New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-24
FOREIGN TRADE OF BOSTON.
BosToY, Saturday, Nov. %, 1856.
REPUBLICAN, RALLY At FLUSHING.

A large and enthusiastic meeting of the Republicans
Of Flushing was held on Wednesday evening, 18th
inst for the double purpose, as the call reads OF re-
"orgenizing for another campaign and of ratfying
"he glorious proceedings Of the peOpeOf the State of
"New York at the ballOt-box on the 4th November
In the absence of Gen. Macdonald, President of the
Association, Andrew Scott esq, was called to the
chair.
The Hon. John A. King, the Governor elect, who
was present by particular invitation TO receive the
CALCULATIONS of his friends political and personamade
a brief aud tasteful reply in acknowledgment of the
hearty welcome with which he received upon en-
tering the room.
Excclen. speeches were made by Chauncey Shat
fer eao and Mr.. Underwood, the exile of Virginia
Our iuio mart says that Mr.. SIS exposition of the past
history and present position of the American party
was full aud explicit and cannot fail of producing
beneficial influence upon the adherents of'that party
who wee present
Kansns was not forgotten, as, before the meeting aa'
iournod an appeal made on behalf of her suffer-
ing martyrs, and committee appointed TO sohoN ana
forward subscriptions for their aid
The following resolutions, unanimously adopted,
show the spirit which animat0 ~ once stagnant, but
now ice awake Town of
hce in socGIdance with ,s9 d i@s g. sscF@d dap az
we beis, il to be- Of reorga1ng campaign against
Rored That upon calm retrospect of the late momentous
contest the fact that the s1tr
1t. grow has been unparalleled in ihe annals OF o. ort
sentative three powerful parties John Fremont received
thu one aisd Ct the agsesae PopaiS 'o.e e S
the principles Freedom embodied In the platform oil ne
PhIlsd a Convention, have become so iIny implanted ~
the hear the people insure success 10 the next cam
tSsu ,, "Tuh is mighty and will prevail" though de-
he
not distra ned about the ultimate triumph Of our principles,
er of party in many sections OF the
60 the ocrcGn OF the same principles with
in regard 10 Non Extension OF Slavery chung WIN
oIgana n embodS ing principles OF comparative %
TO the great referred TO- "hie We " I ~" fs CON
seouenc,s their decision in this instance may e N
N before the shall arrive Tor anoher Nsona
eontes o. he basis Liberty Slavery for the Ieoes o
I'm, ,..,on, Commonwealth Ia, renewed
c,ns r,, our affections the Empire State by the ma
joty ~ SPseed to me C f Fssom Nav she continue to
nn,an her petition as the North Star in the Constellation OF
80 ~ Thai We rearm our faith iu the integrity aud caPa
city Of Charles Fremont a. our standard o,ae anu
Pfsd in the campaign OF 1860 But conscious OF ine
change which time aud isy to the will Of
msouy ard, above all declaring our ,b emmett
ofwho yer the great Republican party whelher hIousP
convention Of delegates OF Otherwise may un' "p'"
That next to he contribution o. our se
swelling the TIDE Of
heloy,C e Republicans of flusinf ire an hohe'
prde l.: wing done whole duty toward te lion Soun A.
King nall bis election as Governor OF the hhPne S'se ~
h. lo victory. TIE son OF pam lthc anu q
ns,rio ELF and friend Of Free principles IN every se
"a life rejoice not only II the Tact at the Uuo
ernatoii air the State of Newly Is TO BE- ee p
but ia tre viii be hono1ed by Long sAhus a'"'
R,o',{ fnaH,; That hereby TO continue our or
sApza,o, ndr the title The Flushing Republican Aso
iaiion Ae purpose simply and plainly oppressed OF pre-
yenting Do c,eD honorable no; conflicting Win u
Consiit 81 cOuutry the spread OF human Doni
Territory In pitt OF fraternity, we l1
se the Operation of the friends Of universal Liberty ess
less of ties under tie firm conviction that uponi dePsns
on, prosperity country bat the more peedy
trump perpetuty Of Republcsnsu the world over
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NorlR CARoLINA.-The General Assembly OF
North Carolina commenced its biennial session at
Raleip On Monday last, the 18th inst. 4 full attend
srse II members present, and an Organization OF
the ", Houses was completed the same day, by the
olo,,;,, f Col w w. Avery Of Burke County
Sneak, Of the Senate, and Jesse g. Shepherd, esq,
Of Cuabcrl.nd Speaker Of the House Of Commons
The II n. John Hi was chosen Principal Clerk o
the :, ,e and Quentin Busbee esq, Reading CLERK
both , q, .nously. Edward Cant and Geors'
Hover were elected Pincipal and Reading Clerks
the Hoe. Both branches of the LeS'l iure BEN;
large Democrat. these gentlemen are all member
of til, PATTY. The Message of Gov. bragg was I
have en- sett in on Trtsiay.