The weekly sun., 1864-09-10

esvsslh neeinssi hsnd sAdsd to the aasrsetsons Of
| The needing. End tslbrs he formal opening. .,
sven O'Clock. n ~ calculated ihss no, less than
| iaOo persons wsre consr-eatei around the DIFF.
fercns sands while iNooo l,orr shrousci the
Park and sdjacpni streets. In the meantime. the
enthusssm WAS intense. Ono eSc'ei individual
threw up ia cnp, snd cslled for three cheers for
'Gcpr,e the Second" This excited ,hs rr oi some
perpn in his immediate vicinity. who asked him
vssa he mean, by brtn. ing the name 81 king To-
| fore Republican meeting. 81 mean" said h~
| 'thss George Washington WA George the rrA.
lie vas FIRST in poace, frss In war, and frs, In
| the hearts a bis ocunsrymen, sye and the saviour
Of his country. There hss never been . Gcon,e in
sbe white Bou~ apcA shercfcrc Gecrr- n. McC'cl.
Ian will bc George sbe Second. Hc Is now
first In pcsce. nrss IN war, aud frs, In the
hearts of his countrymen aye and he is
dsstucd W I've the savior Of his country. Now then,
th'c cheers for George the Second I" I, 10 noel.
les 10 ssy that saer this explanation, the cheers
were given with will which II would have done
all enemies of the Union good 70 have heard. Pre-
vicus to the meeting being organised. the Tsmms-
nv banner IVES raised on the main stand bearing =
spread csslc with sbe inscription. Mcclellan aud
The tniou." Democratic General Committee Of
| Tsmmsuy Hall" TIE banner WAS loudly checrcd
o. - ~1 displayed. and checr upon cheer sross for
:" George n. Mcclellan" aud 'those who nomins-
ted him." The meeting wHs called to order by
Douglas Taylor, Esa, who, amid ,he most enhusI-
as,c cheering, nominated tor President the Hon.
Chsrles 2. pAiy.
JudRe Tnly, taking the chair, rendered hi- ain.
cers thanks for bens called upon Ia pre~,de At this
meeting. Tho American people he'd now before them
the mot important election in the history Of This
| country. In '~o month"; time the American p,opl.
| would have the opportunity to decide whether Mr.
Lincoln and his adminls.ra,ou shoold continue our
q him sire.Ay.j ~ she.hsr there shoad is cbsn,s
and the soverrmentip1scsd In nov hsnds; cic~
ares, unanirI,y, prs.ssscd .. their csndidsis and
TIM, o. NE l~moorai,e party, genera ,'.oIss u No,
h.i 5cI.,od i6si5 un.i.eIstis .i6s'."es 10 tGs,
.-ss.ion, aud advocated . rsturn " the, fr,ierI
nion under shich Ameries bad been smin.s.iy
.hth g.ce nish' s obtained on VI. h..l,
,te nce Of ihe prteen, Administration would sycr
branch and invite the south to return 70 the Union.
prri ss ooa'd te attained. he then siluded 10 the
ntlenen Who had eouc " Ri,hmond, and had FREE
dian o"nisrenes ' he prcp'.i;ca: 4 n, Southern
rspls serc thcn met by petiio~sns reply Of rr"si-
D sa sros".p oA The S.aSSi Y sh!ss y. south lad
received oyetups Ne ahoweA th,' .hAs are nov
no terms would l- lis.encd "a but nov ,ne recent
sveu's on ses and LAND, shosod What ev.'r
sitD ,hs pressrvs,ion q The nion. 40 f,r ~ Mr.
lincoln a. concerned he had on tso crcsslon, ~, "a
hi. utimSturn. one ot which thc speaker had h~aay
. o :"S ;ua .sf ns S,Si5 . .ssH
ase a .i:s.a =: rSSsSs Ss .Saos ny s r. Now
Pa dshked slavery - much - any Sn.' pu' he he
,.oye rnm m, had nothing to do With H. tiprl.u's
judge lhly then called ster,on 70 fhe Is-o'n'ioa
oi pesce soms thing should be given up both sides
sod 70 stand ou, for e,treme views on s,,h.L aide
iG oci"n.rI Mcs!eiIsn, ihsy had the siysn,ws OF
chansc- and th. advantage OF man who hsa .vel ,i
~. ,,io ,Es OF he Mon and ,hs mancn.uc,
., the ,'ovsI sIninsnt. tChsctl hsd 'hs wat t.sn r
6n, now The result va. 10 suens,hen the s@,th sna
divide the Norh. II Mcclellan should he elected, al
bring about tho bie-ns Of peace with a preserved
Union. (Appause) With Ie.ptet 70 Mc,leiinn an nun.
% ss n.,e f in esp'n1aas kshrnoad hut oaI
other generals hayo tried the ssmo thins and hieh-
rssors nsH so' h. S.'s bad tsoS
hn In pis,snce u 'he enem5, .na mJ NO. 90 :
" .mons " oi,'ci.l.. Thi, mod...s h.A nov eaused
ss'Ss S,,n r thu SSis sshs, once IN ,e
sn. tkppJ In conclusion he you'd say that IN "a,
ssuon ., Mcclellan WA 'hs ho!., ne sr,n hr Say "a,
Judge n.y ,e.um-d his ses, hs prosensod sish I
, handsome b0iuet
Hon. Thomas &. Fields then read a Ions lirt OF Vice
Presidents and secretaries Who were a. he said DE
lnora,s dyed in the WOOL They acre unanimously
elected. Nj F. then read the following preamble an'
resolutions: