New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-31
NRW-YORK CITY.

The Now-Iork Union League Club held special
meeting last evening at O'Clock.
Mr. ELLIOT {. CoTDS Vice President occupied the chair
There exceedingly large attendance Of membes aud
among other prominent gentlemen noticed the fl wing
Mr. Peter Cooper. Mr.. George Grswoii. NJ Pr don't
Schultz Mr John Armstrong Mr. S. H. Chtendea. and eI
Mr. COwDV opened the proceedings by rsuarkins that it
special meeting Of the Club called 10 obedience TO
regason signed 10y - members wach IN substance Was rs
follows That the Club be requested 20 invite the loyal Union
OF pember 70 adjourn 10 New ork 10 meet 10 mass meet
ing concert with members Of the Syracuse i1ycnon
called for the 5th Of September together with the oya Suh
Tais rsqas,s- vas signed by D. Chittcnden j. 5
soanltt W 4 L. b. w B'Haoy Isaac II Bil'y chAs Z.
Mir GowDE then proceeded say that the proposition q,
precedent lie would suggest the proprey Of eonlnug the
Invitation eLclnsvey TO tue Union southern oya l. had
depha toe Iih OF August had opportunity sried
them Of giving 10 their sentiments Being for a..
freedom Of speech throughout the whole land
flung and proper rai the aoa League Cug Of Netfos
metropolis aud address our cz n. 40 mass meeting where
was received with favor and the following resoa
tons offered by Mr. Isaac H. Bailey were carried unsn
Hi,,ea. The uneondon, Loy. OF The south have called
cos,enion e be b, rtae POI, o. ,7 - ~ Ana 49,,
the Union hi BE- 'ssioIed WIZ ne sa 10y upon ss
.houd be sgsceI sIeriei to eeute q sysy citizen Of hs
s1i.y before The law 'pssch perso,
hbsry e9y he ifal', Of hons,i industry Iagsi'I
fore people through their kr'e'entsiye' ~ oone' h, eoan
:e. Of noe ~nG 'I' sS ~ .. .S5 .. heroic .5y
worthy O., ~ rie are entitled to ne h;e.. soaiiri.2., ,
New Oan, deliberately planned BY the l'et authorities
oy, mon Of which authentic aly.re b. maj al
noni.h h,, The .i which snaar,a '.e s hresoe J., M
as snioy q such non ihe established aud
P3i Tsi Convention Of s,uihern ora, should BE- res
for srs.e by %I o G II rsboa. ocRy .houd S@g
be poens to their eoln'tymen triumph tones how hey
Sysn The pope Of which they have de,pol,d
sa Right. % ong denied can made oliou,
fevernoe aud pIrhsa In the furnace Of civil
psed stain q OPPRESSION may oseoms ehs5'ated in
Ror,i Tasi eaines q sympathy with our hhfal
League Club Of NesYok in The Philadelphia Con
F Tina s':.srq d.',., c.H, Ts b; p, nd
a are Ssi1 the y q New Yort and tla COMMITTEE q nine BE-
appointed TO fin tie time and see Of such meeting aud to maze all
R'.os5d ,,. Phide'ph have power d any
vacancies I" 'n''' mum !, Tay pyLycArxs
The following de- CATION o. sixty gentlemen were elected to
represent the League Cub OF Ne" io'k IN the Philadelphia
Peter Cooper. S b Chttenden Chrl,tOphor R Robert
H Morhcs tS IL Wales H. Ds.no Isaac shcr1sD
W. Blunt George Pssn' j. H. Goito4H John G. Hamilton
Hawkins George Bliss, it.; W. Broekway G. "; Carts,
Dsnning Duer J C. Garter George Cabot Ward Edward
strong. VIM 4. Rlodgett Robl LenoI Kennedy Richard
Warren. George Wilkes j. b Van Buren, j. b varnum ~
Faile. Frank T. uowo G. Albnoia, James A. Roswell
VIM Allen Basr b Ws0P' gSan T. E W1lsm' c. r.
George B Bradf rd d. Van Nostrand. William Banks. f. A.
Psndexter Daniel j. Appleton, Benz. \. PPpey Albert
Matthews H. ii. Elliot Jackson Schultz Sinclair Tousey
William H. Lee. John Weeks
TEE SPEECHES.
Several addresses delivered by Mr. Bailey. Mr. j. s.
Schultz mud others FxGoy. Pease OF Tens made few in
eresng remarks in the Of which he said that he
happy tho Union League OF New York The Union
Of Toras strongly interested in the coming Fall elections
lie proceeded rom-k that there their sole hope Of proec
the loyal Texans in Congress and not In the local
Government prevent existing Union man eoald not
freely express his opinion there and many who hsVIg been
nob There protection under the present Rebel
the United States Government considered traitor in
Texas and could not BIO elected TO Office III the johnson
party the cleo the test oath would be
peae and Rebels would be compensated for their slaves
at the hope Texas among the johnson men,
loudly chesrd during the course Of his
After few observations from Mr. cHrrTESDss and Mr. j.
NJ. GUuEAU the Club adjourned.
ABOUT MR.. RAYMOND.
The following circular has come TO our hands:
To "A. Ereeafs and NO."atng Co"nss o. he RepubaH Party
GENTS: Let il DO emp lticslly understood that
am not POLITICAL never held ohce, nor never ex
pect except when in the army where enlisted at the
OF the Rebellion and worked my way up.
always lived IL ibis Ward. My blood ran cold as
saw near its borders at the time Of the not more than 500
oyer.rown boys sa1 men running after coored boy
hardly old enough 70 know the difference between right
and wrong they caught young oored man. then tor
tured him till he died and left him hanging TO lamp
post and while they doing that, another party
burning up Orphan Asylum.
remember wen how advocated some time ago, on
this floor, Beecker Buildngs) urging that Some one
might DO sent To Congress to represent u.s. and one that
would BIO true 10 the cause Yes did assist in nom
mating and electng Henry j. Raymond and now feel hurt
and badly sold. FIrzHU6H SMITH.
MEETING OF LOYAL LoUrsIAsAIAys.
Last evening at TIE residence II Mr.. John Mac Nar
No % St. Mark splice, large number Of loyal Lousan
ians met in accordance with 10 Cooper Institute adjourn
ment the purpose Of considering ths question Of
pointing delegates the Philadelphia Convention on the
Sd of September After exceedingly interesting inter-
communication, which partook rather OF social than an
organized political character, the following gentlemen
were appointed delegates 10 the Convention John Mac
Nar delegate; r. b Randolph alternaei j. w. Conway,
delegate, j. b. Carter, alternate.
JOHNSON MEETING IN rHR TWENTIETH WARD.
A meeting OF the citizens OF tho Twentieth Ward,
irrespective Of party for the purpose OF Organizing johnson
Cnh took psc. last evening o'clock a. the Han corner OF
Thirty Ourb.st and Eghthav0 Toe Hon Judge Ledwitn
OF t sa5IsQn M4!G5 py.e C0zrt Ct-.a.sl Chairman