New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10
FREE KANSAS MEETING
GREAT GATHERING AT The TABERNACLE.
SPE EC HE'S
By Judge Culver, Charles 4. Dana and
the Hon. Samuel Galloway.
NJ A II RIAL AID.

feel al Deres, in the public tranquility
O'clock THIS (Monday) EVENING 70 consider the
uRed ess W viii hsHs s G%S E and other d'A
y eoPD1SGToN II NOSES mosES dL,6I 4 GRIXTEikLn
r. L. slsNGSr ssTseNSEiSr S1 SAMUEL aavsyT B. ynTUGGLES'
Long before the doors were thrown open a large
throDg had collected, and as soon as iDgress was
obtained the multitudes began to pour in, and
occupied the entire building.
The audience, which was composed Of the honest
and respectable men of the city, not unlike
those which have lately assembled iu the same
place to express by their presence sympathy wiz
the Kansas free pioneers, and indignation at the
outrage upon Free Speech in Washington. The
applause which greeted the appearance Of the sew
sral speakers, and which followed them through
out, plainly indicated deep-seated and abiding in
terest in the cause which is now suffering martyr
dom. At no period since the formation Of the Con-
stitution has the public mind of this city been
wrought to such pitch Of feeling and Indignation
as at the present moment. Conservative and cot
ton-lovDg in the last degree, it has hitherto been
comparatively insensible to that growing anipathy
with which other sections have come to
regard the Institution of Slavery. Not even
the abolition Of the Missouri Compromise
could awaken it to real sense Of the de-
signs of the Slavery propagandists, who flock TO
s warehouses to exchange their mercantile custom for
its countenance and cooperation in the attempt to force
human bondage upon Heavens Free Soil. 1t has re-
quired the later acts in the dramatic unblushng
and brutal efforts at Washington 10 crush the Freedom
Speech and Of the Press and the pedlous schemes
carried out in Kansas in ruthless violation OF the
sacred rights Of the North-.O open the eyes OF the
rejecting and honest Of New York to the reckless
and upprinciped character Of Southern chivary, in
aught that pertains to its beloved institution Late
events are of such nature to convince men thai
the South is resolutely bent on carrying Slavery
withersOever it WILL regardless of fair dealing and good
faith and that no reliance is hereafter to be placed in
compromises or compacts.
Ats o'clock Mr.. JosEPH BLUNT came forward on
the platform and stated that dispatch had been re-
ceived liom Gov Rceder which, though sent on the
previous day, had only just come to hand, announcing
that he was unexpectedly prevented from being
present Mr. Blunt then moved that Anthony >.
Bleecker esq., be elected Chairman, and Joseph 4.
Simpson. esq, Secretary, who were unanim'asly
chosen.
Mr. BIyEcKrR on taking his seat made a few appro-
nate remarks setting forth briefly the objects OF the
meeting and closed by introducing Judge CULVER,
of Brooklyn, who arose aud said:
SPEECH OF HON. f. ID. CULVER.
FELLOW CrrIzESs-I will o,cupy your attention ioI
a few moments, for the purpose OF keeping 20" s'''
until somebody else comes f)rwerd. am reDoced 10
see such an ocean Of faces here to night IL an IN
dico,;,n of what the state of the public pulse H. s
unte,na,t of the glorious meeting We had here tue
o,ber NIGHT: for when you get hre into Wlno" l.
generally buns clear through LaughteIl. Inc man nan
that loves freedom Of speech and .he and mSfs ready to
press also loves the rights OF Kansas ana Is Ie"uy "
stand up for them Applause. when you see asns
like these all the country you are i1u 10 inq.ro @
what the cause is and where nes. ~ !, ,ho ".one
years four months and seventeen days SINCE 'ne
cf This country were told that the country had gone
securely to rest. The political doctors na1 tou US
the five bleeding wounds OF the body Pohuc weie
and that agitation was at an END. Inc 'oi'eh'Wuh,
baltimore affirmed that the whole matter was setteu,
and one party-the Democratc-told us that they
meant to hurl political anathems at any
nsn or sct of men who should renew the agitation on
The onestion of Slavery. Although some of us dio u
IKE Tie adjustment very well yet 1t IL due 10 history
and 10 fact to say that the great mass OF the psoPe
had acc pied the Compromise The country haa gone M
:" % rest Ne had embarked on board OF the OLD 81
called "Fir atty" We were like passei gets on ooalu
of California steamer out at night unuer tne
81 beayen-the stars keeping watch over our heaus.
The ocean WAS tranquil; but suddenly, AZ inldh, sh
cry was heard from the quarterback tnere Is uanso.
nigh-the ship is in trouble Every passs"se, dnt
sem bis berth all hands are summoned ON uecA
What now is the cry There is wave OF agitati3n
mountain-hgh, about to overwhem this ship ri
..1pali,y' and send her to the bottom. renom.
s;,izens. "a nv picture too strong Cries of q" No,
No Look over TIE fifteen Northern states o
this Union for the last two years and tell me wheh you
ever saw such an upheavng OF the massess-such
hustipg out and putting in-whoie ;,sna iegu,eu.S II
noliticai oblivion IApplauscl. They are sent on e
ths;r long homes and the mourners so ABOUT the
.tree,s" II aughterl. Out of a Northern Democrats
yto nroyed Iecreant to their trust on the NeoraSK'
re,,}on seven only left TO tel the story III th'
Nv, Congress: instead of go men from the FREE
States 10 hold up the hands of Franklin Pierce, a
Their were in 1854 there are but ~ 10 DC ounu IL
1855 lApplausel. Then look at the different SIs'es
and see how they have changed their en,lre fronts
See how clean a sweep there has been 10 Msssaenu
setts in Rhode Island, in Maine, IN C"nnecu'I'
and then look yonder among the Wolverines, t1'
suckers the Hoosiers, and the Buckeycs-what u'
you find there Instt ad Of IL Democrats ana " mg
IN the Buckeye State, YOU hnd IN leSi an uhuN i4e'
delegation-not impng son of Jesse lei 10 teI 1'
story lGreat laughter aud applause. That Is no' III
In New HdmpshiIe the home OF Frank ileI.e ms
how uneraeful llaughterl-bot Houses OF tue Leg
stature are for freedom. And, as II New-hamp'nir'
knew what was good for sore eyes III not day
Jobn T.. Hale is thrust back into the senate
oy four yea, 10 look out for their interests Applause
Effects are always in proportion To tier cauSes na
ss that started the e,ire North. II was that base
"ro,>os t;on 10 take away the landmNks oetweeI
Efe5, IN and Slavery-landmarks that hed been nxe'
b. solemn compac, for thnty-fcur yeafs-to roi'o,'
Ju fom Sc 80 to the 10th parallel OF norta iauluue
-, ,he borders of the Queens dominons. has IL eNei
ocn,red 20 YOU what an amount OF teriHoi! We "i'
cou,arding aboutf IL is $4,000 square miss .
,;,ae e.oral 20 twelve States of the SIZE oi Ne"
Yo,k ar forty.two like tie DOW glorious o,ae S .
Massachusetts, lApplause we are shuss"e
save "a Eycepom A great flower garden, s'"s'os . -
wav between the Atlantic ana Pacinc-a soi' " i.s
ing place where the Anglo Saxon Ia hts o'" va end j
over the Western Cor tnent can pa.s' 1'h ,.-,no
home the middle of the continent Inc P'Vr'