New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-06

responsible for the storm thai DOW shaxes the 'e 'ou
MT Ro.IssIIrs followed German citizens Of Ne.
York appears singular 10 me that we shouia 'A
nush for or against the Nebrasss pm WA ,st;,,
Ih6re Las never teen who really rds oen''
vic desired to BE- STAKEHOLDER. Cheers IHeIe never
a German, who dared TO cal himself by ths' NAM;
that wished TO eusave fellow man. lie, wac himseu
would be free must acknowledge toe freeiou 9'
others Cheers Hence we who LEFT our father anu
either from political or social motives. cannot can
nrrer consep to ersave others Blu, how is it with this
Nebraska bill Do you think that they who are tax
ing so loudly # the unconditional sovereignty OF
tie people in Nebraska include tbs BLISS ma aeles
What they ell people II 50, ycd are sadly mistaken
T. Is rather hssd thing f,T 20 speak hero 10
right So lors tine is it that | have been used t. 60
with the old D5mocI atic party because the mama Demo
crat had something pleasant in the very sound md 50
tosely c.uformcG 20 all NY feelings German, tina, a.
tie i'm of the November election OF lsj2 sill believed
that II We could elect FrGaksR Pierce shogld have
Tor President honest aud honorable Even after
TIE election hearing his Inaugural Aidoass, we be
lieved that had deciedy upright Democrat who was
willing sDd capable 10 do something for the general vea
Refors the election sometimes olashed i'te vhens
me nber Of the Wing party asked me " Who is Franklin
Pierce r. And to speak openly, didn't know who he
was mysef Iauehterl But as eyery body told me he
is the only good have, finally concluded Wen,
then IL shah vote for him anyhow Great mernment
The election past the sounds OF the Inaugural address
have died away in the air the kosZs letter has been
sent forth into the world and still ask, who Is Franklin
Pierei Cheers blush no longer at the question for
| have the answer He il of those who once went for
Free Soil and Land Reform but ia now trying - make
captalwith the lavehoders not capital for getting drove
ofregroes of course not but political capital tor the
Presidential campsign of SO For that purpose he mast
soft soap the South aud that the reason why he suas
the Nebraska bill. Gentlemen, he says 10 the men OF
the South shall sustsn your rights YOU may settle
tie territories and take your slaves along VITA
you You must suspect me To be Free SOler Mt
H. Thus speaks Franklin Pierce This is Franklin Pierce
As far az my experience goes back and You know
am no horn not at all though an not went! years
in the country like the gray headed editor ct tie sans
/tung-l have been here but sevs nteen years we nave
4 H. tad l1tulfl
the hig parvI satisfied and did no. complain but
this time we cannot be satisfied with the tics, Tor nov we
are cheated by Deno,rgfs ihere was never Oh
tratOn badso y.lanous-so treacherous az thai OF
President Franklin Pierce Tremendous cheers Though
our adopted citizens soft soaped by means OF the
Koszta letter though in the Inaugural Address 1t was
proudly pronounced that everybody, who might have
RICH, to the shelter of the star spanei banner should
be protected in every ellmeiwe have sill TO asa,
he is fasng in base ebecness the butcher Of Bologna
While he promised protection to every American citizen,
whether native born nauralzed he do protect even
those who native born The Rev Mr.. Richmond Is
imprisoned and maltreated by the mnions of Austrian
t,rsbn,, and where is Franklin Piereel lGroans And
while promise is held out of grants of land to actual
setters where is Franklin Pierce Why. he is barter
ing awGy the sacred liberty OF Territory forever nal
lowed 70 freedom, the Shareholders OF the South
Thus il is that we have been cheated and am glad 10
see that am rot the only one see here so many
old citizens who have been cheated likewise ana
who likewise are aware OF 1t; that | rather incline
to enjoy the fun il is general have nothing TO say
here about the proceedings of the last German meeting
held in this hall know that we have clique here
n SUPPORTS the Administration and is quite natUraltha
thew should Whose bread eat his tune fiddle, Is an
old German proyerb Why poor souls If Franklin Pierce
has given office that fetches hun some $1,000
wear isn he bound follow him by hook and by crook
and to kiss that foot from which Is rie he may some
times get hard kick But what does it matter The
CRY with him is still the spoils But We are free men,
who have not sold our honor and our principles for
Judas have right to speak openly and without
disguise and shall the right. None Of IA wan.
