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THE NEW YORK HERALD. WHOLE NO. 10,248. NEW YORK. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1864. PRICE FIVE CENTS. THE PHESIEESTIAL CA2PAIG1 3PCLELLAN AND THE UNION Immense Ratification Meeting in Union Square. The Democracy Out by Tins of Thousands. Tht Moasltr Jam in CnUn ? quart, F?ur.h 1 reaae, Fourteenth Street, Broadway and the Neigfcberisg S'.rejt*. Enthusiasm for the Hero of Antictaau. The Chicago Platform Smashed and tbc McClellan Platform Adopted. Speeches, Fireworks, Songs, Rock ets, Chinese Lanterns, XKXusic, Emblems and Banners. ?LD notice to quit, &e., fto.. Jfc*. Tbe democrats of New York city, who ere eut-end out to favcy or the eleetlou of General George B. McClellan to She office of President of the United States, eu the plat derm of bis letter of acceptance, heUi u grand ratification toeetleg last evening at Union square, corner of Broad way and Fourteenth street. Extensive picpaiatious bnd boon made for the due celebration of the occasion. Homer' us platforms were erected around the base of Washington'! statue, and in front of toe Maison toree and Everett fiousc, hotels in the mmediatevicinity. A perfect cordon of variegated lamps, glittorlng like eo ?way fireflies to the distance, reminded one of the great feasts of the Japanese in their owa land, In whioh thoy are accustomed, as travellers say, to show their patriotism by the variety and magnificence of their illuminations. The ?cene from the main stand?where tbo ilayor presided? was a brilliant one. in fact, we must not apeak of the display In the usual way. It was not a ratiflcation meat tog In the ordinary acceptation of such a term It was, eo the contrary, a demonstration, an exhibition of numeri cal power, a display of force, strength and enthusiasm Ouch as Is rarely seea even in this city?the centre of ooeurouleting wonders and excitements. To form even a partial idea of the brilliancy of the scene, It Is impossible to concentre description upon any particular point. Broadway, tho Third and Fourth avenues OBd all the adjacent strece and thoroughfares were thronged a ih an excited mass. Shouts,crios and ex rttatfone filled the air. Wherever one could tarn ha heard the name of McClellan Issuing from platform and Arevn people; but before tbe words of the orators or tbe vociferations of the pnpelace coa d become proper it t!ta gamet, adoreo cannon world open their Iron throats with a tread! b and depth of sound taat tnmpornriiy put an end to all reporting, to all hearing, and to everything beBldo the u ceaalng roar and hubbub of vo c-s and artillery. Massing along from stand to stand and from one crowd to tbo other, tbe cotip d at 1 of the megsiflcooi display oould beat be seen. Such a concentration of bin Mancy, of Sags, of banners, of decorations, ot pyro lochs>es, with o?w and rare devices, of flashing tan- ' tons and glittering emblems, is not prevented every day. The appearance of tho proceaslou as it ascoud 1 Od Broadway was a most impoirg one. As far no tbo eye could reach mere was nothing but a long, urt ceasing glitter of lights and der.oratlons. The noise thai prevailed aloug tbe route was unceasing. Shouts fol lowed the procession wherever It went. All kinds of de vim were brought Into play to render the movement a ?sot attractive one. Among other novelfes introduced WO remarked something that wag to a great extent origl ?al. Thle was a full rigged ship-of-war, with all tbe ap pliances thereunto belonging, drawn by six horses, ermed art equipped In imitation of the modern style or war voooels, discharging guns all the way along tbe route to toe Park. Tbe political societies from all the w ,rds of too city turned out In force. One peculiarity was that too lanterns and transparencies were o' the same color ? too tri color, as It la ordinarily termed?red, while nod Mm. Wherever on.r could glance be was confronted by too portrait of McClellan, a very poor one indeed, in most oaoeo. but yet sufficiently like the orlg.ual to mak to recognised. The air waa brilliant with Durst tow rockets, blna lights, romaa candles and tbe ooroblned ??oka of an immense amount of hnrnil g ea tpetra. To ?ay tbe thing briefly, It waa a most antbuslacUc display, ??I ao one can doubt that It has oost a considerable nura tor of greenbacks. Such Asiatic demonstrations are Mttber originated nor brought to perfection without the MOBislty of Immense outlay, and least of all eucb an overwhelmingly enthusiastic display as tbst of lust night toe houses along the route of tbe procession were for tho moat part crowded with pe-pie?many of them Mies?who loudly cheered tbe varlnns ward dev iations ? they marched steadily along, ibe firemen, with tbeir coftnro, ana the bo k nud ladder companies, striking tholr high acnndlnr gongs, attracted much attention. Tbe course of the procession waa naturally Blow, In.in ?neb U the streets were crowded with thousand* of ppectalors. many of them bear<ng badges, flags, banners and small tranoparonetos, wltb appropriate inscription". Wo sobjola onr report of the proceeding STAND NO. ONE. About eight o'clock, an Immense crowd baring as assembled in the streets leading to the prltcipai stand, Mayor Gomthcb. being loudly called Icr, opened tbe meeting. Re made * few brief remarks eclogistlo of Qsovral Mct'lclisii, and amid tremendous applause Ictro doeed ao tbe drai speaker Goveruor Joel Tarker, of New Aovsoy. Prior to any rpeecbes. however, the following reouln Mom were proposed ana adopted ? rim PLATFORM. boeolvad, Tbal tbe eensiiiuttop and the t.'n.ofi rouet be preserved, whatever may be <he oort sod that the Aemocrattc party, whose ac.ia when in power, and whose ?oaoervatlve Influence at all time*, ma ntan.ed for more than half a eentnry the fraternal Cams of the -tales, by tollhfully respecting their rvwe-ved right", le com pet eel with the least expenditure either of h <>od or treaeine, to voatore tbe Uoluii to >ts original integrity. Revolved, That when the preen it war shall eenao to bo prosecuted, as It now le, Tor the subjugation of ibe oecplu of tb" swveial Rt.itea, instead of against the armrd ?roes, and pnllltoai organlreiluu* of rebellion, when ?aaflaoalloo ef private property; politico! oiecnt'one of persons territorial nrg:irlxal?>o of Plates; forcible sbeit (ton of slavery. military arrects m pi:cot where active baoilittles U.t not eaiat. unconstitutional te-i oaths, Prwl Oeat.al asurpatlous, and Cuugieeslonal enactment* to Oar ogs I Ion of tbe onosiltnti n shall bo abandon od and tbo sdmintatration ol Ibe government ho llina brought back to ? etrtol obedienoe to the cenet'tntlon, and laws framed In sco?tdanre thsrowUb. se it will he in tho ?vest of the election of Gorge R Me'lsllan to tbe I'resl ptdency, tbeu, and ant till then, will peace, th? greatest Osrthly bleasing .vouchsafed to> naVt.ms hy the Supremo Poier of tbo eiilvevte, be restored to "ur torn and Need tog country. RMoned, That lbs on if Jest purpose" ef the p.seen war are the restoration of the Ua loo of Uie elate" and the authority ef the ooaatiiuiino; thai to eerrv ?ut tlmse Crposws demand* "he asms spirit of onncliiallou and ?(iremiee, to our oounnls ami ctur heart*, which aul ?