The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-25

Ars,oy MEETING IN WILMINGTON. NORTH
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF THE MAYOR.
The Yankees are making = grand pa
r.de over q Union meeting held in Will
mington on the 14th. The proceedings
took place at the theatre, and are pub
l;shed in the Wilmington Herald Of the
Onion, the Yankee paper there. We
extract the following from the account,
giving in full the names Of the citizens
published as being present
/. Asmall detachment Of Colonel Rand
let's provost guard was stationed at the
door. with strict orders to refuse admis-
sion to oil officers and privates either OF
the army or navy. None other than
citizens Of the town were admitted, ex-
cent the correspondents and reporters OF
the press of New York and other places,
and possibly q few civilians following
the army, whose dress made them un'
recognizable.
la the throng that filled the body and
galleries of the large house, we noticed
majority of the present male inhabitants
of the town. Among the number pre-
sent were the following well known citi-
zenS:
GO. Van Arnring, J. r. Blossom, W. r Utley,
George Myers. George Chadbourn. A. Hart. L.
Evans, c. Bailey DR. Carr, II; IL; M9n.Sn, L. N NJ
flaming, J. N. N.f, David Aaron, Harry Webb.
James German, J. Spel0an, :. w. Holden. W. II.
Coleman, c. Hursell. Dr. schongald, J: n; Strouss,
Kidder John BISHOP % r. SaeTll n H. mnr'1;
Rppiton. i. J. White, J. Wilkinson. Mr.. Bates,
James Dawson. T. +: Peek, A. n. Nsif. Captain ).
4 Lawton. Richard Brady, James Shackleford, A.
willis, W. H. Deneal, Miles Costin, William Peden,
q. g. Morse, Daniel Eaker, NJ. q. Waddell, NJ
Harding, James Grant. A. ]. Howell, A. ) Murry
pr. W. J. Price, Colonel John Mclsae, Captain
J. McCumber, Captain Vangrahn, d. p. Foster : {.
A. King, J. NJ. Hardwick, John Savage. W. =.
Lewis, &. NJ West, c. J. Coney, Daniel Fergus, !.
A. Williams, James G. Hall, William DAVIS; -.
1exinny. ID. A. smith, Nathaniel S"9oD.: =. 1S
n. Augostini, NJ. Augostini, n thinning. 'Tn't1
Mitchell, J. il. Parsons. T: Q Whitaker r. Nv; :.
johnson, J. p sharpstein; A: Mat n " H. In%n--
.o a%i / !H1 P,e s.s% John cr.n, n Carr l. M.d
son' !. y. wallace. John Wright. J: w; Coibett.
Fettevav. william Pet1eway. =. Inncken, Z. Pol
yo w:@ fo' tim H. AVN y Hewlett tn o.
1rd.r.oSs Iohn Davis, II. NJ. jenkins, A. Adrian,
J. Meier. ". II. Woodruff.
+, The dress circle were seated large
rnmher Of ladies, who seemed to b
asoerlv interested in the proceedings.
A Yankee band played |" Rally Rouht
the Flag" and the "Star- Spangled Ban
ne" and. after that, John Dawson, thu
Mayor, made speech, from which w
take the following:
The arms Of the United States have
been victorious, and now occupy this
city-the National flag again waves ovel
us and in triuQph-[ cheers]-and VI
hope to enjoy the rights and privileges
Of citi1ens. Applause.1 In years gone
by, al over this vast land, from ocea'
to ocean, and from the great lakes to tn,
gull, every citizen felt proud to boas
that he was IN American, and whereve
he looked upon that flag of his country
he was ready to exclaim:
Der tie land al the free and the home Of the brave
Ny friends, let us tonight forget an,
forgive oil past political differences, ant
live for the future, resolving that from
hsnceforth it shall be our aim and oh
ject TO secnrs peaos, premotsp<0sporisy
aud add to the glory and grandeur Q
our common country. prolonged ap
plause.]
The resolutions adopted were simila
70 those passed by meeting Of th
same sort in Savannah. We give tw
O. three Of them: s
Rspolpsd, That We will remain ct on
Aemes and cheerfally submit TO the ~
thoEity Of tho Nltionsl Government
Qasaehg 70 Il : loyal obedience IN
Aseslss2 Tint " bslisye that, BY thi
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