New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-29

deep ip,ere-t ftei IN lie cori't IN inns or Con-
gr, -siouh Di-trct. For two yes-F past have not
app sr.d i'll public muki-g any Speeches whatever,
r The pary TO which b. ,rg las seen cou,lrned TO
the tomb. cf the CapC'ets. I.nHghters l ar-
pear, tl~r, rot a. is represent sage, bs With
ti- crest out-ite party that .~'ongs even
where ari here-lceer- I'D lsught sTl-the parry
n:sie up of the Ben-on-, tue Eyart- tsr Iord~ the
Bu.teeds tire Nckcou--thc .-nt.enen who ksv.
lfuken lros. from the chain basis at the part and
the ,han gs,g- too, and have risen Go sske me1,
CREATED IN fr mage of their Maj -. Lnuf cheers.
No lonaer the tools Of Tanuauy Hall my other
lnn 10 longer .te creatures of primary meetings
or any otl-r meeting 10 longrr mc7 Who
employ others n midnight lVurs { do their
tliikiIr and their nominations bu. men " W do
their own hinksrT aui their oSn n"u riatious-,l0se
nen ru-s ~ again; party machinery CHh party 'c,a
ton and in spite ol most powerful n>, and tire ne-
df> orvauizaco -sd ~ go more ira siulcCt votes
nv spoiteueons "on hination they made Mayor Of
The city uf NrH-loFk. loni cheers. This plan
has clurn ior b.cause. ol its nemna Ous, being
made nowhere, by soboiy. and responsible 10 no
,uc TO no Hall, bus I" the great body o' ne people
who are here, there, everywhere assembled 10 make
rniniusticn sali belonged 10 no party. | have
i.red the Jnrty and AN ready To be - stand
ard-hearer il none otI.r appears, aud thtt Is the
great Smash.up party ai all dthers. i.ond laughter
rnd Chccr-l Sir have been criled iu organizations
until | am weary %. T. have taken N the yoke.
and bowed down. anA crcPt along uuier party ma
chinery until ! Did not know whether was segro
slave or white man. Who established Iaumany
create and dictate candidates for the people to voc
for Never viii there - freedom of speech, freedom
If thought or freedom - ortiVn uutl these party
gdnzGtions are broken m or broken down. ttheeT-l
In the early urganizat.cn of our Government they
were never known. Wellington was The spOutaECogs
candidate of al the people, Applause. Adams 0nd
jefferson were not creatures % party nominations, hnt
the spontaneous offerings o. their own parties without
machinery or without uri,aDizalioD. Cheers. JACK
son was a great and Independent braak-tOwn-ant
smash up candidate, elected 10 spite Of party. Lod
.. 70 nah
great men out Of very snail men and TO make
yery small men into great men laneh.
ter and cheersl; and "a Bong Gs this state cf
things continues teler: and industry, and intel
tlri adds Ia The value Of te citizen in private life
will be nothing, 81 will be permitted to be nothing, be-
fore the great body Of the people on election day
primary organizations this great machinery
If psrty-aud break it down. Loud applause
N,ihing can be worse-eyerytliug may bo
of society-aye, worse than that, the women
Of the town now actually make party nominations.
ICncs Of shame.l And these things are known to
politicians. They know that women of the town
often cone to them and effer their bules and
their influence t0 back primary nomination, (
money Will only be advanced to them. The efieci
of this il To give Teaih and muscle ard
fraud the coTtr.l of nominations and of elections and
unless this = broken down from beginning 10 end,
there il an end to republican government These
primary nominations-this party machnery--arc all
T~Nr.uflOnnfY. Inc Chff Uhib'Ir cl our 'oNtlHtu'H
never contemplated, o. dreamed, or knew of thcm.
