New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-09
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1866

know that aid wanted and they respond Cries Of That's
tre and applause And would THIS liberal and phlanthope
teore fan 70 resuoud when these our crippled and mutated
men asked h,m or home Tor life where they can take tner
wives and little ard where hey can at down under ilt
MAKE them sisidi Would they refuse TO give out
OF their Abundance N 'Iali o LOS VINO I2a p';'o ir
ihai ihy msL' Aaut Ne 1"J new tbst thew Vo5d moi
St tbst sv wod Willingly give all that asked for this
charity and more II it needed Applause IN conclusion
Mr. bowling said that he was 700 much exhausted by his recent
renvfes 10 MAKE anv extended remaIksa which
be- would have been successful lad be not been confronted b e
hories Of Custom House and Administration officials good
and uularse Wlo oIeay eectOnecTed against him and for
man aoe ympab were with the south and who regretted
HAT he could send the arms that were needed IN ne South
IN Shoot down hor and brothers Applause Bat what
could bv eYrt when President Of the United States de-
cared in speech he was called anon 70 make al iaT 20
that he wanted Tie money collected or the orphans Of tie sol
diers o. the United Stated al the States
1r pATG-No Sir he did not say loyal States He said
what meant that the money eeeyed should be pli i9 Le
Cheers and h,ses What codd they expect when brave ana
mcrtoous officers who had Jed Their men up TO me
withsandnp al that however he knew mere was ia NeN
York and always woId Ne enough Loyalty enough Ia.'ivs
and enough htCTy 10 see to IT, that the soldiers oil the h'pu
'' JAY COOKE, TEE SOLDIERS BANKER.
Tie CHAIRMAN Announced that oil the money collected
during the evening would be deposited in the hands OF NJ
clair oGcey With he banking house OF jay Cooke
Cooke oAhe directors and he wished me els ~ m
movement present TO say 20 it, friends who were absent tnt
h,y desired give something for he cause they nHd sm
was necessary get ire money 10 make ths purchase
before Congress could act further IN tAe bltn', ~
II was necessary raise She money 10 compete tAe
purchase Of his land which underles all these buildings
Miss Delphne Baker lady WHO bad been most ael'e a
Influential in promoting subscriptions IN ad Gl 'I Usi
deliver lecture that he'll on Tuesday evening tlt <'h INST
in aid Of the enterprise The proceeds Of her lecture Noul I've
given for that purpose. in the mean llme ae nol ,
present would nduce then friends 70 pncpae m lle poa
II giving something for this great foundation aud they would
Immediately nclose 10 Jay Cooke 20 u"A'4s s"!'"s
what ii was lo4 il would take the night direction
JUICE mFsTEEDs REMARKS
Tpdo H,rs1Np of Orleans the next speaker he
coud saw thought that he owed more 10 t class Oh aph
Who were 10 benefited by this movement than any person pres
ent perhaps lie was IN New when we immortal
through the hery rain OF shot ron he oit on ~
below that city Of those Uncnsis who walked
the il with haIters round iheT nckf Nnch
were TO been frightened that very morning IL was
proper hen that be should cay something IN eha 81 he
liant sailors 81 the Navy 20 whom ne oWed 80 nlel Inc
soldiers lad not lacked advocates Of their claims and was
night and natural hat they ,hcad be bed N me
hut the gallant sailors should have the eredit loT
the equal share which they had in the aeors and
tnumphs Of lie legged his heaIers 10 Tenect
upon this City owed 70 the saoTs who hhd saved Us
commerce from destruction The sailor orayeA not Only me
dangers Of bullet but bic daily life one Of exposure 20
the dangers Of the deep Poor! gallant Jack Tar poyrbay
impro when ashore and there was Therefore the more
nt call for grateful take of him and that
he never came TO want concluded with eloquent appeal
In phalf work wothy begun OF rearing an ehd
monument which should verpeiuae gratitude IN which The
ration held tho gallant defender Of the Army and Navy
The Chairman said Ladies and Gentlemen am AFRAID 'LhI
Governor will not ~ here Ss e'elng We Nn MOI nov
ever hold HIM excused from bis promise but wh expect nun "a
preside next meeting Three rousLg ch'tTs i
Governor Feutonl We VIII now have the soldier addea IN
once more 10 give us a song before We pnt
The BOYS again Iaraded on tue platform anu sang ht
and Stripes Forever aud ateI short speech ron
Col Young IN charge Of the school they represented were
/ marched of 20 the music Of TIE band ,,
At the conclusion the addesse Mrs Fowle who held
in pleasant recollection by thousands OF the soldiers Of The
Union devoted worker the hospitals and camps aua
Washington sang OF hor songs which were 20 popular WIZ
ward joined with her in singing the star SPnglcd BANNER
accompanied By the band Tie meeting was hen ADJOURNED