New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-28
YNIOr MASS MEETING.
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M battle. Nor Will we. On hundred baltic ae'd
an, dead who lie upon the Geld Of honor, have conse
Grated mis- contest They died that the Nation fngh'
i've. Right well the poet says;
boon an efs,Ds Heaven d s1ls, DEAR
nm sse hear, thai bleed. and breaks in her caa,e.
Even In New-Jersey there Is stern and stubborn
determination that the man who rsoonn0' .aa
che Copperhead Platform for nine day., then
SAon9sa his ba. and marched around IT, shan
not teach us sympathy with treason. In New
Jersey the people are saying aud VIII say 10 IN
Souef Ia November. that \ey are for Abraham . Ll"
colin for Liberty und against TIE Devil ana
Davis LIT the arrogance OF Privilege take notcs .,'
Liberty the sweetest Of all blessings, Is only
name nj ss the power Of the PEOPLE predsn @
the power OF toe people VIII prsd1 HnG r;Sn together
o Israel Gather the clansmen Of the oinon S ,be
under the dear old flag Of our ialnrIs. and usvy the
r'crS that has sonnded over hundred bard won
felds, "giye us victory give US ooaa. q, ,be Cod
conquer Peace over the field OF oa sr ons Fla0 orf
Of Battles our pray ers snah use.n' IVA
Land, one Heart one Nation. trerInU.'' co,rvsp>-n
SPEECH OF THE HON. MARTIN L. lO"NsENp.
Tie Hon. MARTIN /. TowNsEsD OF Troy was ne "a,
sroJnced lie said it had been sand that series VI
N;,,isnt snccessee had now crowded the AheIlcNi
arms but they had not always had ihis they bad hau
aark DAYS as we'll when they mourned anu WtP', ~
imnortant to ask when this favorable change tooS
elscewhen victory began TO perch ON the NatiViii
kanuers. IL was at the time when buell. was remsveI
from the Army of the West anu MoOIe,hih iSluuleS
lore, or from the Army Of the Potomac lioni cheers
lie asked where did Gen. McCielsns army voluntarily
with the will of the General make az attack ne
read the history Of that campaign ariSh ne had eu s
army 10 the Chicsahoiny and left them 10 be attacked
nv the enemy. when he lett them. success DeEah 70
crown our arms aud so it was in .be "esti aItn0uk"
Grant had broken the lines OF tle kepeh, yer nonr
was done with that army until Buell. was FeinONsu'
hut Ii was said these armies are hgnthg n'acS nc.
pabhcan battle. Who commanded orr armies 49, 49,
Grant and Hooker and Butler Lincoln men IA io.N &C.,
mar 4
ouestop whether tbs nation should exist ana al t'
Jeepols of the Old World perfectly UNDERSTOOD ~ a 81
he thought did the people oil TINS conhtI!. en NV"
10 cover ND this issue by talking abont the neeio &c
Inn LET them remember that whatever might DC sh.1
sbont IL the question was whether tins save suoun
be- ALL wed 10 rum all their national iniere Is but orc
man 10 git say don't yos see what icariu cruz
this is Bat he did not adswer such peope because u 80
zAowed him 20 the next room, who're Peihals ue oo
meet A brother Comprehend be would say; nope
evarv damned fool that goes South g. tight lor me hg
Ter may leave his bones there. II Nas
NO use talking 20 such men SIS taaI sD .oS
men said that the South could not De coAqueIvu
Why he replied 20 such an one, Brother Cspperheau'
you are simpleton, for from the day o te b'g! ".
Ar Nimrod the business of conquering mas Oteh tus
business Of the world aud We Yankees mean 70 Iur
euy hands 10 the same business cheofs ana laughter
and we 10 conquer The south and sea our s.uo
masters among them And another oolec'lon ol tee
Copperheads was that the Union men hsd an hItp"l!
% The men of the South Why, suoh charge was non
sepse WHOM the Union candidates Tor the ffesltehC!
aud Vice Presidency we're both nom tne Souln Nnhe
lates om the Northern Staisa not being abe u mo
spy men among the loyal men OF the South who would
cot On such platform as they proposed, how vas
aov tnst those who two years ago TAXED war
sven such men 30 Pernsndo Wood and Horaiio Scy'
incur the vles. traitors Of them all loco sheers no"
talked pegce over such dial OF bell broth a .nsy .su
scnoooted at CAicagoi why oooanse lnem p, ,s.i
Vvre really In sympathy and league WIN
De Rsbel and they had nominated for wee fIes
aent as rsnk traitor jeff Davis. and Genei a. wac
after all wss DO! General enough 70 hurt MS coessue
II. hia a.
ssry check Of the Union srns but Nssn me taud,ng
ssws came from Atlanta and tho Weldon Railroad they
pat in York and Horatio seymour whispered 10
Who hsd rosred before now roarod IKE suoklng
aove. BE hoped that soon they woad bury both 10
r1tio and Mcclellan on the sh ot No'eapcr W oeep
they would never see them more. Cneers-
LUTHER c. MARSH. esq., OF New-fork, vas then IN
odnced, and referring 10 the two Platforms, said tue
Chicago one was platform on which ever ,'a dro,
en only. II the Chicago Platform sucoeeded then the
nation lost and the had been Ia vain and truly
failure; If the Baltimore Platform then tae nation
Uss saved lie then discussed the position iof the Re
belhon, and said il hollow square and whei
they broke through the nm which they soon "ouiu ~
The Raw Nm II BooLs, Of New York said b.
voud only saw at Tint hour that he went iqr Tue wuo.
party and for the erpotuao9 o. y ps Of himself an
expense. including, II necessary. uo 'i''' VI
Gen, CUTTER was then introduced by the Chairma
and was received With three hearty cheers the whol
snS;ence rising He paid tribute 10 the memory
Tan WaSsworth and especially 70 his care for hi
sn He appealed the audience 70 sustain their ooui
try IN its trials and was sure thoy could only 90 80
supporting the present Administrator
Gen. Cutter was still speaking when our reporter le
the hall at 80 to but slightly diminished audience
and we suppose therefore, that the meeting adourne
some time this morning. There were load and gencr
calls for speech from Mr.. Horace Greeley. who a
peared the platform during the latter part Of II
meeting but this not being the programme could n
be conceded.