New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-05
" FREMONT NALL"
The meeting greeted the name with three chairs

The meeting greeted the name with three chairs.
Cen JosEPH j. CHAMBERS then RENAL ked that there
was nresent gentleman, heretofore a Democrat and
ons ~ that Spartan breed who recently, at Syracuse
came out for Ere mont sn6 Freedom lAppausel. He
referred to MI. Nortrop of Syracuse.
Mr. NoRrHROP came forward, and proceeded 10
ana ak AT some length in defense of Free Soil doctrines
and 10 prove shat Slavery is sectional and Ffeedo
nationa He showed that Mr. Fremont vas truly tue
National candidate. The principal strength OF Mr.
Buchanan is at the South aud Ar. tilmores nomina-
tion WAS ef cted by Southern members of the Know
Nothing Order which shows that the object Of the
South Is the spread Of Slavery. He secuted the idea
that II Fremont elected no one at the South would
he found TO hold office in his administration. On the
q, ,ntrorv he said that there q large number Of
annlicatons asking for Office already from the South
il, the event of Mr. Fremonts election Applause and
laughterl In col cluson, be urged them to work for
the Republican cause
Ml James Of Wisconsin was next introduced amid
ore al applause He spoke of The theory of this Gov
eminent upon the subject of Slavery, rs one which
need be misunderstood by none. That theory was
not TO interfere with the institution of Slavery in the
States where it h and TO prevent ts spread into terri
torv where il does not exist Another question: and
which enters largely into tas contest, Is the
right of Congress to control the affairs OF the
Territories, including the question of Slavery. He
said that, like the preceding speaker, he had
always been Democrat-one Of that class of incen-
diaries called Bun burner. He supported the Free
Soil principle in is4s and he did 80 now. He then
discussed the topic Of labor, showing the greater
prosperity of the free sections OF our country and in
sisted that il was the duty of the Anne rlcan peope-s
duty they owed to Themselves and to their postery
10 restrais Slavery within its legal bounds He cor
mept.d upon those Southern men VINO have joued
the Buchanan psrty-Messrs. ToOmbs and Stephens
of Ga; Pratt Of Maryland; Preston of Kentucky,
end Cingman of North Carolina. Why have
they not been with Mr. Buchanan heretofore! They
have not ioned that party now because they sympa-
thize with the internal policy of that party but it Is
because those the representatives of property
A. fnr1a of tha aOil ludt hay nrt
the Democratic party the that will sustain them
in their property representati n He quoted from
language used by Stephen a. Douglas at Spilagne,d,
in is49 when he spoke Of the sacredness OF ths Mis-
souri, Compromise aud declared that hand rtitoe "a
one which would destroy that instrument. His own
hand his since committed that crime
An attempt is being made to thrust an institu-
tion upon the people of Kansas which IL repugnant to
their feelings and the attempt is made by the power
Of Ie and the sword BY murder rapinr, aud outrage
and il must be ssd, but with shame and regret, that
the power of Government is now enlisted by the
present Administration IN this atrocou- attempt But
the attempt will not succeed Loud APPLAUSE Gen'
james then reviewed the candidates Tor tn. Pr-ri'
dtDcy, in ,earching manner, snc IN his cJtndiehs
Upon the Ell re-, and fitness of Mr.. Fremont aroused
the applsu-e and cheers Of the meeting,
Gen. GBAsBERs then offeret the following resolu-
tiots wi ich were adopted without comment Or dissent
R..olr.d Ths, the Twsnty.Gut Ward ty it, nsrcisl
sne Interest," AID the ndns Of its con,tit
Ey,S Tb,. We should can and Will redeem II rom the
d,bs,Is Influence hsnsnisu the hind and the
sia nsiion OF Fuuioresm on the othsr
HeoIed That whis believe rendering uo0 the Ce
Of slavery the the things that CrsHs
utpd yDdcse by vce and votes the claim OF divine
Freedom 10 the things bsOng her domnioLs
hn Free SOIL Free Speech Free Press and the past and
future o. Fremont.
hss,ed That in James BuchaDau recognize continus
on lin Pierce and also Sosider platform inc sple
White House both by the Consultation aud by the in'
siEcts OF Republicanism. ~ ~.
sardng The issue Of the day recognize pot:' cw
ice only -qused PASSIONATE nufcson CT that plat
forms upsnt. Miia Fillmore
Rf.oeed That who With Fremont aud D.y.
their and that of the po
sk aoIs for prompt tsbuks Of pee. prohsacy
lity brutal aggression exbipitsd by tbs
the Buchanan Conyrss a1f o the passive
snfer.Ice of Mr.. Fimos es u Oct immstiate noI ds-
That tonight ia roll thr )uEh the
OF the TseDty first *soi the ball OF Fra
mont determined make the Banner ard Of
tho city >,
The thanks of the meeting voted to the spe Ak.
ers The motion was made by one who said he had
heretofore been % Democrat, and Chairman of the
Youtg Mems Democrat c Committee of the City aud
County of New York, in Tammeny Hall, but now he
wss in the raLks of Freedom. Applause
The lallyng song was then sung oy Mr. Missing, III
gooC .t.le.
CALI were then made for Mr.. W. X. Strong. That
gentleman came forward and made most forciole aud
effective speech. which Interrupted tfequeutly oy
most earnest applause.
The mee.ipg adjourned at a late hour, having been
one of the nOet spirited and stirring gatherings held
thus far during thu campaign.