New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-10
Prfstdent-JOHN DEAN.

following officers:
Pre-ident-JOHN DEAN
vie' f'. adeS
KILL s1 FsS XVI E,.Hcy. o sssss
f :.:sl r T. Thomas. XVIII Shss'sss fs'
xv. Ps3i:i M;1j s. XVIII Ss:: < KIT T1'
XIX. g.S. c c9hS.,,
Seere,arie.-O NJ. Beach, samuel Godvin, and Walter r
Ko,1.
The meeting was called to order by Mr. Franklin
Whiting, who expressed himself delighted with the
oppo,tuI ity of witnessing the inauguration Of the gc
nous campaign ft Freedom in this city.
SPEECH OF THE CHAIRMAN
Mr. JoaS DEAN Cd taking the Char said, We are
in the midst of great cOnestthe most extraor ;inary
in tie history of the country. The old party lines OF
pact y. ars have been lost sight Of in the presence OF
the paramount question Of Freedom Or Sayery IN the
dso,ds thia Foil, does any who hears me profess
T ieroTsnce of i'll We find it in Congress,
we fLd it in the pupns, and we ind 1t at our
f,esdts; it is every wheie-it is the great national
oue ton that overshadOws ell other considerations.
Ne have two parties to fight this Fall-obe party
styling itself American which, in opposition to voters
81, foreign birth Alone differs from the Buchanan party.
In substIv. nee to the slave power they are essentially
alike John Van Buren,, the ncoL sistent BON OF
NOE inconsistent father appsuse has recently az
eeted that the Republican party was bent ON osaoion,
and the ID. moe ATTIC party alone could save 1t. Now,
know there not single mau in all of these freemen
before me, who would wish to dissOlve the Uoion
IGrest Applause Our principles are pure, and fash
,opeo up,n the models of the fathers. We are the
grest palty Of the American peope-the voice
If the great ADglo.SaxOn tear lGreat Cheers.
have always been q Dtmocrat-I was Bncktad In
Buck TIN esand the Republican party ID the great
upri il of the true Democracy, determined to wipe
ont the impurities which have Of late years covered
up it, great principles. (Applause) The great ques
ton upon which the people Of all parties have uoitet
ssvilg rs the Cincinnati platform. The pseudo Dem
ocratic platform while is Oeensibly opposed to
toDalir, avowedy approves OF the Internal section
sliem Of that arch sectionaist, Franklin Pierce.
James Buchanan, the nominee Of that party, is
no longer the man. but the embodiment Of that detest
abe policy which for the last three years has con.
vuleed country almost to the verge OF civil war;
james Buchanan If pledged to make Kansas Slave
State. aid to extend Slavery all over Territories
which were cOnsecrated to Frtedom. Now, the
Republican party is the spontaneous movement Of the
Am, rican people to rescue Kansas from Slavery ana
20 pla,t Freedom and Free institutions all over the
grtat West. To do this we have only to place in the
Presidents chair the Peoples Candidate Col. John
Charles Fremont Loud and long applausel.
Rtd That the party of The Administration 90 far
from berg any the conservatcr Of Democratic rights
hes gained dsspo'm and at war With tn, doc
e s @ 1 sns and win 'n'
neOired. That the principles OF that party as ILLUSTRATED y
dom Of debate halls Of Congress by the measures Of the
present Administration and the platform Of the Cincinnati Con
for the rsery t our fee institutions sed stamp with inf,my
snd eSteieon ITS AGENCIES ihst are perp'atns uea'h
hesored That Jet have Coz enee In the seton ., .e
peo- this country through the bsotbon to reform tns OK
Re.reS That 10. king this end hail with enthusiasm
The OF John & Fremont Office Of President Of
the United States equally admiriDa hs mora wGtn sd paul
nou and that we have the highest confidence
Oh seciea That we heartily respond the platform Of tho
Phi adethis Republican Convenon ard TO It's nomination Of
william DsytoL TO the Office Of wee President Of Toe United
secure his election
SPEECH OF MR.. SHERWOOD.
NJ, IuMAS SHERWOOD of New YorkiCity was then
introduced. He said we have been in the habit of
irGurpg the past six months what 1t that has 80
universally exct- d the public mind in American II
hss been answered, that our Liberties are IN danger.
Bnt Wien Game here this evening and saw 80 vhst
an assemblaee of feemen began to think that 1t Is
OILY N. Communication OF Franklin Pierce that is in
csnger Great cheernel. The various convictions OF
the erent parties have resolved that the Union must
aid ball bt preserved The convention who nominated
Jp C. Fremont hes resolved, not only thst the Union
ell be preserved hut tha, II shall stand forever on
tlst kass upop which the immortal Washngton found
I'd it. ln the papers this morning read report OF =
ceiar e,irg in the PAX last light where they said
ID. UIion wss il danger if the Republican party sue
ce, de- Iiopca lsught.rl little more than eighty
yesrs seo body Of men met and declared that all men
are erdowed with certain inaensble rights, smo'g
which IRE life liberty and the pursuit Of happiness.
They also declared hat when Governments became
destiucve Of the pupores for which they we're ceseo
the people had the right TO abolish them IL y DC
night Tor the people 10 aooisn ocsei"o - a
OF Government, bow much bitter to destroy q
peIbiciaus sId destructive Administration lChcei'I.
Have the true objects Of the GOvernment--ss set
iorlh in the Coustitution-been carried out cy tne
Pierce Administration If 60, all right II nc., taen
it il duty toplace in power any
vi carIy them into IF, ct. The Pl-rce ~
hes trsmped under s iron heel the nights 81 the peo-
PIE srd pIostituttd the powers Gel. Dy me
:, opl, to ersleve the fire. men and Tee sou OF the
Coincidence The speaker welt on 10 contrast the
t,ifoo;I coTeT,p,rs a the Constitution who -four
tlsd ssces the presert Administration, with the
b. osd her sve vi. entertained of ts powers
y he great men who franco H. Ss the
e.t,bjsn or sbolsh Slavery within It's limit; but the
on, ,iop of Say, Freedom 10 the Territories rests
r.l,ly WITH Congress. We may dssgree upon the
sb.,fsct ouestit e ahether Slavery IA right or wrong
Lut ttph, il 8 ,bou;spd Of the young meG Of VII