The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-28

~ would beee thor NorsDeTn cVppoiuoLs Ioio'o,,,
tssdh his boy W hsse shsm. re eou.d forgive the
Southern rebela bus never the Northern copper
bead, and would We y hsfa .s .Sush od s;Ion
pisueJ He concluded by prophesyins glor.oua
i Jay for the Republic.
Some smusrocpt was created by kind 81 bssa
| voice iuits9ns the GROWING Of . cock duriog he
shove .peech. q The close Of which, Gen. Uootcr
Was called on. but he not being present, the Prcs
den, introduced kr. scovillc, from Mcclellan
| adopted stsie> New jersey, o. be said, who woulu
show that something good coull come out of such
. Nszare.h. Mr.. scovile spoke 8, some length IN
opposition 70 Mcclellan, under whose banner every
dlsloysl man had arrsyed himself lie sccusei
In Of seeking shelter on . gunlc,s, smoking
c1gnr, while our men wcre pouring out their bygi
Al Malvern Hills. tApp,suse lie ssd lie did not yo',
Tor Lincoln four years sgo> but he gave him four
years Of the policy 81 war, AMI now In Gods nanc
be would give hun four year. for policy Of peace
lie had preference for either Of tie candidate
II the copp~vhcsts but II he bad any, be voiil
prefer rcndseson W Mcclellan. and Jes Days to
either, for he was q, least an open traitor. App!
lie could show thss buchanan I'D forgotten the
clause In the Consttutol which said thai no stne
in time Of pesce could make war against another.
whom he ssid that secession was BAL but they had
no power TO put 10 down. He g. included by saying
| thss no WAS for fighting until our glorious flag
| should wave over every inch Of American soil.
Then could they say-
Forever 6oat that standard sheet
Where bres'hce the fees bu, falls before us;
With freedoms soil beneath our feet
And frccdom's banner streaming DER US.
The SPEAKER continued N r,vew The action NJ NJ.
Cicllsn. and branching OF upon the Democrats
party entered into an argument showing thai TIE
policy of that party did not cnnt plate wssing
war Tor the purpose of removing the cause 81 the
| wM Ii alluliug " Mcclellan and Seymo'r n.
70 put in zone word" 10 which Mr. Townsend
| replied EXCUSE me, sir, We csnt wait ill
| morning" Voices cried put him ont" because
| the man persisted In speskins.l AZ length he was
| put out Which announcement was received witt
| cheers tho speaker remsrkipg thrt that Was the
| way ell should b. dealt with who did not do whN
| WA night namely he thrown out" He conclude
| by saving that ,bo country had, thank Col. done
| with Horsto Seymour and General N,Ciellsn, and
| In November ho4h would he hurei no low that
| hey never would again 10 heard Of.
| Hon. Luther X. Marsh was next INTRODUCED. and
hsgins taken ont = volumious manuscripts, be he
gan 70 read deliberately, during which Tie audi
ence Stamped amid loud cries for Greeley, Boolc
and others Our reporter Listened no longer tnt
gather ny up his notes et the hall lew miauscs
before miatisht.
TBr INVITING ouTsIDr.
Three stands wero erected Tor steaters but the
mcn provided were no, equal 70 the occasion. One,
who dealt almost entirely in personal sbuse of
Mcclellan, was booted 81 by the unterrlned adm.
rers OF 'Lt.le Ma, and Tor tine serious bre.ch
Of the peace WAS threatened. An immense crowd
WA in attendance bu, the speaker
voices werc drowned by booming artillery and tie
music 81 brass bands, who came leading variorp
ward clubs. Thess Republican organizations
marched and counter marched around the Cooper
Destitute, carrying banners inscribed with
various mcstocs suoglstc of The party candi.
dstes. A splendid piece Of pyro,echny, hear
| ing an American eagle. &c, was fred u the
close Of tie gathering, which broke up n, an esri
hour. Afterwards impromptu Mcclellan meetings
were sddresscd by speakers who denounced ,hs
Republican nominees and ell who scted with thu,
party.
A GENERAL TuxBLE IN PRrcEs.-The crash
In pr'eo| which has tcen impending for several
days In consequence Of the downfall Of gold, was
insuguratod yesterday by general marking down
| throughout the city Stewart broke the ice in The
rotsii line by marking all ais goods down 10 n
figure nearly corresponding with their sctunl
gold value, and the lesser merchants quickly FOL
lowed the example. Nearly all clssses Of retail
goods were diminished in price from hiteen 70
thirty per cent? and an equal or even greater de-
| cline was visible Ia the wholesale market. whole
sale houses wore busy in sending Instructions n
thar agents In The country to put down their
prices. Manufacturers teegraphed 70 the conrnis.
sion houses 70 do the same thing, and the rcvul-
| sion, although not grea, A. consumers could
wish, IL glorious indication If an early return n
od-fAShioned prices. Al the suction sNles yester-
day, the goods went on freely ., . reduction Of
frOm SO 10 ~ po1 cent In ssorrs the suction
GERS 'psssed" he goods indicating ths. the prices
offered were not satisfactory. and that the owners
are not yet ready 70 tell at reduction OF from ~
TO % per cent On some goods The reductions
| are not more than hffecn per cent. on
others 90 10 e5 Sheetings have fallen
titeen aud prints ten cents yard. woolcns have
declined considerably. Beaver overcca,iug, which
ws selling nj from $40 to sle ya-d, now sells a.
from ~ " %. othdr imported goods have boon
reduced In the same proportion. The produce and
bredstus market felt the shock nearly or quito an
much ~ the dry gocls GS'e. Flour fell any cont
and ono dollar barrel, aud pork vent down two
doI-rs barrel. Coal dealers. too who have lalely
heen 10 independent sso tecauo alarmed. pu,
down 1bcr figures and usei every inducemout to
s~ll. 10 Brooklyn tho coal csrp were OFT snc ntei
with chaltei no'iccs 70 The effect that coal hal ie
creased ono dollar a ton, and oil the desl-rs Who
he'd orde-s Tor coal made every effort 70 fIclts,,
Immediate delivery The result 4 this general
turnbhns Of prices has aIroady lsen L. bring hnsn.
csh ruin Upon some Of ,he spc'uistors who had
bought heavily vi The high pricesN and WHO conf
denil. anticipated . fur'her ri'e in tn Prize OF
gold ard II the decline ,nntinues-which u w
seerAs almost certsin--a general financial panic
may poesiCiy ensue. TIC msssea, however, Will