The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-01
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n. lincoln ihi,se, and sIo&n,l and he .dmns,rs-
Won some Of the latter vent into onoe knowing moth
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he Icplle be .~ below In ,he river l2oh,ns ,DL ,uo
ss s gss ..p s.s be oGnd him 10 spd
he November election he you'd te iC,h .,,..n.o,
r:ddy r loes ins for zoe ball n,dn o' ~ .Es emc.
-rsry 70 be- true % ihemlve. aud their country, and
IN ngT%ser hoy so,d 80 'd &. 10 nI,ia ss.,s.
ths, while -oild no, re;is, he q.
vs you'd pqotec, a, the lalloi boI sAnst me nsht
Safsps~n , s"pern %I through niiary nscss
sly. "a voice, Thiee srosn; for the snu'ty JossI3
IL i.os...es ,Aas,ion and smother cali Tor h.ii
piliioa sf men, which you'd cot thousand mii
Me President 70 endeavor TO obtain an honorable
pace. lie horsd that II would be ~ y was be-
siien, and eli down under his own vine and e trce,
siu,cni fcAslns what Hny man might az = mn. IN
end X Win Pennsy,ysna and Intimately tho Il.
serheud Of Btaee oud be- close that no one could
se he nne which divided item. lie concluded X
Ssc; sa d. 90 !" the '"''' ''' Mo ''''' o''
H0- Gilbert Dean WA the nest speaker. lie Cd
drssasd his audience fellow sufferers and remark.
ID THAI The AI-estheror and the ffovo~t Martial
srre sround and Abe Lincoln TO whom II may con-
,srn," - among thcm. The judge prcreedcd W re-
oarf upgn Mr. Lincon's declaration that there
Weir hsy wiling 70 sSecpi that platform tSo MOI lie
sad been called . War Democrat lie va WARRIOR.
Snc 1se: st G scne" TIT
I'D hlFh eHoss % Mcclellan: Ihs on, opI,Tp,r, Ri
nly opposition At the ballot boz would L. from atoiit-
unlsts. They would Leaf the one at the baiiot-bot
and the other continued their var on The neil hey
The hailot-bol. and they hal say whether Ale Lin
10, o. icorye b. Mcclellan .hould h. ruler. INC
Oellan and Cheers) lie pf"o-:d that all 10 their
abould form White boy clubs " and u any one Nth
shculdsr strrys came to the hailoL;hoS 20 event
citgsn from voting iet the ~ hito boys une
care 81 him. CheerJ lie had seen In the
oapers that General Butter VA to come here and 10
man any other per,n, and he tjudge y then a.
% them ,h;. Il Sey so sS, !, Butte, ,h' s
alluded 70 the fact Of General Mcclellan youn,eerine
and emAncipatlns Western ii.lnia from ne eiuehe'
u the rebels. After General soott had retired, then
lhe whole Administrntion e-ked Gen. Mcclellan 10
take eompand, and he me 'ps1terl defe, Any nn,
The 0mpathy Of the meeting ~hen he declared their
shoud b. no war eieept oT the Prercrya'on o. The
lent 10 send him reinioicemcn,e' rcnlathins that
Lsod would require the live. OF the .oldis.. At be
AAndA yet this not done, and GeherA Mcclellan
~ subsequently, removed. The Jude proceeded a.
Dms length, but spoke low that our reporter could
~ r mai we're Than NJ iieecln, Sy n. ms.ad.
ninstrafion Of the Government, had cor the country
an inmenr ancunt Of tloSi and treasure, ana .s
the end Of biz life, but the psace he wanted Wa a
Pesce with the restoration OF tho Union under the
Constitution. He then read account OF NcClel-
Ian's removal from the command OF the army. and
ursed upon the meetins to do their duty, and in the
word - fall. lie predicted that thee wa scsrre-
y any State which would no. yoi. for the nion,
che Constitu,ion, and Geo. H. Mcclellan. tChcer.l
Colonel Davis Of the Harris Light Cavalry, Wa
nszs introduced, and commenced by aiuding TO the
rscrnt Mcclellan meeting at Union square when he
ersdicted the nominasen Of Mcclellan, which no now
bad the satisfaction OF seeing como 10 pass, II va.
Che pcople Who then spoke aud the voice Of The lend
went with the voice Of the pcOpC. he Ams rcRn
people aud the great Democrats pntywcie the same
:1a nc hs cue s s0 no, He chcSso Them IVAN
z the army, Geo. Is. Mcclellan, ichee . ami new
Town, yIl.ss and hamc ct ha, nomination Guild /,
ratified not by CONT octos, nor by otceholdeis bn
sy sSs people, who would roll on tn. name Of III,
tChcet) At this moment rocket va. cent M, al,
che Colonel remarked that that rocket With IL
hat or flag would once moe, and roon
1svs over united Republic. lie pc1t alluded to IN
v1TioN promises made by the administration Ielatiy
p the close Of the war, but which had been pc
ebrmed He alluded TO the large number Of men hicl
M n he lIlg L.l ns.
nly been slAught and the war nearer u c.o-s
and nov The administration one, more csue to thea
md aid y they would ie-e.ect Mr. Lincoln. and civ
him enoher half million Of fighting IL en-, the lnio
you'd eoon he ie.to ed. tGroans and mo no.") We,
u woqld BE- ier oiel BY leaving han In poNef, VIDE
ennc bat women and child sn shai @ left. lie
led ~ giving isio~ ell sentence the lam ua,c
Daniel web-ter, who although not a DenocI Mt, was
:bofoueh Union man
"uuion and Liberty mot ono, hut bothl, an
anssperable now and forever"
Hon. WIN. VooIheeS of Now Jersey, was lhs ne,
speaker. He felt psoud that the candidate Tor ii
Presidency was . New Jersey exile. tCheers.J IA
his time the 7th Ward Club came up with band an
tanner, upon which insc Tibed "ro whom Il ma
Rnnoern-for Pteeident, Geo. II. hcCiellan."l Nj
Voc hees ps9ceoded 10 denounce the p esent admin
oNeuon, AND spoAt OF Its tyiann.ca .cts, such ron
duct having iesn tied la the time Of King John an
Charles the fnst. hut Geo. Il. Mcclellan WAS tn
rot peace oil any tie ms, hut peace on the ha.is {
Union. 30 iat NJ tue bemocsa.s we've conccfno
here was no dide .rner oi opinion lctV cen them no
aAd ne Known siD 10 fpoak OF such difference eIccI
She TninuNt. hLSan.,. To-day "a. leluocI ats wei
SnIisd on Eeorye u Mcclellan. iAppl When ali III
naturalization should cone Ia confess their -inS villa
aioad there would 10. (App. and iaughter.l In con
eiusion, la would ray, that Nj Lincoln had violate
every pTipcpe OF the Constitution, By ~ btraty Al
rests, Suspension OF haoeis CORPUS, &c. In 'he tin
people. They then made him sign the Mssna Cha
Il, and when he violated II thee was civil ar b,
~ wS Nsrsaids maze 10 slsn Il anew, and The ma