The New York herald., 1864-08-27
tEreat Enthusiasm for Gene
| raj Mcclellan.
Emphatic Declaration of Tammany
\ Hall in Favor Of Mcclellan.
n
hLinooln and Fremont Invited to
: Withdraw from the Canvass.
.FREM0NT'S PEACE PLATFORM,
A.. as.. Il.


elegation arrived last evening. There was perfec!
ovation their journey from Detroit with firing Of guns
end speeches at almost every station Every demonsra
&ion closed with cheers FOR Mcclellan Mr. Thayer, Of
foy, several times asked tue crowd who they wanted
kaomina,ed-soymour, Fillmore McClean' The cry
was always empnRticaiy Mcclellan.
Tho only opposition Little Mac to- night is from the
Stwo Woods YalanG ighamis body guard and Singleton
fuos The Woods do not pretend speak for the East
but constantly asserting that the West will sup
sport Mcclellan. valandigham Is considerably toned
saown; but some OF has delegation still rampant.
The Kentucky delegation, with Hamilton Pope OF
dts leaders, strongly pleading for the nomination Of
Mcclellan and declare that nine out Of every citizens
4 Q! that State outside OF Louisville are for him
The same view Is taken by Ex-Governor Campbell Of
tennessee The former declares the only thing
coonel Wooford Ia kept under arrest for because
declared his support for Mcclellan
III Dean Richmond is juhant and expresses his positive
soonviction that Mao will be the nominee.
aBriiIiant Reception OF tho New York
Ii Delegation at Detr oft.
fsFEECHEs BY GOVERNOR HUNT, GOVERNOR SEYMOUR
i JUDGE PARKER, COLONEL THOMPSON, HON. FRAN
pIs HERMAN AND GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN.
M from the Detroit Free Press, August 25,1
the ame OF democratic enthusiasm that is destined to
gweep over the country during the two may
Soe sad to have been kndled last evening In this city.
Infe rmaon having reached that portion Of the New
SYoIk allegation would reach Detroit early In the even
ag, preparations were hastily made for their reception
SIt beittng that Governor Seymour the ustrious
4e'ender Of civil liberty the bold and eloquent champion
t6f personal rights should generous and cordial
Iwecome in the Cty OF the Straits Governor Seymour is
the head OF OF the ahesi delegations that rep
resented the Empire State in National Convention
At four 7. large number OF citizens including his
5uor the Mayor and members OF the City Council took
On the
IDIOT the propeller Arctic, having board about forty
!gentemen from New York, was met. salute from tho
al hw Cl1a aVtnM md
cAies brought to the Arctic and took board the rep
resentatves from Detroit The Hon. Judge wilkins. OF
sthe Cnted States District Court In behalf OF the Mayor
.ond Common Council in few opportuoe remarks, vel
coined his Excelency Governor Seymour and the party
flew remarks, thanking them for No honor bestowed
"a bour was then spent IN social con yersa.iQn, nn
ieawsss' An immense sorovd Wa sksrs sassmSSd,
lsy, as doub.. tsPsiss they nie6t s@ 70 see .Liss
oor seymour The party drove 70 tho Russell Hos.,
land lett This mornipg for Chicago In the evening,
ns s.s
bly, be hoard from the front Of the City Hall. From three
.a housand persons ana listened win the
esIlun hrst spoke briefly, being introduced by Mayor
lsarker He alluded g. the necessity Of change Of ad
mnistraiion, aud called upon conservative 70 rally
70 the support Of the Union, the constitution and the
Jaws. The speech was received with the veliest
b tions Of satisfaction.
Governor SEYMOUR then introduced and spoke
abous Owe minutes He spoke Of she necessity Of deend
eng ut MI times personal rights and civil liberty He
sured republicans that with change OF administration
elevation OF the democratic party the rights OF
every citizen, be he republican democrat, should be
sacredy guarded and protected In behSlf OF the New
York delegation thanked the people Of Detroit the
brilliant impromptu reception given them.
Hon FRANCS kEasAS, member OF Congress from Utica,
n. Y, next introduced. He made most telling
speech he counseed the people TO be firm In defence
OF their rights bu. to be law abiding. Let there be no
Kentucky said the speaker In Michigan, will have
none New York Let not the tyrant usurp the peace
he ballot Mr.. Herman OF the ablest speakers
In country and hs talk suited tho people exactly
PARaEr being called upon and introduced, spoke
Nriey He this spontaneous greeting chccred and
him biz 10 Chicago. He believed the
National Convection would meet IN harmony. New York
goes that spirit with the full determination TO do
all in her 20 present such man and such prpc-
pies would give confidence and hope 10 the people
lie Michigan to join with New York n the great
victory. -
Colonel Thayer was introduced. he said he had
oope question lie wanted to inquire about "lttle
blood letting" Hadn't the people had about enough OF
NJ hadn't the distng uished statesman who wanted
E.,e blood letting had enough Of blood let during
sh whether be from tho hearts Of the people or from
abe p,pe q the national treasury3 We must make this
essin land or constituted lnw IL must not dwell alone
the rive Detroit hereafter 10 be honored
the place embark exes' Tho democratic party, he
declared with negotiation and compromise would restore
Union and peace.
George francis Train next being called upon spoke for
abou, i've minutes, in his usual vigorous and pointed
style carrying he always does, the crowd with him.
Mr. irau advertised TO lecture IN Byron Hall, Chicago
Saturday evenipg-subect, "Usurpation ot Abraham
Lincoln" FOR the benefit Of the widows and orphans Of
ssolders.
AZ bar pas, ten O'Clock the meeting adjourned, with
hearty cheers the New York delegation and The pomt
OF the Chicago Convention.