New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-06
Of the speeches WA in the main, a TRADE against

Of the speeches WA in the main, trsis against
human freedom, temperance and the Know Nc.hings.
THE LIQUOR DEALERS.
In the Second, Seventh, Tenth AMI Thirteeath
wards, the Liquor Dealers societies he'd private
meetings last evening and deputzed to stand st
the polls and distribute the ballots of the psty.
MEETING OF COLoRED VOTERS.
The colored voters of New-York and Brooklyn met
lsst evening in DR.. Penningtons church.
Capt J. j. smons was in the chair. Mr. Hunter
was secretary.
The Rev Dr.. Penni,gton aaid that the o. act fthe
meeting wss to call upon every coored man In this
city and Leighborhcod to vote for the good Of his
country, oft race and the glory Of bis God Before
developed in this state which has been unparalleled
in the biso'y of the last fifty years. Every msu OF
color who negects 10 vote when Liberty is involved
in the issue, ought forever 10 bold his peacs The
Republican ticket he said, is before Us aud Is worthy
the support Of every Of our race who has vote.
Let every eolored man who has vote, vote for some
thing bat as minister Of he gospel Who an voter
"a citizen although poici an wish every colored
man 10 vote under the conviction that he IS acting for
his country and his God.
Rev. c. b. Ray said he felt deep inteIes. in this
election He believed that il would prove au index
Of who shall he President n $50. Ohio has done her
duty roby, and TIE country waits throbi tor the
result Il trium phsnt result, Of Repubhcanm 10 New
York. Let Ns1York show this whole coufedera"y
that she is wide awakethat her colored citizens IN.
ders the sciercs of liberty and up TO the prac-
teal octrine Of sustaining freedom whea brought 10
an issue with tyranny Coored mon above all 9TH
ere are expected 70 vote the Republican ticket This,
he continued is the only Instance in the annals OF his
country, when an issue has bsen made between Liber-
~ and Slavery Colored men, let not that issue sut-
fer by your neglect, or your want OF appreciation,
when an opportunity PRESENTS tsef Come up to the
point OF action TO morrow and make your marx on the
eide of freedom.
NJ r. ID Kinney made some spirited remarks and
concluded by stating that it every mans duty to
assume tie right Of voting and to exercise that right
letter was then read from Mr.. II. n. Wild, which
was adopted:
Mr. SINoss-De1- Sty. IL Communication,
would beg leave say you and friends elected vii 80 al
change the law regard 10 the rzh OF free
nd and tae broad platform
Of Human Rights. Yours truly, N WILD
n. BRemenbtr this, H. " Wild Hessr rW dodge ne l!s''
ton h. \ W.
The tickets were then distributed, and the meeting
dispersed about ., o'clock.
Last evening, a Meeting of the American party of
the Thirteenth ward held at the junction OF East
Broadway and Grand street. Speeches were made by
Mr. harrington and others, and considerable enthusi
asm prevailed After the adjournment Of the meeting
the party had toroh-light procession, and attended
by two bands of music, marched through the streets
of the ward. While passing through Clinton street
the rear Of the line attacked by gang OF rowdies
hsilirg from another ward, and a fight ensued, in
which son of Mr.. Joseph Eblings struck on the
head with brick bat and badly hurt. No one else
that we heard Of was Injured