The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-27

held yesterday In the public square, and was attended
alarge and respectable assembiage band engaged r.
The occasion performed spirit stirring airs and som
campaign songs were sung Among the audience wa
quite considerable number Of the fair SEX who appear
ed enjoy the proceedings with as much zest as tn
men, One OF ihs Fromon. Clubs Of Jersey City pre-
cent and their banner, which The following inscrp
| ton, was displayed on the PLATFORM
sons ov LIBERTY BERcEg.
THE MUST BE yREsERvrp
For vce pTssden, g Fresons
TIE meeting was called 70 order by exAlderman A. e.
| Wallis and the following oAcers elected
4 President-Ex Mayor Robert Gilchr,t
Lewis S Barpnm, Juss sIsor Jobs Fex W1SInu W,Ilsn
Keeney, Peter Raw, b. II. Huasman, .lorfs X. Crane
Charles Welhe, Dr. Culver, John EheIs and Aren't H
Sscretariss-w. B. Williams s. W. Daysnport and W
A. Townsend
TIE following resolutions were read and unanmo ssIy
Adopted -
gated Is the Declaration Of independence and embodied n
@ he ieae a. are essential = te q
ne e the states and the union Of e States aust and
Resolved That with republican fathers hod
self eyde truth that all men ore endowet with the inalien
primary Sheet usrior design Of our federal
Shat repubhesn fathers when they had
rson SHAY ha1 n al our % @ erUr a
esc process OF l,w becomes our tuy to mai,a this pro
Of esSshng Slavery u ihe Terr..ores Of ihe a
o. ss y 2osys s, y
Of Of a ssaare Of any Edua or association
tory 1.-THE United States while the present aon shall
Received Tha. the constitution conrs upon Congress so
yereign power the Territories the United States
both srehi and imperative duty Of ctngsess % prsSbit n
he those twin relics OF barbGssm-poygany and
Rescl,s Tha, whsthe constitution 4 the United States
more perfect union establish justice ensure domestS
welfare md secure the blessings Of hberi and contains
PIC for the Of the life liberty and proper
pie of Kansas have been iraudueny and let from
Resolved That Kansas should be immediately admitted
ss e IF Se mss sr free re & as
oymept q the rights and privileges TO whcthey entitled
Tesosed ThEt the hghwa, man Plea taat might makes
Of ~ as sna would @
dsonor upon or people that gave their
Resolved That railroad the Pacific by the
he s e s & e ses oy ns @
ought TO render immediate and sufficient aid TO It's
OF an enigran road on the line Of the raroad.
d p S and % 0y r e %
qured for the accommodation aud security OF existing
oseaons ofgoyernmen TO protect the lives nd property Of
Resolved That VIC invite afaon and cooperation
men o. al parcs hsweyer dssrns from Us in Other res
ing that the spirit Of our ninons we'll as the ccnstu
lily Of rights among citizens We oppose all legislation impair
Rese ed Iha, The nomination Of John Fremont for
ny hs P S n pcpr s s s9Ss &
10 sSr sa With f aua ws
orth Gs the reliable representatives OF ho only constitutions
dence SUPPORT q sincere Oyeroi his cOan
Of hrnan freedom.
After addresses by Nessrs. Curtis ]. Blunt Preston
King and others, the meeting adjourned I'll the evening
VIII Maga rCed hat Mr. Buyl pf Mns
cbusetts, would be present
The EvbNISG MEETING.
In the evening the supporters OF Fremont turned ou
In still more imposing numbers. PROFESSIONS arrived
from various roint-so numerous these that the
bands Of music accompanying them continually inter
rupod the speaker, and quiet scarcely restored
aroiher tered the Park The delegation from Bergen
numbered several hundreds, and that from Paterson
came to the rendezvous in train OF nine cara, and
counted up eco members. Three stands erected
the square, but large the crowd tina. these
were insufficient to supply tie demand and groups col
lectcd tie approaches, and organized their
count Bonnr,s blazed in every direction, rockets
up from The Jersey shore and n the steeis banner after
banner bore The nance of Fremont and Dayton.
The Germans turned cut masse following the STAN
pede Of their country throughout the States. Every
where the greatest enthusiasm prevailed and anything
be judged from this commencement, New Jersey
must no longer be considered doubtful
Mr.. Van winkc presided al the central platform, and
nj L. NJ called upon Dir. CIczcr, who, after n few
marks, gave way TO Mr.. scntcr OF New YORK. Mr..
SKslER stated II useless his attempting 10 be heard
by such multitude and advised them 10 form another
meeting tho confines Of tho crowd Tho speaker sub
mtlcd The yarious Presidential candidates rigid OK.
animation He sail the present cont sl reminded him Of
n game OF cards Lo used 10 play when young In which
that dummy, ana Kentucky at last had shown she
wouldn't take dummy up.
After song from the Paterson Glee Club,
Mr.. X =. hursry, OF Ohio, was introduced lie began
by stating Chic HE native state he had the
misfortune 10 be born In New Hampshire but was al.
wnys proud Of The land Of his birth urti Frank Pierce
became President Of ihc United States. and he
had blushcd fOr himatG ever since. Ohio Is safe
ior Fremont and We are now only working to see
bow big majority we roll up Tor the Pathfinder.
The speaker then reviewed The past hi tory OF Kansas and
the course e lis remarks characterized sheriff Jones
ocnis ante Thc American people have now three plat
iofms 10 choofe from. Tho Know Nothing platform Is
conftructed conceal arful dodger. Mlard Fiji
more ~ Just Ike the fishnans Tea as soon as yon put
your hIgcr ulon him on any point he isn't there. lie Ia
held up TO Protestant, aud yet went TO Rome, and
bad good time with the lope During his admioistra
cn he shove his respcciabity by appointing brigham
Young ard hi, eighty wives Governor Of Utah Great
made by hs party that be very respccta
bic President. Who wouldn't make respectable Pre-
sdtnt with TaEicl Webster FOR Secretary OF state
Fillmore has now as much chance this contest rs Pres
ton ;. Brooks. Mr. Buchanan las advantage which
b. opponents d. not possess. lie has been on all sides
q The house but now he y simply platform. The re
publican party has "a man. for their candidate and this
meeting 10 llht looks well Tor his prospects
1te iRrHnsNr here ced that the lion. Anson
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be present and after The singing OF the Marseasc loud
cries were made for Briggs.
Mr.. j. A. BriCos OF OHIO, was sorry At the absence or
Mr. Burlr game related to the crowd that ecntlcmans
rast career. Mr. Buchanan would have been our next
President had he been nominated without PLATFORM but
The country wouldn't have him with all Ferce's sins
his head lie Is osi every day IN the North. and there
Will be little left II him by November. Fremont was
romracd by the largest convention that met our
country, aud be nominated 10 be elected Mr.. Fll-
more ssFcrtcd that Fremont nominated by a
ucnal rary, and that the south wouldn't submit 70 hs
said
wasn't quite settled after his voyage. Col Fremont
y modelled after old zachary Taylor and will make short
work with al seccFsionists.
An lsbman in the crowd here cried out, "IIurrah for
Payment
Mr.. BNCCs raid he delighted 10 hnd that one
1rlstman al least did not belong TO the party
which killed Irish waters, and then declared the
murder. "iusti0abe homicide He concluded by call.
ing On his hearers 10 take pencil aud hand
ngure out the advantage of free slave labor New
York carries on nearly oil her immense with
free states and the dollars and view Of this great
question will be an immense and nconrovertble argu