*Md the fotiadsre 4 the republic, and that, refusing to permit the psaotons of toe boor U> Jeopardise the 11 terosto of Ike 'utare, we eb <nld eshanst e|| Uie r?ource* Of otalsemeneblp prsrtaed by at v II tied natmtiM ai d tovght by IM trrtltiooa of tbo American people, sun -' ?twItbUe honor sad later eats of ibeeooouy, to ro peacei re souMlab the Vamn and gaarnntee for " ? HO ooorti?oli*Ml rlgkto of PTtor it Me. ? Crop eac. lag forever tM conservative roM*es of the North from tbe roapo igibtlily of the guilty refusal <>i honorable peeeo, and tho (ousuqueal election of continued war. Keuntvcd, That in thta political ooolaat the democratic party Is, *s ever, the party of law, order, the constitu tion tod free g'.varnrasnt, while opposed to It le a party Inspired by rer.iect for oeltber, but fanatically resolved to override or destroy tbein all in the desperate and Im practicable attempt to raise tbe black man to the political sad social level of tbe wbtte; ami therefore, that there ian be no middle place between tbem, but install who are not with us are against us. and are eltner blindly or wilfully parties to tbe overthrow of tbe constitution and the destruction of tbelr country. Keeoived, That to our brave soldiers in lbs flsld. fight lug-to defend the Union, we tender our waimest sympa tbies, that we suffer keenly with tbem In every reverse, and rejoice with tbem tu every victory. Allied to so many of us by the temlerest ties of consanguinity and eduction, our thoughts, our wlsbee and our prayers are with thorn in e. cry trial and every danger Actuated by uo private bitreda, groed et nit ou or lust of gain, thoy desire, a* we do that the war. which boa boon basely perverted from its high purpose to the eude of fa tlon and fanaU:isui, should,bo brought Ua- k to its legitimate put posse, Soldiers or the people? see to It that wbeu ibo tight is done and ponce achieved, you hIuiII be able to say to your fellow oiltzens:?'"We uave done our part in saving tbe republic. We give It oack to you as we re ce'voi it from our lathers?a Lnion of froo sud equal titates "? ilesoived, Tbot .n nominating Major General George it. McrielUu me great, ud patriotic Convention at Cincayo gave official "xpreaioon to the uraulmors d?nire of iho oooserv'tlve masses of the Union. !Y, oowed by nature with all the qualities of mind and heart which oreulo affection sud compel respect, learned, modest, convcientious. jiil'ted with that power of iierional altran.ou bestowed only at rare in'orva:* and upon men who atamp tbe ago they live in with tnc impress of their character and gi uiue?lie affd-to the qualities of jjre.it captain the gruudcr attributes c protooh'l ac 1 far reap;; ug .-t ?tesinjuship, and a lofty and uneelttoh pat ic'tacn. in the election of a ,nau s<i uatirety great wo may be penuitled to anticipate tbe rescue of onr government from ur present aeb.isement a ,d its restoration to ?I5 the |>o.ier and honor it once proudly boasted. r?ri. ve \ That tbc> r^olote opp altion c' o.ir candidate for the Vi '.'resid ncy, <?<.> ce t. I'eudiutou, to every Dor version of lew end mission of the c us'itulion, au'l bis decided support ot every login m ile mo:i--uro tor the preuerva1 in i of the Union, united to his brilliant talents and unbl-Mu - bed character, mar* him ?a one eminently fU'.ed to disci arge with dignity ;<ad upn Utness the du ties of the effi e for w hich lie is nominated. Revolved, That tbe renounnannn01 Moral.o Seymour for Governor of our Stale, and tbe sacrifice by turn of private interest and i isllnalion in accepting it, sheds new glory on a nar.ie u ready illustrious ;n the annals of our ''.tale, and gives us ud additional assurince of victory. 1 b.? foren, -? chjuipion of tb'-so principles of tbe democratic party vital to free government, no obloquy or ft rnger his, even in the period of our worst reverses, (Interred htm irotu thou bold expression. Never besitaring to r.qrol every attack 'ipon the rights of tho Empire State and of us citizeoa, be has itcalousiy suatu uod onr military off'ori3 in (bo Held, be has displayed, under tbe most trying cir cumstances, an uuwaveruig attachment to the Union, aud by his acts and words, ou every public occasion, given such wise counsel and asa.sUnco to alt who lovu it as c old only be inspired by uoailected patriotism aud the largest statesmanship. Governor T'akkkh, npon malting his appearance on the stand, wns greeted with several rounds of chcors, and after quiet was restored he proceeded to address the mooting After reviewing Iho policy adopted by Mr. Lincoln in administering tbe affairs of tho government, be reverted to the speech of Mr Seward recently delivered at Auburn, llmt speech, he contended, oouveyed a ?.lives' tout in cane Mr. Liuoolii should bs defeated at the pill; tie would resor: to tbe means generally adopted by df si ?t , and endeavor to perpetuate bis relgu by the force of the bayonet. Tins, lie con tended, tbe amei ican peo ple would i ? v r nibmlt to. and ho p'edged himself (hut New 'e's-y would be tbe last Ftate in the Uuiou that would .submit to such degradation, lie went ou at great length to criticise ibo arbitrary acts of the present sd mlniatrntlon, which be characterised as Ileitis most in famous. and, among other illustrations, ho called atten tlon to tbe fact that tho author of mo bogus Presidential proclamation hud been released from Fort Lalayette because bis father, Joseph (inward, Sr , was a deacon of Henry W. Beeeher'e church, wbile Uie tuiiocont amauurBbla, Madison, was still held tu durance. MallisiQ was looked upon by mo ad ministration as a democrat, but ' Jon" Howard, of ibo Lima, being well known as a loyal leaguer, could, sot Wltfisuiudiug that bis guilt was well authenticated, go scot free. Several other topics of political importance were <li-cus?ed by Governor Parker, wtoeo speech elicited tbe hearty applause of the va. t audience, whose cheers, at intervals, might have been beard lor several blocks. At the conclusion of Go'erinr Parker's a reach, tbe Chairrnaa introduced District Attorney A. finite) Hail, who was received with tremendous applause. Upon making Ills Low to the immense i.idieuce tbat be w is about to address, he hoped that if 'hey wanted to rood a troe version of hit speech they would not ivck in the ctiiutnns of tbo Irtbiote to tied it. (Cries of No, IKC ") After silence was restored be spoke as follow s: ? A. OAKBT BALL'S SP?BCH. The rburipan tner intrtalucod District Attorney A. Oakbt Hair., who addressed ibo crowd be fore birri at some lerglh. ft'" folio-nog were -..me of his principal point* ?This w?? a!-o tbe !?(.> ti ii versa, j of tue battle of AntlcL-m, f.j.ight for tlio ?(tfety of .ho capital? 17th of So; tember, l8fl??with a b.-n iy ? uliectwi, but taa-teriv organized vrmy, front ibo sre, k of > >i e * column* K r tnis Gen. Mcfeiian had ?>e?n tb.mke i t'.y I'aiie- k and l. ccoln. Any criticisms thin trs ?> upon bis )*iiOiniy to parvi.e Lee bad been sii#ue.'.l by a s odar imr" 'nib tit.v (.n the purtof Monde a'lor Gettysburg. T'-.is was tuscomu.aittirr wi ontUretlry st) ed a -lib at general, aud tiryaut wroie pas turtl prose pootiy about a? *gc< waid. /jowuvtr, lialieck b on .1. 31 -i of August, begged nun to aid the War lw pari men t m tins oriels ,4aiu< n..i ? oiltty aud exi.ericn.-e ' in savirij, Wnshington Ju?t as the uain.n ou tbe sum" day (.:i i r August , two yensr slier, by lorcing tlio pel tlctuus st i b'. sg . b> norunato bim tor FTetldeut, bad sent to btra tbe Mine sssseege. as deesnl m. >?;. t. had saved 'V.v* nngton. so as i'rosldeul he would save the n.-nvtitui on, "liose ado; lion toey wero now all eelobrsi ?eg. That the CB'y piatmrtn Ereetdent Mcricilan could staud en wrs hi* iBaiignral oetli "to faithfully ssecuie (he office of President, nud to prseerve, protect and no fend the oonstliuttcn to tbe best of bis ability,'1 I' itforms w?re illegal additions to or unneorsaery ' *x,'ns,tioas ?f ibo eAostituti >o Tbcy might biud a caodi diie, but not an incumbent. In whose inaugural oath all canrtss pledges or plalfnrms were auhnicrg. d. It was oncq n to uke l.iDcola o . houthl? platlorm H-s letter mem<ot ed slavery eeverai times, hut never I nioo once. Ur.Clelian'a let'er tinraeil Unioo.hnl not slivery eneev til'very wee a gone i.'sue. I.ine.oln promised toe-ilthe war hr tho 4H. ot Marob. and be (tbe siouicer) had no doubt Grunt. Sliertosn and Farragut would nnd it thon it Li. coiu w.'Aill lake away his abolition policy. Alter that came nd)u?imeut day and a caie for tbe fluances, ? id ibo nrutevtlou of euoimerc'ai prosiierity. Wno could d. this I est! Lincoln or McCloimni' That was tbe rt.d Iraus. Ltoooln was hu'ed by tbe Fouihcro SUtee. M.d las was at tei.s> rerpecteff by thura I here was omen for the next adminntrat on un der MeClellan In t>., t he oame iromfiiie city of brotherly love, whilst I north name from aud Idufeirated the county of rHn-gammcn! The administration certainly had ao inside track Lincoln held tho sword aud tbe purse, tbe .vist otTi'iu and ibe p.wor to place at ballot boxes ba) nneted Inspectors tu many .