New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06

10 IL publ An ticket The of tEo Republic IN
u'k,f--h.st IN Iowa aud tLcn in Icrnon'-h,f IN
,pued TIE fieuCs Of Freedom every whore With
rDc"'d courage to fight the battles Of Fs'edom
and tie R'puhhcan pariy will So on from s1ccess
{" Success until the whDlS North, and be hoped
eone Of the South. m states, would sh)E By
ilcir acton ih.t tie love Of freedom sli
prevailed i.roghOu. their glorious tGiDn. The
sIii, Hat animated a Wa.hirg on and Jefferson
had not ceased 10 actua,e The American leart # lie
losCIt DAY and tie frrnGs oi Freedom now would rot
prostitute upon the altar o. Ssvsry tlst sacred Ign
iOr ich their fathers nob.y fought Appa isel.
Legislation, to be Democratic, should be es.sit.Dn
for the whole people. The majority of the peoPe of
this count work gnen and producers, bu. the
mi oy TIE ravchO drrs were Away ntuners. He
would no' -ay word ,an / the slaveIo iers 4,
but be erected hi mtks ageint the Institution Of
Sbytry as coming IN competition with free lsb0r.
Did the H., cl Hni,s of the North desire 10 Ic.ed
uuou the TeiritOric. Of the Union the cu-r,s ever .
10 ing in the train of slave labor lie had In BIS hand
eXIacis from Southern papers which showed conclu-
sivey Il at Slavery was no longer considered lea
of color but the docifine advanced WA that tle
ricA were made rule the poor. CAPITA was 10 be
msdt the test Of meI'- IN ri', ard unaniy WAS tO
be ctgraced by the ut Distinctions sought 10 be
enforced between the llch and poor ihat Nonl' be
the eeItiuste working Of The policy lait down
hy the Democratic party of the present Say. IL
bad IMe of the true, gonulne spirit tha:
actrated the messer a. the pr seut Gay,
and although il st pru'rssec Dcnocr "y N name, II
lid not cary il out in practice. Toe speaker, after
couIner'g st considerable length upon the positions
If to various cauaoa'es III regard 70 the qlelon OF
Free "a agan-t ave abor-a question which h. con.
,to,itd ~ Of vital mpcrtanoe 10 the andenc- before
L,r-raye a brief summary of tie leading incidents
m tn,. III of Co. Fremont, and resd M nber Of
tracts o he sp cctes ard lttters OF tAe Hon. JOAN
4. DIX Alien Of ONO, and other pronlren. Demo-
cretic esdtrs Lean ng most unqualified testim nv to
thc oOd service rendered to tie country by Fremont
ouirg h's eveLtiul career. lie then corc ldr1 by
coriL rif them Toklgmen, 20 pr' this cues ion %
themselves: " Shsll W. 10y tie pa Il. -. k-nsa-
IL cir Of
" 10 he deqradcc by Slavery, ~ II We keep them
" on IDter,arce fOI the worzlngmen and free nrn If
4" ihis couniry-thc Democracy" Or at spplu-e |.
TIE Committee on Orgar lzation end REQ u'ions
then unlimited the suhjor ed preamble ana rcsoutOns
Uhera., The msohsnc' and wo-kngnen Of the City OF
that the present crisis embracing the approach
PI.sd na elect on VII be tie most moeut9ns i9foi N
couUy history since NO. thsi The destiny OF themssFes
and families. for good for sv. for many years N come, vi"
depend ulC w-e o. ioosh sc'lpn icwi tA "uoth'f We
shall grest outlet r surplus bo that he's here o'ore
existed csa d free TIrtoeto 81 us1r9ei
Labor ieIow even slave LS5or asd l-,eI. the Democtac
party, which should have remaii the Potec To- oi Fies
gradually losing It's chsac until ha' bee ONE mere
platform cfushnt Freedom while large numbers Of the
American" party fcretl f the pe-e2ts ard example Of
Sofed cens At the North the eIe:, Of their policy
Ike that of the Democratic party beng HOSTILITY to Free Labor
Ee'rd Tbs, the platform Of TIE Republican party alone
worthy of our support John &. FrsmJa is the
olen h,ar'y euised friend Of Ffee Labor aud sa
fed the evils OF po,eity msef have eld,pns '4Sr
anty thu he If elected u.e every constitutions. iJr
lie tIiunp OF Free Lato ana Of such difpos OF
flbic Lr.ds wl make every seer ufoa them Free
Re,oed That peculiarly the duty az interest Of every
adored czen who hores5 sbors FOX subsistence q ali us
b. bs and AgeAce, 10 keep refuge IA The ffos Ie:'o
ri-s q Public Lands where surplus abofeFS may 'an
and independence instead OF b-ng forced 10 fsutA Ia
oyeicowded ces bidding against each other "a Tho labor mar
set and, Jefferson eHprt SD IT, eanf each onef up
Reolrod TOa the Free lafosr' OF tns country nus dseie
the question Of tesi I'd theJ iil to vote ;oT
their beacs wii be the guilt shane ard sahf. so'e
theIsud thu oil deseTye htlr tsts-thongh ts nnc-
and offspring will have to shre us mi.cries
R,oirei That TO give efficiency 70 orr labor. tho yeat
will unite under the OF Tne Mrchauica sid
York and that tb, affairs of the Club be cDndu;d by Pre
dent three NcePredenis AID al Executive Committee Of
Rcls,d the Republican prnir alton of John C. Fre
President. and Daytoa fo' Nicefresdent We
with whom s.ieiy nst the nights ad in-
OF Free labor.
