New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.


a COMMITTEE, cons sting Of Charles Goldn, J. &
MacAdcoms was 81 pointed TO take into constellation
tie rutoc Of holding ings for the purpose of pro
urga'ipg Republican principles.
HoE.CF GRIEIEY was then intro lUce1. NJ. Greeley
conmeIc,d by uludinc 10 the change which had taken
lbc, H. The rrofnLioptss # slaves since the invention
r.; tie cooIlin aid the increase Of the territory cfhc
Republic. SKY years ago our fathers w6ie united
with D 6 fathers Of tie men Of the South in asreei5g
HAT Slavery should COMO further. The new doctrine
If tie essential utility of SaNeiy it, social benefits ani
economic advnIta.c 10, had brpu, bit with it core
.uouciDg change in the sentiment Of the North Thee
W. ltfe an uuao lpoa led cd public opinion which
eaid: Slavery II rad thug, but NJ damages are
c"nf1cd o those Who have it. Here, 300 mites Say,
i NCIy Cd thing; ne get more trade out OF the
South ihon if rtcTItory were tree. Thousands
las drtgr,d into injection. Men talked about the dis
solul,n Of he Union, out II would be difficult 10 tird
CT vite 10 cut H. But he said: 10 dI-unon. Let
aIer u to train pupc ~ iuion AM contne Slavery
bIit should peaoeaht drapi ear un1o the influence OF
pubic DISCUSSION He thought the day Wa II ia VA n
thI- cOurty v rD II" man would call hlns" another
nan. n"r,r ana that 1t would core sooner in the
" Jon tthn cut of il, Jules it shooh come ly such
'"nyusi'n rsl humaGc m9n wOIi Ike 10 think ".
Iur tic d'y bud changed since no man aY"Wc' himself
H. favor # Shy.av ana Do% no iu.u could ecc-
tualy s,.uI himself of from eDOlunrts or honors AZ
VI, Souh tlHh by Initiating that Slavery "ss not
.".d Tie UNIV crsal Il ruisu a. III" S"uh which
uOi 9nit man 10 Uiht NJ tNtTS WIS "TpIEi
thoWcj hat The truth was silenuy breaking ny lrs
sai euerds We had but 10 pre- ,cut H. rpread,
tnd lee VAS very sure that tn re were some
IT, I. new nvIrg who would live to see this cpuntry
nee iIrU one end 10 III. other Load .pp'qIse. Last
,cut,u.her we were Known for the first time in this
>late ~ ii party Last year were beaten by both
uaIttt-tLc two branches of Democratic .rty poll
to- q co more votes than years discussion
lnC virtually annihiat, one Of the opposing parles
,rd placed u plurality of 10000 imIneu-e cheer.
npl As aWttr IL one f the Old books said, the
.'tIs il ih fought aeau-! serq ~ the M
returning heel of fought for La alnUt every
o,itr STATE where We had r.aHlzaiion mad done
p. well Men bad been fret;ing about C"nn"ticui.
But be tcd them that there we're to- many free schools
r,rc E>e,y man kucw NV t. read and they la
laws 10 prevent men from v'tins more than
On Gee ,l.re lie had been that e." nectcut would
vote light. But he had Lot Thought that she
would give three or four tnon.and over both
IL Other pbr,ies. In every St'c East ~ htd largo
miiorii,s. And IN OHIO and Michigan Wisconsin
m0 / wa. H. California II Wa II h4rd matter 10 make
~ Imy III three months, md "e tail"d there we
..,oia be beaten ny men viii" de ided against H.,
Int Z, anon who had not decided at all. We were
lcoeh il PtunsyV ania AID New jersey bec1lse we
tNcI ct to he people there. We had lost Iniihna III
ne tallt way There OF the natGr1lcd ci'lZens as
", II ~ of the native wc had MINORITY. Some thrty
q ioiiy iousa voted VITO were not yet citizens the
ines OF ludrna Hl"~cd that; But most "i thcss PEG
ne VITO voted ans had not DE idci NJ aust us
y. nus. tie, had not l., aid -. Since a,mngton NJ
.I.at uau Lad been cCccd President wil"n lac wdsh II
,,ted for that office What had been doue IN Me-"