-tatoe. Hit office holder errny vr?s tbe most immense, and ins ?ippl <?? frcm office levies, natioual baak.*, cm tractor attcgsmcois, fa- - with whiuh to greenback country edilore ana buy votee?wore Inoxbaustiblo, Put wo must rely on the good urnse of tbe uatiuri to penetrate the lines of plonocr, disperse ?lie pickets and rk.rmlibo.i of placemen and capture the su Midy '>ag(,">ge t- oir.s. There must be *1 so organization, Rurre. dcra<>! sed loteroet, aud good nornlnattocs for Con gre-R. !he ,ij p*r dLirict lu this city, he uinlirstood, was preparing to uotrdtate James Gordon Mcnnett for i.x>n grv*?, (hose knowledge of public raon end affairs reached ;>6CK io U.e i*'w days of (lay and Webster s prime; who hid given mo adr.naistrstinn ao intelligent support a ,ls wa? tor , I'ltion. hut iia<l always rebukeu its e- ifi^h sdi> me*, and L'ld paved the way tor the truoiipb of mo Cicil-ta it tbe party was true to fearlessness stand no. two. this ?? *nd ?!>.?? located opposite tho Maison Doreo, and this being * favorable posittco. an immense aesemblnNO gathered in front and around It, awaiting lor the opening of the proceedingtb Colonel Moure, of tho K"oriy-?evcoih r giui""t, <ud sevsraj odtcerc?veteraus under General vt-' isliao? w*r.? on tn* platform. A very large, beautl fnl itssttonal ii?g waved over tlio stand, and all around were hurg transparencie". with motloe* axp-esaive if support an ' oooudence n McGleilatt and Pan.llolon. It NiBva-s otwoed the proceedings by uomiiiaitug (or President Afoter list-BOWT, who Bddffltsed a few brief rernvke to the meeting, lie *atd tbat tbe oomm itleti of <>eu ral McUiUlan was a source of faar aud dreed to tbe Mothers k'aders. ll.elr duly wue to rally round their standard be o er, G' uerai MoCI> iau?(groat ubeers)?and tbe de morracy ot Iho North will n arcii to v-ctory nest N'uvem her. Mr June P. Nsnixroad e llai of vice pre* deutt and tecrsisrle*, whu ;t wa* adopted Mr. ""i b< bill tbeu resd a . eruB of r*eotut?ti*. whit t> were Adoutcd with n.wiismsf'n. KSUAHIt* OF .1' OUR COXTTOft. Tudso fim-o>. k waa the n?xt speaker, wltuse temarks were continually )Olsrrupt''d and bn ken up Into psusrn by the mus.o od the pass ng prurr stone, ironi which rockote aud firework* wc t c ? In rapid ?uoce**ton arati sr. at cheering. The (U. ailOB, he i*Hl,,before tne peopie was who w uld b? tne nevt PfeBldeBt?Ifi" MMWfcO twice saved the cap.'a! and wl.o"? triumphal marcn B|"jn Richmond wan lUverrvpted bv nia political *j*nuoa? (gre.^t cl.veilngi?wiiethe.* lb T would have their Toothful standard hearo. a* chief magistra'e or ibe present us.imbc.it. (thesra for MfiGMHlaB.) tbe "reai dent (iaiiiHi.de ae a cndltlnn of t*'*oe ins abollliou of tiaveiy. General he' leiiau's pistturm le tho "i'Bleu" aa tne wle eottdlllon .>r i?a<v (Applause.) iJninln /..jt town (w Qliim.tiima ~"l ul in and the abandon tnant ef *lav"ry " (A vo'n ?, ' Hom all nigger.") Th* was a nonditioB ooutrary to the aplrtt of >he ecnatltnlb n end tu* people have oondermond It, eed hie own f. mov ib bta defence on the! pclat arsao that b? did not meah what he said. (Uugburj LiBcelB mm the Bret nntfi ?tbb before JSC Davis?for be da iared that "fire asl slave States could not exist together." Why not? Id an ".litis which pre aeots them to the world ax cue nation, but at borne giving them sovereign power, ir that xeutimsot of Lincoln *n true tho South took bun at his word and 'eft. (Laughter una cheers ) Two years ago, by his o? imperial will, be emancipated the slaves of eleven Hlatoe, sod need tne army aud uavy iu carrying on the w.?r till be bad (reeu every negro Sooth. v,noe then two mlilione of an armed force had been nailed Into the held to support that msnl feeto. He has abrogated the ooneiltntion by his lrop?rlel ed'.ot, which oiTbred m> thejieople of the South an amnesty on oondilloo that luey renounce their domestic institution. 1'hlx degrading condition the South would out accept, <ad he calls for live hundred thousand more troops to sustain bun In bis despotism. It >e within ttu jx.wer of the I're sldont end Congress to rsiee amino* to suppress re bellion; but wheu that Is done that combined power oaunot Indict puuUhni'tut. (Cheers.1 'lhie w the great palladium of American freemen. (Applaud' I Our opponeots say thay the root) s must submit uncmi* dltlonaliy before peace can be talked of. rhe . oath has sulidently proved itself inrapab'e of accepting ueaoe on any suoh terms. (Cries of hear.) Under that policy it was his deliberate opluif o tbey cover oucbt to stop lighting. (Cboers ) Suoh a war ought not to succeed wh le an sriu ecu lie raised to dainud men's ,nst rights. The country can only bo saved li.y a change In its admin istration?(Cheers )?By s President wb >, while he rlit'l surronnd himself with the |ianopoly of war to meet emergeuoies. Well, on the olhor hand, hold out iu the one hand the nthe bunch of pence, and we will, if it Is necessary, bridge the way to peace with gold, (cheers.i The usurper now nas b s heol upon the freoauili atom of ins lieoplo, yet if tbo peop'e be delraudeo by military uiiec veulii'ii at the pc"n, the people roust and will take '.eorge H. McCleilan in tuoir arms, and carry him to the Presi dency. (Cheers for l.lttio Mao ami Governor Moymour.) Jons MoKro.v wax the next speaker .vho was received Willi cheers. Mo^were in lire midst ol a bloody, erne, revolution. War, with all its dev .-tatiug ellects h;:? passed over the couuiry, r-?bhlng m.lllolix of your nrou aim you ?>! your labor. IVbo caused this. (Cries o! "Abe Lincoln.") flu wm to some extent; but eight yeurx ago he declared iu a speech iu i biladelptiia 'hat If Uuc.liatiaJ was delealed the < n.on would he dissolved, for the fanatics of the North proclaimed '.hut ttey woolu have no union with'lavory. The President savs there .'an bo no tieace till the South abandon' ,-l ive'y \r<: y ? nr pared ior tiilx' (?.riee of "So ' ) This is the quest n tor you to determine. There no luui ) who waul :x ice, hut who do not ill.e Mc' io.ian, or h? letter ie tUe pial form or the Convention. hi that Convention ho wue in ti< ? minority but be w h hero In l ight, ho ? uodsoul. to give ills sc. port for liv. lellai. and Pemlleioo. (t.roat ulieermg ) The whole '.erooeruvv was out lu night, and ho looked upon ahy iron wuo would lb, w dUuuimi into the (party as a traitor to lie uountiy. .le would >ay now, willinut fear or inltmidaitoc, but So sure as Abe Lincoln is re elected thcr>- wouid lie a blr ?!) revolution North and West. There re groat uuuses out to night these men are determined to exercise ttie.r tights at the ballot box, and will too administration uaro to bring military |x,wor to be.r i|*m you' (Loud cheers.) ; Tbo .speaker wax bore interrupted bv the paesagoof an immenre torel. ight pr,? c;,sion. | Look at that platform, ?'Down with lieapotlctn''?(cheer*.)?(the speaker re ferring to a carriage passing at the tunc carry,hg a plat form nearlog tho motto on a iai\.o ling, i There was only one way to end t'.e robelliJD ? that was turn out Liucolu and put in McClell. n. The iraiu has boon too loug t.n the track; remove the conductor and put in a *icwr iuan. This was tue que tiou?which will you Cava, Lincoln McUiellan? (Voices, '?McUiellan." Groat cheering.) Thai is a man to bo sustained. At Albany they have nominated rlOrmio Siyruour, aud it is your 'uly to sue I'inuira. Sostilu yourselves, and keep Now York, ?a she has ever been. In tho foremost rank, whenever any service was lo be done tho Union, f ollow up the work, and roll up a ro^oruy of fifty thousand for Meridian No i vsniber next. (Great cheering ) Jon* Km. .v was ibe next speaker It *u timo to have e diCerent administration st the h*ad of aTv'rg Thirty-four years democratic rule gave you pc.ics; but I no s oner did the roins or power cum Into other hauls I th.au tdo country w?s ifllctod with tho most levnstatiu^ . ,domestic war known to history Another cban.c Is needed, and you must some nsck to old democrat c r.u?. I McUiellan is your standard hoarer iu the coming struggle. ; (Cheers.) He wonts a peace based on ihe whole Union, J and when does the loniccratic ptv'y want a peace ex i cept on the whole Union'' No man in ih? c]ir..'