party nomination is declared to be equivalent to an
election, though low hiacklcgs and bulllcs in some
dark hour of the nigh. lay hod of the machinery end
il, and grind ont sn"thing even leehebue; yes
man. created in the image of tod, will not bow dewn
to it. he is called rebel. No honorable man oan
obtain Il nomination of these primary machines
without results which in effect, degrade AID damage
him before the pcope. And tIu,t iu God thai tho
time i rapidly coming when, if man Is nominated
by convention, ~. By q machine, it will be
good reason for p-itng him down and puttSg up
som ebody whom machine has rot ground out.
lCheers.l 1 hope to see the next President
Of the United States made in this way. 1 hope
10 GO with He3son and Forney, and lust.ed
and McKcOn. aud Rll the other gentlemen who belong
Ia other organizations, ard, by sp"ntaucovs combus-
ton dominate the Of the people-and thcna who
is nominated by the people viii be elected se jackson
was nominated aud elected and Ue,sison was
noinir sted and elected and Taylor w@a in point of
fact nominated and elected. Though hey went
through the focae prescribed by the machinery each
and all Of them were stronger than The machinery.
lCheers.l u Horace F. Ciirk wers tins day the
President of a primary machine. Instead of
secing this able and powerful array of citizens,
there would have been contemrli'c meeting
whereas shs-c here Indications that lie viii as
certainly he elected rs that to-morows sun will rise
aud spread it, rays over the horizon. Cheers. The
people awake. No Executive dictation or power
no ap a.hema from the White House; no splurge from
the Cus,gn.Iousc or Post-Ofiicc, can put down the
nerhants the capitalists and the hard.tisted labor
.rs-.he fuuuerymen, the shp-bnllder5 OF the With
Congressional District. lCheera.i We are stronger
than " Wasnington-mightler than the White Hon.
Po,rcr las no teror5 tor Us Whnt We h"'1 ? uGnc
hefole in this city, let AZ do again. hsstu5
PIT candidate before Tie leoPle, IN sp,n,
nf rounation let elect h;m in spite oi n@li%mImu m m
re precedent is great glorons one n.y.nje
followed IN all paLta 1l III ''"tls Thn nr'c@.
dert as cetablisheI in this metropolis last
Fall, when in spite Of nomination we erect
ed Mayor. Let - go on and c9Mpsto the
victory. iCheers. Clark has done well. No man
,,.l tftp cafd [ ~
be under the baln Of the White House. | know the
blandishnents and teyors OF powerover Congrcssren
The gentleman who spoke before me Cot. +. can bear
witness that during the four years was in Congress
Ecycr gave bu. Two strict party votes, IN spite ot all
the organization oi party and one Of them was against
liu and against the Speaker Of the Hose and
in a matters felt ii my inty never to re2fesent
party. bn always 10 represent my pcoplc-a difficult
ard irving undertaking. But Mr. Clark has dome this,
and IN this mott thoroughly sympa,hize with him.
glory hat he has been in common fepre 'enteton
chctIsl and has resisted President and stood up
agenst the myrnidons of power. Though wen
aware Of his independence OF lclaraoter le extremely
doubtful whether he would resist the blandishmells ol
power, lu. ho has done il. Cheers Aud because
b. has done it well, biz own party organization has
rejected him. You who are Democrats have tsken
him from the organization; you who are kepno-
hcGrs and Americans, and We who are moth
ag Ike the dad peiy to which / ecioIsl,
certain. prolonged cheers.i Then Jet rs show not
only the Executive Of this country but let Us show tue
nsiors Of Europe that we are Independent men, thai
we are not the mere slaves Of power or the tools oi
putty. The great Struggle Is whether sci goYeTnWeh'
cun he maintained in spite Of party orgarizatloh'
We must thcn, tesr of the mansees at psfty-D'
reb.ls ani al, ard 90 o. to glorious victory
-.CLeers.
ions NJ KEoS then took the stand, anl wa- re-
c,iyed with loud cheers. IIs sad that i any man
We born 70 be engaged in smashing the machine oi
priy, alluded to BY the previous speaker, u was lie,