The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-11
THE MAIN STAND.

I'D. RI u ply, Hiram Ketchum, Jr., and
OtRers.
Inc peipcpG stand was fronting Broadway and com.
rnaaded excellent view OF the square from all points
II was a2ornst with banners, notices and paper lamps
with word "Union" inscribed them. At eight
O'Clock she assembage called 10 order by Ir.
Solomon skinner, who nominated President Of the
STAND usral Duryee Of the Fifth New York zouaves.
The nous'netion was ratified unanimously.
ThoGeuet thanked them for the compliment of appoint
fng him preside over that great glorious meeting
He word not cetain them by making speech there
nany able than himself. Mr. T. A.
eaver Introduced and read the suboined series OF
RESOLUTIONS.
Wheress tire line of policy adopted by the Chief Magis
trae Of e na.ion Is n opposition 70 the plain intunctons
under ae tSs ecoas plea Of mntar Seeess he has
tnencea sem OF rect encroaehmen upon the right OF
STRIKING the reedoq Of speech and ,ae bil, ana
not ek,stie fanacal attempt c .caee an Equality social
fsga S rS a au Gs ea 70
soa IN saanSe e tie ~ % Of Con r.
garry the through the arduops conflict IN when
And whcrnas, what : now wanting q -els this Is
hs &c President re %ho w & m
for the eti OF the South 20 return 10 the Union with
Resolved Tnat the only hope for remedvnc existing
eviis isn Grange in the administration aud ABANDON
Resolved That he salvation or the country depends
choice and y Is Incumbent upon and the paramount duty OF
ons 81 cy and IN the selection Of csnd dates 70 regard
the pans expressed wishes o. the they dele
Resolved fast in the election. in opposition
upon the populer Of the candidate with the and the
Gn see@ce '
pies ns9s Which NE was founded
reoogne those sterling qualities which characterize the
Il ike 10 me
Ss 81 bis we
ba efe We y9ss OF the NH on which cores upon ne
clare hun a embodiment o. the hopes he is the choice
Resolve mat our sympathes are deeply enlisted for
our n. IN the ed ana that we Long Tor The re-
inain,an ccoutetIoa and the Union and
Resolve. fha,we earnestly recommend the friends Of
sGa e s ss s e 70 m ' nS.
n Il @ n ss S y nc o
day 2!t' Instant at twelve O'Clock. tae such
ing csiaiaisa.
The resolutions were unanimously adopted Whenever
Gsneras HcCelau's name was mentioned il greeted
with deareniug applause. As soon as the resolutions
feed approved Of, the chairman introduced The
Hon. iohn T. Haskin, who spoke as iolows:--
SpEFcH OF HON. JOHN B.. HAsKIH.
Hon s,cN p HAsKN introduced, aud received with
Mr. President, friends Of George p. Mcclellan the
Etitut'or AID the Union-("Good''-I have come here
rouirht rom adjoining rural county westchester
"a voice-'You welcome here')--,o DIN the loud
acclaim rans from this vast multitude Of uptarned
dent OF tue Uoitcd tremendous cbeeriug 1t
affords great pleasure to be at this stand because
see before me the President who was the first to
get Up tina, great regiment OF soldiers. the FIFTH
1ouaves of New York, General puryea An that regi-
chester. aud they have done great service, proba
biy Tho greatest OF any in behalf Of the Union
ond me sst'" y; pp FeGw GHs
the President Of tne unte1 ssa,estprotraced Kissing
s nnG srSs = ,ng Abraam iEs0n 'ns
sepenhe- 1862 from Washington ieearsphed TO George
Mecietlan, At Ant'esam, God bees sou, aud those
fspubhc cy General Mcclellan say thst ncon
morrow should telegraph would not be with bless g,
Sa baars a here he e conea to
Few M, in the address which shall u ale TO you.
