New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-18


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hat ve Tee .a-e 40 r1stt., IN tue DsiOes.c "a.
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Or us.t s1j ihst especially TAI. mou.t tsers ,hecs
tiProvs CT lie risSsh' psoa. AL inT.n'
NJ p''sc psiien Of az democrats
1hs resolutions were ia.:fefsr.iy adopted, aud
NJ. JONI T. HoFTMss introduced. He ss;d
Fer the privilege Of stsrjirg here ST this 10
c,erert tin. ycu are iodebted TO tie sctou Of the
Tsmmsny Society, who have undertaken to exclude
he Democracy fIom the Hall of Tammany, whers
they have been accustomed 10 meet on all occasions
before. They hsye ssscued 20 ssy that the De-
rocracy Of this city shs co! meet IN this city 20
sorse IRE principles and policy O. James Buohsnan
riess By sieir eorsea and at their ca and for VIA.
they have oc,e hope you viii psy them one CT hese
days in your own vey. / thsak God that, although
he voice OF free speech may be Ren up II the cabin
vsul. Of heaven The blue vault Of heaven
was . usss 81 drz1fg rsir., This meet
re hiss been coded, felov-citiZen., BY many OF
the most respectable Democs.s Of this city 20 indcrse
tie policy of james Buchanan, as decsred 10 his first
atnus message 10 the United Ststes. To that point
propose 10 speak and in referring 10 thst policy 20
that message whether be II the sble review Of the
rsreisl condition of the country whether 1t be upon
the sahjsc. Of foreign wtethS upon the subject Of
our domestic relations, ard chiefly whether be upon
the subject vi ksrsss, whob has engrosse6 the sten
ton Of the country foT so long, FOX ore have to
Gift Lire for lire, precept for precept syllable for
syllable, letter for letter respond 10 wb my whole
heart. lAppsufe. Why is it Eat this vast Assem-
important election. The grand contest OF year ago,
wtiih whether the question Of Slavery should De
suta ti 10 the people OF Kansas, has been decided
We ell know what struggle there was then and bow
every one c Us tIsmbed for the result fearing that If
Il yere adverse It would be the ruin of the country.
And we know row that there seems to be some power
at work some organization ct hand which does have,
# not directly yet indirectly the al n and intent OF r
fciirg deadly blow upos the Administration which
we then placed in power. II is proper therefore, a.
though we not the of any election, that the
Democracy, without wsidrg for the permission OF the
Sacbems should spontaneously sssembleshere in the
Eutire City Of the Empire State and declare unani
mously that they support the policy of the Admins
tration Do YOU my fellow citizens give II your sup
port Yea DO you ntor,e the Administration
ave do. Do you indorse the message |" Yes.
Ard DO you believe that by submitting this
question Of Slavery to the peopls of Kansas
James Buchsran has settled question which has
already occupied too much OF the attention ct the
people Now when in pursuance OF the Constta,ionsi
the PEOPLE il would be trrg with the will OF the
Demo ciacy TO insist that the Constitution should be
returned end that tho whole matter should be set
sHoat again, to discord verse than ever, and
perhaps to eventua.e in civil war II the policy Of
James Buchanan be followed out and Ksnss, shall
in, with without Slavery, as she shall choose
then the sgtaton will be enced and we SHAH see the
wisdom Of the President In adopting this course.
Where row ale TIE fiierds Of these who opp Dsed
james buchanan They are the men, the presses
and the parties who denounced US year ago, who
advised the people Of Kansas not to favor the lorna
ton Of Convention but to keep the strife alive so
that might furnish food and drink to their successors
in the rext Presidential election. L"Louder.' Eel
low citizens you say speak louder; but in this amos
IhsIe there is much that l cannot sayto you; My
Voice il failing and craving your Indulgence must
row Weld this stand to some one with stronger lungs
can TO none with stronger will to advance the cause
Of true Democracy. Applause, aud loud calls for
Wood.
Mr.. ScHs1L-Wbers are the letters thsths been
received
A GEx11FNAN-They amt here.
NUMEROUS CENTLEMAs IL THE Crowd" Wud
Wud.i Wud -"
MI, n w. Mcmahon WA introduced. lie said
have left 70 me- said the Lord TO the Tishbite 900 in
Israel who have cot bowed the knee . Basl That
BE WE have ~ III. sna coans %
York who have scorped to bow the knee to treason.
f. And am one Of em."l We have these left, who,
potwithssr ding the titse Of fashion, Notwithstanding
the seduction OF sarsspIls and paint manufacturers
notwithstanding every fort which could be brought
to bear upon them were true upon the first Of
this month, from the ri.ig to the setting OF the
sup, to their old principles OF their old faith,
std when morning and the sal intelligence was
brought TO Us that me Democratic party was stricken
down there was something to make us glad that vile
stain which was placed upon the brow OF Cain wss
shame, our psce was not totteIing but we walked
EJECT and we knew that our hands had not been soed
with bribes. We knew that we had TO contend not
only against Black Republcanism and Know Nothing
sm but hat there was not pous Aooltiohst, there
was lot a straight American there was not person
wko believes In the bestality OF Fanny WRIGHT there
was not an atheist who dsbelieyes in the existence Of
God there was not believer IN bran and cabbage
Diet there was not one who believes that brandy ana
LAGER beer are cures TO humanity, there WAS not
g man who had been making operations 10 stocks,
who was not against Notwithstanding O0o Spe al
Policemen were there 10 vote twice, and keep US
G.m TIE polls Al, 900 Democratic votes were
cJ nd to be Registered in favor Of the Democratic can
oida.e and the champion OF our municipal rights. This
was rome tbirg to be proud of-sometbng to elevate
U.s. But there men in our rank, and who deserted
uf-men whom We had elevated from the most mi.era-
be position in life, and with few exceptions, they
worked against us they cast then selves into the eu.
braces OF Black Republicans, and secretly and
operly they worked all day long to bring the
wooden horse Of treason INTO the eta9e o. SsIot
Democracy. The defeat Of the Republican party 10
tie State showed them that there was 70 chance 10Y
success unless in creating division IN the Democratic
party. So they weDtto Gil the creatures VINO votea
for WHIT has been called the Anii-Slavery Consultation
Of 1916 (" Give us Buchanan; that amt about Bu,
cbsraI u This victory wss brought about by / W.
Demo cratic votes which these oieias carried WIN
them. These 100 votes csst Ia cur favor w9qla
the men who refused US Tsmmsny Hall tongh'
this Hell cnce the sanctum OF Democracy Dut
when its edlcs come from descendant Of Bsnaoss
will you submit 10 il, ellow-citizensi NO, no.
in rot the democracy Iise ard defy the traitors
Iii! biI"l Tyou submit to them you are les. than
neu If you wsnt Black Republican legislation, l
boIe ecu shall have It til il putr. ice the Dody cor
pora:e and grows rottep and stnks in the rostns OF
humanity. II Aa
The Regular now came along with band,
which drown ed Mr.. McMshoD's voice.
IHoMts DCNS EyGLisH next eddfessed tne fnee.'
irr Afer blef allufion to the late defeat OF their
fayo,i,e cspo date for Mayor, and their dissppont'
inert Re would let the matter sleep, although there
were goue men wto would Ike To take an extra
h.ap "A ftuar from am