The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-03-07

the voice Ot inc NATION Hhn hOAf Np on lFT
s15m metropolis % endorse His vii. Pour years AGO
had IN undsciplined army, aid met the insrr"ents
resfon and disunion were gone forever, and thc-e
event, we've celebrated to-day. tArl No had
drown 'trensh from defeat and vlsl9m q. from az
and pesce; we could not haze ole without tue other
Cher The 'rigi' Of the sreatest war shich can
impcrila HUMAN icvernmcnt we itst epptnhin'.
ana We must he prepared for great and triumph.
ant snc"e's lie advised. hcTcvet, u ~ We tLogd
show our strength Without ieins res' toyn " dely
or defeat The voices of she m"n nhf oftets nod re-
e,ted them to es'otc a3i pfc-erSe ite no1 tio
mouths, called on the r-opie to 70 stand BY tie
nion forever and iu,ufe generations would come
year ly year 70 crown them With gaflants tAr1!
Hon. John Nan Buicn vr the next speaker.
He ,role particularly u -hernans march octosa
Georei, tud gave him c.ed't 10y Oh he had done
rclc. win read 20 iIst cs,hey had = one TINE
Inc leu'isinan tIen poke Hight in fvo- Of The
Gcueiai Nho I'D s1ilcd great hatucs without io,,us
siur, life. il' tcft sludei N The g'ca c''"hId-
ton, a. one that w OF pIe1t significance 10 she
L,on. AMI ,'uifed the Audience that he had ucvsr
wave cd In be devotion to the liou, and his belief
VA hat glorious victory would ytt crosu our ~ me
Ald ti4 rebellion eCult ~ surpi" eel. NIh go ard
u iut"ric enoc tom without, there var no dan.cr
for he ns-iei them this would he the l'st rebel i"u
sny one "ho heard he voice would ''e ID the "''o'
The Hon pnvid Dnilc7 Ficli ncyt made IN c'o-
quol' adaio.s. during which be- alluded N General
Anderson leo -tood hob,nd h,ui AMID loud chse,',
while The hand played Hal to the Chief Nter
the conclusion Of At Fieldr -r-ech, General Ande'-
con heiut loudly called for then came forward, and
VA loudly chcercd, ~h.le the hand played the John
Brown song.
Nj :. B Chittcuden then Introduced The following
fesoIution'
B;;,o'rea Th, IN rtdeaog, Of ,9e rcisc rsdc
ohllaticus to provide TOT th- arphnnr Of the brave
mon ~ no fell y the sliugele %. iheii country ana
hlort them ~ The children NJ the k'T"hlc
In putting the resolution. NJ. hittsuden made
toino arp opfis'e emrrkN sier 'hcn the resolution
Nns nut, and carried unanimou.ly.
Thu Hon. Oakley Hall was neat introduced, amid
loud cheeri
| Of super, eors and vt tie Common - unCil, b" bed
colo TO take an account nj stock on var eud OF VIC,
tory II we htting thrt cofuiuecII New 'rk fhouil
do No. the trading plice. Of tNe south vCfc nos al
open except Mobile, and he expected that judge hs-
cd thsresl would soon 10 sunuo ned there, Ike Al
| AmbnRhf elephant TO rack M ~. uunk ana 70
down 10 Molae and hang up hi- rebels on the ou'rr
10 tho i9id,S7 and ssjior,, %ho had done ali they
could To e-tahIish New Igrf ne the commercial me-
| tupolis Of the world NtW York. with her 5000
acres. Nth her journals and -era' rud -papers
her SO miles Of rAs-ppes her 2ul uilos oi sever,
sna nGf =" me. q ,o'"n p'Ye, han Ho, "n'
| lad throun out tho wealth OF her merchants
She had thrown out tho labor n her mechanics int
her onru had thrown Light into tho oyo Of The ca.
pitinF 'oldier. 1hough difcrinF ~ voief. al about
the wav nat down he rebellion. the ali agreed
| vac Wih the word in one hand. AID they had th9
| olive branch IN the other. tAppHns. With icgn
loleee h. said he only way 10 have n va to heht
for H. tChCen.l And II peace was TO he ask d 10 D.
| iecogntion OF the SOUTH he would venture 10 say
thu, the OIL pcople IN New York vote ior It woJd
| =. the tenants OF lunn;io -sylums MI Han conc I'D
! ID by Lsking them all 10 iCm'uIhcr thee g.llut
worl' e" could not look In the f'oe Of nv gallant
| omrsder ot the army nod the navy, who have SUI.
