New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-21

ard above your fanlies7 Whichever may be your
political predictions you will su Msve; give me
4 and give them fire. insttutoos' And say fs the
SAINT rea4ons give Ksnsss and Nebrasta and all o R
Ter;tor, Low acquire and all which We may acquire
20 F,e.Jom. ICkeer- This, feDow-citizen., Is she
question 70 be determined ~ you at the ne2t trr
tai election and ssk you h,re tonight are tue tune,
Lonorcd principles Of the Republican party ngh,,!
w. yes I L. your old fellow citizen, Aodrtw IL.
ReeGer srdi VIM. Y. Roberts right in the opposi 'oa
tb,v have tax on il thu gr, at contest between slavery
apd Freedom in ,he Territory OF n ansss
Then how sMll they be sustslDed nov snsi 'no.l
uriI cIes n. carried forward IN this country 10 toh
believe that James buchanan, tie leaaer ana nominee
OF the Democratic party, will give freedom to hansa,
end exierd the protecting arm ot the o'e
The Free State people who are now tnefe Oh Woo niJ
hereafter go there? Do you believe that ne ~in
to The spiit of the resolution which he voted f7r 10
1919, the resolution If the PepDsyv yvsnis Lessi'ure IN
1877, aud the resolution OF the PennsyV Demo mo
cratic State Convention in ls4' Nil any man an.
say that he will II there is III go 10 w asn-
ipgton and report the fact to the gentlemen
OF the South and they will send Coihnit-
tee TO Wh,ailsrd in short order, and when they
ask lin If he vii do these things be will be as dumo
~ an oyster laughter II he should say these
things, they would make lin unsay them. Cr they
~ond IT puciaie him, and permit him to remain where
b. rW r. mar- al WheatAnd-for the remainder Of
biz life Cheers ana laughter. viii you ther support
man bo dare Lot let the utteraUce of bis soul b.
breatheo foith to the. world VIII the people OF
Pernsy lvania, the land OF Penn, If Frauklin and of
Mfiu and all those noble men who have gwen char
acter TO your State, support man who ~l not dare
TO talk oct what every maE e els in his heart NO,
mol There be is Gagged at Wheatland, watched by
the Argus eyer oi the gentlemen of the South and be
care not gay what his soul feels Lsm-ntib able de-
generacy, Why among the many prominent men of
tie country there is not l. II the sensib'y that
belonged TO the celebrated animal of antiquity
Bsalsm's ass lLaughterl. When that animal
the sr gel Of the Lord i'll the way, he would not 20
forward, and though Bslasm beat him, be would 90
IL. I,e,. . 10 al tl
be would not. But here in our land are
mary asses Lsughterl. There are riders ON those
sss There ON lie frontier of Missouri s'aLds the Angel
Of Freedom guarding the entrance to kansas against
tie Devil Of Slavery. These ASS are tod to 20 tor
ward and trampe down the Angel of Freedom. They
c,roe a little; but away on the other side Is to be
seen the ocoer and proyeLder IN the shape of ofciA
svcis The riders direct the eyes OF ther asses TO,
ward the fat things there to be seen; then they rewe
IL m snd be at them until at last cupidity aud tear
Gain the aecerdancy, and The animals drive rough shod
over the Angel of FreeGOm and our dearest liberties,
ard ,or .his they find themselves rewarded by t1e
,rable husks that to b. tonnd about the Presl-
DENTAL chair snd other official positions. Laughter
tell YOU fellow citiZ ne, and say 1t more in serrO"
Il an III anger, there to-day specimens OF servity,
sycoptarcy and able degradation To be found In our
lPrd not exceltd by my that exis under aay despot-
ism in the world an ask you now snau this iahd De,
s il was nepd,u be, the home Of free men ard iu-
depepd, mt men-sball it be land dedicated to Tree
institutions and to all those elements which are cac-
lated to advance the happiness and grandeur OF
our people, or shall it be land cursed by the
banetnl influences of Slavery? Look at your
concition to-day. You cherishing men, uphold
ing platform OF principles by which men are
driven from their homes, and by winch the spirit OF
Freedom ia being crushed out throughout the length
and breadth of our land. In the exigency, then, 1t
beboves lis to acqut ourselves like men. We present
for your sufrsges man OF unqres STONED Democratic
ante &c edents-a man we'll known to fame-a man un'
corrupted by the atmosphere OF party politics-a man
taken esh nom the people-young ana vigorous, ana
man who has felt the benefits of Freedom aud free
in-tluiors whose great soul has been expanded WITH
those charged elems nts Of thought and OF feeling
Which have made him the admired among the young
men of the age. Where, felow-citlzens tsnd speak
without exaEg eIaon, and oily of what the page OF
history teachtsl-abere s there to be found 10 TINS
county man of the age of 43 years who has gathered
so mary reeh lsnres who has achieved sucn dstinc-
tons WI bss done so much Tor the lnuustla eherHcs
Of this country who has done 80 much Tor the opening
of this .at Continent, rs John Z. Fremont lioao
ard pTotIacted cheers, the leader OF the Kcpuohcic
party He was "a Democrat, and was Whig' ht
was my tavorite not because he was Democrat, mol
because We sgree upon one principle, but because
in addition TO that ne il man of unquestionee
energy man OF undouhted integrity, man OF un
fncbug courage, and a man OF tried fidelity. lie L
nan who has always led the hosts tina; have beer
mustered under him from victory TO victory lcheefs
lie is man who if he be placed in the Presidential
chair in this LOur OF our nation perl-th. hour, wher
the ements heavlng and tossing in Wild coinmo
tion, animated by his patriotism and sustained by h'
own iron will, will cry to the raging elements
(Chetrsl. If he is the Chief Magistrate Of this ma
ten and the black f,g of notification shall again
wave over the lAnd south of Mason and D1on's line
ie will initiate Democrat who ras Demo-
crst-oM AnGrew jackson Loud cbeersl, and he
viii favor nuli6cation with second edition of that
same force bill; if they cannot behave themselves IN
this household if they will be disobedient and whine
and to break up the peace of this pleasant
f.ny, he will take the rod Of power and will apply it
a, Solomon 10 his wisdom said it should be applied to
FOOLS back Loud and proracted cheers for Fremont
ana DbytOnl.
Gea. PoNERoY of Kansas, was next introduced.
He made brief and eloquent speech, after which the
meeting adjourned.