The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-14
Preparations for Grand Rati-
fication Meeting.
LINCOLN AND HIS CABINET DENOUNCED.
The Angel Gabriel as Secretary Of State and
the Arthangel Michael as Secretary
Of War Couldn't Save Him.
GREAT ENTHUSIASM FOR THE PATHFINDER

meeting Of the Fremont Club was held last evening
II Hope Chapel 10 make arrangements Tor great mass
ratification meeting OF the Cleveland Presidential ticket
30 be held Cooper Institute It being announced
preliminary meeting, there many present; bu,
What wanting In numbers was made up in euthusi
aud eloquent speeches, principally enunciatory
the policy Of the government, particularly the violation
Of the right OF asylum refugees exhibited in The
A-gueios Resolutions passed coniemnatory
# the action Of the fling themselves the
sentatves OF the loyal League n congrI tu@tng Dir Lin
coin on bis nom nation ut Baltimore.
EDMOND GLRERI called the meeting 10 order. He said
r. perhaps proper for TO say that this meeting is
business meeting OF the Fremont Club aud Is called for
she purpose Of making Presidential arrangements for the
campaign geueraly, and also for making preliminary
gemeuis meeting OF ratification, TO take place
arrangements be made, 10 raty the ticket
nominated Cleveland The 2lst OF May last. Gre
merjous cheerirg.l Aud while the II ,or viii
bake occasion q answer soUe few questions which
asked me Amos, daily, and apprcheud asked OF al
most every Fremont man in this IL Is asked
whether this movement really bona f,i, movement
{chcers and cries ct is hi'-apd whether IL Is
teuton OF running him during the laign. Cheers
can only answer that question by stating int ii is my
opinion and intention ibat he will except indeed
h. IS prevented ,hereIrom ey death oleers No one
the nomination IN the most perfect and entire good faith
and with the Intention o. undertaking II with all its
hazards, and with all It's obioquy and with all its con.
nn2cpcies and 10 go gu it'll this Campaign be prose
eaed his early exploring expeditions, not kowng what
the result might be- but traversing the bleak hills aud
the depths in the dead OF winter, trusting
Providence and 10 his and the o. his
cause, aud in nothing e.se. Cheers II s also asked
oy some friends Of the present administration, il
radical change made In the Cabinet whether iha.
would be satisfactory (cries OF mo. no ~ answer
them most emphaicay III - the at Baltimore
may kick out Montgomery Blair; the Convon.
che entire Cabioe. a, Washington Nay, more.
they may promise, II yon please, TO put the angel Ga
briei- II were possble-iD as Secretary OF State, and
t,rVp a md "a
rest OF the Cabinet with corresponding OF charac
Tors and yet long they adhere their candidate
President 50 long shall support them (Grca.
cheering with cheers for Fremont ! do not say this
because have any ceiling OF revenge towards Mr.. Lin
CON nor because have the Tenoes maginatio that
General Fremont euter.ans ay feeling Of &c against
him. Cries Of Gle is not worth it. - Cheers) say this
because whoever you put into the Senate, other de-
parments 81 the government, long as you keep Abe
Lincoln rthe Presidential chair long you viii have
Tston OF this country will be like the play Hamlet
with the Prince y Denmark out. Cheers and OF
"Thafs 30. You must have al the head OF the
sovernmentoue no can inspire the country with cour
nge and il Is for this that have made this
noin'nation Navy have asked me what are y going
70 do' and have been visited at my Office by sundry
and indignant friends Of Lincoln ho asked with an az
cacy which perfectly consistent with csets full u
money ard who desire TO be the winning SIDE what
you going to do sYou, . radical man and known
to b. yet engaged In effort friends
TO some coppcrnead." My answer them has been
John Fremont the first candidate, and have al,
ways endeavored to mark out my Political and
SoSm my political opinions by the principles OF morality
and believe be good Gospel doctrine that should
not do evil that good may come out OF IT, II IL also good
gospel doctrine that should refrain from doing
good Tor fear evil may come out Of IL. Cheers
before vison sought TO be kept there by night
marc frgnten uout OF our proprety. say that 10
Of most uudoubted loyalty, Of most undoubted pa
nics'sm Of true courage and spirs-a who repre-.
sens TO day the American idea tho American character
and the American heart more thoroughly affirm IT, than
any Other man-f they at Baltimore tit TO choose
representative directly the opposite o. those traits that
fkAfr
mine -cheers)-and II the result shall be TO elect q
President such as they at TO call copperhead ds
loyal man--a msn no win proclaim armistce imme.
