New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-25
ROCKY MOUNTAIN FREMONTERS or
KINGS COUNTY.

This Club met last night at the Brooklyn Museum,
| Mr.. j. r Spauding presiding. The room was well
filled and the temper Of the audience of the en-
thusiastic character The officers of the Club pre-
sentod report of their doings during the late
paigD and recommended that the organization be
continued. The report was accepted and Commit
tee appointed to draft a constitution and nom
mate new officers. The constitution was amended so
ss TO name the new body the Rocky Mountain Repub-
ican Club OF Kings County. 1t was unanimously
adopted
Mr. j. NJ. Vas Corr was The q introduced, and made
stirring speech in which be insisted upon the neces
sy for un.ring energy on the part of every lover Of
Freedom and bis country, and the certainly of victory
in the end. His appeal was most warmly received.
The Committee on Permanent Officers reported the
following
JAS sPAUdpING P,e.ideni; wv T. P.s IT'D
MOVES Treasurer; IonS NJ CoMsIoek, GEO r. BO~~As
The report was unanimously adopted.
The Kew. Mr. HATFIELD then made an eloquent
speech in behalf of Free institutions and ccntrasted
the characters Of the composing the two great par
ties in the contest di With the spread of INTEL
ligeIce, be doubted rot that the result would be
changed-it was only question OF time-truth and
justice must eventually triumph: For this most
desirable consummaiioD, he hoped that every Re-
publican would labor increasingly. IL was his
DUTY and his pleasure, as It should be OF every
man, 10 give his testimony against wrong and
OF preston and to labor for their defeat. He
closed with p beautiful tribute TO the Christian
minister of Ne Eng land. Tn bad fought menfuuy
ia the foremost ranks and their example would, with
.he blessing Of God do much TO stimulate the weak
sLd 10 convert Thousands to the good faith He hoped
that Republicans would rot be dsmay ed by defe Il,
bu boldly br I'VE the dangers in II cir path and free
dom and right would ultimately triumph Great
applause.
Mr. JosEFH HoxIE being called fcr male humor.
Gus and telling speech which brought down the house.
The following resolutions were then offered by the
PresideI I, and adopted by accamston:
81 the Euauv
rr Cpe cleaning sill foAs shall 1oAt until accepted and
followed by enemies planted BY ourselves on The Nights
Re,oired Tbat the of sAndsrdbe.re
JOIN FRENoAT under attacks Of uEexampedtqry and bar
taTm, bs shown him " al Ponts worthy Of bis glorious
trust and mmsnGs unqualified confidence aud our u-
preme admiration.
itself worthy is oud mOo-ExoELsioRi and that IL s
pstut position fns renewed that popular ed
ues'ion = mounts the Split Of Liberty
Rssolred, That the late election frauds IN our cities demon
cibly than the necessity ORA stTlnfen aud
effective Registry Law that duty of securing the invo-
liability of the ballot box Is Imperative upon ouE hepaoeAa
Resor,d Ths the order Of the dsyhi Day aeI the battle
brooehout tie hePuehsAn party irou the Atlantic TO TIE
Pacific, be AVIATION, DISCIPLINE VIGILANCE
BesoiteS That The Rocky Mountain Republican Club Of
Kings unity hrows IFS duty .nd viii continue to do Il
II Twas stated that the Cub intended 20 open Ceu-
trial Republican Reading ROOM shortly, where friends
of the cause could gather at any time Also 10 engage
Republican lecturers and 10 hOlt meetings for tie a.
ysnceueat of the principles of the psr'y.
The following was then offered and adopted with
tunultuous enthusiasm:
Rssclred That WHEREAS the Government mas TsF 70 pro
vide ior By the United states "a .t
il FOX the tef VI Greece and Ift and tAt M
request Of til. eeiirs III cur LsisAisre iu sIasH 1s
Abe 20 furnish the destitute rfensh Of
Kansas with food and clothing the amount Of t~' and
5.tst A take II there.
The meeting then adjourned.