1he s,p,s q the Thermometer and the number Of speakers
who 70 follow me adr1onish me that is proper
tnat should bc brief. fbe present adminisua.
ton came III power upon pledges ss1ansd ia
kerfere With slavery in the states where II
existed C'.ihat's 50 : rhey had power TO inter,
Acre wh (Thsts so') In addition that the last
Congress United Thirty sixth congress
or whlcn was mcmber-in February passed resolu
ton nv unanimous vote that the federal govern
had no power control slavery in the
states committing every mamber Of The rsrHbc,n party
was proposed by Charics Francis Adams. which was
unanimously adrptcd, favor of an amendment OF the
const,tu.lcn of tue pited ststes preventing in tue
ruturecrcvcr IL the rGtuTcapy interference with the
focal lost ctGns Of the siatcssavery among the rum
Der. Chesrs Subsequent 10 that thu NAV Lincoln,
Iinco,n y--.shs miserable creatnre o. the tanat'.
cIsm OF the North, modified the procls na'ion Of
that time disposed, II honesty ID him. 10 live
mp pledges under which he mad bcer elected After
5ama,,so promulgated BY MIN opposition to his
pledges and IN opposition 10 the constitution under which
proeism,ie Ito ali whom + nav con"era addressed
60 Jim Bae sanders TO the effect that he President OF
the Uned Stafes will receive no offers of peace unless
tho aboi,t;on OF slavery the abandonment slavery
follows I've propositions. (Hisscs for the Presidentl
sssus o. no tinted States mas us"rped pswers when
he had no right 20 usurr and IN those usurpaons he
block and brought Tna theisixiecn,h to the guile.
zine (Appause) was adouisbed 10 day by an article
published Ia the HEssIp By my friend. James Gordon
sppIause,tnst a, the nesuae tonight should
speak favor q Grant or not against HIM. Permit me
20 say that Affords me pleasure here 20 Dear
for General Grnt) General Grant has behaved we'll as
great soldier Of the rernblc was adnonished TO say
Chat General Grant had taken ore hundred Thousand
frisoners. that ne has done and wish TO God
Ne had taken che entire army 81 General lee bagged
Ahsni. and put down the rebellion forever II he had
done 10 not know but he might have been the next
,Prcs,dsu, az ,hc United states Veices-"Never
honor tonight George Il. Mcclellan t',reot cheers
Aud he whose policy " had not been interercd with
by thu nigger administrator, would before this have
! produced peace and restored the old uniou. (Thres
ssheers for acCiellau.l wond not deract from the
sf had CITIZEN OF old France under the great Ma
oleon det, acting from the merits Of General Ney
! would detrsct IRON General Grant; but General Srsu
has, after gong to Washington nut himseH Under the
direction Of Lincoln, acins as directory 10 carrying ou
hspfeuJces against the plans % General Mcclellan, and
80 tue cnnre OF hundred thousand nrisoncrs. but
untcrtauaisiy in the loss hundred nousaud iive
without obtaining victory. e'Thats So and ap
plause Now. fellow citizens, the ides OF November
approschsns ADD when look around and thu
6ntbn exhibited for George b. Mcclellan see tL,
yand srng on the wall that lie will be the next Presi
dent Of the United states. tRenewcd sprisusc.l lb'
Amercar people always strong their app
cf the public men Of the country. hey apprec,
etsd Geaea jackson, aud although he prosecuted
shcy mate nliu President They for time persecutes
yao Bur5u, snd made him President. As little cou,s
ehey tue election q hcCisIan as could they tina
OF lacs isyior Fellow citizens, the necessity for tn
uppres a,o Of the rebellion and change OF this admins
every ei,iysn 10 take part In the coming election
tssThats so1 This s question with US OF bread. III
preseut going on spending four mil
tons day and they tell you that the national debt
botween q, sheen aud nineteen hundred millions but
al vou il he over four thousand millions to-day. III
Door soldiers have paid for the last four or s