The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-07

hElTIkG OF TBE PIFTEEkTH WARD ROCKY NOUN
TAIN CLUB AT ACADEMY HALL.
A very crowded republican meeting held laH
evening u Academy Hail. the sentiment OF all present e
IDENTITY bere that the party wasn't Sufficiently deested
TO consider itself beaten that past
earnest Of success in the future Charles Dana, ESQ.,
10 the chair, and after few remarks from himself
and Mr. Fry, DAVID DUDIT FIELD was introduced amidst
loud applause BE said
Fellow cnlzeps--n had followed my inclination I
SHOULD ed TO be excused from appearing before
you 10 niPLt for private rassons The papers Of this
morning brought me the Intelligence OF . severe 90
ntstic sfficton which | should rather have
.esrsw,d N the seo'usln o. n.y. own ,sm,y 'hsd
pronhtd 10 he here. and some might possihiy have
cone TO hear me- have thought myself b,und not to
LEI my private grief interfere with this public duty
end VI rsiore appear among you What { would do
~ pehths second night alter the great struggle OF the
oore ana What reason there may be the one side TOR
ds urseemtn, or on the o,ber tor consolaton encour
sPsmeit ard refoiunon We have not woi the general
vctory. Mr.. Bucheren is probably elected President
vth u Congress wing q majority OF supporters. We
haye responsibility tor this result We have done oil
nc cou hs noabiy 90 10 prevent L. We have been do
esd, by majority OF the American people declaring
against pyrcples, but by the refusal Of to ACT
With uf who consented TO our principles but dasented
trim chr patty How mistaken these men have been
ib probably thus sary, though darkly, and we viii
more clssry be a tho next four wears gra
duay before th M While have not won the
general victory, have any local victories There
u New Erklal d, with her six States, formerly on
IRE o. SIDE al Enonaf D0tucs, aud some on tue
otLer but all now agreeing in opposition to the slavery
exieIsion sY,y. OF which Dir Buchanan fs the nead
There rs Ohio with her millions on the side OF traeAon
There are Irois, Michigan. Wis OF sin aud iosa children
Of fssectm and ru4 TO their o,igin And here Is New
York. glorious and mighty standing between the akes
The sea- and utering her voice In tone which
ean naisUnc rstand that heocefor ward no man mead
spak ner OF the advantages OF slavery OF slavery
Supporting that party dcubly deal with
Der a"hing her at tine that tho people Of the Ter
risor have the right TO govern themselves, aud at
III unpastxble institutions down their throats
ifa STATE threaten her With impunty ;
that While she loves the Upon she loves the laws Of free
CON also and neaI TO maLtsn both; and that she
sueh equs al the folly Of eeu,ssosues aud TIE threats
81 rebels Her beautiful motto, Excelsior, never shone
brighter than II shoDe In The clear sky OF yesterday
morning wien she stood erect and confident Of the flu
though many OF her sisters I'd wandered In the
storm ard darkness Of the previous day Here rs a
party strong compact reso te founded principle
which inceirucuble AID immu'able; which allies itse
with eli the Uaduors Of peoples com neuds tse to
the &, mps,hes Of every bunar being and Is approved
bs Ii. slmoet unanimous judgment Of the civz world
p ,sn,oora Sy bu ~ ~ ~ oaue e
s'roig from every defeat; Ste borne 70 the earth
will rise with reLewe tsrsnEth; will receive constant
aeessioDs Ne 1t marches along the young will attach
ineufelv,s 10 y the ardor u youthful and generous
mpulse the mature will give the ap ,rova OF hts
well oorsidered augment AMI the Old VIII see Ia
IL The oply hope for the civilization and union OF
our great republic Of the West. While We thus
.'snd ready for every emergency and eagor for
RES, and what Is their probable futureS II appears to
me tba,tbey are in condition Of great peril party,
HE psx, iour years The party contains within Itself
tire seeds ct reorganization II has gone into
npon opposite principles profs,ssd Ia different paris Of
ridge End nee Kansas" waT the cry In many Con
esiorai districts nulttudrs Of electors deuied
who would make Kansas Tree, and Of tue can.
dates ooubess INTENDED acting to that end.
