New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-10


believe We al Isgroe upon the question Of espe-
and 10 further lAppau.l. Let It re~ where i :
prohfeo ~ muhicipel Inv; but We viii excl Ide e
op territory which has b. en- con "a, FrrsdoSu
forever Gu at chbeerrRl. Mr. Norwood eonfrssfc6
tie progress mace BY the Free and Saw. States,
I3hso cut The erose wrongs 81 Slavery. aud asked
vi box with cir slaves, and through their "chatte"
euyote Nofibfrn freemeD. In conclusion b. a~sed
what lad BLcbensn ever done for his country
AVoce, He drew up the Osfend Manifesto" Cbe.rv
and lapelte,l. Yes, he saio Cubs must be our,; r
Spain went accept our price, will take her at
sl bszsrds Cheers ard applavel What else
is that but mr. kii us nation Of bigbwaynenY Now
LEI W. look at Mi ard Fillmore. When be was Presi-
dent be solo himself out b,ey and soul to the South
else be never would have put every Northers man
upon par with bloodhounds TO hunt fugitive slaves
II he rad not, he would not have sanctioned law TO
abohh the corstitoti Ls rights of hsbea, corpus and
tris by juy in favor of southern SHAREHOLDERS. He
cid rot bel,ve it was right 10 do il himself, so he
Sunk behind the opinion Of the Attorney General
Aphaa' H too sPPSSs1 g" = ,f.sos
tionpp, by this act, poSgamy in all its grossness.
Ard ow him 30 ustful for Office at all hszards
ard at all saciss,s that he has mounted square upon
the il nous platform Of the Nallif ~. Now lo& at
John c. Fremont From bis earliest life be has shown
himself no common No undertaking OF hs has
ever failed. HIS endurance ssd perss verance have
borne him safely through the greaer pers to Clio ious
success. He it WAS who conquered Calorbia from
81 xico with only 80 men, and he it was who recon
,ue,ed 4 nom the st,re Slave Power and occurred 10 To-
FREEDOM Great cbesrinsl. With these my views,
leave You to pursue that course 10 the co ming cooese
which Your itsris, ard the htarts OF AL Northera
Ft,eIntp, will dictate Loud ana continued cheering.
MR.. BsroGs's SPEECH.
Mr.. JAMES o. BRIGss of Ohio was the rext speak
er. After the applause had subslded, he said; TIE
bal box il nighii.r ttsn the bullet. Next N0vem-
Der tie mighty West will rou up overwhelming major
lti,s tor Fiea ont and for the right What will ths
Empire = ate DO Some ssy James Buchanan will
10, not in Isrse' Gsppausel that Mr.. Mulud Fill,
more fin opicsl lsughteil VII be the next President.
But ch as would like ss5 900 q year, would not
live Mllla,d Fillmore copper for his chance o. again
Dore hes ristn from the ranks and attained
the bgbest position in the nation but nov
and oh, how greet it for his sake-he stands IN the
way of the tIiumphsl Of Freedom, and next No.
yember il will crush hun down to ing Or0us defeat
fChetisl. Millsid Fillmore is very good man, por-
sopally. but he keeps such bad company that must
leave him to his fate. The speaker contrasted the
intellectual conoilhn Of the white population OF the
Free sno Slave States ard said that sympathy for the
uocr whites of the South impeled him to advocate
those principles which would give them the blessings
Of Freedom free schools, free land iree speech,
and Fremont. Tell me the Northern State
that James Buchanan will Cary Not one.
