New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-13
wns aso cheering Tor fillmore. Hisses and cries of all
finds pade Il impossible to Be- heard Gn,sns were

kinds made Impossible to ~ bss, 'n a enes ., a.
given for Mr.. Gunnison and for Mr.. RUSSELL and for
the Black Republicans Amid this pandemonium, the
President requested all who wished peace and quiet.
ne~s 10 take their places the other side of the chair
number did so. when the question was out on tho
adoption Of the address and carried by the votes ~
those near the chair motion was then put and car
red adjourn the crowd at the door being too much
occupied in making noise To notice what vas going on
r. noise now became greater than ever There vere
- % nm put the light and to hustle the coyies On,
NJ "a the Republicans managed to slip away unner.
ceycd but on Mr. Corkra2s cndeavoring to leave the
room, be was assaulted and very roughly handed He
.nccceded in reaching tho street. when his Quaker hat
vss knocked of by some Of the mob and tramped upon
ia coat was torn from his back and he was Knocked
down. He succeeded in gaining his feet and ran into
a doorway near by which was open, when it was shut
m ria face. He was then pursued by mob Of several
bundrcd pcrsons to Baltimore street. and along Balti-
n,nre n Holiday street. where he found refuge in a
house from the fury of his pursuers whose yels when
they dcoverd their PREY ~, nad M them were ter
ssssulted and beaten by the mob. The mob, which
eemed for the most part TO BIO composed of hangerson
oftbc Sse-Nicht meeting at Rechabte Hall, then re-
paired to the Office OF re HeeSer the German Ere.
;,h sfoncs and eyinced their intention of sackiny it,
The Ann interference of the watch and police prevented
The completion of their designs, and thus ended the first
RepubIcan meeting in baltimore.
Fyom The American Democrat
M Merideth an elderly gentleman Of ancient ap-
rsrance advanced toward the door, and invited those
Who were standing to walk in and take seats, which
80 M sooner done than the crowd all Joined in
hearty laugh, and some one proposed three cheers for
Fillmore. three for Buchanan, and three groans for
Fremont. which were repeated frequently. and were
cnnt;nud in for several minutes, and caused the most
of the members to leave the room. The President az
~ order had been restored again called the meeting
. order when the crowd again commenced hurraing
and finally the meeting had to be brought to close It
WA thought that something serious might result as
&c uJ assembled in and around the building seemed
cnmnetejy exasperated and the excitement was such
that 4 was feared 4 mob would take place. Several
hrcsts were made by those present against Messrs.
Cnn;son and Corkran but the appearance of the po-
lice seemed to put damRer upon their excited feelings
These mn Baltimore sre and wGea
Between Holiday and North streets Mr.. c. had his hat
Inock ed of his head which was completely destroyed
Nv tho excited crowd, beside receiving some severe
blows upon various parts of his body Through the
Kindness of friend he was showed into door that was
ced mob who were thirsting TO obtain possession of
Mr., C. Thus ended the Fremont and Dayton meeting.