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


III, e-st uess,ee 81 nosei 4 so1rd PATRIOTISM sud
rrofturd e,ssfrcsA ZIP srd r. ocrl1 io5oies II ron
glprIry 20 erd Icy vcHd rot expect atm 70 %
ITO .ts history Of ais Nssss. ns'fe,Lthss "a, co
the jscs 10 rsQuse u b. be sfceaSd to iospr6
them, t. bio hem tske rev com He u co?fr,oots hs
ectuse arc ADVICE srd 10 eIhot. hem 10 etsod ~
tae party. He warned them 20 besS.e Of hetots -
tstir ptis-spoh tIs,crs ss hsG sought 70 lure them
| away to the Black Repablicsrs. The Doctoe uree
Weot 90 20 erlogize Ferr srdo Wood a. ssstss vsos
s.speI Gene who, while Mayo, Of TIE City Of Ne "
lort Dad elevated his fhce 20 q poeos ~ respect
ability sno eninetce second Only to THAI Of President
OF he tieo Ssa.es. While depounons tho traitors
AID very plainly minated their desire that Mr. Coo
refy should, 30 use their classic pArsss "corh w."
The Doctor Toyed biz lip. and waved his ssaS: IN
violent cestcuIation, but falling 70 rns,e ldror,R
heard. wss fs;n 10 retire.
SrsPHYS ID. DILLArE next claimed tas privilege II
sayirg few words He contsnded that there v-ss
ro,tirg more ssrious in the history OF the eorry
Than i's st:itu6e ct the present time Eros, the no
inert james Buchanan entered Into power the ire
or chief magistrate Of the country Until the pressed
tine, every act; every step: every mcyemens d hts
people; as il was clearly demonstrated by the crowd
Of thousands upon Thousands who had saoh ri ht
come forward 70 eustsin him: and was surprs,tg
hat sever mep constituting themselves into scrrct
society .hosld have dared to .sy to them shst they
the Democracy of New-York had right 20 convene,
except At tbe call Of that Ohgarchy Of Scouniseis
Slavery. The speaker then closed By asking Che as
sem bsgs whether they approved Of the first Message
of Jsmes Brcha rar, and whether they prepared
to deuource the seven refractory Democrats a. nsit-
ore, TO which they replied in the Affirmative. With
assurance that he would, 20 the utmost Of has
power, denoupce the ators until they drvsn from
their position, he withdrew.
DR.. A. J. CH,DsrY spoke substantially as foilovs:
We have met tonight, fellow Democrats, TO upeotd
the Administration Of Mr.. Buchanan. There srs N
our midst thoee who, while protesting to b Demo
crate have resolved to overthrow the present Adr,ie
s alton and they have tsken the earliest opportunity,
this Kansas question, TO array themselves against
hin. In this emergency II becomes us, IS NATIONAL
Den ocrsts 70 give bin our hearty and undivided
support. Now what is this Ks nsas question A con-
stutonsl Convention, legally constituted. met a
LeccTpon and framed . Constitution. They reso've4
to submit the question Of Slavery or no Ssyery to the
popular vote, in accordance with the TerrtortM
organic act Don't you think that was enough NJ
the people pass upon Now the people CT Kansas %
the isctonsts these who live by agitation, iaec tbs
cry that the Convention did not represent the people
Of Ksnsas-snd whose fault that hut their own
IL they staid avsy from the polls they must take tho
consequences Becsuse Mr.. Buchanan upAclds the
action of the Lecompton Convention, and refuses 10
Try soy longer because he says he will uphold the
law we are called upon BY the Black Republics
press ard by Mr. Douglas IN bis speech in tAs Senate
feeble attempt at Rroans Tor Doueas, to cay that
Mr.. Bucbansn is a very bad man. say james Blu
cbsnan is right and must maintain him. tChsersl
The Black Republicans make . great outcry about
syrapnZlnS ever the people OF haneN Dut et US 50
how ike tyrnt Is they have behaved toward a. In our
municipal affairs The speaker thea grow very foxxy.
He charged that Fernando Wood for his ardent sup
port Of Democratic rights, had been stricken down ~
men az his own paiy-bfcken-dov political hacks
those who bad cor sped ~ drive the Democracy ron
Tsunsny Hall, to meet in the rain and cold, IN mag
EXPOSED place-and that the same tndividuaie were
ccnspiirg 70 split the patty, by derouncng the Ad-
alton and thus opening up the way to an essy
victory for Black Republcsnisu. II these men he'd
any ohe cticn TO urge against Mr.. Wood why did they
NOT DO il VIXEN bis ncmI ation wN about TO tske
place Aztec he had became the DOminee OF NE
party they had right 10 plot his de-
| feat Mayor Wood Ike General jackson, 6ared
take the responsibility; he wss man every inch o.
| throughout the nation. Those who opposed him nov
opposed Mr. buchanan. But while they professed to
be Democrats, and were elected rs sucn VS. s sy.-
Of our liberty. lie loved Democracy lie lovse
James Buchanan and the people loved him. lie dd
not believe, at the bi6drg Of few faet onists tbs
o. opIe would deseit the Il thsir choice. Thsy
would stand by him for ever. The Democracy Of this
city gave him IS 600 majority ard ne called upon that
Democracy TO avow their allegiance by three hearty
cheers.
Mr. JONI II. McCrss made few remarks and
then the meeting adjourned.
At another stand some very email men entertained
very small crowd, tu. nothing new brilliant was
advanced.
That the meeting was failure will be readily SEED.
when we state the fact that there was rot sBglo light
amerg the intelligent and enthusisso spectators. 10.
deed, were it not fer the unexpected falling Of the
platform, ttere would not have been inflicted sirgis
bodily injury Of any kind The fzzls was apparent
even to Captain Marshal Ryndep, who remarked
right on The steps Of TsmBary Hall 70 bis old friend
and cole ague, Tom Dunlap, who stood by his side
Just Is / expected, Tom; why, just look at its
Pstsw Why, tell You, Tom, IL
"But" interrupted Tom "consider the night ara
- ;,to dor the cumEta1ges III NOT
go bad after all
Csptsn lard here he raised Ms arm, and gave that
peculiar at emphatic shake Of his head, consider
ing the circumstances. Ahsm! k-t-weli, II nigM
have been worse. Why, / tell you we could get gps
I tel 70 here the Captain grew violently emphano
sgsin me and John Kelly addressed bigger meeting
in the Fourth Ward the other night. zee, Sir! big
ger meeting than that there, tell you"
But that was fine night modestly interpose0
the ez.lsndlCfd Of the Pewter Mug.
$50 II Ues, and . tine meeting, too" said the
Captain. o,,. ana ..a.
looksr ON with red vhskers I'm tell you what thoy
doue only minute sgo. You knov the meeting was
got up, you know. for ~ eLdor,e Mr.. Bucnanan enn
The Pfetdents Message, you know. Well III Tell
what they done. Twas Cockefair that done IT. !
heard him Says CookefaI, says he, Nov want
all Of you as voted for Fernando Wood 10 hold up your
right har d. That what they donei fsctF
Fac, Cap, and held up my hand justso," SAID
big ana b 1es spShsa y Ssod ast %
Several others joined 10 laughing at someuirs ~h'n
they REGARDED a. very funny,
Ibis nth was LOt caused, certainly, BY the msa
who tore down the big pscard Of the meeting at the
door n Tsmmany, for the lar2b ever before the
poe,er Was torn down, and rolled INTO bulieu whic"
were flung good naturedIy sfew first ara poys,
WI o aid they wouldn't 90 TO the meenng Dsoaus"
-, wasn't On the fouae" They laughed agais, too.
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