New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-17


ana have not forced slavery upon That virgin sou
1fg ave done DID MT Franklin P"rcG APP
I"rl Slavery officers in Kan'as' Aud what nav.
hey done therel The speaker traced mr "c.'
al n.c Administration aud Of the Oriclat az
.oin.td by the Federal Government IN han'a''
and ccntinued' And Brchanan StinG, u,oI
tae ;latlorm which indor-,s Pieces Au'" ar,sid
ton. Tic theIefIe approve tLesc act- or n' IT,
al h South. Ia lSiN Buchanan wa m ia' -, VIZ
Mssoa; Comprom''c &c. and spoke o. II 40 90 81 Sl.,
barrie against the cuttes ana cIn'J hos cess' 4
WI nj 90 Nou IN l. Of tl,s man now -. Ia T.,
q, a.. Mr. Kuchsuan a l,ng timc ago; nc ~ ~
10 long : au.an. bal PLATFORM ~" w, ah'r.
Of MI Oh innid VINO toned al I'M V't y, -.
tbe H., 81, her, Il nc Legislature oriNu NUo WV f
- - a. ~ what trey we're DOING every day, hd
"a bC,,uinc ti-cd o. her Ipc-ii )hln- one "i tpc
I'r,Je,. .aid: d" So have passed "hat i GonsHc a
- ~ 49,, woman With a small mouth g all have
80 Is Well" sad she, scrcwing her mouth
,,o h. smallest possible comp's' " that - a ye'F
IN "Yes. replied the member " aud further,
20 v woman Az NJ Il large mouth aud ioul voice
sinLs,c tyo husbands ONO gracious said -c, dis
..rdipc Lci Jaws. tuti. better stir lL1ughtrrl SOFT
i With buchanan When the Democracy took ground
sga5ut 40, spread Cf SaHCIy, he IN favor OF the
Nic-ou C,Inprouise. when the party rcpudiitc, the
{ mp MISE lac l. iH tay or of tpC0lirgi Buth-'Iqn
a. hq,c al stepped cut He viii not ge enough votes
North TO count he hrs ceased 10 he james Buchanan
and a candidate both. | do not want to abuse Mr.
Cuchanan however ard | have not said anything
against him iope Beror not lie may want w'cl.
do not know, my friend; he ought to have got that
I.eIc j. not d lady in the lanI would marry him
Tie, probably MI ut before Penney lvania had voted
lIEngrter and ChCtrsl !. Tbs man Fremont, say tue
south,rncrs amount 20 nothing. Does no not indeed
When did they find that out w years ago they IN
yited him down TO public dinner at the Son hand,
a, they said " 70 u Place OF his NATIVITY Nhit 10
tey sHy now Why, that he wa, never porn A. all
lIaugltcrl. That Is South Caro- ia cliiyalry. They
absolutely nav he was not born at all. irtthcy invited
him 10 public dinner and all their great men gath
cred toec,hu and olcd over him OF the great
lion
bnh and they presented him with splendid sword
"A Voice-"That before bis nomination, Yes
lc was Dot II On likely to be IN their way. NJ" they
sS be Sus 9y .1 Fiat fH' sna s19hcrn CT cysy
The lat that he poor Young man |
is put forward as reason why ne e should
her that if you not poor have been; and hold
INV own pretty well too. reason put forth to dis.
qualify Fremont for the Presidency is that he worked
himself up from being poor young man to high aud
honorable position Why, 1t Is a compliment t. him.
II shows him TO he a man Of cacrgy and purpose
Nhat che do tbcy lay to MS charse! u Tint he
that the reason OF his remaining bachelor is
bccausc lac married his country fifty years ago.
Ii SO. you will find Fremont guilty of
-Vnother tact for yCu viii see him III lnlng away with
o,d Jcmmy's wife one of these days lChecrs and
Iauehtcr The count is going 10 have divorce.
