New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-09
The Pomrtks Stnud.

Probably one thousand persons including
and children collected in ifunt Of the north
west stand.
H. IT, MoEAxGE called the meeting to order and Mr..
j. H. Broadhead elected to preside After brief
Introductory speech Mr.. 4. O.. MILES Of Pennsylyan
invited 10 speak lie reviewed with great bitter.
ness the acts Of the administration and then glanced
the history and character OF General Mcclellan. lie
said the country asonished at the fact that Nc
Collan was ordered 10 report at Trenton Nc, ieap,
said the speaker born tue spot where he CHE
speaker born laughter and cheersl. They were
born within clnshot Teach other bully TOR little Mac
They had played soldier together With wooden swords
lcheerl. The speaker continued nj considerable
length 10 urge his auditors to sustain the Democratic
ticket and stand upon the Democratic platform. He.
the speaker from tho Keystone State State that
would give General Mcclellan a handsome majority.
lGivc Curtin II liz said voice 10 the crowd.j Me-
Jellan Confined the speaker distinguished himself
in various hottesat Antietanl or elsewhere, and he
has always been ready TO serve hs country lCheersI
Tho Reverend MATHEW HALL SMITH. pastor o. a
Baptist Church ~ Brooklyn. WIS next introduced. lie
desired to speak good word IN behalf Of has Old friend
and commander ten. Mcclellan He could not cOulten-
nnce the swapping u horses in the middle of the
Tic Old horse Lincoln. had throw his riders AID dam
aged the goods. and he would Low mount horse Of
mo her color. Cheers II anon should sn.l a ship
Win light tee deck in channel where there were
no hnCys lighthouses and the passengers were ex
posed danger hc would throw the captain overheard
even though be might NOT Ike Che time nor the place
lCbccrs The speaker sad h. did not like 10 be damn
eli W.th cheers llaughtcrI Gen. Mcclellan could
hdrg his hat upon pole IN the luare ami more people
would 10 look at Il. than would so TO see any other
nah = nat with u mead In II. We know that General
jackson is the only man known in the history OF the
War Of lrl2 Gen. Mcclellan would be the only Gen
era known in the history Of the present war we are
AZ people given 70 nick names. We have had Oid
Hickory and We have the Beast lButcr and the Butch
err ltsrantj and Little Mac. Cheers.
MIR GRo. NJ CURTIS said he had read Cen hcCie''
ans Report ard in his Judgment It was equal IL Got su
perior TO Casars Commentaries and the Nomons oi
Napoleon. The Platform 1t Chicago had been m.sap
pretended by some Democrats, but he would cay to
those who disaiiected that Il recommendeda con-
yenson or States for the adjustment OF our difficulties
lChccfsl The dime has cone when We must protect
our rights end prevent fraud al the bso,-box II at
tennis are inndc 20 deprive OF rights we nl5t
resort 10 revolution. The rights Of citizens have been
stricken down by militar! usurpnon in Maryland and
Kentucky Let us TO 1t that they are no. stricken
down here Newk ork and ONO are now hand Ia hand
George Is. Mcclellan and George II. Pendieton are
hand Ia hand marching 70 victory. He ives followed
by Mr. IsGac Coleman aud others.
There was speaking also at q stand east Of the main
sta nd in German language; and at sixth stand north
of the Washington Monument IA lew gentlemen Of local
renown held forth 10 very dininutiye audience.