New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-14

fsut negatives, M fnll""nt
thpic 10 az the part ~ Nofllora men. no social
hostility 10 tho Nou'h.
. We ~ ur Fire-Son party. s'c rot afayed
o. n Of Tho South AMPLY IN sirusge fof political :"
rnacy, hu' IN n determined ,n,rI to pfc"orvc our
Ioliiirnl iishir.
= We n,e no, hholitionis,s in tho technical so"ao
Of ,hn, term. T1i ward h.s come 10 menn those "ho
trc sii,ing for the unconditional emancipation "i ne
snvss ~ tho South, 81 whetover cost "a tnet u'f
mht- and lipheet nun. Tho Kepublican parry ART
bntilirC for come hing more than merely this.
g. The Free Soil mOyrment IL not Anu neu' An
Mr.. uavens pr, CO. ded to sustain, by some energetic
aicum. aion his loei'otr thus irH down, but hs
voice fsi q, In short rme te r,.igned me @'
The President IN. introduced M. William H. Fly.
MIR Fry stated that 4lthOugh much hht been SAID
ard 10 tina pu rpoee by other speaker mere "aseu
room for a few words upon the great lm porHnee OF
the primary elections He went on to cay that although
the question Of Slavery takes at this present mom1rt
deerfr an lal hold upon the public mind than ever
before siiil it putepts new aspects IN thl~ couh,
try Ii is now what IL bas been, tyrannlca sea
cespotic 10 he last degree. Slavery and Democracy
cannot EXIT together snd the only way for the peo
ole TO CARY on an effective against the 'orner IL
rot 10 despise The day of small begnnii 20 but 10
stterd personally the primary mee gs, discuss me
subjrc for themselves OF leaving the matter eo"ey
To Office hold, rs ulo office. seesGg pOcl ms TO msn
eye but for every TO exert TO the Utmost BIS IN
cv,dua Influence in the c4uss OF freedo n.
Mr. Fry having concluded bis brief remarks, TIE
Hon Sat ord l.. Macomber was called upon, ouf be
pOsvel, refused to address the assembly on account
Of the laeDees Of the hour.
A cal for a meeting Of Republicans at the Taber-
nscle OF Wedneetay the l9tn iDst, to appoint ceie
gates 10 the Stale Convection at Syracuse, was sigued
by many Of those present. after which the meeting ad-
jCurDed.
REPUBLICAN DEnossrRAIIos.-In the Eleventh
Ward Last evening, large and enthusiastic meeting
wss held in Manhattan Hall, No 663 Fcdrths st., at
witch Mr.. Freeman Hscox presided and the Rev.
Geo. Barrrtt scied as Secretary. The room was
crowded to a inn; here must have been a. mnny as
fifty men, not co1Dtpg The boys. Among the diStia-
guisbed Gentlemen present, we saw the Hon Decor
Southwottb, ex Hindoc; the Hon. Geo. Haydock, ex-
wood-sswyer of Hudson Brother jacob Seaman, ex-
Census Marshal, and several other gen lemen who
were on the fence. not knowing where TO alght The
meeting uae addres,ed By the Hon Luney Sherw 'o1,
OF Maine, and several other Ooney gentlemen. The
house was 30 crowded that Gey had the services Of
one poi, .msD, who went away long b9ore the meet-
ing adjourned. The meeting closed oy the Rov.
Mr. Barrett with prayer.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN BROOBLrS A meeting
of The Democracy of B,ocklyp w4s held at the Nd
scum Lost evening, TO tate preparatory measures In
the az proschDg political campaign.
John II. HeDne-aey, Esq, presided, Asa SebbIns
was chosen Vice esident and Aid Mulcshey and
Oliver Co,ter tfcated as Secretaries
The object of the meeting having been sisted by the
Presid NJ, addresses were made Ivy The Hon.. Jonn
Kelly, Member Of Conp elect fro New YORK City,
JONI Mason Eco, of Brooklyn ard ofh-rs. The seq
tmenis expressed were strongly denuncis DRY OF the
peosc1ip'ive poll ~ Of The Know Moth, 20.
letter Uss Iesd from james L. Braiy Esq, OF
New York regrettng bis inability to attend. He 70.
comm. uded q unon of the Democracy, aat denounced
Know. Nobns ism and the course OF the present Adj
mil istratioD.
The following resolutions were submitted snd adopted
unanimously:
Ee,o,ed That the opinion OF this meeting s necessary
for the Democrat Of Knss County snd sill friends OF Demo
cac prcip their beet efots in support OF Democ-
by action secret p0 ieI
from abusing the public trust their own Dsse purposes
Of Democracy be requested u Sc ect
in each cid Kings Co ny evo De eeaes to ION
yeon for Of organizing oaoch clubs hroash ut
The oun v emo CoGvon ion meet for Organization Ia
The Ia,ee BroobJn Museum ThurSsy evening,
20b irst to conupct with the Hnksry Union Guy
That nttse OF six be appointed by te On "
q, confer and trustworthy Democrss la each
Ward on the Civ with the Of scertsing the mus ~
q times abG place. for holding ell gs aud Irmns ouo
sd IN, invited sDd sppoo0 T. attend such --t
II as 10 arouse determined enthusiasm In favor OF democratic
principles
RICHMOND CoUSTY-A meeting of the Republican
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