eistey after he takes his seat 10 hn House, and
tle the whole difficulty the whole war, by iiglorions
COMPROMISED say the result is the election OF such
Q man ben the responsibility rests on their shoulders
not on ours. (CEeersl had hoped that at tltim
there would have been better spirit 10 the Cow nion
had hoped that when they aud surveyed the
whole field they uld think that the term
suihcent for man Of such indifferent qualities as the
resent Incumbent o. the Presidential chair but, on the
contrary, found nothing but unanimty among them
their Candidate. II said thar tho whole country
INSISTED on lincnlas nomination (cries Of mo, no.,
That they did 50 because they had CO hdence in him,
ard Other man II Il strange to Say the barometer
IN Wal -. eel told ciacrent story and is
rep ricd here that Lincoln nominated Baltimore,
gold cr the hrst, struck near zoo That is an unerring
and BE- overlooked II will be when you
look abroad through the country thai the great majority
VIII he found loyal and the masses or tie country when
they accept lAucnln- they DO accept him. which s not
approximately will accept h,m they think they
are driven t. the wall and cannot do otherwise IS
MT the FAULT OF tie people thai this lon has gone
alb old IL Is due TO the diaboca imagination OF those
who ~ " Washington, and wh0 have given out from the
very first ard insisted on H. that hi man and 90 other
vas the first choice OF the people. Now, you may have
seen on The Mississippi peFhaps, when large number OF
RATS or heavy logs were wedged together to stretch
over two or three miles Of that river aud they
cons odatcd and packed. obstruct the river Il be.
comes dlmmed with them, stopping all navigation. Yet
y you 80 below the logs and start but OF the logs,
tbe whole body moves so IL will be with the American
people 50 It shalt DO II succeed in starting The FIRST
log, and think did this al Cleveland when started
!! e. fremont (Lnud cheers And. gentlemen. he Is
The biggest and lfest log 10 The whole immense raft
and having started BIN. s the others VIII move on, be
cause nc current IN that dircct1s II is towards free
dom, aud we have hsp. but 10 do night tie I'm
N date duty which belongs 70 those icgs-that Is. to
move those which are IN closest proximity 10 the
one hrst started. (Cheers.l aud loosen from
,no.rnSs the wnole body WI move IN quick succession
now have aid ira, IN Baltimore they did not see CT to
take up our candic-'e hut they took up another
Ba, have yet hoge u The loyal masses q the country
and " makes t.e difference 10 me whether the next
cnventon meets at Chicago The 4th q July the
goth Of August say % these representative masses
meet when and where you ike bit have the fore
sight the patriotism and the courage 10 endorse
ton there viii yet he hope oA~pressuting to the
nous suffrage Of the people, shall be elected.
fcheeis) 40 10 not wish to buy the nomination
Of any convention they DO they please they
not think Win the Geld II they do not nominl,e
us. While would not beg Nomination., believe that
that convention when meets az Chicago nomnstes J.
G Fremont believe the PEOPLE viii elect him aud The
lincoln ticket will hnd no supporters except the post
ION House and other like places Now, have 10 fear
iof hat body which T. ~ meet al Chicago II would
o. wrong u mo 70 accuse them IS the frends 0,
Lincoln ae ~ the habit 81 doing. drew my blood and
ny hetts from dcmoc attic stock. was brought up IN
hal school y 1856 proud 10 belong ~ the demo
rrsuc party because that party believed represented
w pmelpes q opulr rghis, Of public justice, and 0f
ccai se government which this country and this nation
We q secure (Cheersl Ana the admiDstra.
ton which about closing which will close On the sih OF
March, lst5--l bope 20 be renew ed againIrom
US Desnipg 70 VIZ present time has proved my salts
faction that ths party party unlt from its instincts
upet from it's compromising tandeucias-is unit saw
70 rule this great country fCbeers1 do believe ID
principal members Of his Cabinet, such as seward
trcsusl-and -(hissesl-hays this appreciation OF
popular rights and that zeal tor securing
popular liberty and keeping intact the guarantees
Of popular, the hsbeas corpus, the right trial by ry
nd these guarantees wruuf by two hundred years hard
Sighting from tho Kibas OF England and bequatned 10 n
AZ an inheritance TO keep and ENJOY forever. Cheers
Inc President aud his principal advisers DO apps
cste these thinEs. II they did SO tbey would have
nanseested 1s ncy have done during tie whole Of their
Administration. Tor II can be demonstrated 10 your