The New York herald., 1864-11-05
Mass Meeting in Wall Street.
Speeches OF David Dudley Field, Gene
raj Walbridso. Moses III. Grinnoii, y.

raj .Valbrldgc, Moses III. Grinneii, b.
b. Chtttenden, VIM. NJ. Evarss, sc.
Avery large open air meeting held yesterday In
Wall street, called together by tho merchants and bust
ness men CT the city The cali was responded I, In
to show that others besides tho
Interested the questions TO be discussed by the
able speakers who volunteered for the occasion. The
10 front Of the Custom House, and stretching
either hand for considerable distances. densely
packed By earnest ana enthusiastic assemblage OF
merchants bankers, shippers, mechanics and laborers
and busin 80 men OF every class 10 the community The
proceedpgs enlvened by the Of excellent
band large aaad erected for the speakers the
steps Of tho Custom House, which draped
large flag. little after three O'Clock the plat
form Was fully occupied, when
cHAs. 8. SPENCER opened the proceedings by nou,i-
mating Presidsn. Moses a. Grinne (Great chscrins)
MR. aRINNsLL's REMARKS.
Mr.. GRiysEL thanked the meeting for this expression
business and iaboring men, all Interested in the
good OF the country He would ike to speak with effect
were here to-day representing the srsa, emporium city
Of the continent To-day they were called upon, as they
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also another Tag Or tha. confederacy,.hs nrs.-
Nag tho Union. Enthusiastic cheering That Dag
We must plant over every the land (Cries Of
Suy 70 your n na od
(Grsst chserng) He had nothing to say against the
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on that day vote Tor Abraham Lincoln and tho Union
list Of vice presidents and secretaries were thon
read and their apponsmen! confirmed by acslsmstioa
% oT ssn 0s @ with
sweIied the numbers OF the assemblsge
Mr.. PIELD's REMARKS.
Mr.. DAVID DUDLEY FIELD, the next speaker, was re-
cevsd with cheers The greatness and glory Of the coun
ty had resulted from the Union and the government
founded upon Union and government which had
commAn,cd the es ecs and honor OF the whole world
That Uuion and government had been assaied by those
who sought 10 overthrow the countryto dmunite aod 10
busld upon its ruins slave oligarchy. The leaders
| OF this helish movement bad sent ships upon the
sea destroy the Commerce OF the counIry-had scrt
pirates and traitors abroad every where and had sent
raans to assam our border pilage. burn and
destroy Ihe speaker referred TO the conduct oil ex
Mayor Wood, Who had South that they
| govsrumsnt OF our fatners) Union men, when
g. to the pos semS%oa. .nS every
Every repudator In the country Is for Mcclellan; and
ihose who labor let them remember that they who
claim that labor should be eusaycd are for Mcclellan.
(Cneers) You who have brothers ana sons in the ncd,
remember that those who are opposed TO tIem aro SUP
porters Mcclellan. Remember these things and on
tuesday 60 tho polls and vote Tor Lincoln and The
Union. tchsors and cres OF ave will y
series OF resolutions then read and approved by
| the meeting with acclamation.
| REMARKS OF GENERAL wALBRrDGE.
| General wALssDoE the next speaker who present
cd himself He appeared behalf OF the gentlemen OF
| the produce Exchange, who to man PLEDGED lhsm
selves the Union, the constitution and laws, and Who
| on Tuesday next, would march in. solid body
10 the polls to prove their fidelity to tho ooun.
| try. No In tho land werc more indebted %
our fellow osissns and you ard s q W, with them,
also bound by all the ties which bind men 70 country
% the % Union co a';sss s1 rs1ns a
What that Constitution done2 has borne the renown
Cans orx.l nnndn naft nAn
the democracy to rally round the old fag-to resist
The wicked principles Of the Chicago platform.
That platform wbo through Us supporters, say the war
Is failure IL It failure when We hsvs carried that
nag into the heart Of the rsbeona nag that viii
from It's grand work TIL the rebellion suppressed
question q srmisslce VINO !. . take paIs
90 vcrnment again recognized the southern
people have hung their leaders we will once more take
Clsisn had repuda.sd sho chicago platform he would
have commended himself 70 the whole people; and
who ousn 20 ssvs SsS below The nes
Before the contest Southern slave owner with has
dozen slaves, mmarded more influence In Washington
than any number Of Northern men could command.
When this the southern viii stand bc-
our glorious constitution (Csears cries 'na.',
| so") The contest lies with you, loyal men OF New
Union at tho polls Tuesday next and thus put an end
forever 70 tho hopes Of the rebel leaders, tCheers)
RExA xARKs OF NH, oHrrsNDEr.
epssasass essers The previs6s speaker weighed mors
avoraupos than hc but vas trusr a. this moment 10
tho lnion than he Choers.) On Tuesday pext voters
| VIII assemble, and, narrow strips Of papers the
Unionists OF the land will write the OF Lincoln,
tnebther party will write Mcclellan. The result VIII
solve the greatest problem presented 70 the world
II We fail TO vndicao the constitution and She laws 90
tina, day tho American republic VIII become mock.
How was the republic TO DO saved9 He did not speak for
any political party IN this great crisis. Our politics are
In that condition which usually preceds the destruction
l OF nst.on. And when we have gained the contest
| win be tho duty OF every man TO assist In
ppns down corrupt politicians Tho question Is, shalt
vote Tor (reat cheers and cries Of Yes, yes
| or Tor Mc,reltsnf fCries OF "No-no.') ON Tuesdsy
viii voto FOR Lincoln, for believe TO votef'r Mcclellan
would be 10 surrender tho nation TO Jef Davis. (Cri.s
of~,Ihats son) what are the prucplesnnd policy .hs
direct these meni Lncolns policy y that TIE rebels 10
arms shall lay down tber arms. We demand, IN th'
words OF Jackson that 'hs Union shall and must b
preser vedn If Audrew jackson was now living woah
he stAnd politically on the Chicago platiorm' lCrrs o
''No-no ~ Would ask rebels for an immediate cos
sation Of hostltiss? No. tCries OF "No-no1 Lncol
and biz party stand where Jackson stood. Our army AM
generals know this. Grant, Shefman, shardan
farragut, all fight that line, ard ibey an vo.e o.
2 | that line. rrust 10 these men who stand 90
y tween you and the enemies OF your country
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