.ry wax ' better fitted for ibe high office of -frcwirf .'tit. Load li j letters to'Buell, Hnrnside and Holleck. whore he cautions ; these generals against imnecossary rigor In their xe,)* rate departineuis Kif loiter to the i'roxHcnt (rem ibe Junius river was a inaaierp,ern of window When lu took command of the trtnv of the Potam-'o lio 110k com mand oi a mob, hot organized an armv the crea'est this world ever taw, o^d wlion :ie wae witbm five miles of Biohinond. if Ins adnce had ueeu tukeu. thai city would have bee,-i hi* But his advee was not taken because he was not a violator of < tho laws and of the constitution It was ior this ho was removed Irom his camiuuud until ho was again c led to havt the an.u.a, capital a secoud tune. < chcrs ) Wheu this great servi c wax effectually prrfo- tued nod the invading army of Loedrivu o*' k t?> \ irnnin, Ih" ad imnistraii n, fearing hi? jxipu'ariiy with tho pe> pio n..! army, again removed him from his command *uu exiie<i li:Tit to the dcniecratlo little state or New Jerver. (Clieera.) l>ul now the (reopie have called liiua ino the ti?ld as tbeir camlidate. Tho p?oplo bare ro.e'? him , their standard beirer, Heaven, lie believed, b'-ii,'tiling I him t" save tho conntrv (Cbeora ) In thin coutext the j | people must preserve their one gr >81 rigbt. the rhtbt tv I everc.re the irauelii-e ?ix'irdlog to their c .pscieaees and j convlctlena. J?t no soldiers ?tai d in ibo w?y <?r the J people at the ballot b >x. It was d'uie once be'ere let it j not be done again. (Cheers and crle- of "Never.") Tnen J got) the polls and e! et as your Brcsidsm George ft. j McUiellan. tbo only man that can save the owelry. I (cheers for McCleilan.) Cmai'ivckt Sium-tat next spoke, and at the oonclnaion of his remarks the proceedIngs elused w.th che r* for Mc< leliaa nii-1 rondlnton. STAND NO. THREE. fbe mecllng w is cailed to order by Mr. Gnswir.tjf, who was ajipoiokid presidsut. flv r'turi od in.inks 'or the honor conferred on him, and congratulated ibo people u|>on the stre.igtb thoy displayed, and cougratu.eie . ilicio up- n the prospect of success attending their united ex ertions, which would result iu the eiBotli n of tho caodi. date of their cboi.-e and tbo ?*?..ration of too counny lo its former state of prosperity. (Cheers.) Mr. Vaana?.. itxtwurr, of Nv* Joreey, then addressed tbe lueeting aad satd.? We have gigantic war oe our L?ud?, aud we have libe rally contributed to taon and inoopy. Wo Vixve a rre*' duty to perform nnd never in abaud n. and tlist is the lireserratloa of tbe CnP.o. If It to be noon by iho inna nor In which the prereat govovornent are acting'' No. II is aot, and tbey forget tbe fact that the r<t-tor..iion if tho Union cannot no orougbt about witbont tn. c> oprratron of tbe naasee 'n the ^<ouih It I ? ine policy of Ute Cb'csgo platform to restore (be Union ny the aid of ibe |>eople in tho rebellious Stsies, and we will nut sutler the constitutional rigotsof their "tales to be tram pled upon If we are to be cureed after tbe gib of March | with a war who can better conduct it than he whom wo support, who is superior lo culture snd abilities to Mr Lincoln. Ho is thoroughly devoted tu the wolfare of (he j country, and tbe people of this r ation never msd? % : greater mhuake than by electing Mr. J tncoln. and tbera f.iro ho supported the nominee of tbe Chicago Convan , lion. (Ubeei *.) *lr UgRxximo Wood then addressed the meeting at I eeme length. and said he w?s formerly opposed to the election of Modeller, but he would now aupp.irl t.c ax tlte nomlDee of ibe Chicago Convuniion. Mr. CntKtujni next addressed tbe meeting, ?c< ex prea?e<l bit read mesa to give every stwistnnre in his powor to lasere tho election of George B. MeCIo i The peop'.o are bound to spare oo exer.iona id th^t xi at i struggle Tor his election, as >t will be if'i in tbo ion., dis Mot ranks of lite army, with which tho executive will | spare nu eO'ort to iniorfera witb tbeir votee. Ax Tree men h" called upon lb<_in to akxert lbelr r shir again*! ?r. Lmcnln, who exeroised deeindic power which muvt excite indignation. fCbeers.) lie conciudad by eulogi slog tbe character of Mr l eodleton. who, be said, would represent tho claims of tb>; people, who wn-j d be ireed from thu control n?' tbe prex.mt geyerriireot, wiuea axsnnied all power to erutn tbe liberties of tiro country (Cheers ) Mr. Kskamax, at apecirl request, srnr with good effect tbo following t.ong. 11 was bis own c?mpoelu u, wlm b be said be de licaled to l aiber Abraham - garuKB a mkai;au trie art;' roixivo. xtfr-J'onw.a and Jsww Wa are coming, father lirahain, Two miUious alroag I'm aure, To drive you from '.be Wbde lioeae; Abo. yonr acta wo car. t emiure Vi'j ?..( pressw' the habus corpus, Abe; You Imprixooed without oause, And transided on our sacred rights Ibe roeelilulion and lews. We are coming, father <brahain. We are tommy to cur might, With Metileiirn as cor teemr He will six n set tbinxs alt riant. Thero has Pie much Mood been split in vsio, 1 bore's beeu too mueb treasure ap nt, The king of 'ernua and nuai noii. And you abouid be rooMnt. We aree. ming, lather Abraham, Witb inrdtee. to upbraid You (or your sinful blurdanng And the orphans your acta made. You have oaiisei tbe widows' tears to flow, The mother's heart to break Should vou live nee hundred tbesftSd years. Vnu atonement could sol make. We are rerai'ig, Faliier Abraham, w lib rigbi upon our aide; The constitu.loa Is enr platform. by It'd to-iobings we'll abide Tl? tl.e 'steguaid of tl;e sat ior, >T!s the b<<|>e ?| ibe Oppreae d With Mc<;|eiian Its expounder The whole country will be blrn i Wo ere coming Bather Abraham. In Sll onr Strength and uride. To burl you from the place you bold. As sot worthy to pieside. Tou have lone ; lay'd tbe usurper, Hut you'll And It wi.l not do, Vbr we'll make Mo< letUn President, Is spite of your whole WvW. At its cenclssien, Mr. Rassma* made some eloquent ?feservsUoM est the disastrous conditio of the oststrf* which was in be attributed to tbe action of tbe Lincoln party. He wti? loudly cheered. . Col. HwsoanvMi was .lextcaiied on end eipresaed * hope mil the fli.aoo < of tbo nation wonld noon *[? *?' stored to tnolr foimer condition by the united ??tl'<ni f the democracy. He implored the people not to forge* their solemn duties on llie day of the Presidential elec tion, in wli cb the late of the couotry depends. (t.ueers ) He asserted if the prngent gov. rnmeot eho i'd continue oftloe it will be an irriKisstbiliiy to restore the to on. w tbeief.re called upon them ae tbey believed 'n the action of the Chicago Conveutioo to Bupporl tbe candidates or the democratic ar'y. (Cbeerai. Mr. Hxwkti thun a; ike and laid the republican ,*rty bed aeaumvd deepotic power, and no longer allowed loo exietencc of republican righto and Independence. The evils of a disunited democratic pat ty wore wilneeoed in 1880. end he no| ;d on the 4th ur Noveuiuor tbey would unite their rs^ks and win ' wit the eon*lltution of 'heir fore'atherH. ('h>ere.) In the approaching election ibe people and their cornmerei ' rights /ould bo r- 'eaented by the el "tiou of George B. McL'tcIl an as 1 re ideal | (l/iud cheers.) Mr. lf 'lBT, who represented the great Ocrro?.n demo oratio purtv of ibn city. said the present time wen memorable one, and should not be forpollen, as by the present adiuli titration the oouilltutiou wjafurpol ten; h '.heir standard bearer vmW re. tore it in its true spirit (f,boors.) . . ?>lr. Lav. inKfc/,\, President ol Ibe Sixteenth Ward MoCle}ian . tiuiou, then reed some poetry appropiula to the g-o.it ipios in before iho ci tie try and facetiously criticised fir. Lincoln's abolition proclamation t Tins nrou^bl Che pr- coeding-' ar, Unit aland to a cenciu- J Bion, acd llie people dispersed, loudly chsruig .