The sun., 1864-11-01


shaving down the white men Of the South and con
vcrting tho beautiful Southern country into bar
ron waste and calling peace. The i-ace which Tie
majority of the people wanted was pence, where
thosc Of The N,rih nnd so'',h could 1--we lnicr tue
shue rag rs brothers. The polly ol Mr.. Lincoln
could never accomplish tnsi, was obvious 10
every one. Where was the protection from eye W
tive tyranny. Let ATTY ouo lok to the hundreds
Of csscs of arbitrary arrests and suppression 81
newspapers Let them look also to President l. n
coln's conduct TO the Tcnnes-oc delegation. VITO
Nflied 10 him to protect the rlghis Of the czeus-
but be dismisses them in an insulting msufcr.
Let them Look ngain g. tho case oi tie ILdnntc
agents He tel cyel hey were no, gull l'i
plauscl and II was only sohorut o. TIC AGmr r.
trntou against the opposite parry. he state ~ We
country WINS very bsf How could clerk getting
x15OD or s2,0O year I've ~ these uinte, md u
Mr. l. ncoln was re-elocte,i 10 would le worse yet.
Our hanks ere 10 tc Dir ven out of existence bv
the power of taxation lie only way Of chang
ing the state Of Affairs was W change the iminr-
trsnon. t't'ooi"J Il bs1 teen stn'i IN q
,Teeoh spoken = Pnlledelgh.A and Inl'
darci TO wri'sle At the recollection of Lscon, snc
| must loot 10 her port That noant that the Iru
would he blockmled, then the Custom House would
| 10 closci, and martial law pro'lsimed. Vain lrd
| imp'idcnt threat, sad The speaker. sno1l We Al
| tclnIt bo maie to carry It out, the arms oi Nj.
Libc'ln and the arms o. his .dLerens wi. i.
iowerle's nnd palsei loore thc mighty po"or oi
tc Empire btatc. The condition % tic count -!,
cons, qusnt ou these ftcquen, and reckless oli
tions of tic Conaiituton, II Ia sad 10 consider.
| D. os NOT every innn feel that hey cannot III lth
/ lonyer con, nue without fc rful coayulsuu tAp-
! Ilausel Does } c not know that there Is Go'p-
seated dcos'aiOn O. tyranny in every true Amen
can heart, ami an tqualy deep-s, a'cd 'iiachinc1t
10 hlcr'y, which, Il rousci VII, witf H., iDr'" 'i
@ mighty avalanche. sooner or lR'si, hirl ecNAhc'
! sIsiIat all Who shall Iafe H. invpio u. Ginl
| auioS, Bcc uow those mighty vo.ccf. The very
earth seems to trenbe with npprohens on. Let
s.cry man, therefore, who values pescc, lcr "u,
and so, ial sccur.ty, national honor and III. Onion
50 d'hr H. our fathers bat not Gcarer H. them than
| y us, 10 conduct nsli on tho sh of NOvcmlrr
that all fear uf couvulHiun viii sulsiie hy placing
| in the Presidential office, one who " II ic true to
| tho Constitution, true to humanity, an, "M all
| hs7arls, true TO the Cnion"--Goorye II. Ncccl-
Ian. Npplause.l
Several other speakers followed making short
addresses whcr the meeting sdjouruci AZ the
other stands = number ot speakers addressed Tho
crowds which gathered around. and among them
WAS Jnion refugee frcm Tennessee, named Mr..
Garter, who made n speech. denunc iatory Of Mr..
Lincoln, and in favor of rcs,orin. the Union under
the Presidency of George u. Mcclellan.