JosErH SIMpsoS, Pre-iicnt of the Mass Meeting Of
Nj hanics IL the Tabernacle oppored 10 the repeal ct
the Nebsska bill, advocated the resolution IN brief
speech.
The preamble and resolutions were adopted unsni
mously
The Committee reported eso lit OF officers for the
peIu anent Ctgsnizatio of the Association, which
were conrned 1bc officers are a i"l'ws:
Fresdert-RoDERr b. MoSTcoMSRYi Vice-P5e'.te"ts-
@ln Wq, si5,y 1S1 easge bsle 02oei Gosei
On tabifg the chair, Mr. MoyrcoNErr made
hicf spcech in which ne showed the manner IN wh'cd
tle Pierce Acmrist alton lad racIf ed t17 Interests
of yWkingmen By giving vau,blc contracts - men
W were ne. utcharcs, and whose oaly merit WA
thst The Y were successful po'housc wirc-pul"s.
CuAuNCEY SHAFFER was the next sqeaHer. lie
seiC that be had attended great msty political meet
ings in biz life but he had never attended one Were
he Lad been deeply t5re-ted a. here to-nlgh III
tie proseDce Of the wo'ki'Smon OF t1ls cIy' hrI
was al organization Of mec haLlcs whose interests had
suffered g atlv the hands ofuuerupUlos po'lcans
oomips together resolved t. ssser, their oSn lg1ts.
He had viii essed no hing in this campaign fall OF
interest wss this determination by the Inechsac'
and wo,kingmen of New. York. Ttey liyod an age
of excitement ana It wss the time 70 grow excited
when they saw the power OF he Admai-tta'lon eX-
eted 10 sanction the viosiCn of conpac, tality i've
years old, shosI that pg6ted faith was not u Oe
iecarded in this Republic. 1t wss time TO grow eX-
cired when they sew the power Of the Admluarati0n
exened to drlye free labor aud tree nen-e' he pout
of the baSonet AID the mouth OF tie revONer-if0h p
a territory which was folemnly dedicsted by ther
fathers TO free labor lApplau.e He had the plea
sure Of addressing 3 Convention Of mechanics
a. Philadelphia last evening, where thy were
s,sembed by ecres. He had great sympathy
IN every movement intended fJr tho benefit anu ed-
vancenitu ut OF the wcrkugmen and mech anc' of thi-
countrg; f1r bic father wa mechanic and was fuly
ss hor rcst any of hs children Laughter ana
spplausel. His father was 4 w ave. an1 IN 4 gave
the speaker biz taste for spint ing yarns L2ushier
He rne speaker had the good sen:e TO marry thr
dauebter of q me, hsuic vocr-Dld yon s.al her y
No he cid rot; but he would have stolen her : he
could not have got her IN any oiher way lLaugtter
I;ut 70 return TO the question before them. Never
had they seen in the h.tGry OF the country Ell b
COZ test az tha; now exhibited For what Were they
contenoiIel 1t Was not TO simply give t.
party vita which they had always -c.ed We
Tory over which they might Iejo.ce; thy We;
cont, nciDg for the Freedom Of On Empire Cries
of That's i " In the hands OF ths me-
cbsuics of New. York was placed tl7 freedom
OF e. nation yet unborn. They held II heir hands To
power TO decide whether Kansas shall remain tree for
iac aboiilg man OF whether ,ha be deverei / Over
tc the lei. n OF capita T0ty ~rc 20 de- 'rmne
the question whether or not ANA ,ha he emorOhd
in evil war fCr lie believed thai 4nsas coud never
BE- aprropIieled by tbs Save Power untl. wai roted
all over her air pairs \ -pau4el lle believd tat
there WAS splri, of msuicd jostce IA l1e f"Fenge
lu,uirg ID the d, aIts 81 Feelel North, 70 si,' "a
,uelt th.t were Il Io. lat tLe e.-con wds near
AZ Leno, 30 0CO mcn wolf be planted tp'n
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