The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-25
REPUBLICAN MASS MEETING IN UNION SQUARE.


Anopen air nass meeting Of the republican party was
held last evening in Union square, under the direction
the Fremont and Dayton Central Club Of this city and
Inc Fifteenth Ward Rocky MOI ntain Club.
One OF the ands erected for the late Fillmore demon
straon, in the same locality brought into for
the occasion. There music the platform large
torch light kept blazing at the base OF the equestrian sta
tue OF Washington, ana two eecri, lights stationed at
either side In 'front.' but not sufficiently elevated TO give
light to the reporters, who had consequently TO figure
away almost in the dark There The usual display
OF flags and banners.
A good deal Of diversion was caused throughout, the
evening by crowd of Hllmoreites who collected oppo-
site the republican meeting and endeavored to drown the
speakers voice by shouts and cheers.
After the singing Of the rayiDg song by the Glee Club,
the meeting called 10 order by the nomination as
President, OF Charles A. DANA oil the Fifteenth ward.
Mr. DANA in taking the chair returned thanks for the
compliment paid him.
number Of persors we're appointed vice presidents
and secretaries Of the meeting.
Mr. AssoS BrRINeAME, Of Massachusetts,, was then In
troduced, and received with deafenins applause He
said -
(aPpause)-hberty 70 think ioerty to WRITE liberty to
pria liberty 70 speak, liberty to act-A voice. 'berty
70 dght liberty TO I've lAppause This is Am ,rican
nrst written In the organic law Of the whole people,
Others fought for before fathers did, but they were
forced out Of by yrantshed out Of by historians
dom, determined 70 secure il. They FIRST declared
their rights. They then ordained and established
serving 10 themselves and TO their posterity
the blessings OF Liberty Now, il We their posery, do
fathers it not The fault Of the theory Of govern
ment; it not The Ent or the constitution, for every
right which can belong: to mani there written down
and secured But much in the habit OF enjoy.
ing rights tia. imagine they will dow TO US from
The and OF God Tor ever We think shall never
them, while the trptn is good government requires
eternal vigilance While have slept at our
have taken possessieu OF the government while tne
north has been acheyin tessraphs and Erie
Collins steamships band OF tyrants have taken pos
session OF the OF the country the pur
pose OF extending and strengthening slavery. Oar f.
theirs, when they achieved their Independence thought
that slavery would eSist In the constiiu
ton they gave u such scornfcl rec,gn lion as1wouid
mol les their children III should die out,) imagine
that such thing slavery existed in the land
But the accident OF cotton gave power and now by
their cunning, less tasn leo 600 have been able 10
dominate over the country They have taken ths oces
and have dictated tie policy Of the goverpm sut Bat
still 60 pernicons g the system, that while ii has
enriched them Las made the land whore they dwelt
poor indeed. Slavery makes people physically and
weax slavery ike an assassin has been
trying TO stab reedcm to death. The North through
It's mea It's moaey, is manhood aad its rnesnness IN
great qualur ltAGgnterl II has furnished slave
drivers and no verse slave drivers than Yankees
be found. II Las furnished clergy men, who have ds
sraced their pulpit. But II has also furnished
men than these aas furnished its doughfaces-nen
y no desecrate the so.l or winch they born The
North furnishes the brains carry the presest
for wten'e cane Dir. Asrcy-a man with
nee ioh aide % hm, although now support
rg the south e from your own Umpire
'sae asssachrseits herself FARMS 1cd that Satan OF
ndustry, caleb Cushing, sho does great deal OF the
shes Cat0 C1slL from Massycnrsetts. also furnishes
nat smpon aserty, Charles Sumner. Cheers AMI
4aSs 3 r.. sr0s ns1E you fellow c,,zsns for re
MEMORIES. The has been taat his noble mind was
loort 10 90 out IN darkness from toe blow bludseon
That fear . net entirely pAassi away. saw him few
iays ago the sarmii Ct the Allegheny mountains
stood sih him II The old woods ana in the gray
aips sui the nob.est thing saw there was that chan
steps Lingering Gln-ss; detected those things which
make enc doubt Q. hs recovery. II that manly form
state, Charles SINNER vii not die. HIS great
bee spirit will wax TIE land f)r ever and ever.
