The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-07

voted upon in democratic New Ysvt, u vouee
receive just ~ many, and no more, votes - there
when the Richmond olgarchy finds how sturdy hsw
York u ON thI. point Il will AK for another editaos
in triple steel The pictures OF the olive branch are
under iron clasps These will be OF for the asking
This Is Indispensable, as Mcclellan said. And whsssvss
the olive branch Is accepted New York like the gAliano
sherman will share her last with her
and heads down South. tThat so, and applause.t NJ
Hall added that ne had boon, was and expected W bS
rather bitter opponent OF the adm nistrasion - regse
It's interior acts but speaking even ~ such one hrSe
eyed feeling the popular pulse that greater bsae
M would result from this meeting than eusued IN Apr
1861 the majority in power while directing the ma
CHI merry OF war. will be magnanimous ~ brave -
generous decided, aud will prove diplomatic while
energetic distinguished writer on war, Gen somi.t
a perfect army, 'thc exciting and keeping alive the
military spirit Of the people" This meeting was =.
Of this great advice But the speaker woue
feel time thrown away should he NOT be practical.
practical inodo OF honorng our soldiers and sAaioss
them good company What said the Chamber Of Com
merce, CitLcns' Association, Petroleum Exchanges
bokera lawyers social clubs trades unions 10 appoint
inf committees oa recruiting How many banks and
insurance companies will pay clerk thousand doa
lars bounty and continue his salary his fanlyf
thousand Hays were displayed in many drawing roona
Mars and Venus made happy conjunction Let the
ladies hang out another iag-"kecrui.ins Done Here
(Iaughter) The war might not end so soon antict
pated If It did, much thc better; II not, then W
were prepared tho more. snake has 70 DO keps
killed ill aftor shutdown, as the country supersti.
ton went Tho Allies thought their job ovsa
when Napoleon was Gagged in Elba Davis might
get canaricd Sing Sing tim, in some
other Jail bird island and yet Waterloo came After
Eiba bigger battles be fought In Tennessee thas
had been fought by Mcclellan and Grant in thes
brave campaigns around Richmond Rich men, who ex-
pected TO buy laborer substitutes might be mistaken
The aboreu might volunteer before drafted. They
might avoid tho draft by going to places whose quotas
wore filled Tho gigantic task was not TO be loft all -
authorities Five hundred dollars now might save Ste
Crosus i've thousand dollars hereafter. The wealthy
wards we're the ones most wanting quotas sherman
wOld appreciate such honorng-hc who was the Wei
lngton and Duke OF Victory OF these veteran meshs
cradle Of secession and was tearing down the mos
quito nets and canopes in the States OF tar and tobacco
District Attorney Hall made many political illusions -
the soldier and concluded by recng two brief passages
from Mcclellan letter and 0raon applicable " war;
victory and Union.
Cheers were proposed for Mr. Hail. and heartily given,
rs he retired from the stand
After few remarks by General BRUCE and VIM T.
DopcE the meeting dispersed having listened patiently
for three hours the patriotic ucranccs which fell from
the eloquent who gave vocal expression TO the un-
bounded JOY and patriotic determination which psrvadee
the myrads who participated in the jubilee.
DESPATCH TO SECRETARY SEWARD.
The following despatch was teegraphed TO the Score
tary OF State
UNION SouAp NEw YORK.
March Q, 1885
Hon. VIM H SEWARD, Secretary Of State
Assembled New York sends greeting thanks TO Divtna
Providence and all honor to the Government Army ~
Navy, for saving the life Of the nation.
JOHN A DIX HAMILTON FISH,
MOSES TAYLOR CHARLES !. DAILY,
SAM SLOAN, PROSPER NJ wETMORE,
e b. CHiTTENDEN HENRY ClEWS,
WIN 7. BLODGErT, FRANK e. HOWE.