, 1864-07-25
EhTHr SlASTIC MEETING In METROr0LI-
TAN H4LL-ADDEESS OF uOX.
GRANT GOODRICH.


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Ts.rona,',sn IN ~ nn.a,an " .ns "assse az
the doors were opened the hall was aled almost t.
oyerfovjne. and as the time yvore nm 1vhich intcr
vene befo1e ths onanine - ths ,nes,,n1 ~ r.a,,
AffaSale cfoWdtd IN, tlltng every inch OF availa
p1e epaee' whiie many hundreds remained without
jo.ity, however, disappointed Of no
,pg. returned home, Determining ' 10 be sn'ea g,
hpnd little earlier next time. The mee,inr va
one ., the most enthns,sstIc ,h,t eysr es.s'sa w.
Within those walls. Every patriotIc utteranee va
appla1ded to the echo, and the cheers one,
drowned the voices Of the speakers for some min
utes. We need not say TINT the speeches wer
tnI Of eueh utterances. The speakers were me,
well known for their devotion to the cau.e O
hloe''y % ana .he Union, and lot their ADULT
IN eosoeaung thoee great principle
which underlie the fabric Of huua,
Hsa. "as oas y. .uose aensey
tIar,es. 81, ~ ,,1,S S aea 81 ssi ~
nh}nc.s MN M n ou h ,r ~ ~ ~ -
sustain. II was an aueury Of % sncccss-tbat cam
r'netfca az 4 eanse IL ennio;neS Hith asm detar
Tsina,inn to eofer nothfno ~ interfc,s tn hin5a
The eiorous coneummation of Vesaev " gThe Theg.
.rer.o rc.t ,r.nv j.5;as ,.r.s.nt rh Lat nn;a,
Esnd rn1ircnad tbs nroeaarns ,r3th en,,stirrto.
1nneic> 14~ ".'1 "SA''@4AA'As
Is O'Clock C "A: Reno Advanced tn the front n
| the niafE,rTn md Nominated linn Cr,nf f;no5r;ci
~ pfe.Iirnt ot thr .s*rmhir ~ motInn ~.
carried by accl1matiop. +. H nensnn ,hen snh
mtlGa me !oi!p"anR HsI Q! eentlemen. proposed
Is olice5s Ct M tne meeting; the nominations Wef'
Unanimously apps01eo: o11e .:,v.r,ox .
| EzeHJkat.uon. Grant Goodrich
IIee PyesidfnlseIta !. Mum, Iusry Nelson
4. Il; surley, Hop. E. Bsekwith; John Woodbridge
AaniIl. Col z; P; J: A.ion, g. 4. Springer, Joh1
Kaber. Wm. Rsehl. +: A. Smith. Jotu Mollier.
| 2. FoFs, "; T. Woodson, Geo. Mim!od, 9: Vor
| AoIlen1 y. kneies. L I; Waite, Wiliiam Ficdicr
GrorEe Miller, D. H. Y. Peterson, u. Shoap
| ". u. Hone1telnE n \. Fairbanks. W
A. n hamsth, I "alfs5 , Wright, @ Simeon y. wilson
| Se"na9se, sam. Achoy, John Molilsrs, 7. p
Raet =. Gh1!et; /, ,iGshtneyEs, Levy Dodge, G; a
Wn laesb ch.ries cbint nos
9auel, u. a; kaufman, Ut. f. Drtet. charlcs
toeea'Ig' Join schank, Gea II. Young and JAS
a. hIE. =,
eSe7g aI1es.-aon. Z. +: M 1lRe. u. I, Dsechct,
u. .. WENTWORTH and y. n. STRONG.
H.. al: AppEEes m OF TEE PRESIDENT. I9
duens @ s. #a 1s s!ssS a n ns e
At, come length and viii muc6 e:oquence. Ii
sienatixeu The pztnclple ol slavery AZ the cause
OF ne present Rebellion, and eonadered the instt
fs!hers. lie Fald high tribute 10 the gallant At.
mic: and their leaders, who for thres years have
oa1lea with treason, and Characterized Sherman
bic energy mist speedily cru The rebellion, aud
Il the bravery Of the fo|dIers visa seconded by
Rsees IL II hs 10 M
retrrn OF peace to the vhole coautry in icss than
yesr Mr. EoodrIch WIS listened t., With in cuse
by oa,bfcst. Of applausas ''t'1'' ''''s't' ap'e''
s1xo1so.
The band p,avea an intptrinc air. after which,
am!a lou0 caeeflnE, r lank LomnaI mounseo Eae
plauo.1n and tang one OF ms psef1o.'e songs.
Ho. ]. D. Wurd was announced by the Pr sidcn,
ng the rext speaker. He was rece:yed With OH
sncceectd rouEds Of applause. BE spoke a. foi.
F[7c.o f7H->os. nm one of severs, .vbo IT,
address ron to.mi.ht. and har6ig konw ,he mas
thsil nnrsne infiny the fa1 momcnts sh,1i nc:
ssr;s}rf,n vnn Whan sae thIs iar,a snd. al
sprr tn-,.fcht il sncols ionde. tb.n t6e anta o
any msn can, Of tbs interest WHICH the Americas u
,bia 1snd ~ onTs " ha1a ahuuSan1is srnn;;a
IT, X Du n nf nnse s nnts NJ
pled i W'ia %sn nd and aaensy TSiea eeastitate tSs
@ Mnt poMS1 n tda Iae 1ae. ta.ss sSaIs,
,rcd ond tSnrsa"ao ~ .La tst s haat auu LUZ w
Sieat ~ o1r .ua ,h,n1. IIa tte ano
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S Ses thn,a' y" ~ e.a Y an1s meet
ae' ,,naete nnete ioet,, ,e yet r7ia 5nuuea F" 10y
f ara 49, astt 1 Il non.e, mnLs 9ul
g. g. the as aa4 aS1cuaang ~ our hosniea
~ u s' - al uatE !"o Cap1c!-
,or ~ W1f,o ~ ~ ~. - II nsuians uouoe
~ -snaIie w. 49, ~ a a1u tt tae arules o.
~ 80 is 4Su d. ~, y. - sSs 20 II tn4. Ne
tr,a, tn ,y.ra d n9u ~ q, s NorA. "e afe
cnE v;etory ansd ha ,nrnn,ata Eaecs5s I'll ~
tant ste 1au "a 4sEn ~, oan " rooPs nnoef
c, ~ aeo y .shs anu a slrglna We
VIZ ~! ~ !nyal CnlGaeo laken ny sympathzers
H!e Ky IeoetiloT; ana Ialned over 70 the enemies
IA nv nso.re Z. - 1ne.., s1y, naau u 1snu VEIN
r ane ~ W oua asmY lug Heto-"nlle lney
;h.t tte,e e WIT al1oasa 'as sonenIe, as zee
thaL tneke M 1e not klndled at the North, flames
wn,en fnai! eIiee Inc bloody dses OF war to orr
own nomeeteaq;
IPsopose u ulscnse. loE lew moments, In my
way snot e1PeGl.hE tnat eau tell yon any ia:ts
yop 90 not already upderstaud) thosc subjects
det to od hsn are Of
our pcsteflty. and oi 60 momentous Importance
70 the world for MI time to come: for God ouly
kn0wa where the Light Q! liberty cau again be
fonnd u they are Permitted to quench It upon the
eo!! Of America. [Checrs.1
We have learned something In the past three
ards Improvement. Onr improvement Is steady
By experience. Our Government Is an
Illustration 0: this. When our forefakher5
were tired OF the yoke OF the British they threw it
Of; Often times anring the progress Of the war Of