hazards" NJ add
Mr.. Winthrop closed amid loud applause followed BY
three cheers for the speaker.
Speeches were also made at Stand No by Messrs g.
B. Gushing, jerome Back, @ &C EgAn and Felix Me-
Clo'ay.-A eysh 3aA lgbl4a1i a6l mcll saggaJ iD
Aetipa4 HI STAND NUMBER SEVEN 9noioJ iiia|
This stand was situated cd Seventeenth street. facing
north. The meet g called to order by Mr. A. Ma
thewson, who made brief address, and then nominated
the Hen Frederick A. Talmadgs for chairman The fol
lowing list Of vice presidents was then adopted :o m
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s Marian ao5 5saa as %s'
Hsa A paasn's i ssa]a nj D ssslah
MI MMss;more id ySh h3 Ham, "a
: A'"us' John n Gles y'n1 i 0la0 - S' one
The people surrounding this stand addressed BY the
Hon. F. A. Tamadge, Hon Eli P. Norton, Rev Matthew
bale Smith. and VIM. D. Murphy. @81 @nltl Rs
STAND NUMBER EIGHT. =.
The meeting at this stand called to order by John
H. Noyes. Esq, who proposed the Hon Daniel Devlin
chairman: The following list Of officers was then pre-
osd ssRbesv VICE parsrprsrs. IL i.slda 8as ,EssI
q S sa Pet, Ps;stisrswaa2A John Deylin I'D
john Mel MsKsoS of ~ i K seS SSninoly
DansI p.ssyas Albert Msar b
s George G Barnard, Frederick Il vultss. y
The speakers at stand No. were Messrs Isaiah Ryu
dera and Henry ArculArius. Gen Hiram Walbridge and
ga5t IL sc STAND NUMBER NINE. trsy saa,g s. II
This stand located the east side OF Union Square,
Of the two stands assigned to the German portion
of the meeting. Situated the Fourth avenue directly
facing Fifteenth street it was of the most eligible
stands the ground and throughout the evening
surrounded by very large, enthusiastc and orderly
crowd whose loud cheer. Iuns the air. Tne presiding
81 saoI. e" y VICE PRtsIDrsrss5 yias1q9gg ost
81 cise cbsRSsss George Bsa asesss
dF John kattenhorn, a nj bgseL nifacs,
asor.s Efbmshaus a "a Peter Kircahofi, y 6#
Y Dr. neis s MsSs b JOS hartmann mann 2,
Maurice Msvs, csoTos H Kn n,a.1 III "
Fred German, Hermann BrockDg
.kg Ferd Stoesssl, 5 a8 f1srylsssrna n 49,. 5s \
The speakers were Messrs Louis Krsin2er. WIN A.
Kobbs. Oswald ottendorfer, and Otto sackersdor 1851
.f,. STAND NUMBER TEN. GA \
The meeting at stand number ten the north side Of
the monument and facing it under the auspices OF
the German Democratic Central Club and the multitude
front OF it far ont numbered that at the othcr German
stand. Gel. Louis Burger presided. tT.sL
r iesl1 Gs - auvIcE lpRrsipr srsys. ca 49, s7 4
ba' W william sssinway ojaE MsssrhefsE a
! Michael sehwsysr. AZ. s,i Henry Eisnsr'' a
as ssSe csasss gay s' sps4b ssho'''r
~ friedman @naas ta'6 George Butcher
-+ Dak st492s en- sRsRKTAaIrs aa yeH
& Carl Iatn A no s5as George Knnsr, y ~ 4
Conrad Goib Sd 8.a sa :: = A'0'sA hg
At this stand The people were Addressed BY Dr. Fred
Frech, DIR A. Berckmann, and @. N. Hermann.
t9ses Ee kIE}t t@---- 10, alla8 taa.g
Besides the regular platforms for speakers there were
many stands mprovsed the trucks Of fire companies
and the stepa of houses ths xvbcb