New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-18

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lion. u What have they just now donei Passed law
snr"l{ng the negroes of Kentucky without oompcn
sation. and violated the Constitution b. appoint
ing the ofieers-n0t through the r S,a, CIV. SVs
They say Mcclellan Is CoppeTheaa. hs. came hea1
being an Anaconda at Antietam; lAprldnsel fellow.
citizens cannot but sge@n ".n fhG PH Of tho
whole world viii 60 down the peace of the wor,u VIII
90 down; there viii be no more place for treeooW ~
put her foot and We sha sink Hs.t. ana Ss a., II
one common ruin Do net Vet them destroy these sacred
rights but when the time comes neNt November
swear, as American citizens that tte cnioh tnu Noh
st;uton must be maintlned at al hazards onseIs.I
A song entitled Mcclellan ard tho Union YVES
next attempted led by not remarkably sen reliant
leader and Joined in by only a few voices IN the
audience. like the last drizzing drops OF uupaci'
N b NORTON Of Texas sad I have Travelled many
weary miles 10 come here tonight TO addrcSs ms
meeting because wGs told that Ge4' hfCleIhn hau
few friends here In NeV-1oTk. Hear me. Tor your
country's cause have no merit of my own. am
humble poor and pcnliless and l bear N my own
person and property the evidence OF THIS inernh niu
he'll born Rebellion. rcnd IN my boybood OF certain
StygGn lake In the lower regions Rhi our country rs
zone almost "a that depth Of misfortune and rum We
are on the river StyX. and. my friends II we only
had the proper pilot at the rudder q the ship oil
State-a Palinurus George Il. hcClclan-"e
SHOULD steer safely through our present diihcul-
ties i believe the times require plain talking
The gentleman who introduced me stated that ! was
the editor Of the last Union paper published III IeAs
dislike 20 speak Of this for several reasons. IL was
ID OF hard road to travel Mine was the only paper
which contained the message in full OF Abraham LIN,
coin when he was iuauCurated President Of the nited
states llissos and what Is more j lost Subscribers
because | refused Ia publish the message Of King Jch
Davis. What will be the condition Of the South un.
der the policy which the slave party Il carrying out
II will not be state Of things whore the Union man
and the loyal man can live. The speaker then went on
10 give recital Of his views as TO the causes of the war
One OF these causes was frud which existed when
Gen jackson was managing the State and the question
Of free trade had It's influence. Another occasion
has been the growing disposition IL underrate each
other What kind Of literature have you had iOuf
Olmstcads and your BeechcTs have yitated and cor
rupted your taste. Cleers.I Now friends, II follows
legitimate consequence, an emDitteTed State OF
feeling In the South toward the North. There bas
grown up III these latter times people VINO khe" h"t
Joseph and yon suffering in your flesh the con-
sequences Of the fact II We had regarded the com
mandment Of Moses "Coyct not thy neiglbors
man servant, nor his maid servant" ard the
other eleventh commandment Mind your own brsi.
ness and do not NEEDLE" should not have had al
this trouble. Did you ever know man who did u
suffer from a meddcsomc disposition Now. II mon
will be true 10 their own business the Union will again
be our fathers made II. l came into tins Northern
country incorporating Union man as ever was
No ever heard mo raise my voice against the Al
minlsiration until il removed from bis ONCE Gen.
George Is. Mcclellan. Cheers. IL was because was
fuly convinced that Gen Mcclellan, though not giant
stature was intellect uaI giant, lowering u ABOVE
AL the mus room croWls IN Washington. that have Op-
posed his removal But like Washington. believe that
Providence has marked him out 10 he The savior OF ms
country. A yoico-"He is a second GeorGeI what
We need is triumphant election, and We All ought 10
Join hands and march shoulder 10 shoulder Ia advancing
lis cause. You may b. OF you oi that class Of
Democrats who styled Peace Democrats. You
may b. some Of you Republicans having at heart tie
love of our country. Then IN this day Of
our oountrys peril Tome up 10 the help Of the
Lord against the mighty" come up IN defense OF popu
lar rights come up for the rescuing Of your bleeding
country from those who have stricken such denhb'ar
ing wounds upon its person. la closing all those In
favor OF Geo Il. Mcclellan IN opposition 70 the
lq fes md thTg.
cheers.
Tie cheers were given Justify. amid which the band
broke forth and little hngcts containing The motto
Hurrah for Mcclellan" were scattered through tho
hall from the platform. a dispatch Mas Iecei ed and
read from D. 5 Cox ~ Ohio regretting his enforced
absence from the meeting after which one Mar Lang
enschwnrtz OF Nnw.YOTs amused the assembly With
vnrions stories humorous aud ridiculous. until tie
arrangements for the 1sgTaising compl-ted. when
that ceremony was performed ana The meeting closed
with "A song Ia which the audience were requested TO
mite