New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-31
REPUBLICAN MASS MEETING IN WILL
IIAMSRTRGH


LIAMSBURGH.
AT the invitation Of the Fremont and Dayton Asse-
citation, the citizens Of WiamsbuIgh held Iousinx
meeting at the Odeon last evening. La spite OF
the extreme heat Of the weather, delegation came
from GreenpOint, and the well filed with aa
intelligent and attentive audience.
Mr. GEoRoE RrcARD, President OF the Association,
occupied the Chair In calling the ting 10 order,
he said the attendance much larger than could
have heen anticipated during this hot weather In
briefly stating tie object Of the meeting, he eaid he
toptd that row the ball had set rolling effort
would be spared TO render the of the move
nent certain Let our war cry be Free Mem FIRE.
mont, and Liberty llren endons cheering, 49,,
TIE Rsllyirg Song was then sung with fine eject,
the audience on heartily in the chorus, aud cheer
ing tie sentiment over and over again.
RICHARD &. UsDERHiLL was Then introduced snd
warmly received. lie said be had the best hopes of
the success OF the Republican Party from the zeal
which they manifested in these swcitering dogda,s
lAppausel. This is worthy of this enthusssmi
the prs,ts s,e on fire, the mighy west sgsoM, snJ
the nee North aroused in the great cause OF univem
faSs saes9'% he spSd ha. the In wsos
owed deht of gratitude to him ior mr. P%c.
challenge even from Brooks rather thas see
his own State aud the free North tduced by Southern
brsggaIis-he who had the coursgeto st1p that niue
bit of lions skin from that consumniate ass bioeks,
d.eetyts well of the entire NUrth tCheen, In
brief ketch the speaker set before his audience the
history ~ lbe past thfee yeas, deaouncing IN the
stror gest terms the demegogucs who Drought aoout
the repe al Of the Missouri Compromise. Tie said the
Moth tal the doctrine of Squater Sovereignty ior
what il apueartd To eap sLd seeing that the ssnato
thoroughly Pro. Slavery, deasImnea 20 70 Erssiom
reycr rearing that rufien hotdes would suike uo"n
Freedom st the ,lot box Feu know the result hnow
re the wrongs and oursges 10 which Your Utctorem n
Kspsas La7, been subjected you will aever allow
that State 10 he pccrporaeo into this Union e1cePs
az q Fee State ECres Of No, nevtr' ana ioha anu
p olor ged applause The speaker proceeded to show
he imrlacr,bl eerminatoa of the South 10 extend
Slavery wherever it can, at oil hazards aud cahou
upon tie freemen of America to gay to tte save
ocrscy, with infexibe firmn sss; Thus far, anu NO
furiberr' The majority Of IRE House of Representa-
tivts ia Free and the time is coming when tne ~ sa
ration Of IRdspenden may be read at the Capto OF
a base lie Tbe Senstes pncfcstion bill cannot pass
the House. The Committee ot hye that Is proposed
to be appo.nied by Piercs would be terrible as
en- army o. locusts in Kansas. No paeifcation
bin emanstipg from that impudeat Southron
TOombs cen. ever be adopted by Rspuocans
The OILY modification that can be efeetuM Is tue
ing about ths bluster and tsrests Of the South Aner
about 1ituLon, the speaker said et them pIins
on their die nion hosts, and with John O. Fremont as
tur leader We will whip then into the ranks OF omon
apsin or scster them before like the dy leaves OF
Autumn ICAeersl. We want none OF those oin iuo-
bery cras with their bottoms all covered with bar
pscies FROM the ship of state We wani new eipper
craft upon which to spreGd our Republican cenvsss,
ono that craft il John c. Fremont lSiieat sppsusel
Elect him and may bcse once more TO hear the osu
bell Of Independence nan nng oa1 Fths ;nSah,,snt.
