New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-24

srstks hiii AID the Cowprc-e, measures Of 1850
DE ter uucerts ts Direct Mr. Dcasl.s Va le =.
ses I'D bear sir ID iUgiss esy lt.i De tad rot
v'r to the Repuh ics,s be wcrd ak him il tas
Sepn ~icsDs h.s tot gone n h o. II. sIcessd 70
NJ DOUG ses 81 nLcs, thai the peools ~ hAi
srigh 20 have tie Coos ito ou su omitted toe n
be irs'snoed the Constitutions Of y.Ycrk u %
that ii 52i which, be ssid we're never Submitted t.
e people for tfeu tcceptspce, and yet drssnef
OF ssyrg Il they not Coast trtiou, OF tae pa
pie. j. hn then wett into eul 2, OF toe S)utb. lie
ssked who bad sood by Democratic principles 10 the
election Vt Is6, ths Nsiti or the sDuh, scd
~so bad rolled back the de Of X nov -Nothnsisn
G,d Dot The S nth taken the lead Had ny;bs s ati
been the oct answering opp ,oe1t OF bsuksl U4tl
the end % bIs prosy escor.s John cootnusi hii en-
Icey OF the souib, in5msting tbs, it VS. they who
hso eIiecded our teiItsry, ard 500 were COW srvas
10 extend il still farther 10 the acquisition OF Cabs
&C., al Of hi1b 10 violation Of the snc ut Van Bl.
policy. which john hsd ioigo ten seemed to please
him smsZirgly.
RICHARD BrsTEED vas the next speaker He sP-
p. sTt % the stand ard was received With feeble
dsuotstation ofsppsu.e. he took glsss Of water,
totk formidable manuscript cut Of his breeches
pocket, suneptitiouslJ unfoded il in the dark, sai
cited the first sfteen lines With power Of ezra Fan
many defamation, IN which be N ade Herculean
.rt with stentoIian lurgs aud sp.s node gestures,
20 ACHE We classic grandeur, Ia which hs failed lie
made some general susisns TO Mr. Zach anans course,
era tt bis ltatesD susLip in few seGtencts ted to
rae cheer ard CO NJ 10 and taking HI. manuscript,
subs dea into his seat.
Gen. WALBRIDGE then paid 9 compliment 10 tn.
previous speaker, which the audience had not dons,
by speak ibg of their oiatofc Al efforts which
the facts did Lot Justify But when Adniaist, alton
uss attacked military srdor aroused, and hs
bed come forward to re'pood, So be would have done
at The meeting last week. had he been 10 tbs city.
With solemn tone he acknowledged that in 1870,
s00.0 vote were c8pvasset az sns James 1chsnau,
but actpg upcn the policy OF Buchan4us To-
augurs, The people Of this State gave
usiority Of 1900 in favor Of the Denocrscv.
He regarded this as an expression Of conffeoe Ia Mr.
Bucbsnsn 10 which though he didn't say II. Ser stor
Douglas did not share tie acknowledge that he
had given his vote for the Kansas Nebraska BID 10
Congress- aud thou ID HIS vsu see head vas met vita
denunciaion and his volusbls ssrv'ces mt down a!
Fought he had believ ed that that bu would
be appreciated. and the election Ut $500 showed that
il was General W slbhdge was tired Of Bleeding X su-
ses though be would insist upon talking upon that
fsvorie topic fer several minutes. lis shei
q ,yupsthttic tear for Senator Douglas aud
Governor Walker, and announced thss he
sboud regret II any distinguished De noe ST
should place bimasfin position where he should so tar
becon beterodox TO reed himself out OF the party
he hipted in a very strong way that hr Buchanan II
Douglas and others should continue TO be dec'nt men
n longer would have to be trotted out in lsoo Tor
another four years.
After speeches BY Conrad Swackhammer aud w IN.
Bro~ne the meeting. which had become redaced 10
abou, 800 per,on adjourned.