Daily national Republican., 1864-10-11
LOCALlNEMS.
GREAr LrNooLsI Asp Jour,os m,,re.e

'lthc Afmory Square hospital. The hall VS.
handsomely decorated with nAes and trsnspsren
oiss. hne band was 10 attendance ana dts
conrsed beautiful music, l - 20. ,gn, : ],
DE; W. ml.s,. tho. SURGEON in charge Of IN,
nS,l,n nG,,p, presided, who made some very spptc
"A .sE,s. q prs.mbls. and rs,olu,ies. w.r, var
The preamble reeounts the importsnss of N,
erHls, tho magnitude Of the interess AZ stake IN.
great privilege Of doing for ones country. II for
old D,mootatie party, forgetlul Of ancient trsdi
tlons, should strike hands with rebels In thsil
hsr susse, snls s'sog. ynion and tha
liens TO do their duty at the ballot box Thsre
I9re, nws, resolved th.t they would % their duty
form contains principles upon which alone IN,
Union can be perpstuatedi that they will support
nn, h1rshsm nan Linr3ln and Andrew Johnson for Pres
the Chieagoplatiorm deserves the exsorstion ol
o.yeTy soldier and citizen who loves his country
allies Of thg rebels, dete mined on their eounirys
tuui that they msst be defeated, or llberty,s TEN.
pie will become mass Of ruin.l that having met
suoees'iully the foe on many bloody fields, they
are now prepared to encounter their allies At the
polsi that the sword should mo- be sheathed until
that DS the q s.ass ss .Aoud All 81
he aeandoned while we have Fsrrsgut, sherman,
Grant and sheridsnI that defeat Il the bsiip ibos
would bring oala,aity, humiliation, Bankruptcy Of
CAL intsrmihable civil war, foreign conqatsf and
OF The Last hope Of Mankind Tor nee soyernment,
and ihst, by the aid OF the Almighty Ruler Of the
uin,yerse taey will succeed and win bloodless
letotyi WhoAe glorious consequences shall be felt
by the remotcst generators OF the race. ''''
Brig Gen; Terry, OF Connesticut, was then In
course OF which he reyie we'd The insnSnp,t,anM ~ ~
the rebellion, and said
e., Very many sympathi1ers of the South, under
that the rebels might be enabled 10 thes
arm arms And ammunition, repair the forts ete. Their
ss, spIS 'sshni the
iyrdnts should be put down aud the war brought :.
S,sSss SiSse No psgs Si h,t9y rec .Ided S
trsstsa a Sn,, @ hsa been before 30 le sntiy
He had served uadsr Mcclellan =. u.
aud wh.tever he might think OF ..Yi Brigade,
could not see how they had IN netherwise, he
tho Sr eqdsIssa Il.
trAry, no regarded Il him for thiii on The con,
Sisne in this "rO" also came in for or q iSsre sol Of
him as one 80 .stter oil tyranny. He considered
S HSd e[ .t ever lived for iSs Which
~ . emancipation proclaim alton, too, had been
form against the President All the soldiers before
nim (the Ipeahe) aud all the officers OF the army
EnsW thAt four days alter II was i,sued, Gen. Me.
For several days after Met ielsn's nomin alton,
great confusion rsigned among the trainers and
be unable TO secure alefter which would catch both
me me war war and peace s1Pporters Of their party. He
had neen conhdentially informed that no less than
ioutIeen lettefs mad been written before one eoud
lhe casual ob'erver would say that he seemingly
endoted all war measures but all men were In
clined to judge him by the company he keeps,
None would beisye that he would be earnest In the
Prosecution OF the war until he drives away from
hIn, seymour, NAllandigham, and Wood. His en-
iortement OF the Chicago pl latform was only inci-
neatal YET he cared not oppose ihe proposition OF
The ominee for Vice Prasideut stood squarely
pon the Chic.go platform, yet they dared not let
him wrte letter to asIeit that position for, II
IN the Union The re zldents OF Washington well
knew ths poaition .iat man had occupied 10 Cot !.
rsoord hs s1,u1eI should inform thsm,slves Of
them and the W ar. II was a fair oonelusion from
had scyeral dst IL as In the providence OF God
removed dess not e od an m ,nSsa nsS ,oe oe
s,I,ne snh the soldiers oi the Union. The speaker
o" votes Of Mr. Pendletop, And also instanred his
'.dpport OF the proposition to divide the Union
into four partp and eontended that Mcclellan, by
his tact asscnt endorIed all ihesc acts OF Pendle-
ton.
