New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-29
BUCHANAN RATTFICATfO NEE TING AT
PATERSON, M
cor,uopa,nee Of Ten y. Tribune.

corr, opience Of Tie n. y. Tribune
PATyKsos, Friday July %, 1856.
Aspl.pd demonstT alton of the Buch an,ers a. held
q, DAD Fellow Hall in this tovn. last evening. Toe
ra,ty leaders hid been laying pipes for tremendous
netting for seversl weeks. Early in the morning A
FLAG was hung ou', Union dorm and cont, iued till
R.uubl'can. Noticing the mistake, went and had the
thing uut fright ide up with care In the evening.
sres re,e XII died, caDnons blszed glass broke and
Ere crackers exploded in abundance. Meeting or
osnized at o'clock, Sila- d. Candeld, ESQ, in toe
cbai, long string of resolutions was read. con-
dmnro In substance Missouri Border Ruff ,ui-ru'
and "Emigrhnt aid kufianism" alike.
Af,er :, sding the resolution somebody moved that
inesmuch as the He'll was unable to accommod ate
6o,b the Ngger-Woisbppen a0d Democrats, the
me.tI should adjourn T. the street. IN front OF the
buildi, p which was carried. Abram 5. dewitt, esq
Us then intruduced Hs address, about a. hour Ia
krptb. was characterized oy the a'-enee o. either
AL argument leo far as related to the Republican
patty or coerse vulgarity For the latter TRAIT the
writer returns his sp-cia thanks with the wish chat
o,br sneakers might initiate him in tlis respect. He
spoke ia favor Of seligove' nment which is JUST the
thing Repubicabs want, and Buchanan Denocrs's
are orpo-ed TO- He appealed 70 the industry Of
PAT. rsop but forg It to mehon that this industry is
deeply irtererted in having kansas ana Neoriska a
Free States, Otherw our mechanics viii be required
IN build Ice omotves other machinery for either
He ssid that SsveYsbad existed for several centuries
in England ana abolished only by degrees, VIII ch
wa u-t placing the United States on level with the
Middle Ages Reference was nI.ce to New jersey
bipo an Abolition State. If So che should certainly
not hermit ,he institution to be planted else shere
ae, 20 great al effort to txpe 1t from her owo limits
MIR. hewitt cObcud, with the noble sentiment-I |
would not enslsve man, nor woul. l own a slave
a. for the Stste of NewJer-ey," which was vehemeny
applauded.,, x. 49,,
ducsd and made speech a. ndeceLt IN character as
Mr. Hewitt's was gentlem-ply. not a syiabie, h0p-
Irer ,os utte,f1 against the kRoE- NothWgsl All
his sbot - evee at Fremont and the eectionssts.
He characterized Mr.. Gre eley as one who ate sup
..porn when he could get roast beef, and as crazy
lnnh,ic" Monsieur Shepard seemed to think that We
Patcrsop folks had forgotten how he talked in 1s4s;
b,w he then spoutsd Free-Solism. He stated that
Fremont hsd eaten horse iesb-that he had been i'm
preoped 10 England, snd released by MIR. Buchanan,
noroettipg 20 state on what account he was i'm
n,sone61' The Kansss outrages were said to be
batch of faseboOds. Fremont had done nothag for
the country. IA Vioce-" He gave us Free Caifor.
nia'1. kapsss was already free. IA thunder
ing 80, was the reply from the crowd).
Several humorous Incidents occurred duing the
ueetnp. Suepao read an extract ffOm Fred Doug
las CONNIE DtiDg severely on the Republican party.
A Buchapeer. not knowing the distinction between
"Fred" and "Stevr theieupon proposed three cheers
for Douplsis which were gwen with VIII by "the
ppte,r,fed!" An age Of progress this, when Demo
cratic m. etipg cheers Fred Douglass the Abolonist
and cOUrt d man at that
AT tbe mt ton of FfemOnts name, some ore bawled
out, "Tbree groans for Fremont but not knowing
how TO lead of in the grosDing business the felo Y
chtertd and the audie joined in good eanest May
the Freu ont grvans ever turn out just so!
At one time there probably sOt persons present,
boys included have heard nobody estimate it higher.
~ IN, se ba,dly less than two fhs consisted Of FIRE.
M Mt men, good and true. The cheering ct the close
for Fremont an0 Dayton nearly as loud as for Ba-
cl auan and Breckenridge.
The finale Of the affair was this: No. Eogine
Cor panv came down TO The meeting in BODY After
Jttu,Ipg TO their headquarters, they bad good time
generally. About o Jock next morning the city WAS
siaitied by an slarn of fire Ia fe~ mnuFes it WAS
four that the enginehoa'e Nds an flames, Dh'ch @ere
,etn 10 brtak ont IN the Companys Sttng.r room The
building was reduced to ruus, also another close
by, belonging to al individual VINO. am sorry to
lean mot slIcrd the los. Th, gtaud rat ic r)n,
the H. hss cost the City Of Paterson close up to- 80 600
iirejv @too dear for the whistle am inclit ed
think. w.