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

The ladies of the country are with u lAppaIsel;
Tie tescepdenis Of those who Inherited the blood anq
bore the names Of thoee who, on the cold AlI
barre hesths Of Lincolnshire stood side by SIDE VIZ
forefath'Ts when they ass-mbed 70 leave tsnGla
70 scope tho tyranny OF King james AMI VINO supu
by their husbands and brothers IN unrepininS con-
stancy they gathered in council TO lay IN tears a..
PRAYERS the foundations Of O Christian commonNcNu
women who sent their husbands fathers, hro;ner-
and lovers TO the field Of blood that they might mas
the gilteriDg and sounding generates o. sNc -
" lartton of Independence the living ialh % "a,
Republic well may the descendant Of those mother.
syTnp athze in tic great cause in which We are HoN
ensaged-a cause blessed by Christianity, sancuph.t
by the blessing Of Cred lAppLusel. must hasten 70
9 conclusion lcIies Of Go on by eXpTtrsnG II
hope that the great Empire State Of New-fcrk VII y
an overwhelming and unprecedented malpTi'y, -
her vote for Freedom and Fremont Cres Oh we
will, and great cheering.
The Relying Song was then sung win great eh''',
after wlsch followed, Fillmore il going to leave Us,
the singing Of which, by the Rhinebeck Glee 0iuo'
was received With shouts Of laughter and applause D!
the audience.
sIIPHEs +. BAKrR, esq. then Introduced Jo'EFh
HoxIE esq. Of New-YogI 20 the audience. and said'
Ihave BEN requested 70 introduce 70 you one VINO
needs no n'roduction as he is well known 70 you al
but however | will announce my venerable hleh''
Joseph Hoxie esq.
SPEECH or JosEPH HoXIE. EsQ:
thank YOU dear friends for those cheers, am
thank nv friend for biz kind introduction but to intro
duce me TO the freemen Of Dutchess county j. toIy
much ike Introducing man to hi7 vile Lhu9iL'
If nly friend had le out the word venerable ~ u
intro ucti,D I would have thanked him for II. al.
ways associate with that word the idea of old age ana
profess to belong 10 the Young Democracy l-au7hei
and applause. Ny dear friends, is 1t not sigIl 20
make the heart Of every freeman IN the lauu
swell with delight 10 look upon thls 'sI SPn,
course Of free men and free women assembled
under this glorious sky. II would make man,
however old, feel young again Applause "4s
called upon yetgday TO Pdi .aI ~ .uUr Of II
ster. had heard in the morning the nr't new
from Pennsylvania Now, YOU imagine SIT
nation more trying and circumstances more eA-
after the first news was received from Penn'y wanna
! went over to the meeting with heavy heart, WIN
throat that was scarcely able to speak 50 a.
10 be heard. But when came down the INer uis
morning found in The y. Y. TRiBrSE htlle mus
tang nimcnt in the shape of the news that had JUST
come in from Western Pcnnsylyania-that glorious
old State Laughter and spplausel. rubbed my neck
and throat with it, and, upon my word II od me 'og
good than all the hoehound candy in the world would
lLaughterl. The friends of Freedom, thank u'di
take torrage The skies are bright and our hearts are
light was rejoiced beyond all power OF expression
at the news We have received from on fennsyY aa;
She has put the keystone in the arch of the Union and
belicy il will remain there forever lAppau'el She
has settled the question that Liberty and not slavery
shsll BE- the law Of the land, and mere
| believe she has taken her position with all the Free
nj this moment that John G. Fremont Will receive the
vote of every Free State Of this Union apPausel, and
deserves TO have the votes OF them all lhe gehue-
man who has preceded me- the Hon. Mr.. Wilson,, has
been talking To You about james Buchanan Why;
thought tha he not running any more and that he
was counted out of the race entirely laugnterl'
find that D0uglas-the second Arnold that we have
raise in this country. and Goo grant that there may
Dcv or be another We have had one in the Revolution
and one in 1850 and believe God will never curse
my beloved country with another OF the same sor--ha'
become ashamed OF his candidate, and has pre-ened
rCw ole. | observed i'll the paper the ot1er day an
account of the taking OF vote for President IN the
cars upon one of the Western Railroads. IN which
Dough-. a passenger. When the gentleman
passed who taking the vote through the ears IN
duripg of the passengers ior whom they would vote,
once in a while a low faint response would be heard
OF james Buchanan from individuals who voted as
ey were ashamed Of their candidate. Al last the
canvasser came along TO Douglas himself who, in re-
sponse TO the inquiry of whom do you vote for Presi-
dent, replied in sharp and Permptory tone OF voice,
"The Devil" IL0ughierl. WCl, all have to say Is;
buchanan is to carry out The doctrine of his offend
manifesto do not that there much To choose be-
tween Douglas old candidate and his present one.
tlirk H., now candidate of Douglas just about a.
coed rs the other Laughter. a voice" Tell US the
result of the vote The result of the vote was III for
Fremont Is for Buchanan, none at all for Fill
more, and for the devil Great laughter:
Ladies and gentlemen, am eAeeedInsy glld
to see you here, and l do not kno" where
YOU could oil cone from Laughter. Have
Won left any body at home to take care of the
children uaughierI The ladies ought 10 be here,
us always behave better when they are win us.
never want Ia meet my ienO"'cltllens mere OF else
where unless have the ladies with us lapplausel;
for in their absence We could not expect TO succeed
and we should deserve not 10 succeed. VIII any one
saw to me that the people of this country are Lot inter
osted in the great question OF Liberty 'ha Is now ao
tating tie country Tie only question tha. we
are I, decide at this election is whether we
shall have Slavery in the Territories OF tins
free land or not; whether the extensive
domains of our Western empire shall be preserved as
an inheritance for free labor ard free men, or whether
il shall be cursed in all time with the black pail OF
Slavery. That the que ton for you TO decide and
TO tell me that YOU have no interest IN ms Is u Tel me
that YOU have forgotten the sutfcrlngs of your own
fathers and mothers and that your hearts do not feel
ard bleed for Your suffering fellow-czens in Kansas,
wleic the women are ccmteled 10 pres men De'3nea
tbeir burning DWELLINGS while their husbands are shot
down, YEA scalpod, with all tie ferocity of savage
barbarians bcior, their eyes. Ny counifywomen have
deep and thrilling interest III ths quest!on ~ slavery
or Freedom in Kensas, and to gay that they have
none is to belle and salder thoui. am glad to Sc
III, IN here in SO large numbers. We do not expect
them to be sure, to 20 into the Jury-boN OF la
Dor in the fields as Is customary ID n eou a.
moi eyrett them 10 comm md the armies OF the coun-
,rv: but, gentlemen, and you know It they do not
command armies they command commanders Laugh.
Tor and apulsusel. | am willing they should command
us. have been under pettccat government for more
than forty wears laughter, aud have never repu-
dated il. 1t is tight, dear friends, Ia be here In
srrct your chi.di,n and your sons who are soon TO
take tie places aud responsibilities OF their fathers.
Vnn shoYe all the people on the face of the earth
to n,ena,e YOUR sons for the discharge of those
'i,,tscs There is no teschiDg-theye never has
been any teachips-on the face of the earth
,,l tn lint Of goody righteous mother, except the
:, iai - 81 Him who gave us mothers. Go and
J;~.harce your duty to tbosc that shah come aud take
onr ,lac.s when we are gone, and they will guard
ssc, Ilv aud faithfully this precious e!Gcy ct freedom
nd hal l.
- la c1nc down ia Us from fathers II is too late
IN H. sv J,sr end, 10 argue the great question be-