New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-31

under the blows thai struck it he fell his duty to
attend He loved his country iau ms party Chers
But he hel we'd both pEriies faithful TO the C"p,,in,
uOn He moi 10 advocate Slavery, il deporpd
lv every psuo and Christian the South But the f4ihe
ofthe Republic found there, and compromise as
cessary and the country rnade by compromises Ee
tuloeised the country, happiness extent Se he
ria ard mentioned the time when The voice HgSRY Cty
Here perfect thunder OF cheers broke out; three res
ree ard three and three again and ann give
with my tines enthusiasm Than aY point OF parrot
ism could arouse HI further referred 10 Webster wtose
warmly received. He also euogsed Gen Foote
ior coming OUT for Tire Union Next To- Clay TINS WIS the
name OF The evening But hardly had we began 10 rejoice
over Inc peace Thai these glorious men had gwen u.s. When
the Abouousls the North denounced the Fugitive Save
law and all who voted for it traitors That law ia pre-
ed He compared lhe Slave law The law Tor the giving
up OF criminals There for poor white crim
mas al are Tor he poor black But the hears
to BUY NM or cooniLe him no KIND WORKS for that; The
whole mat Is seized for the purpose Of weapon
asundef this glorious Union After some eulogy of COM
promises he sad the law must be olsyed or would be
poisoned ehaice al our lips. He then pictured dis
union and destroyed nation, snd repuiaie the idea OF
coerciug the South in case of their rebellion He would
not only throw before the Constitution Inc shield of housl
Ajax. but would build around IL wall of brass Mr. Og
den closed iii strain very similar the peroraou sf WeS
ster VS. Hayne. IL must sink let it be AZ the end OF
well fought battle on the foreign enenys sea If ship
''0'' - Nail 70 the mast her holy dag,
Sc. every thresdbare sail;
And give her to the God OF storms,
The lightning and the gale
JAMES T. BRADY was the next speaker. He
said no spot in this State much devoted to the Unoa
as this CITY, we called IN certain portion OF the State
the Infected Districts but the city Infected but with
very different ineciion-one OF patriotism, which per-
vadea the whole body polite He went en- 10 speak Of
Compromises and the duty of sustaining them IN a cases.
lie said the Constitution was the work Of ages that
had been fighting for il since the beginning OF the world
Then he said that he had in his mind names OF two men tho
e,ict Arnold fGreai cheers He would have "TraiorF
stamped upon the brows of these indei6y tha
nothing short the breath of God thejudgmen day could
wipe it out, Cheers He alluded to fanatics aud dena-
qogues and poured out no little sarcasm The ph OF tho
''''a y - How vsnsi. u. sua ast nooa
To pluel them rom III. .ly, &c &c. &c -.
These the kind of who every sort OF mig
erY except that which it is in their power to relieve.
Nothing suits them, the Bible is secuted, The laws
Tbs F Se Slave law is now the especial object OF
heir hatred. He then spoke Of the law, and OF the
attempts against II and then OF South Carolina and nu-
membered He said the whole power of the General Gov.
ought be enforced TO capture Fugitive Saye
necessary Great cheering, especially from tho Tammany
boys He descaned upon the folly of Union OF force;
our Union must be Of the heart ICheersl But we havs
mean sneakng lodging raacas in This State who are wait
ing trim their aaS as the popular breeze shall blow
them to look al the papers tomorrow morning and then ese
of sheets and let her go Cheers lie denounced IN I'M
measured terms all fanatics and agliaors zen years Ieuce
these would be trying to crowd into the favor OF one
the other of the great parties by essayqg oy suouo ana
specous reasoning to convince e @ n hes mem
al sday in favor OF this meeting ana Ie Oh mess men
viii be VIM II Seward and Martin Van Buren, or Jonh'
did catch the name Just rgnt} lChees'l hi'.
Brady then read the following resolution
Re,srtd That Committee Of dy citizens whose names arc
heeun,o anrzed appointed with Al vacancies and add
10 their ,umbers 10 be called "UHioN SAFETY COMMIT
charged with the duty by correspondence and otherwise OF
this meeting Which are hefshy
the PEOPLE q re UNITED
SrArx the ,Pr tsoH roSAp ana IN: Cossr
TUITION and 10 ssr ssnar ArTsAfr TO ALLEVIATE
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~. ,s,cu sow LINK roc PARTS.
Sn'a w ~ Dsnnia Perkiua Lacien 3. Chase.
Moses Taylor, Ralph Clark. Jonn v gu ooH'u
Hiram Ketrhum, Robert q Wetmore, sNnes ", e's'N'
SCHUYLER LIVINGSTON Edward Ssudfor5, s. T. Nch0I
Cha. &; Carleton Francis Griffin, Jacob A. WestarYet,
Gideon Oar Charles B Spcer, Samuel L. mltchlt,
Josbna j. Henry b. ). Phillips Phoai
Joseph Xernochan 4 X Collins, George b Batter
FrSncss athrop, A. NJ. Cozzens, George D. Gllsopis,
CbArles O'Couor Wm. M. Lambert, David w. Cathn
Robsrt Smith, John n. Bradhu,s ct, VIM. Stevens
James Brooks, Ogden Holman. Richard Burew,
Isaac Townsend George Douglass Geo w. Hsmp,sose,
Charles Z Butler Marshall u. Roberts, Sam e. Sproul5
John j. Cisco, Henry Gnnne, James 7 Brady,
Nicholas Dean, James T. ThayeT Alfred G. Bensoo,
o. d. P. G ant. Jacob AIMS John McKeon
This was all adopted, and then,
On motion of Mr. BRADY the meeting adjourned.