The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-14

4,
for the purpose of advocating the nomination BY the
republican party Of Horace Greeley for Governor Of the
State Of New York Saturday night not the best in the
week to get together very large audience money has
to be spent markelings got in and household arrange
ments made for the ensuing week. Nevertheless, suf
fcient numbers drawn together last night 70 show
that the object Of The meeting was popular one
AT hall past seven the order called, and the fol-
lowing officers appointed
Chairmaa.- Iouis Ryckman; ~, ,,..o,
Miner, William G. West j. 5. HavIand A. L. Gate, Q. b.
Seretayses james Mcdonald J. II. Keiser
After few remark from the Chair
Mr.. H. S SMITH was introduced He said that there
great issues In the present conestissues which
at stake in the election of every officer whether
President Washington the simple MAY of thecy.
Last year the republicans q comparatively insig-
nhcan panty, and ii thought they would have some
difficulty in getting anybody to stand for Mayor even
hacks and wire puers OF his tricky party and seems in
fair way TO be re nomnatedn fact, he IS az toe top OF
the what dye call it But are beginning TO feel that
want honest, uprf bit men to govern us and above
all want such one for our next Governor Mr..
Smith aid his Hst Presidential vote was for Martin Van
Buren, 1888 then, said he free soil democrat
but | aiways read Horace Greeey's article, aud got
grounded IN my love OF freedom in the perusal He has
kept guide before him during long yea never
swervrg the right left He has always been the
Trend OF labor ard Of the IaboripS man Hetaush work
ren low put their tle together as Joint stock
4 nan for Governor we don't want q stockjob-
Der. We want man who knows VIVA. Is
with knowledge OF public affairs, and should he be
minated he win be elected and being elected Horace
Ieeey will make the best Governor I'd in this
Sth Mr.. Smith took his seat amid great applause
TIE following resolutions were then read and sub
mted to the meeting They were unanimously endorsed
by all present
Resolved That the by the people in this state
usm M and s' The
packed conventions quite obsolete in fact and that the
public plunder but one remove better than the rule Of
Resolved Thai i timefor the of the people prac
oa @ Se s By choosing their own public OIL
Essosa Thai Horace greeley suitable ii mar as for Coy
because be possesses capacity equal duties any
en because Be sisrny honest and ncorSPstDe frugal
elected every poor and honest man in the State would have
him for the surages fellow citizens in the full
8. Geef o e r Outing n an end ia
shameless loerong and pndeng legislation at Albany for
q WITCH Sd e car Be lost
ger 70 The liberties of the people
loud calls were here made for Colonel Snow, who
sitting the body Of the ball Amer minute or SO, the
tolont commenced speaking from his seat but was To-
duced to ascend the platform he stated that he only
came az spectator but was grathed At tue reception
they bad accorded HIN His rather delicate posi-
fisrd Ct Horace Greeley, as wei as temperance man
But said the Colonel there Is but one question for
ne, and that H. freedom and don't want 70 see tenn
pcIsnce drawn into this campaign, and don't want any
pms OF any kiod in il, For seveny long years the
No has been to setethe slavery question: to oh
tain b6ay and this time she's going to make thing
Of H. believe that sure there is God In heaven
John c FIR, mont wi be our next President Well, TIE
South threatens de ion and see Southern
haytrets at Washington This II was made me
here tonight for II is an important question no Is TO be
our year support the President in the
struggle with II slave power As sure Of John
C. Fremont, must be too Of Governor to back
him when calls upon Governor Of each State
Tor troops want every Governor to be as hopet and
paiIic nc rs Horace Greedy know ought not to talk
&c tlis way for am appointed delegate TO Syracuse
- ha1r hond Hpissn
Tor the best man, ard don't usnh any man would run
a I'll IN this state as Greeley The Germans should
for him-tDey know his love o. liberty. They
working shoulder 10 shoulder fer Fremont and tell
them they should vte, too, for Greeley say to them
ter, erd that, therefore they eau advocate him without
or the future Col snow terminated his
very abb upty, much the chsgrin OF the audience
The Chair then announced Iir. Koch, who came for
ward and stated be German by BIRTH but now Il an
American. thinx il my DUTY Continued the speaker)
10 say few words about my countrymcn, because many
Of them o2posed TO Horace Greeley OF his
temperance cessbu, they al like him but for that for
hey know that his pen sword for liberal ideas. Tho
Cefusns the most te npcratc people In the word
You wal der through forty five millions Of them, and
drunken man; bu, Jon have not TO 20 far
10 see one here. There arc elk thousand GerLaap
groceries IN this cityDuieh grog shops as you call them
Zach grocery mands At least Ave votes. Without
those eco votes the democratic party this city ali
tosh & Or Kooh. used GeruanNw1d which sounded
much Ike tbs, and mean u psecisey) To show you the
iruerce Of these greg shop~ u not for the Ger
believing Horace Greeley still for temper
law there would be 2c0d Germans here TO night;
for him ior Iovtfnor, they going
Coz John Fremont for Predep Great cheering greeted
the conclusion OF this speech.