James Buchanan, who lever had the cour-
age to pop the question to woman, cannot DO
the President Of this country Applause anu
other day the Senate kicked out one OF the panks 81
the ID. rnocratic platform over the veto Of Demo
Improyement bills. Would they have done thi, II
tbty die not fear the result Of the next election
[CL.enl Mr.. Buchanan Is very respectable old
cent. mar and Gov " Use Of Virginia rays no man.
not even J. C Calhoun, has SO clear record IN
favor Of Slavery. Buchanan voted to vlo,te the
mails, lest they might contain an Aaft SfSo1y
STANDARD, an Eren'Ig PSst or Mk%,i OK
In,H'ss letters e em n su Eastern school
Il acbert to bis friends ST home. Mr.. Buchanan voted
10 rife the mails and violate the sancy on pup ie Anc
poor Georgian boy, who owes to his own c, ergies,
Der eveIsnce ard pure principles the proud position
10 which he has attained and the still higher one Which
lie is destined to fill: lcireat applaud The wi,ows
fCn believe ne, will he the next Pre- sldent. ireat
spplause Some urge that be is too youDg-but
believe IN the maxim odd men for council. young
men for war" Gr. at cheeringJ The speaker ably
d, Lted out the duties of fieem-n in the coming co.,
iest the ad inevitable results of Slavery, aud tho
greater Evils which must follow its extenson-and on
the other hand the benlicent Ia haeoces which
accrue 70 hetmen from IRE RE Institutions Dan, bat
Ion est oo soldier Gen. Taylo,, and bis weak suo-
c..sor Millad Fillmore. He continued Sou'e people
say that Fillmore solc out 70 the South; BIT dont
believe there is money eL"ngh to buy bi% ne
wanted frmI decentralization [Applausel; that
woe biz misfortune. Gsncipg at the bugbeai OF dis
uLon, Mr. Briggs sal it was all tom olrry. When
Norh and Northwest viii ssy-hold, WE rak here
[Applsuse What we want, aud what We will have,
s that our Ser uiors md Representatives and editor:
Il 81 be pro- ected-f not, we will remove the Capitai
to State where they will be secure from such assaults
have of late daersced the nation Grest cheerngl:
The last blow has been truck against free speech and
the fee press. Ohio has Senator who can pfot,ct
hiDsef Three cheers for Wadeli but IN
oefeDse at Washington has passed. II is urged that
Webster ard Clay would have been opp 'sed to u,
were they now living Did not Clay cay In his place
in The Sspate, "Never, no, Dtver-nO power on earth
shall con pei me TO vote to xtsnd Slavery INFO
"nch of Territory low free" geat applause and
Webster said be would "pscue every iLch Of the IA
"tiOna territories from the cwse Of Slaver!." In con:
cptoD the sp, aker urged tbst all PR seLt should aid
ip organ ziIg Fremont Clubs, ard be ready, next
Move nber, TO march up amy with banners 10 fight
the battle Of truth sgaDSt enor of freedom sgsnst
despotiem [Great ~ d prolonged applause
The Presd, nj said that two other epeskers were in
ait.Ldatce, but owing TO the lateness OF the hour
(IO.45) they would their remarks for another
occasion. The audeI &c camored for the speakers,
but the Clair raid 1t was too late.
Nj. c. NJ. BRIGGS OF Wiliamsburgh, then moved
that the meeting Fife G. penanen ut organization. and
offered the following, which was enthusiastically
parsed.
Re.Ored That the friends assembled Of Free sp'ech
Free Press ard Free n,p AID In favor Of tsEnosn s
hATIos 70, rssosre n ara Se hsoc.ou es The Esn
Dtct OF Bro syn that the following gent eneb o' me
f Eve TO this meeting lance or tho pss
CoNme-C. Briggs s. V. French, T. Jacobs. Frsakiin
W biting Jacob Rosepesrd,on
letter was received from the Hon. james Maurice
of Queens County, formerly Hard Shell DeDoc at re-
gre,tr bis inability TO be present, and fully ndorsing
The Republican movement and the candidates OF tho
psry. -
TIE Con mittee reported the following permsnenf
Cffic. r. which were unanimously electec:
FREMONT AND DArTos CLUB -Presdtm, George
Ricsrd Vice Preudenis, Charles II Fellows, W lllam
Meekes, William w. Jones, Thomas Walsh. Sec
retories, David +. Meek.r, George II. Fisoef'
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