<u M? j t.'te ilaa. STAND NO. FOUR. ] At this star; I Judge Dalr presided. The procoo$tngs commenced uuout, m^bt o'clock. The reaojuuecs ?ere re..d by Wm, J. Rose and received with cheers. Hon. Win am V ohhikh, of New. r-oy. being intro duced, three cheers were given lor Now ler.'oy. Ho s .id to ?u happy to apcali for the e\i!e of New .U ticy, i.e n e It .tioClnicu. ^Cheers ) He procee ed to denouu.e the policy of Mr. Imcolu us au.ver give of the corsii.ntion. So far as New Jersey is cou'.cmcd bo '* (or Geortt. B. McCiell'O. lu (biwrt,? B. Mc'lellan we .?! bavo ? change that shall til ing peace and prosperity to >ne connfry. We lo'i.iht in New Jersey under (lo- r e Wssbinglun cud rolled ba.i* the lid" ol British tviaauy . and we will d'i the sa ie for ..b ution tyranny in the aaa.e riaie under fioorge H. Mc' lc ii.?u. (Cheer*.) . , . While *1 r Vnorbies was eptaktnr: the vsriuun clubs roarcbsd pa.it, u.any of litem?and . special y tco one I rout %4?e Seventeenth tvurd, of which nr. Lmum W win the tnanugci ?ru .aing an ap, euranceot exl; aordluaiy attraction. <? William U. Be WUt ue\t delivered a abort addtess, iu which be s.ud Uint the question to bo decided ut tue c m ing election is one ol duspotlc centraliatlion against iho sovereignty o'. ibe states of he Union. Ihe intcrfercece with the Independe O' ul in. ptosr, the conscription, tho snnpeuslun oi the habeas corpus and trial by jury , anu other acts of the administration weio deu' t'iced in tin ' ineasnreu torins. I'.o argued tnat if all the ritatoe toapuy lu the en/iyincut of their rights there w ;ubt be | no fear ot separation, no necessity for ceutr lixation. It j is within the lightening coils of ccctrB'ism that fieedoin dlCS . ... The mo t reniHrUatile feature of ibis speech write, that M ouutaioed not a ugle allusion to aiiv of the presiden tial candidates, i'ne apoaker was ft ?incully coiupeood lo desist iroin SfK' king by ibe etii.hu.us'u ol the paitiug urccesitlons, and tUo tiling of ctimco , , , Sswii yi.unworn, of Weetohe'ter oontily, inveiglied Hcsin i 'the inoar.rrcilon of tatizeue of Aitioi '? .n bsHiies." Me charged tho adniiuls'.ratioa i^lth tbo depreciation of the currency, toe ties iru tiou of tie commerce of the nation by tue mtsiosuagenieat of tun Navy Department. Ho ssbl Abraham Lincoln ban been a party to tue robbery of tne nation by hi'imbecility. Ho charg e that t.iC system of esniotiago is more odious ibau ihut of the Jesuits, An Ihese ft o but ft few ol iho crimes ol Vbro.hum Linoo n against tbe tiooplc n? has done nothing but mock tbo pat put pati ndisin of the American people, lie frong y i etn iincix the call of i.oUleilan to save the capital and whea no bad daue it, bis enbgOicebl rem ivnl. Til is speech was leceivwi w Itb great applause Mr Ss'ori, <f New ..ersty, cburncteri/''d the coming election as tbo most i'.u,'Crtuut ^ in our history. He demiudod whnt .-tat'.e . ora nam Lincoln b .s brought back to tbe Union. fUries 'if -'Not BUO.'') . . Afior some 'urihor remh'ks, and three libe ra lor New Jersey, tbe speaker retired. TfiuiiAH A. (IijOish urn add'eesed the meeti.'g. He ou; igi'/oU the ditu a.d united stand lal.i o b. too d."pi><' racy, and ar.nouiic.'il -bat be tousidoied the eleuiton o< Gtuerai Mci .ellau ? certein. Tbo inectUig m ti.ie stand then broke up. STAND NO. FIVC. Was presided ov. r by Hon. 3a*anoi J. Tlldou. -'p'octies wore dei.vered by several Oiiccl'eut sy.eiki ?, ann ng whom wero Me;sir. H. B. Berkms, Wedgwood, Brad ford, Morauee, ft . rho .troa'ist crlor provtt .el, ainlil tbu greatest ehtbu..iai!ii) for Lit.le Mac. STAND NO. SIX. Spcectxee ef Mr. J?m'? P?'latln, ITvm. Kokert <*. Wtniiirup uiut Oine??. Ibis stand wis located opposite irevent vi tb street And broad way, nod owing to Us position tho meeting was net organised until a ieto hour. As soon as the rweotv c.e.oud Ward ' nib bnd ar-:ved Grand Sacbom I'urdy celled the iis;eo'b!nge to order by nominattug Mr. nines Galletin for the presiding otlfce. In doing bo be said that his riaino bad a Revolutionary tame, hlr. ( Mr. Oallat.n's) ruth.r being tjcirctsiy of the Treasury uudor Jeftorsoe Mr. Gam.Aim read his s.ieecb, in winch hes.i l thvt the hope of tbe country was in Cgneral MnUielM'i. He a; proved "f lus tionimatiou with his ?vhole ool, and pledged himself it uao evofj efloi I to secure ins ei- et "m. A number of vlce-presldentA were proposed, and Mr l). t. Iloldnn read ibe reeolution*. I the ChHlrmaii tnen introduced the lion. Rosnur C. WisT'iKW, i f Mass.. aud in doing so said that he u*d lot i beeu dieiing ilshod lu tue service of fug ronmry w.cH a n.r er spes?er of tne Monte of Repriwutaiives. ?nJ ?a' ??inaiiy distinguished tor his dttv.'iion to our fre? ns 'if mi ns. ' be< rs were proposed for Mr, Wiotbrop, which we.o given wttb groat enthubiaem. srr.i-cii "K iter;, boksrt C. winthr p. Whi n i bonno w ? r.-.siored, Mr. WismranP lhaeaed tboui for the cordial reception be met with, and ??id thai he felt it an honor to lie in.-cited wub a gsnllrman 'Mr. ?.xlliim') wpo?s i.fitri'" n . : .'lu? integrity nud Unnu . lal wieliuD bad pained fin ..icb <a enviaOie lepuUtion. roey knew him (Mr Wmthrop) us * member tbe old whit' psrty of the- I'rlon a* 'one a* that party ha I a name stid au 'jresiiiration in the iand Ho C" id n d re funs tho Invitation of the committee, seconded us it wna hv tho nelectien of an old ind valued friend, whom he list known forgo many rears as the trlvd too 'iustv i riend f Haniel Webster," to be it lea-l i.reh-ol n ;i wt*esstbw great dern ?uafritioo; and beluj; tb'-rc be i pnuld f H refuse to respoud to the call wh.cn u? i 'ken mace upon n.in 'Lat lie should ben- hie bumhle testimony I to tiie <A'ise m whn they w re enrng.-d Thiv, aaid be, ! ? -iirto'il sigbt. I was pron.ised that I snoutd see tb? 1 iirrost m"0Ping that ?aa mr belo fa Ainerir.a, j mi.i t thiuk none will d-ubt that tho pr.-unse is in the way being lolly v-riheu fhls >e a giori.".:-. rnecscie. this vast issenbtage of A-ncriuan cltlfum in tin, great irrtrotmlls of the cation, Useif liio noblee. pro duet of the Union of m?n uused iced by i*trouafi- si.d I uoaaed I. powr# of sssAmblinir under a comoson b.o ^ a animated by i oomio n resolre-tbai banner the ; -I. t M'.d -'trip s a t thai resolve lo d > a.l that In n? lies [ I i ,'t?u.i our cm.uti v :r m ih?? dangers by wbicb it e> i encumbered Applause ?'? are .s-emb.od, my ? I friends. ia Union s.ji.are, And 1 ?i.i glad in be iwureil that ) I , j ill tn'rnd to atiind mjuarr .id the Union platform, j ' i tu hter and cbters.i Von are Assembled on tho ?i nl vrivarv dav en wtneb thecoi st tut.on of thsUnited f.rs! received the atteetingal.na'urcsof ita framers,ftn.l i re,nice to he assured iust ynu ire re* iveil to uphold tne authority and to vind' A'e tbe supremacy of that consti j tntlfn ?m d?r < ley of nhuscelpbia i?vh . h ! ain glut , au i niomber tn th-s eonuect. n, wag tbe huth place >f Ge"r{'' !1. UotTeila*'!, on th? ITfb 01 ? 'ftrmber, 1787 j !Usf?? rgd lustrum'"t aaa perfe.'fd, a huh bai secured union 'Uu peiue ui oar U"d for more than seventy years, I arid wMeh, If' s? ralilh alb a of tl.ls dav ?bu I bo s-.ice** (iply curried out. f verily hope aeit b> .love wlit secure . nnioB sod i-eaco lo ntir land for seven limes or { ? .so ssvrjiiy seven times seventy y?.?r Is , come (in is'tse.) We ?re a?s"tubled, too, oo tbe , anuwerssr' d*y on who a ?ur nobte candidate bun- 1 self onoi to'ed Igre.it work of rescuu it tbo ra iaal of tpe e.motry from the f cDfedeaiV* host* by the pbo. i did n.torv if in'lst?m. (Cli??Wt.) Von ?0?wi< li-ve lerg' tten tboae enrly days ut -'splcoiner IS'.l, >Iimi tbe fall of nir repnMlo seommi trembling in the erste. stu n svrrv nno> beert woe ratling him W feur.sud when our ?...ji.i- vnd noble tudidule, lorge'llng Hie 'inm ousd in dtguit.e-tn wheih ne had been .objected, remember i,g nothi K b it the (lauge- of h-n country, deferntlned to eiand ?r fall with flag. gathered up the fragmeht* f t?. hisve but broken srmy. rcorgsiincd tb"i?e scattered nsl '... *. ?? if T '''? w,v" 01 * niagiCmu'e ?vs'.d, drove bark The inva am acr> bb the Ri-t'tnae, end rcsssnreif the aafeti of Wasiiinp toe e.u'. the sdministraiioti. (Uh-'ers.) I would not dtspernge tbe sweesses -v hf b In" bevn .?