There are persons wao pretend to say that Caaries
Sumaer for party purposes, Is fcgnng sickness
he never bad, or, 70 Use tie more vulgar words, R
paying Possum. tel yoa these men lie, and they
know Y, And brand mat tremendous cIithe directly
on their SrazeD erows and doxn lhor vllify Ing
III oAts Good. BE-; 70 come back. was speaking VI
spite o. them a. the South getting poorer and poorer
md tae North richer and richer. slasery makes q peo
pie pccunlaily weak. Tie master vii not work; the
niu tor thai me siaveho GERS potr half
.Rryed rats. There can Re no diverry Of employ mea
where slavery ex.sts-ihai diversity OF employment ne
essay 10 nsAe people happyto make q people f-es
ne ytaDtsrs compelled 70 anticipate their crops Il
almost nIosssle !or irc % make buckle ana strap
meet IRON one emf Of he ear 70 TIE other tughtar.)
Slavery makes peoTlc Intellectually weak Nex Cog
and, with peprlaon Of two Millions has only SIX thou
and within her borders who csno read or write. waile
strs na. with ret ttan hall that population mas
IS eco VINO mot read and write. More books pub
shed n ny distrci than there 10 the whole south
ogetler Where Ter liziOrianzt their poets S.A-
very never had poet AID rever vii. II makes PEG
pie physically weak. Mr. 2. vent on % prove hos i'm
po,s >, the south = IN pcn q material physical power,
anl coasn 1ed The people Of this have
bern ioy Al 10 tho csCti tina, Tie vii Of the majority
expressed, sha be the aw ull II Is
repealed. Ara i "a no; for Mr. Toombs-lt
Cor Mr., Buchanan his unfortunately AZ whea tbs
Urea; uncn sha Ole. u ssaA 1--we Thousand years
sner he e forgotten n h.s snoblc grave Il eanno, be
srsoeatcd from tie hearts Of the people Applause
Mr. referred 70 ssArs 10 Kansas, and asked, did not
nchren GO cut there under the pecse Of The
that they 10 be lef perfs J free 10 mould the
Institutions Of Ksnsasi Are lhoy, while sleeping In their
old CAVES perlsety tree 70 mould the institutions of
lznss' The oniy remedy yor have L. ~ your ows man
oo1 speaking IN 8 voice q tnunscr at the polls.
Al tbs stage q the dnsx the indviduss ~b0
ssi assembled disturb the meeting interrupted tho
paktr ~ loud and prorscted cheers for something
,sinsry probably Mr. Fillmore When he found hear
ng he sad - did suppose ttai the FREQ sol 81 the
gresi Sise Of Ncw YORK TIE voice Of freedom might be
lerd, bit lud hat the Miserable band OF Who
ri ing mske diversion here favor Of slavery
ire Uyng 10 tie The vUss q fr-e speech New York
ONE and strike me down. 1t them take my hfe, AZ
hey tocg The lie = Chas Serner in the senate (Ex
.ed hcigduais tie throng shall NO tlru them on,
Justt a" rusA was male " dislodge The lntru
iers. ana after time they wero dislolgei) Mr..
roninrec They arc the miserable tail Of that slavery
'crpeut They Gre the creatures who 20 about H,k.
rr fhe ,hoc strings Of the master. They are the
iule 6oes barking AZ the squirrel hole In the fence
81 them alone. They arc proud 10 be called
The spssser thro stoui The remainder OF bis spsech
rss from me o time. hterr 1rted by the shouts nom
q ~ ,s IsIese. sas s1aosn,sd, ans, some time
received with cheers. He spoke CT tue
hscaer o. northern representatives, 70 Congress They
scve e.thsr men genius AMI ability, hon The south
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