New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-18

said list they must DO enforced and The North be sub
dued lNeverl. When the Army Appropriation bill
cane up. the House sdded .proviso that ths
army should not b. used 10 enforce the isws Of Kamas
lo-t that becsuse were outnpmbered. Ths Rspub-
ncans the House throughout the Session have been
70 minority Of four, but whatever have gained
,hs, nagS 20 snsar devotion lcheerI and every effort
we were ready to take the rsspos&ibiity-
,Ss.. 'e The army persh-r.iher than that
ment. shond h lnnumsn and devilsh enact
brethren in Kansas Loud cheers| But ~ 80 ont.
numbered and our opponents were v;In~ % -. -.
amy perish rather than those laws should NJ ~ Ss
upon them. They triumphed. and then ps.";Sc..
Pierce gave banquet to hs Cabinet and b. ss~,Ss.
because they had given him tl3 QUO, 900 IN Cory,.
and COO men TO force those laws down the tksos:
e fs, the psHp1, h. Of k;ns.' hy The b.yOSst
pew Governor of Kansas to use me army but hse EN-
powered him to can upon the militia Of Keotuckv snd
illinois to aid him. This Presdcnt tainted the psepje
Of Kansas, and told the K.ns.s Csmmtsss that sSsx
have been no trouble Lord North, too, might have
said that if the people Of the United Colonies had cared
Ices for their institutions they might have lived peace
But thank God our fathers did care something for the
institutions of Liberty cheen] and thank God thar
the people Of Kansas for the institutions Of
Kansas Loud cheers. The issue bsfcre the country
ncx is not whether We viii sustain Frank Perce's Ad
minstration, for he was thrown away by those who
used him as a worthless thing, but whether We shsu
perpetuste his dynasty, with John w Forncy a. viz.
iuaf President, using James Buchanan a. the Cncin.
natl Platform. Mr. Buchanan has always been .
weak and tmid man, and be is now surrounded BY tho
worst class Of politicians who have ever existed 10 this
country and he is used by the Fomeys the Sandeves,
the Sonts the Sckeses 10 serve their purposes. Tho
people have selected man fresh from themselves-a1
interrupted, pure-mirded man-John G. Fremont;
and thank God he is such q politician tCheessl.
He has performed services for the coun.
try that are honorable to the country. His name
His i. spoken Of this day in the highest inteIec
tual circles OF Europe. where the name Of james Be-
chenan was never heard. Webster, Clay, Allen, DIX
and Calhoun have gratefully acknowledged his worth.
book alsw Ofths country that emapated from his branf
ls there any document Of his that any American osn
point to with conscientious prdei Tho Ostend Circu-
sunk the American character in the estimation Of for
eign powers, and every honest man should repudats
Il (Cheer]. John {. Fremont Is not only the candi
date Of Liberty n this country but the candidate Of
the conservative feeling Of the country; and I'll mea
who love our institutions are bearing him On
to victory. Then they say he 10 . savehoider--
he, man who said that he had never owned dol
should herself 60 into the Kitchen and work rather then
he own q slave Loud cheesl. Here let me cay that
Mrs. Fremont did 20 into the Kitchen and work In Cs
ifornia and used oil her influence socially to secure
freedom for California prolonged cheers for Jeasiel
Then we are told that he 10 Catholic llsagh-
terl-s man born Protest ant, reared Protest
ant, and who has always been Protestant,
and whose wife and family are Protostsnt.
never meet James and Erastus Brooks without desr-
ing look upon their forebeads to If the word e
il written there. But tonight would rather BE- Bully
Brooks, the budgeon bearer Of Slavery, than 10 b
Booby Brooks or Dog Noble Brooks. One performed
an act of awlees vioencethe Othors have for months
published what they know to be deliberate lies.
lG,oans for Brooks there is any man whs should ,
be despised it IL a liar, and shail ever ICED
that the men who are circulating that false
hood are unfit for the associates Of gentlemen IN
public or private life Cbeer Then We 30 told thaA
COL Fremont s swindler and at ne instance OF sen
aior BieIer investigation was made into the matter
In the list of for several years Of men who held
moneys Of the Government, the name OF J. Z. Fro
mont does not occur. His claim which had existed for
y SS HBs ss he oSd Ss @
eminent, why did they pot deduct the amount
from what they owed himi He owes TIE
Government not one dollar, and they know II. Tho
the people carried him into the Presidential chair ON o
wave OF public favor (Cheen]. The same Is true In,
the Gaze Of Gen. Taylor. Maine has vindicated Fro
mont from all these charges; and believe that evcy
accusers. Now, as to Mr.. Fillmore: l sdvse
my Republican friends to make no war upon
MIR. Fillmore, but only to give him and his
friends severe letting alone MI: ra a, s;s
electoral vote, and represents no principle In this cam
vsss. Those of his present supporters who loye Lib
ery Will come over % FREMONT ana tnOo0 VINO 40 mo-
win either vote for Buchanan directly or fr bin ndi
rectly by throwing away their s, votes uRo. inS.
2OCG0 in all New.Englsnd fCheeul. The men
who figured recently II the H..sschuses Ssr.igS
the people those persons who blscks3 their
boots on the morning of the Convention. 4 =
not because they not of talent and ability;
but because they have allowed the mssses Of the people
to go past them In human progress lCheerl II.
Choate has thrown himself into tho arms Of the DE.
mocracy; and in doing sneered at the Declaration
Of Independence, as tribute to the Democracy Hs
ideal of the Democratic party. But Calhoun u now
it's political god, and he called the Declaration Of 10:
dependence twenty yesn ago Q rhetorical GOuri.a."
Petit Of Indans two years ago, said Of the Decaea
ton of Independence that II was sslfsvidsnt lei
and the Democracy did not rebuke him. But we VII
make il the rule Of faith of this Republic. We win
never be false to IT, but win dethrone that psry which
now sneers at it Loud cheesl.
An eloquent speech was then made by the Hon. B.
G. Noble Of Wisconsin, after which the mestas ID
journed with nine cheers for Fremont.