The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-20
Tar RrFUauCis RALLY IN skw JERSEY.

yrfneen ThousaEd Supporters of Fremont IN
Morrissown--T ne Jersey Blues Fire for
EihSrty-Epeesh.s OF GOV raor Reeder, OF
Earsas; senator yyfIso r Massachusetts,;
Hon. Butler G. Noble, or wisconsin, Sc,
dc Whats the Matter with the People
New Jersey ttiag 70 0- hard for the Niger
driver seems - 2, repar the Maine dodge
the democracy. On Thursday last the whole coun-
try I've Tor miles, enthasn filed the sale-peo
pie coming r, Great distances in carts vans stages,
and TO fact L every INA Unable We cle that could be
drawn by horse aoag q roat Children turned out IN
procsss6n and rent tho music of their voices 10 swell
the acclaim cid men joined with the young and the
ladies' came, too, IN m7se-there was no END 70 H.
Excursion trs continually brought in hundreds, and
the State seemed fire free speech free Kansas ana
Fremont.
AT o'ciock Is 600 people were assembled IN the
public square Of Morristown. The Hon EfHsAS MARCH
called Me vast assembage order al p M and noni-
mated Edward w whelpey Of Morristewn, as chairman;
which being received acciamatcu, he took his seat,
and after a few remarks in acknowledgment OF the
honor, he introduced
Hon BurIGR g. NoRIK Of Wisconsin who came forward
and was received with ree cheers. He said-My name
has become classic through certain canine associations
not the dog that barks at empty hole. Wet
are iocxpect of your gallant ie State sharpened as
cry morsany2 and the enthusiasm here for Jchn
c. Fremont as elsewhere but where 70 look Tor
any enthus in Of James Buchanan? 1t reminds
a little boy out West; big bun after him, but
he MACS ged to get home and he rushed his mother and
said "rhe fountains OF the great deep opened the
huh alter and run rom the bull ana cut aross
theed and jumped the fence and tore the seat OIL
my breeches and the heavens and the earth have well
nigh come together" The Buchanan rub their sides
10 make themselves laugh but they cant ever tickle
themselves Is anybody here prepared TO asser. that
thai lame spawned, rngboned, lettering party that met
1t Cincinnati Is the democracy That body tells US Con
srsss touch the question of slavery but Congress
neverth agated formerly that question, IN 1908,
and again when Louisiana into the Union. Al
the passing OF the Missouri compromise the North
got up Ioared but the South usual got ali the
ont Of The oyster The speaker then gave aughabls
sketch or Southern encToschments, and reviewed the
c.reer OF James Buchanan particularly his treachery
with regard Henry Clay. and excited tue laugh
Of all present by describing Mtlard Fillmore tell
ing be South, you've done wrong about that Mis-.
souri, com PROMISE but take the benefit OF your crime"
The cid with Us, aud the ladies' with us,
1hey don't want to have The bali Of OF scissors ct
George W. Curtis with sill his erul Imagination ani
oratcry, uas med Mrs. Buchanan large body
or citizeus South with Us, ana w:sh us success.
have great number of rer in Kentucky, and one Of
lately said 70 me, 80 IT, Old boy you're right"
Mr. NOBLE retired amidst continued neeriDg.
The President then announced senator WILSON, of Mas
uacbu it's BE enthusiastically received, aud,
rough suffering from physical prostration spoke over
half hour. lie referred more particularly to the
action pro slavery party during the past OF
Congress stated the relative strength OF parties ia
the Eastern States There Is not single Northern
Southern which will give Willard Fillmore her cleo
soral Maine has Just skunssd the democracy In
Connecticut the III Nothngs will not obtain over 800
votes To Massaehuetts Fillmore will net receive II 900
votes and don't think he viii get 900. senator
wilson reviewed the charges against Colonel FIRE.
mont more particularly those OF debt The United States
government Congress had voted him Sls3, 600 which
Esnkin Pierce would never have handed over TO him
rwsfh
Of H. After giving hts personal knowledge Of the
character Of Colonel Erenoai senator Mlson retred'
The President then introduced GEORGE W CURTIS He
aadI from the great Keystone State Of Pennsylva
MIA and tell You IRON he highest point Of the 10
ghanian mountains down I, the deepest OF her mines,
hey have heard the from Maine and tell you taat
deepest Of the Pennsylvania mines 70 the sum-
rnise OF TIE Aeghanies the OF freedom triumph
viii heard next November in Maine. was yesterday
q greatest display the democracy have yet mai
10 this contest aud under the sha3ow or Independence
Hall heard Governor Johnson, OF Georgia, declare
and tina. IN the ace 81 Judge sereon me con
trarythat the only question 10 tbs struggle slavery
Rufus Choate 20 have been there but ne way absent
because they said letter from Rafas chaate has had
such effect in Maine what effect would speech from
Rufus Choae In Pennsylvania! Mr. Curtis resutcd
hts seat amidst great enthusiasm
banner presentation was then ma &c from horrstowu
20 the Rocky Mountain Club OF Pequonnocs, and after
song tue President announced Gov keeder Governor
RxE1ER stepped forward and received with hurri
cane OF cheers After this had somewhat subsidized he sail
II thank you this very kind reception and am glad
- see that the czens Of Morristown are 80 warm the
cause OF humanity aud freedom. The wrongs OF Kansas
have parallel IN the history Of this country; and re-
ce at the spectacle o. this sea o. heads met together
10 put their seal such atrocities. You have the
put stop them b. casting your votes against border
rufsnism and tyranny. The great element Of this con.
the stuattn OF things n Kansas During The last
tuo years there has been preredaee scheme 70 carry
slavery into that territory against the gill Of the people
there II "a phase IN the sys.eu o. slavery we
known encroacbmcnts OF thai power before, but
sBch scale as the present We nave now 10
new aress-by violence, by force OF arms bF murder
tseh Il i beaTirg down human law civil rights and
even civilization Itsen TO obtain this END, there
complcty between whole South, the al niuis rSon
and the democratic party. This position has been
denied BY gny democratic oraor wkstever kver since
1854 there been deliberate plan 10 force slavery
on the people Of Kansas In def lnce o. law tac.r
will ana The constitution. News Is arriving every day
additional outrngcs; bat the error North IS Ia taking
these ouagcs separately, With ooause or result beyond
thens elves. You must look at them a whole. Tho
slavery exensiCBss have seized toe executive, the
Judiciary, and every once N the Territory do IN 10
The meet lnsguieesnt. They have seized the free
men Of their arms, Of food and the means Of
rnistpg H. They have attempted 70 starye out the
whole community. There s %, single outrage which
cannot be dktpcy traced 70 deliberate plan the same
"a you boughs 70 tue parent tree Ia them.
selves they perfect Plan nding 70 certain end
Two elections carried the same way a. the previous
once and slave constitution viii b adopted. Those
two elections viii take place this year aud the coasn
tution adopted will 60 70 Congress Tor acceptance. Be
fore The next Congress will be the free Topeka consu
and slave constitution, and the people Of this ns
ton will have decide between them. The SOUTH as
usual will attempt compromise for By TIA. means they
have Invariably obtained their ends eventually Bat the
main question musl be decded-nAmely, Tree or slave
This the Important question 70 be legislaed
upon By next session Of Congress,
As ii was now nearly seven O'Clock Gov Reeder said
ne would retire for the present. and that We would
tinue bis remarks At hsfpast seven. The meeting adj
,ourned anti THAI hour.
EVENING MEETING.
Though The regular meeting was declared adjourned
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