-h.?vcd under oi'/r oommtnuere. We si1 s. ojji're "lib sdiulr-t. u the spl'tidld v'.clori.a wiah have becu obtatned by VI s'le, tirauf, Rherman. vh? heroin t-airigut au>l the Kearsa'-ge Wmsiow) we ill give grstitude ?nd honor to tbe heroes ot Atlanle. of Vickeh.irg at.4 liattanooge h*il none of Usee ru-HrUre have er.llpee-1 of .11 ..mod tbe billUant row-rd of the litila Army if th > I'otoinac aril their gallant lesoer r,n th .e inenv-r o'e dxys whl. li aa,ie.l at -Aioth Mountain and Ani.oUtn Hl^gloiyter hsps for that yung and gallant leso er to *iy. *? niav be aaid of bNti, In refsril to tbe restdl'if that Uriel but almost cnirsoelous eam;wign. tbet, born in tbs birthp.eoe of tbe eot sHlntlon, be was privliete<l. by an auepiol? .not and orsQiifnl roinoideeee, to eommemorste the thirty Oflh sQuiv-irsary ot hie birthday hy re> umg tbe uapilet of ah> is-untry Led who of up wUi act **+ tlM\.<mm that U way have beon reaorved for him wis) rescued the capital ?>? that day to raaene tbe whole ctuut'y ?l this ("Good" and choora.) Yau hava not forg '-.ten, f vm cure, tbat thus waa the very last military service which lioueral McC'.dlUu waa permitted U> render to o.a coun try. You have not forgotten that within a few *??.< oniy afterward* he was a inim rily dlun lss?d from liu command, and seut into that raliremonl irom whicn no [>airlotto propoasls of bte own and no per* latent efforts of fro-nda have been able to prevall ou ilia adrumiatrattuu thus far to release tlm. ( -hama. shame.") Hut, thank Henyen, ithe day Is it >?l J at baud when the . eopie of tbe Uauod bUU ? have the constitutional opportunity and *? *'* , and reverse ti:a deereae of tha adminUtra.loa^and l hope, with all my heart, that lhuidao.ee of hors.fno ulnar, wnl he revised and reverted. I heartily hope that the people of the Unlud awtee will resolve bvtho r voics in November neat to take upon their shoulders tbie young and gallant leader, whom ihe rulere Ueve rejected, and beai him triumphantly into tho '.Vhlte House That, us I understand It, m the propoeltion before thie meeting, and I am glad of the i>pportunlly?-lhe earliest whmli has been proseulcd to me?to give my hearty aaeent to il.we hu.,o ill tbu people will ?ay amen. (^bouta of "We will. I Youuir mo i or New York and tho hatl'in, it la yours es pecially tj see In it that tii.s great work * nocomplnhed. uur candid ue is especially a young mun's ?audiduie Uie youngeet man v. ho baa ever boon oainod tne 1 resldeucy, 1 believe,since the history ot the country. It may well be tue pride ot Yo iog America to sen that bo baa nut niy lair plrv and a geboruuu sopiiorl, but mat bo has an ..ppormniiy 01 shewlug what too youug men nl tbu oouii'rv are able to do and arc desliuo l to do iu ti.u digit tovil placoe ol tbe land as well ?? I ui-.ii iho f.aiu of battle, (obouts of "We will do it.") Hut, my triends, I would uot be thoughi lor a moment to real Uh6 great teauei of ttna ... *1 DOpoaany rn ro imrtouak groui.-is. U m not a ; uic'c question of caic'.Matot, it W a question of the conn t try. it is not a mere question between t-o'irgo u. vie- i ..lol.au and Abrahuin ljnoo u, it 1? a q-ieauou as to Ihe nationweliuro and tue uatioira iue. In whose bauds I will thut precloua life bo p'aoeu daring tho four years which are next 10 cme.- I know that this m a matter o opinion; buL it is a question upon wlucb wo all have a right to form our own opinion, and, ini-a (Jod, wo have a right l? follow our own opinion. I do not ;or>;et how many Holiest, excellent men iu VI.lr D irt of the country and in my owu, along wltu have been uccustuineii to act, spo -king oh political ques tions. who have com i to different conclusions from ,olf. Bui for myself I ctnuoi rep.eHS the conviction that iin best interests of our country, the beat hopes ot re st, ring the Union, urgently and emphatically uomaudB a cliam'.o iu tbe admioiiitrutiofi of tb? government, cunnct repress the conviction, the deep couucttOD, that -no policy adopted uiql pursued by Mr. I.inc u and his administratlvn. If pursued t?r lo-irgyears inori-, wo should bo irretrievably plunged into tho luthonileas oi disunion, l'b.-t policy I am not about m emo. h.m ? Uimu.-jgion of. tin no occasion cm it be wisely disc usee J in all its details wilhiu the boat lug of our southern eu'iiiiea, 1 can but say tbat that policy has btnn em.uoully fatal in uividtng the oouuiolj ol lho North and iu uniting auu concentrating of the . ou.a, and itaccoinpl.-hvl that, II ll|?cooinoll?bcd no other re suits, ine all important, tbo only important end iu restoring the Union ..soems to have been b.st, lout sight of at leu at. Amid tun multiplicity of theorich now set rorth, in the Bub.ugat.ou and cxtei minatioa of the South, and the ether great and IcadP g couetitutloiml Idea of res oration seoms almmt to have been aban doned, and' instead wo bavo been treated to a hundred prOjCcw of recoiuiiruclion. to havo been an almost positive wllllngnoaS in some quarters li vie with tbe effort^ el the onorn f to dcetroying the great olu o.institution of the .Stu'.e-, wlnse birth d. wee leerate. We Dave board sweeping propo all ions 10 ab-dtsh and deuroy whole States, and -whole avsP'roB of States, uu-l lo blot out their atari iro i vue national banner. At one time wo have heard declarations from some iu high places m '>? lend tbat we are oevcr to be permltt d to toe eram tbe Union as it was, or the constitution a? It is. wim', then, in llonveo a name, are we Oghlin.'forr What oilier Uuiou are we lighting lor hut the Lnion as it w..s or wbai conatitutlon w the rresidml and his yen. rals and army flghiing to maintain, but the conattlntlon .w it is? Why, my iricuds. lauKiiago like tins, ? we hoaia ?t from the lips of r?b<lB lu arms, wo "''t'd understand it. Uot when It comes from loyal hub, from lips prolnswtng to bo loyal, wo c.u. uov b.di. recihi g tho lauguuge of tho gioat or lor aid staiooin .il when lie bid us look witu h-orror ui>on tue cbitdreo ot th" conntrv w'uo would bad, -he.r u,-. d unreuts to piece, and put him lb the. kettle of a mtgir -u iu Uie liop? oy liieir poUooous wioun v iia io - atu*uioti* luoy irigbv r?juvor.ut6 iuo pat'%iu?*. ' ^ MUuViun uu?l roiiovot* Ulbbr'w HK I; I -avc us from any such re o. .ration a?i tbat. I vv? .-anu' t fai to remember that t v? U ? ?<.ciion d re ni hil an ra'i.v.four years SS". *b" f"r"lB,,?il tb' I'un.n diao- j i-nt on for that atioelw.s and n.igoi.iy aaBauil unou the cooilltution and i e governmcnv which Inau ..uratod Ibis glgenti. c.vii w... VS. cannot help renn'm her .i? tbat it was tb u I!. '?d and sectional bias who h I'urnt b>".t?thc .Tdcrso! tb '? c<t ii cusv tb fool w" n was want'tig r tbo kiuuPog of this "wi'.i curd ,'sti u Xbu rvces. I'-n lon.i'rr* ?ojoieed m me ele iioo < r Mr. Lincoln m-3, an t lie (dr. VV.) brlleved m?v would rejoice ag""1 if bajmuiild he re-elected in Nov. -a brr tietr,bo hojied bi i uv-m be wunld not l>^. lb<?re w r-' no terms of ileum or co,'J." 'iistfoa vvbu h, In his ? mem. it 1 t vt d. ?rrve and II t wonW do anv gcod i-> stand nl i t.?bt in rniliiij-at tne rebelliun or ? be authors or it but the? nil knew turn tbo whole North - -<? "1> " hiv us one man, re 'cd tbo rebol'inn at,l u, er'.od tu? i''verum-m. i nirln: out u-i-p ami treasure I.We water in the ceu-e IUh they hud iu.ii--. but eo ...?mg.d-r.??>:- u. toya-'f ?,'r. ?'*"?".i,Vrt ?%'?!!c*l upon ' ' "V turtb^r. Thny w" 11 fuj^' r tvo sdm nisttiai' u as b .vt as thoir term l isted, n?i a? ap irov.ng Hi.'ii (f oy.but ?R re.-ogui7.ing lh- icguunote .njsiliouof tbe .nitior.iy of the goverameiit. but no cu lidr-stl-n; f pa>rioti<m nr loyally called ivoii Hum t oro oTiK tbe supreoi cy - f a |.irtv wno-e p-liey i,?.deo io lc r . v every "it k o. "n. a , ?nutn -nl in the .uthi- " bu- t, and to impiant ue feud a dogged, d.i| i. one- ii'iinol on never ' L ccn.