The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-08
GREAT CIRMAN FREMONT MEETING.
The Academy OF Music Overnswtne-
Speeches OF Messrs. kapp, struve, Munich
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speSches OF Messrs. kapp, Struve, Munich
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A Grand demonstration in avor OF Fremont for the
Presidency was made by our German fellow citizens
las. evening Spacious is the Academy Of Music II
WIS a. too small 10 accommodate the tens Of Thousands
who sirove to get within s doors. PIT boxes gale
ries and pronenades crowded to sufocaton Not
spot that aGorded even standig room unoccupisd.
The ladies were pretty tine German band
occupied the orchestra and played occasionally during
the evening There were Eomo HUNDREDS Of gentlemen
gcconncdsted with seats the stage over which was
pended the national flag Inscribed the names OF
Fremont ard Dayton.
by Mr. H. Raster, Vice President and Mr. vAnselow a.
Secretary,
Mr. KAPP n opening the proceedings remarked that If
he Tsbe uace was, IN August last too ANAL for the
erman republicans OF New York, 80, now, was the
cadeny Of Music co small .or them. They came
ere to proI ounce IN favor OF Tree speech free land
rec labor and Fremont lApplause) They would
ave the pleasure OF listening to a speaker who
the hvorite Of the German people, who hal left
ne Western praes to raise his voice for free Kansas
was 20 I'd omen for the future to have sucn men "A
Etecrer head Of the German movement
Whatever nigh. have moriVed this immense assemblage
they supported me cause Of freedom He introduced
Nj srRuvE was greeted with loud applause To-day
be said DAY Joy Thousands OF hearts which had
beat for freedom tn aiherand had assembled nere to-
night 70 support freedom in Am (AIpiause) Hs
piled those Germans who refused n Identify themselves
with the party OF freedom sho joined the party of
slavery for the motive of gain aud office L To
liberty belongs the future as Schiller had said The
present m,mert " the MIST powerful move men to
action but the future has is claim upon men, On
the present. moment depeneed The freedom OF the Terri
tories Tt cir freedom mst be planted N the hearts
the Using generation Religious intole rsncs had been
preached by tue Jesuit Political intolerance is
the hereditary consequence OF Legro slavery. II
was a pity hat slavery hs6 been exiingushed in
the infancy o. the American republic bnt
10 oppose ita extension. What he asked, the aln
ard oij'c OF tho save parry nwA 70 extend slavery
over the Terrorsand trey sought 70 DO force and
riolence-rot by constitutional They resorted to
three or obtaining their object In the Presidential
election They resortec 70 eaunny Oh their opp )nents
10 concealmen OF tier designs, and to corruption
tbs slave party &c SAID IS net Democratic but anti
democratic. (AppaEse. Tne slave party s not, IL
pfoftsses to be, copsery tveout is the contrary
aggressive. Never nal Presidential candidate been
more snameluy calumnaled by nIs opponents than
fremont in ms CANVASS remo.t man Of whom the
whole human might we'll be proud. (Cneers
lhey cali minated also free settlers Kansas They
likewise resortsd 10 measures Of corruption. Toe
kiId Of o,ion the polls but that which
resorts TO places ant profits contracts. What Ger
man, he asAed who had fought for freedom father
laid, could nov identity himself with the slave party
Toe slavery party had recourse, too, to force
and vioisnce-vioenoe in all shapes, violence
the persos--Gs in the Senate OF the United
he who speaks for oery in Kansas against slavery
rsks bs life in dong Hos could they support party
thai oerates and encourages such volences Tns parry
~hich defends principles could not be true
and just In te relations win foreign countries The
ward BY the ossnd oori reace Cuta would DO The rst
island destined 20 ia the roober policy and ater
Cuba would fall Cenrs IN rlait the dem ,cratc party
allowed TO retain power. BE asked them 70 som
pare with the policy o. nis admir- s alton and this demo
cratic party that put ierward rs the programme Of the
Republican party TIE latter young party but
they would always b. found defending the constitution
That republican party VOID noel the south to respect
the corsuter as 4 Is 0eclel IN tn North Northern
rust lie permitted ;aey choose 10 90 TO the South
and labor in aagarcemtnt o constitutional liberty, az
freely soctcern rnsD permitted coma 10 North
and ecdlefs the acops The exeroai policy Of The
publican patty must b. thai o. liberty AID ilsscs. II
protect the liberty o. the na.Drs evtry where The
compact c. liberty % race viii al lie peoples OF
the cath. (Cheers) ~ peope could gain triumph
foi influence eyerystere (ApPAuse) be Concluded
by iutg oducipg Mr. Eunch
Mr. Hrsen WHO enjoys tbe su5rsrset o. Ear westn
came forv1t and vas v.rrliy srce.ed Ne sab that II
there had not been "a 1rgert sal powerful reason be
WOOL 10, have kft his arr Missouri % Be here 10
right Bet grea. Crisis rad srryed IA tho countrys
destiny TIE quessoI tlsG Nas GOV a. Issue was ole Of
lie spiritual regeneration .! mn by Inesns = freedom
and hnrsnity Nations rise anl fall. as History
shows but history showed o,Ger instance Of RAPID
rational growth a. taat o. the American repnbtc.
