New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-06

Gen. Wr sos.-Yes; and though Gov. Wise re-
mpda Mr. Bolts that hey have grand Jur,es ana grvs
Minor Bot. will b. about the last m.n who VIII ee
driven out Of the State of Virginia Il heersl' h,.
Poti. belongs 10 class Of men IN the Soun VINO sraA
for themselves [Cheer). And when they oesn a
var mon him they viii find that west OF the mountains
in Wig MIA there are thousands Of liberty loving men,
and that erwbelming majority OF the people Q,
that Commonwealth have no interest IN slavery; ana
when We do take possession of this GoTernnent
"a we shall sooner later cheersl, you will
find that this class Of men, who regard Slav-
ery A. Washington Jeffers"n, Madison, Monroe,
H,nrv and the other great men of the South
II at the time of the organization of the Gov
err ept of the country will rise up az am and ootsn
,i co, troll Of affairs and overthrow the Cahoun-seces
sonis,s oisunOnists nuiliters ana saver PtSpagan
di.s n oud eli eers Our business here IN tue Norm u
% nr.pare the wav for the emancipation OF every Tree
White man Of the South, now overswe'i. we must 90
il BY overtbrowing the doushaces OF .ne Nur a,,
in TIE Government of the country shu, men
Of the Cty and State of see to It thai IN me
r,,t House Of Representatives YOU place those VINO
viii not bersy the cause OF hberty-mcn VINO III 'ne
struggles OF the future will be always True 70 tGe
of the people and the cause oi rtee ae''Io.s
Icbeersl Two men in the House from thus cry, aul
nroud 10 saw have always been true 10 Liberty on az
he questions that have come before ina pVu!
| m.sn M Wnkeman and Mr. Pelton Cheers. we
revor Rad 10 INQUIRE how they were gong we never
| had 10 send any body to persuade them Wheh 'he
trumpet sounded they were theie-always mere anu
snlcng the foremost ICheesl; Gentlemen are you
NJ h.sy Iyes Then vote for the man who early
sent 10 Gov. kobinson his cordial sympathy IN Ills e'
! forts in the glorious OF Freedom cheersI are
YOU in favor of bringing hensas mo .,,S abo "a
! rl,dq.d To the Free-Sta'e policy, John u Fremont
iChtersl Are you in favor Of preserving al tne her
ritori.s Of the United States for ever to the nee lso'
| ing men of the country and their posterty! Iesl'
Ts,n vote for Fremont the candidate OF the free la
Lorinc men of the country in the great cause In when
we are engaged [Cheers. Are you opposed 10
| the piratical doctrine laid down IN the Us
| t,nd manit, stol Yes. Then vote Tor nm
| Who stands on the platform that brands tue
doctrine of that document as the pirate creed-the
man who in his letter of acceptance oil uie h0m'hsuon
! t.ndered him. declared that to take the domain o,
| suu,her people simply because We may want H. Wouli
be tn DESTROY the character of the country theerS
! Arc YOU in favor of the Union : L Yes. Areyoa
ready TO maintain and defend 1t win the olool
and wealth OF the country t. les linen Ne'c toI
him Who has said that if elected he will administer
! tie Government as TO secure Liberty and UHion
| lChcersl. Are you III favor OF central railway
that shall connect you with the shores OF the Pachc'
and which shall bring here IN the great Comner-
cia Capital If the Western World, the wealth OF those
old uaiions Of Asia that has been accommodating TOR
thousands Of years Yes Then vote for the Path
finder of tie Rocky Mountains, who with his party,
| stands committed unreservedy to great Central
| Railway across the continent TO the golden shores
OF California lCheersl. Are you i'll favor of system
of improvement for your rivers and harbors Yes
Tlen vote tor the candidate of the only party winch
sta DIS before the country committed 10 that polio!
| TCheeisl Ii YOU would make this country great and
glorious and example for the nations of the world
you would make the influence of this country felt In
| tie struggles of ages for the freedom ana
| EMANCIPATION Of our race, then sustain JoNh
| G. Fremont lproracted ch, ers and the Freedom
| living men WHO rally around his banner lCheers !.
| John Adams said, " Great is Truth, great Is liberty,
"great is humanity. and they must and VIII prevah
loud cheeIsl. We Fay, great is truth; liberty ana
humanity and they must aud will prevail and by the
blessing of God, all and all we hope to be- no"
or in the future we will consecrate to make our cou
t,v what our country should be, the home OF truth
liberty and humanity Enthusiastic cheers.
Tie meeting then adjourned to form IN PROCESSION
under the Marshal appointed for the occasion. Thir
procession moved up Broadway to Ninth street, where
Col. Fremont was saluted with loud cheers. Tie
crowd called for a speech, but he excused himself by
saving:
GES1LEMES am happy to see you tonight and aa
profoundly grateful To you for this friendly call anu
n, house were as large as my heart would lnvitt
you all in that | nigh take you by the hand GOOD
night
lie procession then moved on to make call upon
Joseph Blunt esq., but by mistake went to the house
of bis brother, Geo. w. Blunt (who is just as good
Republican as the first-named where they got good
word from him; and then they made call upon the
Hon. Moses H. Grinnell after which they dispersed.