-i .1.1 or Come sgkin .uiC-- , ruier" whom tbey b >d learm to h ;e The policy is Ihe j uruaeot adiiiiuwtralmB bad rc. dered iho viotori a ot . ir j arroton a hundred feld more d.r.i. .' to o ? ' and Had MhPe-i tbern ol almost all thnr le?'it.r it. | results, t' h era ) There woru no victui Irs wbi-1. cost eo much nr come to eo utile ?i tli.-a which were ctloriod from a f.-c who bad br?ti co,rt d ard maddened - to dewpo ntiou I be goidlbg iti-l maiideniuc proct-es wuld serve very well to lucre me trio 4.?,r of u bull fight, but it bad already com ui uuu .iutt i nu ur d in h.' J.idgmont, uui-.n and peaco c-m d uot be gccuird ?.y aucu rictorie". (Applsore.) Ue (Mr. w ) would not bo understood to cast imp'-tationt upon the patriotism of 1 waidonl L.ucoP. or any h uy . .j ? bo bad to dn.bt but mat Mr Lincoln boucatiy d,- -t-l 10 ?sve the country How could auy m?n do- bl i at iff Kiralflrnt 8hoiud desire to write nl? name upon mo roll Of history aa the rent >rer <-f tbo American Union? It wns a title w deb "ilfht lattP" y tho most "jailed arob'llon but be id' ? that Mr. Lincoln ba i become mowpb lUtt U?o wer? by bt. nroulwiuatKMoa and p.odg-a ui?m toe a every qmai.oti. We could not bring about a a tceasiui cos ?-...n oi ib.a terrible struggle; h? bad weaved for ti.-rwol! a vord a knot whloli be oouhl not ni-.lie, and wuwb in* br. vest and sharpest swor u which we couldoiupioy -*-1 wt >?t ii??o able to cut asunder, ( -that's ao ' and appiaue.1.| Wb? had lorgcliRD the i -luniosto. "To whuui it may cm , *rn " in which Mr Lmcoli wai pledged by hia ;u<u a nation* to insert a rjonuu ion which dlewnditeJ ht ? heat friends and rendered hop?:e?r every prop?*itb.a for i-ea.e W* ni uded new <o i.mib auu a bacga of poncv wc needed t. return io tbat coasliluti ji. ii policy under wb'ch the No.tn w?* origlually rallied 'or tbe aiippioarcn of me i. bcbioo. lb* policy whi I. waa embodied iu Uie frillCtidon re-olnllon. TBi-t went iu or ibe ret'oratton of the Umon without any v ?w ir i.ubju aat.ou conoiiert, exinrmmatien or proecrlptioo, nut ? i-h "g ram vi w ot rrst-nog tne authority u. theoongtitn ilea and ?be r atoriogot the Unwn of tbo Jiat s mat was tne po'cy which wen Id nave divided lb. South and *bk*h ????ght to b?vtt u3U?ci ihtt North. It w?h nlni th? O..IICV wbB-h.Pur icd i ndor the lead of men against whom the 1-yai heart ?< ihe v>uth h d n l >cei. .imbitl-1* J at u po-aoc?d i noer the lead o m*n wb" wera m-s ash mod P> avow tlieir readi"??a for reconciliation, th.l h.giient urn me it ?* the t hna'.ian characto/, withmit Which we o ui.l not 0"|si :or the oWvduig t ? ??"> 'U-on "ir K'm* If It ?are piirmed he bellcvd 'he ntilon ef the at Hud WOUM bo restored, and tne bag'>f ItMOouulty once mora o the faeo .( all lb* w id, with a atai inr tvery .-state and a Main for every emr f l -ndcbecie.) W bat a (flo, ion* Jey that woid- Im fruit. Hecoolo-seu that if to >*a: u aud pr-y lor it wou <1 aufc t h m to id* imputation of beiu* opeaceraau, he woold gbrv Mi it. Ilow could tbey bettor ad v once iho iuier>ctl I that po lev ihae tiy pro" t'"f et*oH"h of a men wb?. wan tbe voiy ? ersonlbcation of It, wb he ilbisiratcd in Ins ie.pitch iioin llarriaon a lai ding, lit Ms iifiiiiiuv oriiion ,%t WmI Tomtf *u?<l ui niii m rahl" loiter noennttb# the noiBiualion tor the I r> '? Plency. those were the p otto m* .or toe hour, ami cot for i.bo hour only, but they re platforms for all timet Mr Wmlhropwent ou to say tbat If unyh. dy esvlbtd wi.b tbe democrats asout tlieir uiatfcrm tbntr pppcant,.? sh mid he t?dd that Uen-"-al kcfKHan hi c m id* his ow j plallort", aa ' tha' it was brosd ami coaiprenousive ?"-ough for ev >ry ,*tri<n in the land to fined uii"b. Tilth ? cavtl!*re. and he, that you would a* vot.n lliink of h-ml eg (,eii*rsi MC lellsii rrepotiRtble lor not tu? taken ri BiP-id when lie w?? ?h rashly mtar.eP"" *ith " 1 cn.'d'y -tit, i>erl ot bis trmps a? *>tt.,"k of h Id. .g h,m reapouHbM (or sny "iuiv ?tl -ir -ncq liyccai Wutds of I ii c?is" cof.yesitions, nr any other c.nvenllo-'S under tbe ?un. ten the* tkal >?"? w- u.u as *?*". twagion I at tbe Afn*y oi to** I'ovuinsc. would bit# irtiotcnM fi.-m ioIiowu.j him by 'ho 4-iak r g iba a u,.* he roai-nle as tbat any honeM suppurtera o He lol I,a tor tb" Presidency should be scsr-'d rom the r p sltton by mf i -|*f pellets of tbe brulu wb.cli niiyiu nave bwou conouciMt in a midii gbt sernon of a reo? iti n cop m I'"# durmg tae hsily buily of a pre*inr.bis* nomination. 1nlt lb n Mini i.eneral V'c* fie'i t, his mad* bis own piattorm a no we ail reoogn'*' It >nd wo ere no I i*r any ohvr piat.crm under the "tin ?Ureal eh*ring.) rtie letter of roccptanoehid tha true clarion ring It t-Id nor deluded breth'en of tbe p.-.tb tu.t we dlu not dream of ee s.ng b??t:ilt"* on sny other b..?fc? than that of nP>r, wh I* at tha asm ? Uino H opei.ed wide to th m th? |.-.->rot rec">?ci;-.ticn and peace whenever tbey trau1 r. -i -vi tiaeii wUtiugu-ma ,o -e.tirn to their al ufisboe ??> to) coisiitction %J.d tb* laws. That Mter ua i turned it." ink of tb" rev tiers er Mcfbe-lan an bindspm"Y-.s -hertnai. bad t..in< d the llauk oi Mo'si at Atlsoui ' Union at e 1 huz-sr in" was the ' etrt*e ot the it wits tbe itnisirt o? th Ksrswal' AUdrM* o' '? ? WrsMetton (1 ood sppls -e ) the Union, it "j" rweaerved, woe as d sttnetly tba ? Mi inthui n 1HM m it wen thn m'u? * A crew ?cs en ... Ik I A lent ?aved the coui.trv then, ^ I\hetoenirv beivcttfd . demuera?? prsn.de t on.Hd ?? i k.w I Appka-ise , ??> sowcuninn,Mr .y>*_br. ') mm In fMH the nrmetoln nf senenditwnei t'n on'am, which belonged to Washington, Jackson an* Mt.i lellau alike. Let mem Pillow ike Gag, vledleate tbd rliibu of free speocb, ? free or.??, free tad unawe4 eteci ons oven n a tirim of civil war, and thin ?bow U lae w.irld that th?y were ?till, xud always meant to taf a fr*-e people 1.01 thoin tbr< >w the Modi-'Man banners 14 tie broea# with tiim mottoamulaxoned upou Hiem, "The Union?It is our only (vnd.il-u of p??cs. Wo elk o! mora; hut the i'nlon no ttt b" preserved at all hazard!.* Mr Wnuhrop wait loudly etieered on retiring. Tin) l{,m. d. n. t.'uHbi.ig, D. M Coddlogton, Hubert 0| Holmes, Joba E, Iturrill and otters addressed too raeeb tog. STAND NO. SEVEN ? Hon Frederick A. Tallmadge presided at this aland,' whirh TroLted no the Everett House, and war pr.ftisety det-ora'od with flit!, raottoee, go. A fnw minutes befor! oioe o'clock the proceedings were commenced by thd rhaiiman tnsltlrg a few introductory remark", which C'-u!d not be beard in oon*er|nance of the oootlnuoue ploy ing or bonds and tbe tumultuous aUuutiug uf the people for "Mtt!e Mac." Mr. Wxtto*, of the ntgbth ward, than read a loog lis of rice presidents and secretaries, and Mr. Ha* r a una Una read tlio resolutions prepared for the occasion II >n. Fxt P. Norton was here Introduced, and pro nnedi-'l to addreee Iho Urge citicoiir'a of people In fronf of and surrounding the stand. He said they had tulrcn tbe occasion of the anniversary of thd adopt ton of their const.intern to hold a great Inquest of the nuti.io?n inquire Into the ocnducfof thd Chl-f Mat strata of the country, eeoied four years egp; 'i'bey were to Inquire whether Abraham Lincoln had aa ounducted but great offlco had bo adiolnlHtered thl! government that they would again select him as theus oblut pubic servant. (- nee of "So, no," un-t biasi-n for Li colu.) Mr. Lincoln hid adopted the offline uf ''.-a executive government. I'hay the people of tho Pnlt'wl Htatea said to him that thoro wu no such thlrip In thus regiioilc as ail executive ,;overn;iiem. end whenever Mr. Lincoln took up n him.'oit tne lunclionsoi auch a g iverumont he was guilty of ? violation of Hie rongtltit ilea of our lathers. (Cn. ers.snil orios of U1 hat's so "y Wueu l.i -coin proclaimed mat in titues of war bo was entitled to administer the government con. trary to the provlaious of the constitution, ha wait guilty or aawpstlun (I/ind obeors.) He said lb it the Provident of the United .