hey should work and strive 20 preveLt is fall being
equally rapid Ia the begienas u this naon the iade
pendencs and equality y nan ~ proclaimed In Tie
solemn anc had the United States pursued
II glorious destiny - ne s.o,e brilliant and steady
course who could cstllcase vhal vou have been the
greatness Of the republic q tDis tne wnen wth al
iis OF government even nog continued t~esty
Eve millions OF pe0pef Tie trainers % the constitution
rad though that slavery would 5e ony tnporary IL
sliuton-that wolld ~ AMI By ale Hnd pas away.
The nrst d. plry n ne country that under
the lead or Thomas Jer-rsor and 70 tnai party
posed oisareAicai. rcrcgressive party Ns. Muacs
proceeded h.stSrca ascoCrt Of the raIsforma
ton Of the Jeifersonian Ity uto pro slavery party
which, be sad nov strives % " pStncn IL pliicl power
b. extension q slavery u.o Tarrcrie as they
hsd In The Of 1e n vivid coiors
me ou,sagcs or tie rrc slavery p.rty Kkasas wach
sAe exceeded IN aslty aui vlrLy a. hat history
records denounced tie feue mnisiaiSn A. corru2.
and eorrupsDs savsrnmeri and shovel the clnelnnlu
the lskt years BIT ne bad cay Fremont 'ao
republican oandltaie-t -,rd ne vas ready %
-. It~Na - 49,
ard liable pkdgs .ts' cout be given. de lived
In Missouri, ard w.t9CEted he eSauonl corsslns1css
as aud ne pre- Se ~ op ~ Vsy H. .a
deRraees not only tie M seraola ssre himself bat de
Missouri IS net nov, he SAIL any greater thar
Il WA twenty years age, %. outstanding the Improve
nent Of the l9 a. he pieaJfi for ne,don p 4 SOAR
and proved tina. oheTv freedom ia Rsrsa- hardly
possbie. This BE made political party 1ues
ton but question Of the tn eevsopeDsni q human
riehi and nuD an culture. he concla1e1 vh general
reflection on The polt condition n TIC Old and Ssr
world In Europe free 'ota vas t-Oeden Own almost
everywhere. and vas only 10 America tina, u was
possible restore freedom sncisn, sriin sacy.
The bspd here struck - TO- garlus hymu ~ frcnch
liberty. and the audience txirg mp sung the fremont
hsrseiac Ia German. ne elect of the ihoasasd voces
well trained 10 muse was ~ Dcfo aud when thu eloes
q song died a~sy the Singers Stood lp waved Their
sustained cheers The reporter hss attended Of the
rcai political meetings dsrny tns prcrenics1s1 In tits
and cat r etes out sa~ 40 shere 1.-THE Of the enihu
gasm manifested lat evening a TIE Academy OF Music.
II was perfectly elec'riybg
Tho President next irtrOd1ccd 70 tne meei,g
Mr. TKrsD HscEs. dsrs pushed FOR hi1 connection with
the Baden revolui OK OF 1sss, vhsn lie received the
sovlvqsd Of "Hecksr Of tie Hat n was greeted with
tumglruous applause. lis address of iocuu con-
verssilooa character, AM elected much laughter ard
cheers. The Fcryice ofbeIty he sad, was hard and
service Ths summons 10 &C ion had Frustrated
20 the back woods OF the Vest aud had called Biz forth
% salute AGAIN bis oil friends lfom ali corners Of the
world. Re declared the rcpuhl :sn ps-ty 10 DO
composed Of men Of high principle and honesty
While NE pny q ia ssySrssry comss y Iae ngh
very funny and picturesque rapit sketches OF
The democratic and Kn9w Ncihng parties. Tie 3efnied
Che republican party ron tie charges OF re.unlng al
fractions CT f0rnsr par1es-ssch a tho temperance
Maine liquor law, Know Notlag Gpi others an gpied
The charge 10 the demerac party lie refer 10 ex.
Gov. Flovds speech 70 prove nat Tie demo .lc pary
had always made uss q ioTeig0 elernen, sb aurN
uscful, AID f'scsrdee sfer TIC victc-v was -
tanned. A. 70 The Know Nothing p1-ig b. sad there vas
nothing 10 be feared from hen 1ae c,cresl II CON.
merce and u rdrsuy snc9nps,0e wh TT
principles q The Know N9sh party. ~ 70 tie e.n