The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-10-15

ri, y,,.,,,i,v oe TIC Blessed viryn Mary viii 10
,,t ,,.,,o,,ovg, in the Ca,h.l.. Church. This
;e,r,d is alwsys celebrated On Ihe Third SUNDAY
~ O't,ier.
It.,oty ASn IonNsos MAS MrrTGSG.-
A.e.tny was held lasI evening a, the Cooper
lt..t.tc, uhoh wasG,lel with respectable tu'
dance O.er tue platform were supported
number of banners Tearing insrr rtous sun ." 7"
IL Glowing; THE Union n1s' aud sh"H Dc
p,,seryed." 'Tor President Abrrhnm Lncon'
} N.c President, Andrew Johns Nv " mon
tr.rnrhs-Ohio, CO,OOo ma orty lnaiasA .''"o
m.,.1.g; peuns. lgaui,, With tho soldiers vote
~. 90 a.-iorl'." A1o- M oT,n'ng sieora IS The
r .I..' q Ne Crn.r, Republican c.lH ln,uas
g. t1rYHl ,7s4 ii'r0.in.ci, 80 "n" ext i.oW.
I,o-o-.n. ~ thc s'e,." .pl SPOKE -nosihnn1hy ~
g. ..: We have Dro tustucr On RtrAt
ar.. i'.n rant 'cc,si'n' 80 al 'e,u"i'
50 " OH, a roerrgu"1t uto ours - VA
tho h.r I,.' no people ttcy ah0uli exercise me
rir,i... ttqr,l..ewii great caution. The people
he can drc..ci ~ tAcr duties IN thiF r'sieet;
! ,-I.,I'c '''HiIct y'n h.ye hal IN nc Pa W'n
l. ia. 1f.rrr fitrc This election which ~
s!a... . f,, t'fcD iss aulemn aud important event
~ "l.tor. OF trc nation, and All public sleahcfss
.s.u.l .ldr's4 the people viii I'll hon'sis and
.4.r ~ ..li athud not On PLATFORM lot fpodL
~ vrr'is u. .olcrncss and truti OIp'"nsr( !
,i,sfI b. necessary 10 speak IA hulo oi candidates
o. l s..ilc-bui ~ ia a question - prnrlnr. we
cannol, u ,Hsh thiR u pol teal "'Wp",r tcp-
sf-r Il from the ti,te Of the country Tie CONN.,
tv IL divided ThcIo ~ reason for thi',
sul It In our duty 60 ind out th' reason. This
civil contest In I'D enc It "a nrstJctscy on the
ono side, aud dcuocr.cy on the other. INC sr"nk-
or said he had e'n elected a delegate to ne Con-
veptiDn held IN South Carolina In 1860. Inc %n-
tment Of all southern men " .n hc was thef" was
in favor 81 slavery. lie had heart man say IN
speeDh delivered the omen air NJ 'hHr'est"n that
the men Of the south h,d come to thai Convention
with the Intention OF b. cab uy uItho Democratic par
~ lrd then ~ before tie I-oiie and chiin that the
Northern atoltonisis bad elected sectional can
tidntc. aud make TINT the IrrtcN Tor to war oil
i s5o.uuUp. Atcr IctuLrkb On the drnt lues-
tou aud ON th- right Of the Ptrsdcai TO sls, end
IT. bsas corpus, the speaker concluded AMID
applause.
~ ths conclusion u Mr. Alyord'l spec h. the
Giec Cl1b came forward aud sang a song entitled
''lpc Funeral Of Uncle Fam :" Alter which Hon.
a g. Baylor was introduced, as one VII, hal teen
~eut on - message b. .Ieh Davis 70 b"rnuds- but
thai icore he accomplished Lie mission, turned
hsck O. came into the service Of the MON.
H. aid the clecton Of Mcclellan would acocur-
fish tNO things In this great sirugg lu--th0 FIRST
wouI.! bc riyil revolution, though OF pcascg1lc
tinl, ,r The Government Of the unird States. The
Other, that JET. Dsvis, vii his Dist mon PARTY,
would be IN power IN Redmond. The speaker
thcn went on "a sprat At grcat Length Of tie ."nS-
Iuercrs which would result If secession PREVAILED.
ii the Chicago platform succeeded, ami Jouefson
D,S WAS left intact Al RchuOnd. tho country and
the Ic'Qe's liberties were gone. II would not g
60 bai If Jc'eraon DAVIS was not In ihe Presidential
char ut the South. Tbero so.no
people who lived in tesuuiui valley
~ North Carolina who peidcnei w.
D,vi" at tie time OF the drnh TO he exempted
Mr.. DAVIS seut down sorne troops To comfel lhern
y be- diaitol Tut the pupose was not effected. lie
bnshy after other attempts sent down Cherokee Luz
diam to effect his purpose and from that uay Ia
this hat place had Leen the scene Of continued de-
3 4.
his country tNol lie thought II he had done
his country one service, that was 10 warn the
government not to dream for moment a. enter
tiw into any negotiations whatever will the ,nf.ln.
Gus tyrants who ruled At Richmond. CApp.l
General Hamilton, of Texas, was then intr duced,
who delivered lengthy ADD eloquent speech. com.
Yarn,' the two platforms and discussing The merits
Of each. At tie conclusion OF Gen Hsmilion's
speech the meeting adjourned
THERE WILL BE Music at the Central PARK
MS afternoon, nj ;. o'clock p. N, b. the Cu4isal
Park Band. The following Is the Pro,yr lnuir;
FART l.
Park March
1. Overture n II RayRiorc ............... Au, cr
=. Fartazs IN song, brightest T. cs" stye.ll
y. MazurkaFasor.ta. ...............-. HI. Crsuci
pAEr II.
Grand March from Gomme Very Don eiti
4. Overture 10 "Oterou "........... Won " cher
q. jdDAatou Cu.ck March. .......,.. .K0,hgc llrr
(Nerii
G. Grand Selection from "Lcs vespers scAsns,
PlRr III.
8 voK Plpuli Medley ...,........ .Brailc
Q. Leap Year POLKA. ...,...,.... IL H. Drtworth
=. l. tuauEs and Briniia frou Joue. go. .Pctrclr
ii. Il .u4Atlckcr Waltz. ............. Tanner
National Pot POUR,
AMUsEMESrs
BARSUus.-rAe next week Will ~ the last
che Tom Thumb combination, Gs the li,llc rcucrf
and his wife sa for Europe on the 9oh. Tho ''n
lie people" will give three performances rs usus
tony Douier will appear in new cornicality ent
tiled "Trtpe's Miraculum - or, tho "rhrre Leysc
Wonder" new drama entitled "paul's Il
turn" Is underlined for the afternoons, AMI IN Il
evenings the Rose OF CASTLE" and iavorte far,
~iI be played.
CANrBrLL's hrssrRRLs.--The benefit OF Fran
EdSurjs. the treasurer, was success last ever m
The houses continue good, and AZ entire new b
,s ou, for next week. The Zouaye drill is night
eucored
JEHEI gE's kssoUArios. The F.l,h Concert
stle season takes place this evening at the Ac
deuy oi Muse. Thcae concerts are thronte
Chat the house - oeercrowdei As so IN The ioo'
sre op.ned First class yocslsls, h. IN male NJ
Gua!e, snd MI orchestra Of over Sky performer
IaEe par in them.
HnTorIK.rapN.- This Beautiful Circus Ct
draws immense crowds. The attraction sre "
Nd nd es client 1t is alone worth the price
siul sion ~ hear the comicalitcs oi n, clvv us.
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