The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-08

oush, 70 pe noiined some morning Jusl to-
foe brrstf.., tlauehtet( Inst Il would ts
he would fsiire sttle iaItbsf Oh where pc rhip. he
Sould set along better ihan he docs thor A?pausol
called the Monroe doctrine tmmense srplausel In
hhs eounti1 dcn'1 want to se, into any va. !
encourage .ay "omsf.tSn % 1 so@ls,Ie. for
n ilco' tecsu,e l AN Hsns, any such
an opinion bu, -hs, .met iy seu hold Of Il lansh.
ie!I and .n, q We 20 the ntsd States Of Amer.
es d.n't want Maiiml,lsn 10 remain shgte he 10, IN
nodt nsno let us lave nerve enourh aud manlincss
cnourh TO say sr you got 70 Get out Of there" I'm.
,hu.ia, nc tpplause We don'l want to seni away any
can rs Count, mon Irues' have lust gassod here
about" Ions a. ous't ~ Che, Of go on, and APP
ofmy country fhave frequently heard from tho ono.
l,to,e' have hesrl the people Of my country cay
well done, our euoi and ia'hiul servants. We are
RAY 70 stand by " ant the people have done VI
required to settle the var, uy furnishing moncy,
a nf naieiia 9Th which 70 carry on TIE var, snd
crisis. Another thins ! have to cav TO YOU nov
think Of IL SO hep me GOD, / III never support
an man q party that is In t''or Of tepud aung me
halonal debt. IL there AmNu-l have heard Oi one
in bo.ton ths, live, in thi, land that (. mean
enough .nd dishonest cnoush to advocate th. pow.
h,W,; ;i IsniiP' .,s" 20 % him. lns s!qft
for any man Ia the country to cav. hope TO God no
sp,h party n'rr'ni'ns IN this country i 90, nore
eannot see It, tApplalsc.l The fret rpuiiation
shemo ~ started by I'm. Davis icfie. q "hsns
him. Then he endorsed the ropuiiston oithe state
penI o. hlsst.ppi From mat moment hi. caf,ol hs
Teen an onward OF imiAny, until ~ last no teru-
alai,d M, manhood and took rc'nfc unaet astlcoat
tnmeh'e aud ,ons continued ap9iausc 70 be dIaffed
thcnce teiote the tribunal. Of liz country, 70 be tei
i9I the crimes and treason he hu teen guilty Of aud
~ any mah declares lie ought not 90 be pnnl.htd ior
lhe highest crime tnuun 10 the laws OF any cOun-
ny avn not that man.
Of the North did not hun, dosn tho leader. the fc
teH9n' ne southern pc'pc IN short time hence;
would aud hang them aui when this IA done, and
this old hss pointing ie fas which dccorn'cG the
pstorinl God hlessi, tremendous cheering waves
.esin without insult. from people either in
the North or south OF lhis and, from
the lskes Of the Nof'h 10 the Mexican Guf,
sands Of California in the Wet, ever, man, woman
aud child viii Tow before that tlAr, and thank God
Almighty IL ha, hecn presorved aud declare that Il
ce,s,ft and wave over the Creates COUNT. GoYs
earth as long time .hlll last. lmmento applause
gIteted the General A. he sat doan.
General Logan is fire -iooilnr man, with jet b'soh
hair aud moustacho Ills swsrthy, not.e counts-
nance revealed but slightly the Indian blood IN hs
'ein.. Az an orator, he 'npasses many who are
In tho habit Of addressing the people Of New
York. On tho conclusion Of General Loean's
speech, gee club sang pa,riolc rone
"A Welcome to our Soldier Boy" and on repeated
calls another, wherein "Poor old JEFF" was comieAlly
alluded TO, amid the srplaus, Of those present.
General Sys being then introduced .pokc at ccn-
siderable length, afler shich the Chairman announced
the reading OF several letters received b. the Com
mittee.
Letters we're next read. Ono from General shcr.
man, who eIpresIad his Inability to attend. and
cured the Committee Of hi. hearty In the
objects Of the meeting. lie hoped tina. criminals
would be punished NJ they deserved, but hoped We
should escape the reaction toward the opposite eK-
IRENE, and 40 win the admiration Of the world. Ad-
mira Farrarut wrote that his duties at the Newport
Naval Examination would prevent hir attendance,
but heartily concurrns with the objects Of the meet
ing. Gen. Terry wrote that he prevented from
attending by illness Letters al.o received from
Gov. Tiemaln. Gov. Kine Gov. Tenton, Robert &.
schenck, Gov Curtin, and Gov. Broueh, expressing
their sympathy, and rcgre,tng inability to attend,
after which the audience dispened.
sERESApE Asp BANQUET.
At about ~ o'clock the Seventh Regiment band
serenaded General Grant. At half past 10 midnirht,
tho General sat down to a sumptuous banquet in the
large dining hall OF the Asor Housc, together with
various distinguished officers and civilians, the Sew
enth Resimcn, band furnishing the music. Al Gen.
Grants rsht sat Gen Logan and at his loft Moses II.
Grnnel, Esd, who after very few minute, devoted
TO the vand, proceeded to address the company. and
the General In stirring and earnest language. Gen.
Grant aTose and said: i should be very happy
TO reply TO you sir, in appropriate terms,
but only do 90 by thanking you" Three
rousing cheer. we're given for General Grant, and
then General Logan was called up, who responded In
his own inimi,abe manner his speech being erected
with great laughter and applause. The company then
united in three hearty cheers for General Logan The
Seventh Regiment being toasted, the band responded
unsteady Our reporter noticed that General Grant
drank the toas, only in "puIe cold water" and alb
jured the wine which spsrkled about him on the
beard. The festivities were continued until a late
hour this morninr.
GREAT TURN-our or FIREMES-REcEP-
Tios OF wAErrs HosE CoSPINY 90 or ruLApEL-
rnIA-one Of the handsome-t turn outs " the New
York flremen to receive Company Of their brethren
from Phadsphl4, took place lat evening In this
city. Warren II 20 Company 20, Of Philadelphia
arrived N Brooklyn few DAYS aso, and were enter
tanned by Hose Company I. Of thtt city, end BY
special Invitation wore received by our hremCn last
evening at tho loot OF Wall street. A. o'clock, r.,
NJ, the New York hremen, with bands hanneFs' etc,
assembled al the loot Of Wall street, waiting for the
PhiedePhia boy, from Brooklyn, who did no. arrive
however iii within a few minute. to 10 o'clock. A
deiegstion OF one from each New York Company was
appointed to dras the "mschiro" Of tho Phlladel-
phians. and charge OF It sccordnelr. Alta GUAR
ter O'Clock the boat arrived NJ the zoos Of
Wall stree with the ph.ladciphi.ns on board, &c
companied BY Committee Of NO ! OF Brooklyn, In
citizens dlo,s with Julro Bccrum ut their hOai' A,
they landed they were lo4.y chrerod, and ap'occs'
slon was immella formed, a. iollo"s
FIpfT DIvIsIoS -nani Warren ilo.e SS, Of New
York so ule1; Warren Hose ~ OF fhlAielpl'H, The
vtiting Cempln', con.ittinf ~ o. ncu, ulteT we
mnr-haship OF Vim. Frederick, nssl.ted hv l'vid
Bltler, and Philip SAyerv, and headed BY the Litorty
Concert liNnd OF ihuAnc pAlH; ,.,o,,. IL. ~, %