The sun., 1864-11-04


ocyvrncr SEYMOUR unls.~ fraud wss ussd 81 she
bAhos-hx In the city Me Democracy wou'd hsve
~ leess fAup majority, fair play wss used. Hc
thca sSvssed them " avoid any exciting aryu-
ments win kcrubscans 70 90 car,y to the i-,lla>
and stand. II Dccsry ali day, unit their time came
and Oey wouh have triumph which would show
that had still the earth ''rhe law u the ffys
and the home Of tho ts~vc." tlmmcnsc sppauss)
Ar. Uhrles Pricc Of the s0th wul, next spot@
and opened by saying there but two u,inss ~
do namely, 70 relieve themselves Of the dcspotsm
Of the Administration and Of The clissrchv 4 Trru-
many Hall. aud the two birds would he kilel with
one stone. tApplsusc lie Insisted that the war
WINS failure; that the Constitution hsh bceu
tramrlcd down. and II lhcse wore kept longer
N power, they would only Disgrace the :. eat
names of those who had established the Con-
sttuton. lie tolhvcd that " George n
Mcclellan should he defeated our country
would N msdo uespotistn, and Mo
cud of our liberties will have come. lie next spoke
Of Hora,io Seymour, md trusted that he would not
have one votcless than GcnerA Mcclellan, and they
should also zee that proper representatives, wero
| sent 70 Congress H. Tls,alu the latter.
Anumhcr Of other speakers addressed the meet
Ing, which soon aAor adjourned.
The German stand presided over by NJ.
| Charles A vlcmelstcr and tao sudicuco was nd
dressed by Hon. c. q Gunther II. Gcrson, samuel
y, ~, rIs' ,Sn M .l:p Mr. Fr. JOIN ws6n A. dGnsfe
ltsrt mann. Mr. John Reilly J. W. warth, DE-.
Fred. Frcch, aud Narii1 Meyer At the other TWO
stands several gentlemen of note delivered Ndrcss-
| %, aud the vanous audiences soon dispersed.
| MASS MEETING or THE VETERAN USroN
CLup.--Thc second mass meeting, under the aus
piccs Of the Veteran Union Club took place Last
evening n the Cooper Institute. Owing IN tho
| published announcement that General Banks
would bc present and address the meeting, q very
larse audience present. The usual number of
American flags were placed around the stage. rwo
aasa Of tho 9th Regiment, which had evidently
| from their appearance service the battle.
field. placed around Il the pillars In front
Of tho stage. After several patriotic airs by tho
band In attendance the President Of tho Veteran
Union Club nads few introductory remarks
amor which the Cleo Club sang "rhe Sword O'
bunker H,r." The Rcv. Dr. Bellows wAs tho Org
regular speaker.
lie said he came from the State II California, and
that there were enough earnest men here who
only wished they were near enough to the scat of
he rebellion W give their personal aid in quelhag
II. lie rcjoicci N many ladies' present. In
California there were many Ladies Ia the audieuceA
of political meetings, but tho difference between
New York and California was. thst In California
the mothers with their babes, and nursei
them while al tho meetings., owing " the high
prize of domestic help. daughter and applsuss. }
alsvery nos the main issue Of this war slave
, would sDon he e1urpatcd. tApplshse.) The main
ipyis wEs whether the doctrine that State could
scccdc and sct up by itself, would bo sanctioned
Z t''rhara so.'c Slavery wss great evil, but Il
could have been sot nd u great deal easier thaa
: the principle of secession. Tho legs might well
= 10 scp,rated from tho body. rs one or more o.
4 these States undertake " leave te Union
!. t'Good."Y We had been trying to work with
4 our legs without tho use of our hands
9 All tho States m"st stay IN the Union n
this country WAS to be tho grcstsst nation the
osrth that God Almighty meant II iobc Appause. ]
lie bad tuen places where enough gold WAS buried
. ~ pay the national debt for ive years Cheers
= The speaker argued at souse leng,h thss the Ame
| rcan people had no& been enterIrnng enough In
commercial snslTs-we hal allowed nations 10 be
| come peers, which We should never have done
A. W the eeuon, he said he cid not generally carr
much Tor them but = saiyr might ~ we'll lie com
parsi 70 Hyperen ~ the candidate oi the Secession
| party-ho dld no, mean Jen. Davls sr-wisk
|, Mr. lincoln. App'sascl He had known both
a the csndid~to. I.e reap'cted Mcclellan, but die
not thiph he irnd an ounce Of wsdorn q sounC
. sdsA 10 his head. tCbcerJ lie (McCiellanl was
= good man In tho hospitals On tho speaker co,ilc
= bc.r ~itnsss to- On the other hand, ths great hs
= on die long holy Of Mr.. Lincoln contained tb'
!. vHdnm requisite ~ govern this great nstlon
: tChsers,l
A telegram FROM General Banks WAS then rssc
} spoIog,zng for his not being prsssnA Eshsn Allen
Esq, followed In short speech when the mectn,
a s,yovrncd.
: A McCIRLI.AH DISSEMINATION win tak
! placs to.morrow night In which al tho hcClsila
!. Wnri Clubs viii unite. General Mcclellan IL 4
. p'e " Tho procession from tho Fifth Avenue II t0|
"a General Hobart Ward v TO act M Chief Marshal.
l. THr REPUBLICAN MERCHANTS will hold
r grand ines.ing In front Of the Custom House 70
ii day, 81 SP. ~ 70 express their preferences fo
m M. Lincoln, and their sympathy with TIC prlnci
l. plss Involved in his election.