-ut-o wis habitually guniy of violating tba oooatttuUou. fliey had Seuators of tb? republican party such as Pmneroy and Wo do, t bargintf tbe ? re-uleni w ith being guilty of a revolutionary act im attoui|Hioit to destroy too etuienco of Hiatrg and to create Status out 0!' one tenth of ll.o populailou for thn purix'iio, "a the republican "etiatora charred, of re-elect ing himself to tlio Presidency. The people of tbe vouth wore familiar w ith tbo history of this contest, aud thny were familiar with the List ry of the South American re p Mies. They wernfnmlll.r with the history af v'ehe-Auea I They know that m I ho civil war of Venezuela U10 i'resl deut of that republic, for the purpoee of weak ening tne party utficers of the governinr it, pro claimed tbe abolition of ainvery. lhey kuww that thai President of the republic who made that proclamation was now in exile fi 01a ilia 11 - Jive country, and they know full well that If President Lincoln carried lug plan of taking one 'emit of the peop'ti who may he wltbin * ?tatn ,uu-t organic n|!? .-'taiefrom that population, making the negroes of that Stats voters, lUi' his friends, with Ihn nc^m populiti m, could hold n their power and under couipleto control tho wbo.o v. hito population (Hroann and biases tor Lincoln.) the speaker concluded by on i eloquent eul> glum on '.em-re! McClellan, preilictlug his sure election, and cor.ic'iu'-stly tho rogcneratn-n of th* country Kev. Matuibi- Hai r Smith and lion. Wm. D. Monrirr having nads a row retnn'Us Hie proceed logs at thlg si-ttul wound tip bv tho llldmluatlon of n grand equestrian sta tue of Mot le!Ian, and the people separated, cheering lustily for the hero ol An net- ui. STAND NO. EIGHT. Thi* ? tand was ?ltuate<l opposite jtovouteeath street, and f il ing tho Itveiott House. Tbe proceedieg* 00m nwn- i at ei/ht o'ch.ck by Mr. John L. Noyos proponiog the Hon. Daniel Devon its chairinan, who InnnedUtely afi.crvvur.la c dlc-l the meeting tu order. I he hot of o'.ilcsrs and resolution!) wore then read and unauimo '.aiy adopted. Mr. : Aisa I.tm'Kxs was the first speaker Introduced to the meeting, vie commenced bv referring to tho acta of the pies- -i goveramint, and tlie uiurplng and despot-o tnaun-r in which it rulatl. ?ho Am?rioan paople, as they h-v.-d libe tv, wronid never ab.uidao one particle of thetr freedom (ipolauw.) Ibcro nover wici a war In the hlaiory of the world iu which the paoplo had given so much blo-xl as the American people Bad given to the nigger and the Moloch of uooiltion. (Applause.) ilad he the pow r bo would si >p t'.is, and called upon all true America', eiti/ei-s 10 o-tne to the r> cue and atop tola bio'dy toil cut. fhey t <1 1 oiumatad tiou.'g : I. MoCM l?n, a ib/M:?-t, r 'at- T'ort! noil a patriot, and I10 hoj-od tl, ,t )n the , rovtdonre ol 1' >d ho would he called to I> wcr to -.' ipitits unholy w >r. iLotiU a?p.?Use ) By sexf Mutca ttiU v;at won d be .ocagut to an end, add all w ..lid then gv .- ha; pt an I fre" aa or ttivr.a In fa-ace and un-ii-iml'He v/soi- d no dishonorrblo [*??? ??, pat a j-eacv i-itijiai-.at w ib tho rosturaii'ia ol the Laion. (Ap pik'ix.*.) II n. Arctt aw 3 was tho nexf speaker He eulo gized tbe sc.dtsrly cond'-.-.l nod hem inc uf tisnoral Mc t't-iiAU. Mc-loilar wou'tl never bo be.too by too 'toruea ei v. LtocMn. (Apt :o,.-r, hi d crhs of "No, never.") b'l ttom vvtoior M'-i'lsIlao -tod !'end!"ton, of DhiO, and ?M v i.u.d be wall. He democratic party of the country Uiid alwavs been a figut.ua oarty, either a*?ioat robaf u'u or for fcvipi ' -tiu^ their gloilouk form 01 govercin-ot. 11:.J ,1 it before with 'ngUud, end they could doit ?"uio. t ar-v would Stood us a pillar of firs, and onmpel those rebellious chihlr.u to c l?e b?ck kgain to U.elr lathe" s li lss. (Appisd'e, st'd "Ihree cheer3 lor Mo Clellm, the 1 "Xt ! r?rti.'<nt ) The speaaur shortly after v? irda c- noludcd nls addrem am dst applauae t.cuor.'l liiH.M Wa'-hsji. s was thatt ininxiuced kith* meeting, nod, in coming 'orw.ira, wan enihu-lastlcally . hsered He - mnscc.vt by reading a senos of practical resolution*, wnlch.be said, If sctmi u|s.a. ware suiubla to the country in ila pieoc .t emorgency. Thwy had bean suhuilit"U to oiher |tr?at nut impurtani clllea, aud wore 1 xb y a; proved He hoped thki IcsJdTlt home <( lb? p?s. were now tlrawlog to a close, sod thst a brighter b-nir ??s about to dawn m.on th-ro. ( Applk. .) I hl? infamous strugg ? would soon oe ended, tin) p?aoe and coctent aaent wo-xid ttieu prev ail and aiovate the oo'otrf. Iboee ware the w b-vt, tbo d-.vres and the se tnueiiUI of the peopia of llo- k'nal count' y They worn ireeman, -iod their g<eat obi?ct w?s to it alolaio tnat fre?-dotu wbteb had heee wv ured to Ibsin by their auoeolor end tbe la!here of tin. great te.-ubllc. Ibis w*s what they wetaoooterd ing for?whet they ardently wished what they earnestly msight and looked tor, and bv tble the people would st aud or (all ? l/-uu appii .se.> If the goverameet thui. acted with tbe peopia toefs would n it be such wro-"i cirrie-t -<n as ift.jr? were at present, let tba count' J be savrd, and mt all join in Its saivalloa. (Arena Appl'iU&O. J Mr. I' '' Uii't -Aii wae the out speaker, and mads a rery ele. 1.. kud pie address in fartn of (.ener.11 llo Cleliau Hi iMr. U.) ab*?d hefma ttietn aa a pe.ee men, and b- wouhl ever go for paa.'e He then referred to the wsr ar.d "s duvaitatiog loflu nee 00 tba couctry. lie contended for a si oil-in 01 the war, which 0 >u!d only Is d on by tin old 1 in n| Oeorge B. McOallaa by a majority ot fifty thocMcd "*er Ahrahsia ? Uicola ? Plduufc.) iii? a e-ker urted on ell pieaent adept the |o d old 1 dag"-? i-Kii" would be iree. tb?mse,ves must struts the f-low T^.e speak, r 0 it log called 1 >r three cb'.era for MocMttao and I'endMJlo.i tbcy w?re wsrmlv giveo. Mr H l' r<> w*?sa nzv ng oeeu inircdaced. ?sld that wbi-o beaawth' ?*t ?nuitii.id" before lum b# ??d'd not help anying 'hut i!.e g"sl ?W dem'icratic -oces bad come hack ogiin. He then went on to p??? a t'gh -vuhNlda ou tteneral M. leilnn. No raan living had beta tr.ors aaa lignod.aurt o?j man was more le-wved withal (Apylaoan ) lie it:"n wen! 00 to 'pest si much length of the man, a il th"t' said if they waited to sav! tbel caualry, thstr lives, tli'ir ithsit.rs and ihe.r bap, y bomaw, tney choulg emit tot ward aid vo 0 for Get f*e H McOoilan (AJS pHuse ) Hit p'atf '.-ro was, "'be Cohio must aad ar.sii be proierved." fwt tnalr watchword oe SloUaUah. Pom d sum and I ib.-rty. (? r-?at appiuuso.! Hr. H. ?. ' :? v.a sex', ai-oks, aud trade a vrvti'.nl vat humor"os spew h Vir said niisy tt k ot th e ptatfarm ?nd thai pi'-.urm hot be would advtee them atroogly w elect Mt> a aa on bis own platlorm. (4;>v'au?e oui "Bo we wdi. I tlr. La it antra T. Tixtiitxit, the yrwing Ifiah ?Itn? ">r the yiitjstes"!b w d. neti sddte*?ed tho assemblage at some iecxth, during which bo took occasion ??> -e.'er t<? Ilia base r r-duct of the adoiinutratltm lowares a'rew pe>ne. So use. he aald, Intended Abo Lincoln nacre as an ' b eet 01 ridicjle thau on ao?ei of doeiruct-oa, awd ha wis the cause id ail their mrlerihi* aad w. -d?s. Mr. T?*. "?n spoke at some length en the W "* grrat detnoci ary of Ube couo'ry aupporllng wewara Mcflle isn, and retlied amldal apois -ae lae crow la at No. # aiend then diajitraed STAND NO. NINE (GERMAN . On the Piurth eveatte. '?"rf k *ic?lh iMart, aasi.-wd P? the Snrtnsn dsmocrooy. under tu? ship of Dr. William !* hirmer, wb > opeoed the proceed ?,g. m a brief sen, s'.cr w, . b t m regulaf .ar m. ef ret lutloan wer" rahm.tted an ! ad'ipMd with aeatamm tl0*' an. w. A- gornt's auMAsge. On'akihg l0, rhsir Mr. h i ? .poaa aa foilaw!!~l thai'k vo 1 Hindi* for the un m s'Uy with which yow bars aeeu fit l" nominate n J es yo ., pra u'rg cfB-'er, .ad I can cxi e- v th ?? '.his ts oaly tht res-it of the ocaniml'y e otnni- a as -It LsvOabout 'he'bouse of edrcxnJHfita t is -.r"ou'*g eg for -'Mr "toee . 1 Wv. -*"k s *?st ?""b* nls"* .s tee ,'nre osmor.reev e. New ' vk *ee*n.biad ow Hi.a uccaai n It * e goa Acs of su?xv?e 10 t.*e felurh Mil. OTlhNW afKf ' ID re erred w? 'he beautiful l?t *r?H siptrwe.ve M HMfreraga o ?? df *<?.?;??. ?' m. SI f .n sh l' IS- *? - lent tba' ret-se-voulT^^ taja eoaatrf, and aayectsily the Jam oieey, er* net Janes, oomxtno) 01 woeth fai