Mr. PcFR was then called for i,om the body Of the
dsrce. aud mounted The rosirum. He rather In
GisIc Of fIs', but soon warmed up and carried his
aud ence aoig 10 good s'y le. he ead: The nomination
n Horace Greeley crtiTey meets my APPRECIATION; II
only afraid lAe Henry Clay. he's too good to De
elected This city will, Of coursc. go against him but
the state viii swamp H. Wen give Opponents 30,
COO msorty 10 the CITY, and then. IN spite OF them, the
rtputlcans viii elect their Governor bat temperance
rlt- Horace
6rteley's romit alton could hurt Fremont 70 the
TINT Of only 1000 votes even, Greeley would refuse
the nomination and retire into private life. We
are approaching a crisis when We want just srch a
Covcrnor-cam, untnching. courageous, one Of US Ia
he Ia known IN France, in England and ia Russia
We this COOL calculating Horace Greeley as an offset
10 Hotepnr Wise We want man who could dare 10 go
70 Warrington, and, for three month";, wade ami ~.
bowie knives and revolycrs without even peDknile 10
defend himaen Az fremont % 10 be our mex. President
and the South ALREADY breaches nulliicanon,
we want n who can speak in the old
Jscksonian style, and say, "as far as New York -
Cur opponents call dhunionsts but Fremont stock
r'tes the boot Is getting the other leg have been
souih myself, through Virginia and The Caroinrs-out
West, aud on The mighty rvcrs-and lar regards
Virginia and South Carolina leaving toe Unen, why the
hre.saters Of New YORK would whip both Of
lays. II u not the small question, merely, OF
tie freedom Of Northwest Territory. or the wrongs
ol Kansas or her murders and agony aut oppression
which We have 10 decide upon in November next, bat
great problem which has puzzled the head Of pbo.o
Vhcrt. fufnehCu thfuEht 70 uecone Tue
question Ct our AEGEAN Tree people govern them
elves and live 10 PEACE and union together hard
IN trierirg this hail. that large number OF Know No
tinss were present am an American, born away down
Fast in LITTLE Indictment SPOT where scarcely anything
eroxs but liberty.
yolcT-" Name
Ytp Maine Immense cheering The night Of Capt
RI pders' procession, really thought was foreigner
or they hadn't got " Mainc'' any oil their banners
~ laiprns. i tell you, Fillmore msn, you
are taking the very means 10 make your principles
eostroy you II you VOC for Fillmore you throw your
ma forl urha nd
tories of the West lou think free LABOR will thero
No indeed Free won't work alongside slaves;
they won't OIL rice aud cotton geed, and they wont
wst I'll AFTER eight ocosk at night TO coos their meal
and therefore they'll keep North. Well then, our labor
market Is ovcrstocked and everything gets dear except
ator which Is too cheap. 10 you think Oh can stop
men coming into the country Westward the star
Of empire iakes is way, and empire " man. Cheer
Az rerards the temperance question, Horace Greeley
dcss ger advocate a. Nov II IL declared unconsu
iwiicnsl and there temperance organization IN this
state 10 ncmirate for therefore trust the
10, mans will consider their VOTE aud give for freedom