New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-02

Ttf-e ~bo ~,r. Unable 10 Obtain sdni.e<noe-si ~
e. u. Ue ...seZ--.e s~se.::~A y Csp<. Scese.1e' .
II on Ma psrf'e'ed BY the el-rtioo ~ EsAsep A
n ho''s'' lnsiecrt With tweIty 81 Vtce Pres1esf
aLc uirc 80 reisile--sn German cArs>s
"TS',, 10 re sn n,asis n 70 the Omoev Of ~
ttoes'Ato rtcb "a, so epttd, and th~ oesr~p caas
niNAia a. i''k ier place., tbe rr,sdeet u. lie.
ttsL'' q 'lehnAtu t,.uIn.d hs iAAshs 70 - o.s4-
ue 'f 80 ''f N,y ,on,usd upon him 10 . br,sl
sftat 80 hDslesm
M H. Cine ~ ken Introduced lodge J. B. sHus q
M ~ - 10 - M nse audi. nee eho rroslvef hin
vnh thr,e fueug th,efs.
That Judge >tAhs 'pscch va Abe. effective ~
fing The eh,u rpon cheer 49, vhisb his reras a.
wefe gfetitc rns pfloi trough y - o0e who 90
n.ss The can tt and uii uss.i, uAnhe n OF toe o1
tor. tie ,Acilsd "a cory inier,sted spPe4zah' o.
The people, coud fsa 10 perceive nAi y va b.
speaking to hesrt which ans ~ cred back .gGls o
Nay sbch io that noble lurp,.c. being vz
10 hdl,p, thst thought va beng svsk eDed sad
seed impulses directed TO bones, us,'.
The n, etipg orgar zed cut Of coo, aby ssl
.OQueruy sdGn-std by Cspt >hreid-r u Tho
Stats /oirsrS. by Mr.. Col, and BY Mr. 1nR ~
New ork. BsvaIian r fusee, who esoaPed from tAs
oug,ors Of the oppr u his country abosi year
sgo. Heir ,p, eches constantly interrupted b
cl''i srd e' ntly proeuced deep mprssaoe upse
THEN sudhors.
The srovd pissent vas vsrious!y estimated u hsa
hur 10 FIVE tlt ufard persots and almost exclusively
competed Of natives of Germany. II vas, hrougAos,
cttl rrasc, and betrayed that deteru inAioa 70 hak
lie sesh usiy sho uhtuingp TOT FREE Labor and fVe
Speech in The lno Of theu adoption, whicA The bsA
gIsrsi tee OF gosious victory in Novenber nexA
After Judge allo concluded hs address thrve cAssD
were given bm with hearty good viii.
Cssp.r Buts, esQ, was introduced TO the neetisG.
and poke aLd mo~ eloquest vcrds for prsc-
dom tvsryuhtre. He wa frequsstiy istsrvp<Sa -
ou,buIsts Of applause.
H,ruaIn Krissmap was called upoo and CAM 81.
:, said that he would NOT make speech In.
tu Wol'sd that The people sbould JON is The tesuA-
reL p',,-ior, ard esmons,rate that the Gesnsn 70
publcaIi of Chcsgo were power in the laod, VAkcA
wssrc.Ponded 10 With the grestea eothusiasm.
d. sLcioDce then formed themselves into peocas-
a.'n fsrktl On side by hundreds OF torcAsA 81
mai "a thru ugh The pincips streets Of the CITY, pss
"e'd by he Great ~tern Band. The rsar u -
prNfr-ou was bioueht up BY the Turner Assocaksoo.
ll"isht ~ss Qu'e daik ar d cool snd the toccAss -
they elarced 10 ih. street ard iDumed tho darkueua
peseut,d msgn h,. a. tight
As the Bfoc' ~ion cane m front of tia Free -Sod
printing ofbces halted and tlree uuae@ tAre. h.srtv
Zufrng D'mocrat and IribSas. A. ia Sias,s
Zofsrg ofice Mr.. HeTte made spirited Abd Apps -
PiiAt- spescb The ibute one Of Which sny pa,
r j. urna IN ght well be proud For TIE Tisss ata
est grosns. They also waited Mays Hotel vhees
Judge Stallo staying. aid that gentleman made then
. sbost adcress.
The IN. mbers of the Turner Associates sad otAss
we've then introduced to him. Afsr this The peooes-
zion procetd TO the fremont House, vhers L wss
addressed by John c. Vaughan. erq, Of TAe Trs1sM.
who wss called out, in an Appropriate snd stirrAl
speech which was greatly spplsudsd. The procsssioe
to their hom.s During the entire evening and thSoaxA-
out fhe ~hoe proce ssion the most perfect order wNs
ItstiVcd.
The G,rmans proved ttemseves worthy chAn,pacss
II Fl, .dom. All tal to them and 10 the furuer wto
20 nobly did their duty Never be fore tAs Ger.
mans Of Chicago thoroughly reused, ard evvry>
thing eIyes The b.gbtest pronss thss they ~ casG
,heu votes almost c" maase on ths sds OF FEee3eA