Tho neat charge him with being Catholic, and per-
asst in tbe charge although dcu a by priest lav nan
AID deacon. They 50 TO the KnowNoihing eu1 ny,
Fremont ia a Catholic; and to the Roman Catholic
,hcy say ne i a Nohing--hoping thus
to ret both against Lo. Ask Democrat if they charge
Fremont with being q Catholic a disqualification, |
be must answer No" for otherwise they would
lose three ourhs Of their party; but in truth those who
make The charge do not themselves believe it, aud only
none 10 hoo INK Know NOtings aud Catholics alike.
Tbey arc deceived, However, and viii ind both voting
for linn IN November. They say lac has never done
ANYTHING. Why he has done what no other in the
Union could have done-he has JARED the niggerdrlv-
ing Democracy out Of Its bOois. Only mention bis
name and they turn pale et once. The speaker
touched the principal incidents in frcmont's life
dwelling upon his services in occurring California; not
only to the Union, but TO Freedom. and Others giving |
guaralN of his sincerity in the In conclusion
b. called upon all 10 their fluence in promoting
tie Republican remembering the words of Hen
nv CLAY who said never can never will and |
l. 40 eatthly power shall make me vote, either
directly indirectly or the acquisition OF one foot
" more Of Slave Territory Let 1t be the constant
pT.ycr of every of YOU that tho patriotism of your
fathers may be yours to imta!e-hat their example
h ay be yours to follow that Liberty may be the
brthrght Of every American, whether h. be of native
NJ foreign birth 30 long rs the sun shH" shine on tn
Idcc OF the earth Prolonged cheers
Pr. JosEPH BLuNT was called upon and briefly ad
dressed the meeting after which the Gce Club sang |
several good campaign ballads.
WESTERN STAND.
al about O'Clock meeting was organized at the
western stand by appointing FEsDEHIcK w. Town
.ryD of Albany, Chairman, and Il. l.. JOHNSON, Sec
ctary.
song was sung BY Shcrwoods Albany Republican
See Club.
Mr.. ISAAC DAYroN OF New.York introduced
he said that by the Cincinnati Convention an attempt
az made TO give the control of the Government into
lc hands of the slaveawners of the country. These
ren were attempting to put into the Presidential char
man whom ore of their own number had termed the
Facilc Mr. Buchanan" These slaveowneIs were the
r siocrats of this country They had more than tue
CIV bad possession of the land, the wealth and the
working classes their arisoCracy was worse than that
uder which any Of the countries of Europe crOancd.
L was aeans; these men that We were strdS Ing We
aimed that Il man should 20 into the Territories a.
rec man aud as nothing more We sa1 10 all that they
oud 90 there and own their lands on an equality not
omc as nabobS and others mere farmers aud methan-
90 uc need not argue that labOrlng man who should
ork by The side of a slave degraded 10y the very
ct He couldn't &c, a. freeman If lac put himself on
,nyo in the estimation of society with mere chnttc
ur Dn,ton appcaed therefore to the Fr,emcn of
Now OK TO see BY their votes that the great unTe
,Iamed country &C the West should not be given up
n SlaN cry to tie exclusion Of free aOorers The pco
no of Mair and Iowa, ard Vermont, and row ot
Pcnrsy wanna, Ohio, and lnmano' hHi dc.Srhh' Ky
! ~ won not submit to the demands of tn" SlaNcno!d-
), and hc knew that the people OF hutcheSs ana tnc
counties " nd not be behind then lie
nm, called to them as men when they went to the ballot
hx to rem, mh,r their gits, and MT u forget Tie de-
y ands Of Justice aud Freedom
A sonc was then sung by the Albany Glec Club
Mr. IawIs BENEDICT of Albany was introduced
Mr. BENEDICT after an alusion 10 the cheering pros,
meets before us compared the States, Alabama ana
linois. He found that the difference p.."yon W..
amount of agricultural aud manufacturer produces "i
these two States was S,30O0OO0 Annually IN favor oil
Ilinos and for labor Kansas he said, was free by
two reasons by the ssOuri COMPROMISE ana ny the
Declaration of Independence. Mr. Bencllc' con-
ended hv saving that oil the ladies were fer Fremont
ann W. mn had |