New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-07
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present dA ListrttOn II bd me corrof OF the I'm
csnDati ConveA ton; and poS controls the President
elect II hns thus far carried batter, with hsh
hand, and in'en6rt carry them with hgh hand here
efter. VIII the Northern Supporters Of Mr Buchanan
20 with the South, AID submit 10 ;hi dictation' II
they de- every Free Sta.e tina; gives him its vote
will become as Republican a. NeE.fork long before
tie NEXT four yesrs are II they do bsi 20
with the - uth-abd - go with II 70 To submit 10 IL
dict4tion-ue Administration will be shpFrecked
even before il has pased into the open sea-
NJ. buchanan will b. soon called upon 10 apply the
doctrines Of The O-tend Dispatch. Nicaragua u a.
ready revoluiionized and made a slave Republic The
other States Of Central America must take the same
fate. From the consolidated Central American power
there will issue forth against Cuba, and the other
Islands Of The Gulf Of Mexico expeditions OF Illus
;ors, bent on conquests slavery and .pOs VIII the
Northern repre~ehatiT YES ID Congress submit u this
and if they DO -upi Osable that their Northern con-
sttueIcics viii sustain them Ii they sustain them
everything will 90 on according to the Southern scheme
until the country il plunged into war. Il they
DO not, there Will ensue struggle between
the Southern and Northern wing OF Mr.. BGchen-
aus party in which the Northern wing viii be
driven 70 eek protection from the Republicans.
An attempt TO revive the slave trade Will an c)nf
dent be made by the South, and, i made WI be sub
mitted 10 by tie Administrator. ln1eed, DO not see
bow il can be avoided, upon the principles 90 which
the Kansas act has been defended Then We shal see
the same strategy WI ID we have seen on thi occa-
sion The Iiaht proclaimed of each c'mmrnty t. de
e-uine for Itself what rhall bold a property where
csr,ied nd THIS a. necessary deduction from the
implied truth. Of the Democratic cred On which
ever sioe ltok see nothing but agitation aud con-
motion Tor the next four yta's-unIl the Admlnstra
ton Of 500 shall restore peace 10 the country and unty
to il. counses Until-ihen the Republican patty must
lhboi and wait knowing that great future before
tit mUst stand firm sprea oIng Is truths multiplying
it, disciples watching over the great interests OF the
country: resisting every mischev0us scheme, and pro-
posing every measure of good which can reasonably
hoTe b. accomplish. This IS q Republican party in
deed well N nsue, and II Il the only true delno
cratic party Of the country II teaches what II be-
Heves il PROCESSES what It is wiling to d.. We are
proud OF II proud Of It for ia numbers and lie in e
lence. proud 1t for the great principles which It
i fOunC Cd proud OF II for what Las already done;
end proud of it for its promise Of great hereafter
The struggle Of last Tuesday but TIE beginning of
contest which will end ouly with the triumph Of truth
:. For Freedom. battle once begun
Bequesthed from bleeding sire 20 .0n.
Though bai'ed Oft, u won
At the conclusion of Mr. Fields speech when the
applause had subsided, Mr.. w. H. Fry called for.
Mr. Fry, in respOnse to the call stated that he had
lived ever since he a citizen of New-forh in the
Fifteenth Ward. and that was glory enough Loud
cheers Although hc had lived there, ans looked with
strong interest on the active patriotism OF the Club
here assembled he had never before been at Of
their mceiings having been unrierrlfptedly engaged
in speaking in places where his services were required
He was therefore glad to zee his friends of tue Fii
for though Fremont and Day ton defeated the prn-
cIle Of b.rty had essentially trumpbcd lCheerIngl.
who had defeated their candidates Chiefly. solely,
in fact Mllard Fillmore; he had polluted the stream
Of Iiberty-es a single cOckroach would spoil the
largest pot OF coffee Great lau ghlGl. Millsrl Fill
more had said - know no North no south no East
no West" That wasn't all. The compliment was
rcturncd-no Nonh. no South no East 10 West knew
Nj ilard Fillmore Long continued laughter. But be-
SIDE Filmores putting plank across the track of
Freedom how we've the Buchanan States Of the Jrth
carried BY truth No-by lying. beside Liberty
stfed in the fifteen Slave States-dlscussiOn 10
Free Territory beog there criminal aud Ou'lawcd-Mr
Fry said that be- ny the Free States found
the names of " Buchanan and Breckenridge pla
carded with Free Kansas, and found HIM
self too cons anrly the trail OF buchanan ora
dates on grounds prcci'cly Opposite h. those which
had gained him the votes of fourteen Southern States
Bucl anan raid MI Fry has been lied into Office st
the North 4" That's it-th4t true. -sIe. chocr.ug
and al the South discus has been ~ dead as under
the mott profound despotrm lCirrat cheering. la a
word Buchanan more fepresent- the Po"' eel oPin
ION m .he people the United Ste- than he does their
moral virtues. When he sold hms' If to the South in
1896 he began by voting for rObbng The mails to ind
Abolition documents, tho1gh such Sen,tors a. Clay
Crttendeu Benton and others from slave States voted
against SuCh an infamous mea ure. He began thus IN
1885, by advocating robbery, sud i'll 1870 be resolves
himself into a platform which indOrSes the foulc't
murders ever committed by Christian natlou in time
Of peace. Robbery first, murder last Prolonged
was not a question to be- settled or finished by one
Presidential election Ii was question of cNiza-
ton sgsinst barbarlrm-a question OF the very ex-
istenc If this nation for the continuance of Slavery
would blast the earth aud render IT de.er and all
history proved 1.-THE history of the South well as
that Of antiquity. Mr.. +. attacked the there' Of
Everett and Calhoun on Slavery aud said i was our
duty TO protect the South against hcrst-the language
used bv John Randolph to the petitioners for Slavery
in the Western Territories in lsi%3 They must. said
Mr.. Randolph, in wods worthy of m4n OF &c
MUS. be pTott cted against then selves. And the
North Which had a majority Of members beside a
circumference OF wealth art science and genius. must
DO so III 1861
The meeting broke up amid immense cheering and
then formed line, with their banner a, the head and
marched TO the dwelling OF Colonel Fremont in Ninth
street. Tho Colonel was rot at home but Mr.. Blair
his guest spoke few words OF cheer TO the vast as
semblage After singing the Marsellaise ID mass dis
per.ed full of firm resolves to hold 10 their organza
ton and be ready for victory four years hence.