, 1865-10-07
UNION COMMISSION.
meeting Last Right-speeches by Rev.
Dr.: Buddington, Rev. ". E. Dodge.
T. g: Hammond, Esq, aud
Professor Magoun.
OeAtstntfon of the South-Tl,o roe,1,.
ot HE PcopIe-M1serIex OF South,
ern Cnlonfats-Seces>Iou
FAisehooda.


= Apst evening meeting Of ladies' and re,tlene
) interested in the works Of the American rnIo
commission. and desirou. Of establishing an3 ~,
, 9!ahe on effectively an auxiliary Of ,,en.lem.
WORKERS In this city, wss held tn Bryan H,ll. Tn
S1s noanx aei 80 la1cs one might ha,
eetnaGs e demanding the attention Of our e,tiIen
hhs s,ss char was oee1ped By c. G. Hammond, E>o
ztns. AA A'AoeauaI CHI
The e.ezciset were opened BY the Rev, Dr. Hmm
The Ctairmau,
&C. uAxxoxD.
, sasd It was Ee! well known that there ,z,. !, co,,
tion ana n seS ofk known as the Union commls
70 ne refugees, but more recently extcne5 ~ a1,
sTsos ~ f. ,hs senh Who aeeded hep 1asa9 Ell
saso TO labor with the parent II New Yo1t ma !,
Ne. noW PfoRoted 10 estableh ecn,lenenns an!s
On t4e enhtsct s naa come now to gain intelligence
ano 70 Icatn the feeling Of the pcopIe.
REV. uR- BpunNoros
Of Brooklyn, bad been reouestea n, ,s,,.t
Nhat be tnrpw parPose o. Presenting to biz he1rs
eSss too much to he lost a. this hour TIE ss15csi
tnine ne ever heard rtom the ltns Of ms ~ ~
bes ano oe'saaG's saa: r. ,:posS1 @ b oht yoaa
ns Gomr5de* Ut; an nncompensased struggle. Dnr
gSes VII be tmoothcd ind At ihe end 6: tb,s nt
lhrs can rerardn H. VII asEee 70 see y little Is
VII VII &c Glhlled 70 the letter II The rcop1r dn M
ew eyesy e1 u n theF poEss nqse Union
En IN that ou1husrt Of feeling wbjch was ,n7rs.s
3, NE 1o,nl d ard Oppressed lion Ed9a,a E;srstt 1g
willing aSd iad 10 Teeise 1t % Ss do9r &c son,d be
srne and dsststzeed eons Of East Tcnnesaer VI tae
ny ia sseason.se; se1 eoesea poured 'a until
Then refugee societies Tor he help Of the rr,o.ee
sendc1rd with no rtin,ed hand Sha1,ar a1 ne,p -
hatuc Of Resaca tie sncntrr sr,,, M a1tT tue
had occasion 70 yIit te aeld Of bat1ie tbe nr3n
mind, Among the manv 1nemayI,1. Sfo, 9Gn hls
Ttth him, var The compact be made Wiz oT, Eos
pilence to the Iraiinr Ease up Or their
men for whom the association wss nric1n,t - ne rhe
.peakes With Dr. Thompson, ee:urnod Sonh. on On
johnson whcn they leaint that II fhe inrn,
Moan render ass3ianoe tey Would eiss to sSs
az ,nielltrenec Ill cooperation, u ihs dIs,;bntoa
The fpcaker felt at the t3mc +b.. vh.n.k
wae lnoen, the Norih With one Toiee svnfd III i III
be Disappointed - '''@ oou'o- ->of Was
No people have erer been ground beneath . r-,,o,
ler depoiem than the soa,E have da1i1~ X. e asst
war. Il any rc1nn7ute of ffnrfnne. bsSa - ~ Past
amsy, much The tetter mi Srbeshsr usn ~ 1ooea
the csse In individual instance he esf s ,sa ~
must. he eoIoinr uin,s- III condition, md
unlets assisted fhc cann,rT hss ~ hes deze1,s5p
the railroad torn M, nud slonr the ronte nvshs.
rebcl conscSn;innt ucer e mno "e5s TT q The
The speaker hsd recelsed ieitsI from x sn o9es-
Who had hid great experience N he % neeesses Snses
capitulatiou of Johnston. T ts,n,'i.s LIE Gt lhe
twenty mlles to ohtan small FacI Of CON to sas.
ta,n their i'ie One family. Consisting of -four wo-
npon the tsh they managed to eatch ron noo;
near the hut they inhabited md snch cases ee
Ireland would be responded to nsy IA eo1,t 1r8m
IS Il docs, nom the Sonth, must Ills Wtnter ~
fss.pondss 1sEp hs 70 S,s seen morS asaaniment say
e1vel rebel consc1ipiipu. one fnm;1r y. asoo @ me
Ia the e7eaieet dcsntuiion he erar ae ne aa~ were
ssrenty nd nd az 1T
xa1 asinst The Tnion, md 10 aTin" diedNaie I
Another class Who were in he rnrstes. ~ d.,s..
ion werc tue poor Thtea those So hs5 h aesatu- M
o icnprsnt that iher 3,.I uas 9eeanse they were
,oode. Even az int:,csnt ,.,s nue e'oeeat ntsc-
lad ackuou lcdrrd that mil the conc,in 1ssn a. ~
H. nc had seen m ,nanrnra nncoias in.ngu-
rom the nobe.hcared r1et,icn+p h1t = 10 3e
taaurura ak the Southern ie5ders rrc s;f;3s THea
be pconle should ace tnnihrT r,ss. fsna |
ls. Baptist minister ucar Ch.rIe.ton ,ns+ .no
he brutal aesauft upon Mr.. Sumner b. nnnnts
hsn asked b rome aeqaa!n,anees What e. e ihonsai
1at Re vas eoa1yy Mr Srmncr had been ss..nItad
: MF- Brooks during debate Se1t day 0ns be wns
'ho told hm that the e,aic Of public opiufon wss
lch that It would not te safe fpr hin n |
et snet nnhItas.1 rs 1EaSeash & aa1<taan, the local
5se ssee9n' q the aszaal rtatin tai r Brsons
nsut od nj T:n 2nnef 70 a hat he thoud pnnith him
ID fulfilled bis promises. When such falsehoods
= ~ & punn.neo 10 ihe people, wa. II strange that
tag re- e 'Ss iahs Saseef nt shqa be ssd