New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-20

was said 10 BE- little Napolcou, aud certainly be
was The ltcst Nnpoieon no ever saw LONG cheels
But It c iiBed that this ittio Napoleon had organ
lied the Amy nf the Potomac aud, therefore. tey
ought 10 be grateful 20 him; hul had he h"t taken sc
special means ugratare himself with lis soldiers ana
officers tat they b'came ms 10 700 .,S,' saors Of
the Rnpublc He did at last organize an host OF leoV
men to which the Rebels could only Oppose IN arm! .,
about 20 COO; and yet though commanded and inp'lsu
10 move he refused to l,l his army marcb over 'ny
Rebels bat kept them Idle before wooden guns nntii
a countryman came in and told him tho
Rebels had tea Then he deleEm.ed On s sso aid
he do q General whom they al knew, came INTO ms
tent and said General have made reconnaissance
of that place eau toko j. With my own DIVISION
Joe HuokeI'-loud cheers Mark the reply, ""ene'
raj yOl are brave officer and IT not necessary to 90
tb- tu establish your fame as solder DEL .anno;
risk the lives of my soldiers In sue. an undertaking
Hsses VIVA; vas his conduct as General IN placing
lie Division OF Gen. Casey one nile ana haD ~ au'
vance of the main body without the slightest support ~
if he meant tn prcSo Gen, Leo with divflOn "ihr
too was his conGuct during tho seven days hsit8s
before Richmond and he asked war there al officer OF
there who could say he was IN any OF those bate
NO, no Why did he net march 10 richmond n''c'
Tho battle of Malvern Hid when the road for the fourth
tine wos open 10 Tin. Instead OF moving onward he
rctreatcd 10 Harrison Landing, where he conee'tu
tho original idea of delivering up victorious nra,
10 a dst.sted enemy He hoped the idea would
not spI.ad Icheefsl and that " Little Mae might
take out patent iol IT, and rcfnso the right OF l. tocyoy
az
Pope LET him get Of his scrspe the best way he
can"-ard let them say II man tho on sneh an oec'
sion and in such crisis could noi rise above rnch pe
personal feeling was ut to be sem 20 rue az ne a1so
House Cheer Antietam. which Moto1sns sup
porters talked much w. Was The most dsgi aer!a ns
tic ever foughr--thst was, for its leader who, when
Burnside asked for teinfoi cenen,s fciuSen 20 sonu
them but kept Eiz John Porter idle with suUO men
) much for McCican--aDd now as 20 Pobdiot0n; lie
once spoke Ia Gei man who told him that thoneh ne
should vote or Mcclellan, be meant TO scietch fehhe
h.. ~ sol
possible Ia Gt ticket and get Union out ~ u when
The Vice esidentai candidate on II admitted that no
had done orvoted ANYTHING IN support 0l The az
These men had told them the wF was iaiiuro pnt V,
them remember that few years ago Robert loorbt OF
Georgia had said hc w0ud coll the ro' ~ his slaves on
Bunker Ilill and now Robert Iooml- was ~
his grave. and The roll Of his slaves had been
called b, his masters IN Atlanta iiseK lCbrgsl
But 10 was said proof that tho war was feilnrr
that lie currency depfecist"d from the Immense
Of the national debt but that depreciation was
the work % set II traitors dow Town. who met ID
place called the Coal Hole whore II cannon was trod
II would kiJ traitors AZ secessionlss than in rny
house IN Richmond. sDd theso people would run It's
price Of gold eth higher II IL were not for those stump
speak,rs down before Richmond az Atlanta and IN lhs
TaIoy " the Shenandoah. The amount % The nsiuna
deLt nor Tho only Cause OF TIE depreoiauon &" inn
curfency proved by the Of England. whose
AZ expenditure and debt once equalled y vs,uhNp
and yet Immediately after the cose OF TIE Wal, her
YuyeInmert paper was sho,e par; snd "hh si' reg
Land then 10 his country In TACT there 10 burden
th,t this country could not only bear, lut piny
with After eloquent reference 20 the du,y 81 every
citizen 20 uphold the flag oi hs country nc sail tey
must shout FOR the Union ~ loud that II sbolld ne
heard. no, only here but in Europe, Down with the
traitors, and up with the flag" loud oheers
After glee By The Glec tluh, which vas cncorcd'
The Chairman ,IplaiDed that Gen Sickies Nogld hne
been present bu, inr I'll health and that Gen Bsni-
" bo Lad been Invited to attend unable 90 10 80
ffon tie pressure Of Lis official duties bur bad cent
letter, which lie called the Secretary OF the meeting
~ '''~' As1oa Housr. Nrw York Oct 70 1874.