o.c Ia PclusylNHn:; Tor men were mcu there
= ~,n d, hcl,. 1t could bc done III lniiana-
anywhere, VhF" questions were asC"td u ne
o,tut..d. We cloud be very C"ttdH la 60 on,
|. cAltt Whit ask d 10 man could deny we s'"od
ul,Ic cur fathers dd, We ~ere si~Iy saving 10 iIyc
labor v lat G. gave 10 L. and We mast slcce5c. IL
uCS not th,u discouraged by tue ncaliIe vote OF by
tie aucuu vote in THIS city. One OF these sc could
ou'ivc and lhe other We could prevent we hda
L. lisa uIe which could pass Registry law, ana he
't coltpeLt chat woul be Ic 'on'lnende1 III tue
4. If new l,ttNp A.
II oud c,I eus, Every mas ght I" VOC should
BE- tA,d and ns,ertalncd fac 'eio'c the day "i
&c ion. This would wo1 for US ana more ina th's,
orr nencs were working for lis. l. vas un'tr7'"oI
uw l., Il successful purity that We were COM u'red
i.c broker people aI0 hat ey hud rsht to DO es
n " pleased. Now the quiet planners nj The S'Uih
w., d!sgusted with the Kind OF ponies which were
ourr,ld lh,rt. lie had never met "th 'utheth
Ia,,ucs man who was not dtEus'ed with
IA, Ncbruska bill. The politicians clustered
ara took stronger positions OF avery than
sI,lod> ,se ane tlen hustled up moderate mon by the
or; # Ahoht,onirn. The people OF South Caroilntd
net believe III st' ,Cu. but lle lcAdes du dnd
called ever I'D! dangerous Who ala mol We sho'1
r,bAhlv sec GOV " lee mace Secretary OF ot4'e, ad
II ON l,I,. wa- NcnTn.ua our h-udS Walker he'd
all, nj, ttiod i Tor anne1Huoh be had established
S,n,,r> Mere. Nh,ucv,r be elorid have conquered
# ia, r ould he a cry ior anne xdtion as IN TIE Ise q"
I var: ana when once Ne had II, ~e should be IN
h. th ric,s Of NJ Nco ana NJ e." would De plenty 81 men
WHO would ray was an advantage TO ner I" give hef
. st,t,,d goN ernnt III ana Sl1VtTy lden mere wa
aha s,ut ri on ouI hshds with spain cOnN d!sod aud
in = r,t,, rladc moyemept, Were tance aud England
a. rtt it,le AT vsrsnce, Us they were very hksly t.
"a, 81, ulo sOoL b, M toe cay, No" The II ne. DE-
, .iN n ar we've cut there would be sIoug i1r Ia
,izr Cuba " hat our riuds IN kaasss would Il" -
after q, painful inquiry. They were bc "t~h - o-I
d. rs hno a State whose mrs Oisus were worse
,sn .,,so,~ A bundled FREE St." men were urd,T
- cis,,,it 10 be uitd tor IN. II lives, because they
Ire tlOtaVo'cd To prevent robbery. Some "ouid De
t:>,u AWAY but -ltGt majority would stay, aLG tnev
v,rc 70 be r. cuioced LeXt SprnG by thous anus on
n ,u.alls from Free States Applause. Odi people
k,usn. uudtlstCod that IN the lpnI run wOrk "OGld
tr-t ictu.ss, ard If they c"uid stay tu.y "Vl' KEY
me- STATE VET. AZ "a thcr, were t.o aunlfed
,i,, ulsr,s and one hundred and sixty OF them "
NM, H. lee iou The frontier then II would be imp .
IL IL f. o,eibear the ballet box 10y tie DO" c-AhHe
ks,se. ,u,lt 10 have been saved ny inc Aiiivt'fh
,,c,. nj as les had De-; done II, We must We mn,t
r. = by rnuir,hniioils Men must - there, AMI they
ol1 -. without bcilg aluod II "es 10 necessary 10
80, :, ~. VIC tri been piuudcred - i've unt!i mex
S,f,c Nt.nrl : G. itst had gone by "1ed people
cdan, ~ see thsr "h ling kau-es was nos inrfe
f,ur, of rhetoric. but sac 'nd solemn ten -! u'r!
IND come forth from other pa -ies FhO hal J"
VI ore 49, He had 'eeId II proposed 10 {" 'Iu't -
iolo u,,i.p,s there Ii struck hm lnat l. "'uI oc
gt,d J n e - g.t up Tea: ing rv"ih' Ho"o''.o W -
ct rUIiug r, ON whore Men CjdId - III a'''' ga
Iid done iftl du>s We and read the !eachS Pi''s
On ell ,i.~ lfere we're not to-day many rrtiinS
rooms IA tbs ciiy III lGrs, 10 prop JTtInh ~ lut p
ltti,r. He would like - have SH parties l'ih III
tits lev would not then 'ei the RepI1llcans do H.
n wVulu be Ot great npDr 4uc', too ~ h rslyli-
! Point. We w.rc soiu. On lie tad met - diy some
aiLhhru T. tId he found their d,t> sparkle "HtH
th,N The votes iTOal The DID DrmOctatc ~rou-h"
j, TIC SiH he LCd sttn men "LO vote i1r IIanan
Wbrc tyt> -rtW brighter a. The MAJ Iltes Ia III" hli-r
ana OscgO Loud sppaus, AT We asked ~as inst
u e territory given BY the Missouri compact should
| bt rt>tttd Ia u. Ia tie county, where mru
! t8.s,d. they No,cj. le heard some oecr : bet
! 'iaf Kansa. would hot be slave STAT "a 'he
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