10 take away their slaves from the South. Some voices
I.ro rcI. Ives { yps {. i
am not an Abolitionist but here Is my opinon
of the matter You of the South say have the evil aud
if y,u do not dare aboh it, keep it but keep to
Yourselves alone don't extend any further 1t IS bad
enough that Bou have been inflicted by the malay OF
Slavery it bad enough too that have not sufficient
moral power extemnae the cancer just a. we OF the
North did You, gentlemen of the South who not used
10 earn bread in the sweat of brow, AMI VINO
never knew the luxury of tasting piece of bread that
Won had earned by your efforts, keep your slavery
bu, keep to yourselves; lave to US territory wnch
has beer FOR consecrated tofreedom which the
inheritance OF frecmen Let US save ms territory from
the curse Of Slavery. Let feemen settle 1t aud keep your
Mr. Forascm Again rise butt only to make remark
tending TO show what kind of means the friends OF the Ne
braska ILL employ On the day before the meeting on
THURSDAY of last week there called at my house
certain Nesseler formerly gems farmes in Germany
in favor of the Nebraska bill That of course was mpos
sible Then he reflected that possibly might be like
himself and that tho ingng of the dollar might soften
nv heart and consequently spread s25 upon the table.
seid simply to him. Now will doit-so much the less
Cheers When he became aware that nothing was TO be
done with me- he said F0 sch have you not yet learned
20 thing or two The Nebraska bill is humbug. and
"humbug is everything in the United states Make
money that's all e. 80 then said to my wife Char.
lotte show that hunbug out OF the door. Great
laughter.
DIR KELLNER editor ofthe Ret0rl1 followed and spoke
of the interests which the sboring classes have in the
question now before the meeting lie would not agiats
the subject of Slavery Slavery would sgtate itself As
long there slaves long will there be men aspiring
TO freedom He showed from history that there
,tahn vhn mi de
country free and independent The hard working labor
er builds railroads and steamships, and cuvases the
virgin soil of the far West The attempt is now making
to exclude free labor from this soil in order to devote TO
Slavery Not only have the laborers OF the North
interest in this question but the free aborers of the South
also We ak free soil for both lCheers.
STssauND KlUrNAsy followed, and said, we need not
saw much about the Nebraska bill | think that bill Is
CORPSE fact not yet mentioned to night may be
TO many of you namely that the famous bill has been
ordered the this day to third reading by avote
This fact would TO show how far corruption has
gone in Washington. They did not even dare to vote
upon question OF such Importance may further men
ton that an amendment has passed to the effect that
alien shall be allowed to vote in the new Territories The
Shareholders who now emigrate there, may have
all their way One Of the evening paper ofths Say
br1sks, but Sambo and Scpio will that Is to say the
Germans and Irish settle Nebraska but instead
Of them is to be filed with negroes In former days
drum and fife frequently suicet to arouse the German,
TO demonstration for the Democratic party. hen an
election was hand the office hunters used to ater the
Germans. calling them dear irends and INVITING tneia
ceiyed regular Democratic ticket. That ticket he
must vote from top to bottom. But who cared for
Dutcamaa after the election those Tunes nave passed
away, aud hope they will retsrn The time ha.
gone by when Republican Democratic ticket was sui
fcient 10 rule tho United States and was only neses
sary TO play the fiddle to make the Germans dance to any
given tune The opponents Of good say that
some Of yet citizens Of this country That
be bu; those who are not yet citizens r De ctlzens