New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06
JERSEY CITY GERMAN REPUBLICANS

TIE German Republicans of jersey City held mass
meeting at the Repub lean Hall in Montg gomery street,
in that city, last evening. The spacious room was
filed to osellowng, large portion os the audience
beng compelled TO stand through the proce' dngs.
The walls were hung with banners and rsnsparences
for proce esson bearing all Of noble aud pat
rotc n.crptors. large portrait of Fremont hun
above the Cnarmsn, aud copies of his life in Germa
ley upon the table for distribution in front.
At O'clock, amid loud applause, the meeting wa
called to order 10y Mr.. MASS President of the Club
who took the chair. Mr.. ZscHAU, Secretary of the
Club, acted as ) ,cretGry oi the meeting.
Nj. TzscHWSER, formerly member OF TIE reVolu
tpnary tnumyirate of SeXoa., wa- Introduced to tn
mee'p, He made very interesting oPesch On til
great questions Of the d'y. Alter having given
brief aud lucid sketch OF fhe history Of the slavery
..iOn, and especially Of the crcumA,ance- under
" Ach tie Kausas- Nebraska A { WA forced through
Congress by the exert'ous OF the Democratic Ad-
min-tratioD, he went Oh 10 show the outraSes con.
mitted uLder IT. color Of law III unhappy 4nsas and
pointed to the fact that i was by coalition ot tie
Democrats and Know Nothngs that toe Army bill
was pa sed, by which millions of dollars had
been Appropriated for the purpose of crushing
ont freedom in Kansas ct once and forever.
Reviewing the three treat political parties of the
country Mr.. Tzschiner remarked that the Fill
mere party vas entirely out OF the ques-
ton, 30 fur as the adopted citizens were
coDccr.ed; 10 GennCn ever could vote for the candl-
date OF party hose avOwed purpose II wts TO de-
prive the adopted citizens of Their rights. Blu on the
whole there was grea. danger To be fe .red IRON
that side. All il tc gent Americans knew thst emf
u etion VS. cry 20 this conntry, and ought not
to D.. discouraged by any restrictive measures The
American was too Iluch OF a business not to per-
Ceiye vhaf IN in 1ense advantage Tree ein'gauOn
was to tLe Uni'ed States. Know Nothing sm hs1
algEys been Only temporary movement, caused oy
great fuar cial revu,,Ons md petty quirrel5. ne
r. 81 interest Of adopted citZeus than hnOw NO mag
ism ever could be. Il seemed strauge indeed, ana
could hardly be understood by European tnaI a
party calling itself tie Democratic one should
stIiye rot ouly 70 perp.tuste Slavery where
II existed, but 10 extend It over new territories.
Nevertheless, thi- the fact = fac. which now a.
least, nay be understood by large majority o tue
German Itzols VIII, formerly bad been deceived oy
an empty name. The Democrats had become con,
&C Gus of the fact that they were losing gound, ana
bad TIED % turn away the Indignation OF Inc pope
hy killing off Piece, and pu'tiog mp ne" IN VI % uo.
connected with the Nebraska iaqully. Blt ma,
would not d. at AL Mr.. Buchanan having lGehtineu
lin self with he CicciDn Il platform, there Won d no'
he ,be least Cneretc. betw' eu him ana Mr' TlTGe.
Besides, Li- gazing Inconsistencies throughout n'1
political creer destroyed every hope oi u' csel %
roWenbQlpg bat formerly ~ was ogp'ied "a" ,t lIo
Extension OF Slavery. The Repubi al party MI.
Tzct liner p-oceeded 20 say, wa o. Only one ~h'1n
The c'z' n ot German de5cer. might 'ol-eleh..
sulpor' ElhU-la~'c epplsuse. Ina pa,'y 9.en'io-
=
plcs .! freeCom aud .u-ice. n had no 1Ira ~ lSi
WLose DeTe was Vel known in both AsmlsPne.et
man Of youth a'd emery, of science aud lo'eg ~, d
man Hhose fyery sentiment was in favor oi HpeI'y
.Chcers III TzsG 'm'r briefly snd terseiy rrlut5u
The o. ,tiots ralscd by the opponents oi tae puo
o. lHI.y, ard tle lUclcLce t'4t mere 1e
tie lest danger Of 81. Fr.ool's favocS, i eI:c.t
to the Presidency, any sues inlu1e % '1s
oi accepted ct ZeIs - the lot rests OF EN-
+ ee labor helfg the folnda "n of tae hePuyH ~
patty, i, would tr bc foii enough TO enc .Io
c"ntr ruons cUfrsn' of free "a. orer howlng 20 tuls
iry. L. concll lsiln the speaker r1lclled lus tio
- lie So-tbtrn Di-un0ui.-s, AID san NJ va P.i'
y setisf tLa' p ~, ut Fremont would haho'T = 90
c,ders just unceIcMouiously es Pfesifeh' 'aA''"
ClG
When the applause elected ~ Mr. Tzlchlrner MERE re-
rsks Ind suosic,d the S-cretary 0i me llS c.IuS,
NJ. /scHtU, lad before the NEE ing -nv Io'0"'Ns
!est 'r'iors. which were sdOpted unanihoIs! -. i.
FstoirsG. Thai tb- Democrat Isr'y hHsins .. os 80
'i'i I'll eng = lAt DerocTatc AID scci's
nv tff..- reurasenr the principles oi tle ~
L. Il 'ie Declaration Of lndeIe-"eAS' - " - -
~ D.. Ia lo.t t Glenn n Ne sHSY - - -,,.oIs. =,
rsniccrsts sccordi 2 hs eanDg OF inc Ps' o'
ho,e sacred documsnts. , la. No. .ios
Re,.-ftd. Inst Lestiy rdorse the p'lno'Psp
bv tie National Couyertioc ii RePub;ah parry Heo ~
lh!scelIlia .. - ",
he,slrss Thai .be election Of Jahn c trenot aa "a l.
Dayf4 a. Pr, sdent Vice 'refldeLt OF VIC ou- ''
Itst-oty. . h our opinion the most inpor step
tcTefd 10 Tealzs;'o. Of those prn;ipes ;..,.
hs,oit~d That the Interests U tie sdoP'en ush
cal with those II the native eKens IL te oe 1
to;s the nsisnihc oDe' nN "-''o'e W. sas