New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-25

eboud repeal come Of tho Laws which d,.u-.o.A .,
e'stuse box Of Ksnsss Wee The CcIsheson fore
the stse e. k.s.s' saen zen B. did ost =. H..
be disco. toD cftbe CLiop he do 10. lsy ApytAu
Be- c,simed fer Mr.. Fillmore The hotor Of r-dsci,a
California De Free State, alluded TO the peste4.s
ssA' that were Il not krovn that Mllard vi lmose
.m cetsininei 10 1se the whole force Ct Oh,
f.': p.See nov. M DAVIS wanted Tie so.s,
.ss Mad ~, rs s~S;' e keep down sAp ss.
Of John c. frsnonti lie was experienced b. tweptv
osys n The Stsfe Of tbs Uated Sstes TIE xotit;ous
leio ofsysr N wlt1h be FEVER pulled trigger o. sho,
famous by :Ae Manposa grant than b, 40 eraoi
the United Sts'ss we're RAD 10 male In. fr;c.s
man, sd man, i'ied and fousd wanting in Obedience
the ode. Of s BIZ ;Sl t oSu AID e..Asrd
i, chief Of tie ARR and Navy II NE United Stsles
-sis man picked up because Wittsrf II. Seward ~
to, long. heseed TO STOW himself to run tLoud %
pla,sel -nt ni1s.ed because one eeseers,e fscttca
9th thought that l, could be fooled again; BE-
cause they the ue sDotb-r President couk be mart
fsctlred out of breath that character We required
for tie Presidency, that it u mot material ttas men
should know what man wiz do BY what he has done
picked Up becarse there was nothing 70 be seid
sgaipss him or for him-pched up By Tie Ado
inionis5 because tse,r sentiments were tOs
Get forth -btcsuse they knew tsas in no other way
could c disss be npcds Secretary Of The Interior to
agilate the country, o. William u Seward be made
SECRETARY Of State to sgltate abroad With Horace
things could s<t be done snes they could succeed in
deceivDg ysa lorg .hesdsd Yankees. And about the
platform: VIII you believe that becAuss they sAid
sothipg they meat nottng' Why, because tney
shake the bag and you will let the cot ou Mr. Dsvis
prUcee0ed to advocate the claims Of Mr. Fillmore, or,
- an enthusiastic auditor would have ID, FILLMORE
a - .l..A Al ~s~.,Al .<>A
NJ. WALDO arrcHIss thea came forward end said
that a telegraph had just been received from the
American State Council Of Massachusetts,, " which
the Fremont lad bossts that they should have
Hon. HIRAM ksrcHus, Chairman 9th great Fin-
more meeting now In Session in New-for oo the
lat ballot, the Fillmore we're ahead, most Of To
Fremont men hsv.se left Benz. +. Cook.
Tho telegraph wss handed to the reporters and found
"Htp Hiram Eetchurn, Chairman Fillmore meet
ing in Sc ssion in New York. On the last ballot
the Fillmore men we're ahead; the Bogus Delsgstes
The Hon. OSCAR /. MOORE Of Ohio wee then in.
iroduced. lit was now lOi O'Clock, snd largo nxm.
Der Of the audience rethedl. He ssdhe had noe gOt
II was but rehssh of the peaceful and prospssoss
condition in which Mr.. Fillmore Left the c0ustp the
ovel whemiI majority which elected Mr.. Pierce, and
the detestsbe character Of his Administration What
ton Of Mr.. Fillmore lie did not know anything
about The Ruckeye State since the nominations, *
be lad Lot been there; but the tidings were very
cheering: Sti ne eSu!a not promise tss Ams;ieso
Mr.. WALDO HUTcHNGs said be bad not time "a
read the resolutions. They must be taken ON trust.
They merely resolved that JAZZ buchanan and John C.
Fremont can't be elected, and Willard Fillmore can
[Cheeee. 1000.
The Hon. HUMPHREY MARSHALL Of Kentucky wae
Introduced, and heartily Ieceivtd. BE seid 10 had
b. en- put through Brooklyn and could not say nuco
Uhau thn yevVV
Which tSey We're made were accomplished. This
American psrty was formed under the Dire Of our 3D.
versaree. IT'S TIE foslorn hope Of Freedom and has
noby stood its ground under the cark days. Wecose
nothing Tor the tgns Of the times can zee that tho
future beams brightly before ne. There is no csuss
for JespOtdency, These Republicans are Ike Chinese
waniois-tbey expect to win the battle BY making 2
When the Americans open their fire they VIII brush
them away as the lion brushes away the dewdrope
from bis name. And where 10 tn. once great Demo.
10 cluster around the psrty1' What enthusiasm cen
thew get up about such man 90 Jsemes Buchsasnf
With ali the mole. they make about bun, hs very
smell carrSn Che.r We intend to prs:s,Nys s. our
Americsrs shall rule America. Foreigners may come
on our craft passenger but We viii Officer TIE boat:
Now, we don't mean to persscute Csihohcs; a.
Least out our way we don't. ~ DO you ~ lsa.ss gee
uat these Catholics don't interfere with our civi! and
religious rights. For good many months l have
tried to get sut ndment to the Naturalization AVS
Though. can't 1t 10 before Congress with the
time blsLk; ard know the Republicans and Demo.
Gratis won't gil it up before election. After election
think the Democrats will see the ntcetsty Oh making
fGIneTs study our law. more than five ye q LAP
Whichever we can get lApplause, and csies Of %
{esn Yea f IS Or 50 yss the .. ns.rs the the
mail that brings the would rink the value Of your
property here q hundred millions Of dousrn In
KeDtucy IL Lgwbers ese Fillmore viii carry the Stste
by an overwhelming majority. The whole Socth sod
West win support Mr.. Fillmore. At the South they
say, all of the North will 60 for this man Fremont,
what's the Of our going fer Fillmore You say tho
same of the South. That's the dodge Of these Repub-
Ecans to SOW distruss in our ranks But you do your
part and We viii DO ours These RsPabli0:n: ere the
Dent You recognise Horace Gr,s ley, and Ar. Weed.
AID Mr.. RssnOld and Mr. Mr.. Seward lApp'iMS:s:l
YOrkers ought to wear him o the brightest jewel "
your crown. lAPphuss.l God speed the right, and
may you succeed. -: 49,
Sampson L. Harris Of Maryland was the neIt
speaker.
Soon after the meeting adjourned and formed In
proce sson to serepace their guests at the St. Nicholas