thereof
A tip.sap song was Gang by the olee Club, after
Which
The den JOIN A. KING was introduced. Wbes
the applause had subsidec, he said u IA not Tow ~
use 20 be-men Of one party on enc Gde, ana mep .,
the o.ser porty he other siss. II Is men OIL az
pariias, bended tog sther for the preserVasn VI o
hber..,s [Appsusel. 1t is the old Republican parry
recryanizec IAppsusel. The Convention OF the parry
has 3ut in domination man worthy Of the cause. A
man not unknowa to fame-a man OF the people,
whose talents hays shed iuster upon the annals Oh n0
coantIy. Such 10 the man and the party: The Sp.
por ens are aIso een Of character and out
my ssSyt f.S ~ Psosaver1 and FOR slavery eI.so
sion, ard its candidate no Longer i,. Js%ss s;roa,s 1
Rad copfdepce in him ara made him. what ne was:
But he has noS the nerve iof tne pstuo-w hL I -,
of intentions &c has not the Stiffness the Dackoone y,
Nc et the ssse. The Democrats hold that niave3
the cornerstone OF Freedom. We "Ao hgd tne oP'
pcsite opiLiyn csnnot submit to have snch ooctnee
force VI on US [epplause and we are true 70 o
s.yta. du- principles, and our Leaders, We shall van
ouish lien IGreat cheeiingl Mr.. King eloqneaty
Iairated ibe aggressive acts OF slavery ounng ~"
past 80 years-irom the passage oil the MissDTt Soa
lromis admitting MAsOur-the acquisition .. os
wi,h ihs power to make four new Slave otstes ou'
| Of Ler-ue vain attempt to secure Ssn s
iOrrs, Utah, sid New.MeTieo ics 70 ssoscA he
n hfx
admitted it to be constitutional still grs'ed sP" man
feelings and upon those Of every true .s ocoy
l. when il cotnpthd him 10 turn out anu ~; .,o of
(, yitiye and q uisd him the right 10 S.o " s-oo "a
vs,.r or a piece of bread, ancer Pchars5 80 ofibo r.
i,rnrsorr ma at--6o 6oy TO the sro"hn i ~ nsr,a.
~ ~ tbe Missouri G. mprog,ise, Ao' ,pe o.ti
I p, " -" - nittod on Kansas. re ceh, nusd;
wa, Da.s Re people Of tie Moth se eroussd-they
At "ng~ ~ ;.sve freedom OF Slavery, plainly, ahd
| t%,e % IN n,se as o2c pfn and shont, ui'o
| tbcy rreedoIn ard Fremont t0rSat eheetm:l-
Io ,on.ISsted Northern prsgress aud property witb
te'n e ceosdeLee, az esked u i could be ettnbd-
% ~ sry other cSuSe tbGn human Slayo:y In eynr
sip,on be spoke ws,Dl, tho ktpubheaA sen'inen =
uiich wtro iDstied btG bis mind by th"se who a. AZ
ed In 'rsuing the Constitution ano the ULiopi s"s
p,ir c.les be ssid iepI o5Iccd IN tie kepu1nea~
patty Of to-day The oLl question e9t'e US IS ols'ss
| ~ " Freedom. Every seye displSsfs IL.
tmte million G.e hundred thousand slave; nave l.ss
lac llace Of ss many frcemcn. If you una.'at "a %
,cur duty to you, elyes and your couluy, ws sta'
| bsye Free sal. Fee Speech, Free frefs, -Aa Tte
| u1t Greet chf er- 90. co,.,, M, -, al
Mir VIZ j. CoC0swrLL of Queens Soh-Ay y" 81 aa
| drsts,d tie meeting FOR a few ni"utey W" go1i
trtst. MIR. JonS E5ASs followed, in sehn', sPsSel
A Comr, tee cf three wps then sgec.nteo to conc.
a,b Ike Committee irom New fok. 20 get W
C'nere.;o,a Dis,,lct Iosss meeting, a~ the me.u
sfios,ne. with tir1e times sesS7 s".dy cese'S "
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