GREAT Union MEETING AT CoorEE TSsrr-
Irrg.-Tho las, OF The series Of Mass Meetings un.
der the auspices 4 tue Lncoln aud johnson Cam.
raign Club took place last evening iu the large
hall n Tie Cooper Institute. II was filled To- over.
flowing. Mr.. Chaunccv N peYcw made \ fcH r.
marks after which Hon. Gaiishs A. Crow VAS
in,r,iucci. aud spoke in substance iollows;
Iic said the McCc'l,ntcs hnd m -yup,iby tor
our a. ldi"-a They had no heart fur those w d
a.cl IN doi,ntc OF their country. The dcnpuuce'i
the Administration because the re- els ''ry~i tiesc
brav. soldiers g. death T'ey pr posed to sav,
the country by again gottln- into power. Tic ouy
road TO lasting rrsc', the alossc said, ed throIg'
hc battle fold and ended IA the shouts ~ V. tor"
(Appla'ur) Tic only "rcaes cor r,m's,inncr,'
vi Grant. klprfuap. @I,.f..u trl sftl
tChoer'.g There was no otncr ", yocpt in bait
IONS and cJunon b1lls. The My loyal men wcf,
Z those who rallied aror'd Lincoln IN i"h oreers
A. Douglas haG said '-hcrr can 10 hut ,'co r'rrs,
one u traitors and tie ofe oi ratro's." GO y.
When this rebcllioN en'icd 'hrrc would be no nee
10 20 down South to hang Jcf. DlSis--,hc Cni'u
. | men dowu there would do II themselves, ARP
From the p.uo bills Of Name 10 TIC broad p'a'r'r,
Of thc West. came voices M clarion torres saying tI
the cuplerhcndg 'view tie Ground hero you W'
shortly rest" On the ST. n Novernbrr the mourn,
hl procession would iloye to the I'll. Il chandler,
Of the dead, the pail-bcarcrs woud 10 Bcnel'ct
Arnold ard tho tories Of he Revolution. The
chic-nournors would hc Jel DSis. Tuomhs, Bon
lam'r, l,ndigham, and tie Wood, with Soy
mour and his "rcu;h"in the distance mourning "
Z sa,kcloh sni ushes. THIS professor would NOV,
mourn,ul. ". When !, wos buried, TIE inrr.p
ton over 1t would hc "Ttcnson and Clpperheti
D'mocracy." TIE Rcco' ding Angel would IN
=. scribe on the tombstone, "Nu resurr,ct, IN. "
daughter tni applause Afier some icw remark
on the candidates, he retired Anl.d applause
The Glce Club then rang song. after which
other speakers followed, when the meeting nd
journca
> THr CONVENTION op WAG DEMOCRAT. D.
, To-day, a t. o'clock noon, will NEE. N oyer II
s,ltute convention of Citizens who have hereto
!, fore nctcd with the Democratic party, tut wh
!. refuse 10 stand up the Chicago platform. 4
who sympaihisf With these sentiments are invite
:, to attend. Theru will he grand mus meeting i
:, the evening, at which Mr.. H. Cuttinr W Il pr,
=. SIDE AMI u,ucral DIX w,il rrad pu address b. ~
Democrats Of the In.on. Speeches VII be made l.
judge Edwards crrcrout, Henry L. s,ehbin,
lately member oil Congress from the nrst district
and other eminent Democrats
INSPECTORS ASD ChSvAssFRs.-rh Boar
OF surcryis rs met Yesterday, and siier appointn
Inspectors and Cnnvasstr ~ OF Election IN n numb,
OF the Wards, ADJOURNED to one o'clock this day
;. to complete the selection ~ Inspectors
" CENTRAL Union PRAYER MrrrISG.-O
:. We1ncsISy evening nrN, a Union ecrylcc 10 to
:, commenced 3" tho lcsmre room, OF lie Ref rue
Dutch Church, corler 81 Lqia rc,tc Pace apG Fourt
suLt II wN oe leld every " eincs - even n
y at :. y ", sul vii hc conducted un thc plal
h the Fulton street mcct.ng. S,-lagcrs and ot'cl
desiring to spend an hour in payer are invited
to present
, FIRr IN WASHINGTON STREET.--A tr- hrol
'" cut On sunday rigtt in the Greenwich flJt
ii Mills NJ. Is Washington and 81 G.,~nwic stree
'e Tho eptrc huil ling was dcsrt eel, iuvo'yn 70 l.,
=, of sGb,o0u, together with stock vnLtt At -.3.nu
II The mills are owlei by Ira Ncafnsus- Jr. III. To-
!. is said 10 he covered by ns''rnnce.