The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-02

THE RI0HM0ND MASS MEEEMG.

THE RICHMOND MASS MEETING.
i-5ii ~ 9 -. - - IL .Ya3s17le
ReeonstruefionRryM MOVementii In Fir-
gtnia.-.A Set OF. Resolutions
.--The RIehmOnd Rebels Complain
that the mo oi'thern People Refuse TO
Trust Them Implicitly as Good and
True Unionists. SA 90
4 RffH4ospi Nps Aug. 29-6P. NJ,
An hour since witnessed the opening
of that long appounced anomaly in the
city of Richmond capithlated cap
ttal iof the febelss=a Union ~ inass
meeting. This meeting isibeing held in
the public square, in the midst Of which
is the Capito the statues of Washing
ton, Jefferson Patrick Henry, George
Mason and Henry Clay. The flags OF
the United States and Virginia float
over the main speakers stand, and an
immense crowd are gathered together
70 behold q strange scene, As this
dtspateh mn 6e on its way to- New
!, ,SoElsiills5 than half an hour, j can
5bnt lsrese you with the inierest sketch
OF the ahair, toge ethef with Its most inn
pQrtant feature resolutions which
have been, already adopted, with some
little apparent enthusiasm. They We're
written by Judge Meredith, of the Court
of Conciliation, and will, under the
singular circumstances in which they
are giyen-tO to the world, Ettract u wide
qegreviof attention and perusal. p
L FHR PRESIDENT. {, !.
Judge William H. Lyons presides,
also of the Cancellation Court, assisted
by five Viea Presidents from among the
prominent citizens of Richmond.
tt. ,lt.4iA -tt-l roYyts ,;,t,,I,
whence the speaking takes place is n
conveniently, built, with elaborate ne
comIno odations for the Richmond re-
pOrters, and n comfortable position for
the musicians, who break flie mir with
the long unknown sounds of .sYpnkee
Doodle" !" "The Star Spangled Banner,' p
and other national pieces 50, long es-
strangcd from southern cars. ,i hnl {,
Os1a@ THE SPEAKERS :1riiI .i
tre Raleigh Il. Daniel, James Lyons,
w. IA. AIaeIarlnnd and Thomas p. AuI
gust, all eminent rebels six months
ago, willing and desirous, but wanting
the ability, to Inince meat the Union
ital. A ~ ~ &
T1IEITENoR OF THE MEETING.
: The readers of the, Herald will catch
the tenor of the speeches from the nc
companyiHg resolutions. 1t is regarded
as little singular That among the
speakers there Is no well pronounced
Union Manj whose ringing eloquence,
broad craftsmanship and untcInporiz-
ing motives would tend to lend the oc-
casion anlelelnent of honesty and appa-
rent sincerity. .45.i.g..ian 5il.Fs
Z ls' THE RESOLUTIONS. 2 aap2
The following are the resolutions
adopted py the lneetIlng; helr 81
cant characler VIII pc ag once aPPnfffe;nS5
TO the alteltlXe fiislsi 8 IL L
s q ~ INC Shsy 81
~ sl 70
- Less {iis II s5is I ~ III
e1sS 1a grsl ,.,.
y 4iss . = 9
~ tle : = ny M
\, y OF eLie prs
III ~ ~! eIsl4I. saI 70
= u ttte 81
=, /, :, ,
iSin5 To- ~, i;Ins tbni,s f1-,%nr % raiotinns
Iv;tS tho TT;1,, tI,eiI
fidsIitY S and E.S1t HSISafI!t Il ;,Iiat faiIa
s,iarns III, 49, 80; s,I,i nv
9ngne mud bGstI;,,lc,.te5 - ~, ,,,os il,Syt
tteSr Slesira SFtIIaS IL not c1nts mnlnte
,asf a.. ,IS,it, :, sS,,I,
80, ~
I;u
fI,aS, no I,Ct tiai ss.I ~, ,Icsi,t tI'at I,1
fsCf md non ~ fi,o
TT,io,, 1,,I,;t a. "
tyaged aia anaiSst the sacsdinP sS Statas ~
.ffSot orS ,y;cl s3s$ .;tS
n se ~ ESe nnnntIg I1v5iTss IIs
5issi,s 10 acc6,S, ,,Iisf, Al Z. i,ai,sa. tSr
tISe Iost 4bat ti,a ,,,iI,ds ~ ~
the ,l1oIa IeSI,i IS ~ ~
s,.,.o,, ,,,S ~ fJ,,St ~, n,
at 5Vashin%ton he trnivi in, in
forn,ed fri al 56f tbetfenner and disnosition-
Of the SontbsTn ISeanle. we do s6Iemnfy
tIeae on5 ali other imniIt,,, -,
lions fInSn them Of Il Kindred chnT9cterj
Ter. from ~ sonrna they come
to he utterly I1nuronnGied and mise, Il n
y BesoIreJ That the ereneraI tem11er and
A;sn9sitih3 ~ the sS61St hernf I1eanIei insl
n ,;sIiy,ss nm, ,rs,, e1, to accent and ac-
IIiiesee in the TesnIts az fine late sam
e,riiS1o,-yy s,tsFIgpIIe ond resume the duties
"a cJtjzsnGl,;S In the sIfnioIiS That. the
man Of cI1a aTacfer and aI,ilitv who hove.
hithart6 infInencerI 1Dn1lic, senfifnentI
,,aitI,er odyise. !, ,5n,. iintend; snvthino
i1St,sro,,t Sl1n, the iIiscbar1a of.ti,e;7.t
J'itf1s as 1itizans y tI1e ITTifafI sstatss
and ida are 81 satiiiis an example of full and
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