,1vrl so inanv hloody battles and c hem th. their
orard the tasrihc'- OF ~ many Of our 'ian and
| wounded mp'h en- mad tetu ~ VAN, thlt We hAd
handouc! that Union tor which Ne have 20 often yer
| lie ont ives"
General Brown and othors followed. sad the meet
ing broke M Mt a laie hour
sTASD SrNrER Two.
| This stand wu located near the corner Of Fifteenth
street sad broadway. About half-p-st four o'clock
General =. e. wrtmorc called the u,.etnc 10 order,
and nominated q, pre- ding officer foT the occasion.
General Hiram Walhrdfe
After hir OPENING 'pcech, he offered the follcsine
resolution, which vac unanimously adopted
Res r,d, That the ctiyens Of New YORK hs-e NJ.
-cmlled to comncmornte the ruccf-r oi the Natu ~
a-ns and tho cont nucd triumrh o. the Constitution
cause here respectfully iecrnmcni the board of
supervisors to give whatever additional houn'e.
I"nilte 70 hll The rre-ent quota domanftd Of me
city and County NJ Neg York, A. the moot practical
aud efFci'rt means Of Strengthening the Gone.
RAJ Government IN iu efforts to suppress the existing
rebellion
Chauncey sohafcr, Eat, wM then introduced, and
delivered Of HE iecitous speeches, which kept
the audience alive between cheering and liulhirs
lie said tha' lust about the time when the Turk Va,
rcriou-lv thinking Of hocouiuy Christian uort,on
OF the people OF this Chrirtan Republic dr'cr,
p,nCd 90 become Turk hy attempting to b ek ur
the best and iieeet GoNerumgnt on eaIth For thu
puIFo they fired on tie National liHs. took
-ion Of The ga'i2uI ae,cuces' and committed Other
10y the Loyal, brave and nviurihe men n the Nolth
Who are as determined to-day, NJ they Nors ,on
served" tChrerJ He che speaker had iouud h,
eAprienco, that ~ war, ~ IN Aw-uits, nothing VA
Aud we have got fluch 10 10 before civil and
liberty sha prevail over every loot OF hi. Frea
: the relels threw down the gice they ctci a ~,
1 men Of the North, Come on come one, come all
hhA Se wiz shoH you what We ~" chlNaltv chn do
that one southeruer can whip FIVE Teakcc muiril'r
The Goliahs Of tie south ceh'd the Gf'lin' OF Free
0on and Justice and III the -trengfh unl c3nhdeur
1 OF lghteous cause and holy God the shepherd ho
1 Of the North went forward, and with ~, wegrcns ,
: they mad ut hand, chlsec them and slew them. A
tact u TIE hosts Of .cdon novel Nnrd a. rebel
"skeddailed' 20 that a. woula almost tGko The eye
an anger 20 track thom. Cheers and app lut Gran
now hss 'hc rebellion by the throat am he moan.
hold on TO u (CheeI,) Ard while he ,the -p .akcI
he would rev that he never knew TAT In tJag to re
. treat very far. daughtrr ani app lie was glad,
. been adopted for whilst this yui Vas ample ,uoue
for the oppressed Of oil lands 20 HAD refuge and
home It ws not large enough Tor one slaVe hereafter
(NTeat chCcring)
9 Mr.. Blake, OF Mas, was the next fpetker. ii
thousht 1t meet and prorcr that 'he OF the Ia
State should unite with the OF the Empire sta'S
in celebrating the great and glorious victorrs achir,
ed by thu valiant and loyal sons oi both. tCheer.
lie asked the audience 10 contrast me Fourth
March 1901, with the Fourth OF March SU5 Hud the
say II We had not great rc IRON To and he than
! tul. Then W. had NEITHER an army nor the mafrrt
or means TO carry on war ruch u, our enemies LA
: precipitated on ". We knew nothing OF var. Man
learr of peace had almost staoed nom our mcuIOllt
A., even the remembrance Of tAO-c that had Teen, Gu
We were entirely occupied with peaceful puI-uiu
NOU 10 have an Amy such thC NurId never vii
messed, and navy able 10 compete Win the auitc
I nANies or the world ,Nhrtra.. lttu We we're ICAi
ing the opinion OF EuItp,, aud Nonoeriug with Shs
All admTlng or Jealous eve thoy would view ua In
. nov all this II change We have taught EuIopou
nations come things about military and nav
: warfare OF which they know nothing. "
. nothing ioi their opinion haNlu
. Again shown them that We, nation