Col. A. T. McReynolds, Of Michigan, was the
next spcaker,who proceeded to contr ast the BAti-
more and ChIesgo platforms, and referred 10 the
%e gHdei,too3 Hs hs Psli al tss Gs'p prs.s.
ard n large portion OF the South declare they will
accept no termH OF peace but those based upon q
separation.
Col, McReypol"s was followed by Capt. Geo p.
Edgar, Capt y, said, under no oireumItanoes OK.
ccpt those which have drawn us together tonight
would he have spoken, after the able speeches
not become haters Of rebels and lovers Of liberty,
IN such crisis as the one OF the present time.
nc rCSr, "a ssyoCS,Sd ,h vigorous prosecution Of
in the coming election. He spoke with ali the
vigor, enthusiasm, and heartiness Of true Union
continued nppisuse. Mr., Il. A. Pierce, Of Cali.
lornis, was the next speaker, who made an elo-
luent and stirring speech, which was received with
Another meeting was organized outside the
building, which was addressed by Messrs. Pierce,
Ld5ar, and rtinoe.
THE NEW TBLEGRAPHIc FIRE ALARM.-Ap-
gohRmen's Of SuPsrfniendsnis and o. beraiors.-T The
iaP 0arms.ion. tbs foiowS1 vns a,
rrsihons on the Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph,
which !, to 90 Into operatlon shortly:
Operatorf-Rlchard Blaokie, Thomas Morrison.
Baucry-uAn-Jyhn Ii. Faulkner.
Mr. Taleott hiss been among the pioneers in the
telegraph anas 81 the country for the past hfteen
vesrs, and 10 well known to the aphing pub
lc, not only Of thi, city, but OF the whole country
% the ss %sSs
upon the ppOiutment, feeling assured that in
his hands the value Of the Fire Alarm and Police
Telegraph system will be fully demonstrated.
" he other gentleman we can only say that
thoy are represented to US ~ very worthy and es'
uud"r the direction OF 80 able a superintendent
prove themselves well worthy Of their position.
A NURSE EWAsTBD.-Attentlon is directed 70
an advertisement for a nurse In another column
good situation in = pleasant family may be Oh.
IsineG by suitable person.
-
GoLD,-Thc Briggs Gold Company have de.
dared dividend OF oae per cent. for the month OF
september, as appears from their Ofioial notice In
another column. These monthly dividends ara
rery convenient.
The MCKINLEY On. CoMPANY.-It will be
seen by Anotice in our advertising columns thai
this company have declared q dividend OF three
yer cent out OF their net earnings for The month o.
SGpieHI5er
A FINE THING FOR THE TEETH.-The fra.
Grant S0Z0dont has taken a very prominent place
among the most approved dentrinoes OF the day
II is very popular article for the toilet, highly
recommended by all who have used u a. boAutiheI
and preaeTver of the teeth refreshing the mouth
Eweetening tho breath and Arresting the progress
OF eoay. Sold by drugglsts. ocII.steod.
Go TO the Dollar Store, 4SS Pennsylyanls
\vcnue, near FOur-and.a-Half street, and see the
beautiful Jewelry and silyer-plAted Teaspoons, fol
only one dollar at the Dollar Jewelry store, an
Pcnnsylvanih Avenue, near FOuE.and a. Half st
OC'O-N'
Amusemsnts.
COMMUNICATIONS night several new faces
appeared on the boards Of the Canterbury, In al
ditton to the already large company engaged there
Tonight the graceful petite ddnSeHse, Mile. Flora
akaN. l.N h.t.