stale comcs befo,e Congress ho~ will the members
vote vbo have come frem districts thug rnised WIN
ibf. follow the standardization, or ssnsy their ccnsti
t.rn t.ftas o@rntr eta ftnn ho
aisc wit, ID two yesrs If the former, Congress
sili meet Mr.. Buchanan witn q majority against him
afIer two ysars. The South has inc control OF the
present. scrnipntraion held the control of tho cio-
c1aGi Convention, and Il now controls the fresi liant
elect has hus far carried matters with bigh hsnt aud
me- ode 70 cary them 9th high hand hereafter WIZ
the Northern supporters Of kr Buchanan 90 with the
soutb ard submit TO this cicatopf II they do, every
FREQ state ihst gives him lts will become re
publican ss n. Yo,k kns before the nex, ioir year.
sre over II they do not 40 With he souih-snd 70 go
Nth 10 submit 10 is fic'son--the administration
wul be thpvrecEed even before has pGssef into the
c7en Mr. Buchanan wi he DON called upon 70
Us he doctrines al The offend despatch Nicaragua !
ART aty revolution zed snd msde republic. The
otter suits a Csntre America mus, take the saus
ate Ffom the co,souca,e1 C-ntrd American power
ttre VII Issue io,h against CABS and toe o,be'
s'slGs q the Gulf or ntKic) expeditions o. dllrus
'trs, bent On col 9ue.s fayery vnd spots VIII the
aoriLe,n Expenditures 10 Congress submit to this.
aud ~ they is u suppossbr that ,he Northern
,ntuepcts will sustain ,ncms II they sustain them
sstyfbpg Nfl 60 accordi 10 the Southern scheme
or'ii re co.. nuy plunged INTO war. II ,ncy do not
northern siry o. Mr. Buchapsn's party in which the
northern wrg viii be eck protection from he
tpubicsns An snenpt 10 revive the slave trads ~il
nra cor hctLt be made BY tho south and n made viii
sphpitsd 70 oy the sduiutns'ion Indeed, do not
zee 5os Y cap b. npon The principles O. whc1
he zane strategy Which We have seen on tbs
ron; the right proc a. mel Of each community to DO
u;mre for itself what shall bod NJ property, where
ne property thsil be obtained and whittier shall be
earricc: ard ibis necesssy doducticu from thu
implied ursn, OF The democratic creed On Which
ave ItaaD hst s~tfsf nj
uottL fer The next four ycsrs-unti - adminstra-
" q lstI shall restore to tse cocsfry sDd unity
wall sno-rg that rrt at future before lit
NUT s'ar1 finn. spreading tie truths mctiplyiog It's
skeres watching over The great n,erea' u The coun-
~. resting every mschievous scheme. aud proposing
every az good hich rcssopsbly hope 10
accomplish. This republican party 10 deed as well
- "a hsaie and Il Ia the opiy true Democratic party Of
he ctuniry II teaches whs, II believes; u PROCESSES
wnn tie wiling TO do We proud Of II, proud OF II
'or s numbers ano its inieigence proud Of for the
effst principles which II " founded proud ~ II for
xbaf bss already done and proud OF II for It's promise
grest ier.afser The ,i,usgie q last tuesday was
the TIT, nph q ruth and fresdom.
Heaueslbrd from bleeding sire 10 son
1houfh bsned OF Is ever won
Al the conclusion Of Mr.. Fielc's address the club
formed In procession, and marched up Colonel Ere.
orts residence In Ninth street. bu, asappc,nis1
N their Object by nn5inF thai gcp,leman from home
They then returned IN the Stuy vessn Institute ana
z,d snohrr meeting with Mr. NAplerre the chair.
and stversl srsecbts were made by young men well
known thst vicinity during the late campaign, bur.
cen % all being that although the republican party 10
the psry o. individually yet Il H. nevertheless
proper hsi Coicrel Fremsnt shogd be looked
70 their nominee tor 1900 sentiment which
net TIE snthu,issfc approval OF all present. One
n the speakers declared that iusion With toe
Know Sothlngs had lcst them ths victory and that
b.. pceorwMo such aliapre rbouid b. attempted The
AMERICANS already making rturcs 10 over
hut tbe unsnu verdict 81 all thai tue rank and
re Of The esiy were secnme, but be leader, bad bet
stay away. TIE Marseillaise rafins cong then
sUrg, ana the assembly ADJOURNED at loSgp sevc-
nc 'oli Of the cub
Tho petty mesuos, Of the nilmorcfes has NOT yet
sutsded, evinced by their putting out the sas In
Academy pan 81 the commence neni Of the meeting
~ doss omit aruvia until Inferred
REV DuDIKy A. TYING, or PHILADEIPBrA.-At
the election held by The congregation OF the Church
q the Fphpbsny last night the vote follows:
al. - IT, al AZ.