GEvT1ENEy r-eret that em unable 70 accept youi
invitation 30 attend the meeting n Tho Notersn Union
4 ssocistion tonight The oIabie contest In rleh
W are engaged presents incdcRt more cheering 20
the friends II liberty hroughGu. tho world than the pot
riotic spirit which the peoe have ever, s'"fr
IN tie eIeG. Sacrifices they have been called u"n TO
mike aud the hrg fesf feature Of this Il The s'n" nj
ruppoI; given By tho soldiers u tie army In tho caus
" the county and the Adfninsuauon Which Fr!.r
seuts H.
We csnno, lgstlfg the destruction Of 6oyc!nncn; ~
TIA enieen, 'or any cause sssgnod - f"rtt
or THIS Rebellion ne people ma.I 90 % ~ Is!r
and make this grand calamity impos-ibIe,
ihe vceransof tho army no Lave defended tho -.
t@gry oi'he Union W. ihe heid aud nG~ oig"tifr lli
Tie purposc Of maintaining The civil SIDE q! tie Govern
nent have double iiilc 10 the chnilei II honora they
.4yo won History presenis no such record - ihis.
he concurrence Of snch 'iem'ht- 81 irNet III sup
port II such makes our success Is honorable
~ IT - certain.
Ifilis in my power shall seek an opportunity %
n-rt tie menbeis % your Association before tie
PRESIDENTIAL election is e.Ysed.
] have the honor 10 be,
With TIC histc,t respect, roufs &C..
y. +. BASks. Maj ten Nol'
= We1s Ti.her VI d., Gerard l.. Mek,nnr. 4.
L. Curtis. II. /. fcriey, cA-Tnin' &C. veteran
[ MON tnb
Gen. CQcpgAxr also foad iel,grim llsi i,teiyed
rom 81 Abans Vt 10 the effect that The Rebels bed
. ade a raid There. robbing Tie banks and numbering
itizcns After patriotic songs by the popular Gee
Club Gen CochIane then introduced MI \. ID Nun
.oS who read paiiioiic POEM from n" pen OF MIS-
4 A. H. Cd lli glss
REv WN II BooE was next introduced and said
that The soldier present were the Lost srccnrn- o'
peace makers The best way h. save The sbjp 81 Sinie
g she scuds before The storm With Der s'lpp-it nm
49, NJ; IA 20 take short cut aud eycct Abraham
lincoln President Il The United Sta rs 'o.r True
Tel eersL and Sherman who Las been wriirE pnhfeni
letters 10 the Mgyor of Ailatr, nnd who shopd nave
an opportunity of writing letters 70 Mayor NuhIber
Great c'coifrl TIE continent ~ N, WIDOW 81 iho
land H. thi, Union shell be preserved n u take The
lat ol our children from cur hearths Tho chicago
Convention always put uc tpeakel IA NINA Vl thhi
witch sccne III Macbeth. "h'ie mt s',n.s
move around The ceud!vn. connecting TIER hehish haF
nor, nud ready 10 CIV 1Iali Iet elm, No 'ihn nc
Iiuei The peiker concluded by sying that lheIr arc
eternal ~ inc pies which even tauons nu,t achhoei
edge before they go down to oblivion ahd 'a.h pun
ciue Of univ, r.a freedom must be bYONcd Ibis WIS
win The susaser was hbOlliiOnst We muti Use al
mems 81 Wa IN our power aAd there Is bond " uHon
b wren the loyal people 81 the North ana Me nelroe.
II the South fplhrsr VINO nave l'd our 'I'' >"
often 10 .ictoiy by ihrir Information and who nov
ttrn1 up 2OOClD strong. living wall for tho protection
Of tie Cuion lEeucwed applause.l The poifif, ing
body Of slsyory TO the iinmc 81 THE Union unt
nl the atmosphere Was tainted by IT'S hoT-
tibla stencil. Yet even then there were
men q, The North who found irnlt with our cutfing u
of fw dared 10 stand up, Ike HORACE GrEiLf.
ofTIr l11u ~ prolonged applause and three cheers
for Nh GRfrIIY flr he overthrow of the incubus 81
Slyery. until at last We have indeed effected s over
throw.
j. J. FEyS. esq. Union refugee from Tear wna
tie urxt ,ueakcr He snid he cGme from STATE in
which Lc believed there not single Cope head;
tho only tao pariie. b,ing Union. and Rebels win
GrIns IL their hands lighting against the Goyofnmen