New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-08

GlRMAS REPUBLIcAss.-A meeting of the German
Fremont ard Dayton Club of the Seventeenth Ward
was held last evening IN the hall of the Henry Clay
House. corner of Second street and Avenue A. The
hail was crowded. Dr. Bruenpgh the President
called the assembage t. order sts o'clock in little
speech, which was received with loud applause. d.
Fl0hlcb the Secretary read the minutes OF the last
meeting, ard they were approved.
DIR. For.ch Was then introduced. lie spoke OF the
difficulties under which the country was iaboring, and
charged their origin upoo the Democratic patty They
iupeded the true development Of the American
people They would add country to country until,
ike the empire Of the great Napoleon, the United
States must fail asuDder from lack Of unity, if they
were allowed to go on They continually fawn
ing upon the Southern States. They were not real
Democrat and Germans could not be Democrats I'm.
l.ss they were out of the Democratic party. DR..
Fo,sch alluded to the steps Of the Slave Power and to
the accursed Nebraska bill lie. them not trust 10
mere words. Louis Napoleon had sworn to support
the French Constitution, and Stephen Douglas had
sworn TO support our own. The Democratic party ex
:sted no longer; had long since lost its life of De-
mocracy. South Carolina was paragon OF Democ
racy. But let man go there and talk about
the wrOnefulness of Slavery, and they
would find halter for him. DR.. F0rsch
spike of Brooks, Herbert and the out
rsges in Kansas He would not speak Of the character
of Buchanan be had no political character. Were
he Of bis supporters he should be ashamed to OPP
pose him to MAN who, in his contributions to the
worlds lnowle ege, had eGualed Humboldt and an
Arsgo He did not blame Pierce for the state OF the
country Pierce ives orly weak Il was owing to the
corruption Of the party, which he had no. strength to
withstand. The Republican party WAS purified OF
Know .Nothir gism and Colonel Fremont was no more
Know Nothing than he was. Dr. F0rsch concluded
by wishing the downfall Of Slavery end the election OF
Fremont snd Dayton. He was heard throughout with
the grentest enthusiasm, and en- reference TO The
Stats Zeitung, that Buchanan sheet was treated TO
a set of hearty German groans.
d. Schramm followed in strong dsnuncation OF
the Slave Power " hch warmly responded to, and
Thirty or forty names ad led 10 the roll OF t1e
Club.
Tie meeting adjourned until Tuesday OF rex. week.
SECOND WARD REpUBLIcAss.-A meeting Of the
Republicans of the Second Ward was held last evening
OF tie Muse un Hotel, Ann street There was fair
ATTENDANCE of members Thomas Gale occupied tue
chair, and Edward Pepper was appointed Secretary.
Con mtee was appointed to negotiate for the pur-
chase of banner for the Club Aaer the transaction
of some further business BDd few speeches the meet
ing Adjourned to meet on Monday next
FIFTH WARD REPUBLTcASs-rhe third regular
meeting of the Republicans of the Fifth Ward wss
beld last evening at the Museum Hotel, correr OF
West Broadway ard Franklin street. About eighty
persons were present. Ira Du Bots occupied the
chair. After reading and approving the proceedings
OF the previous meeting the Chairman OF the Commit
tee on Organization made his report; but the sense OF
the meeting being that some modification was required
the ,eport was rereferd to the Committee, with ~
structioDs to report on Monday next Lu'nsn '"'.
wood of the Sixteenth Weird then addressed the meet
ing in an able speech, after which the Hee''ns Hu'
journed to Monday next.
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