New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-27
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY OCTOBER g. 1853

tie Ter tcr7es Again be asked his American friends
who favored Registry law, 10 remember that last
Winter every Republican Senator voted for such a
NV, ana every Democrat voted agaiLs, II; He closed
or rex, Tuesds Mr.. Diyen closei amid the most
hearty cnetrs
MY UryPgnrY was uext introduced aud welcomed
by three heary cheers. He said he was not here to
urge any psrscral c.i.ns, yet e might say ;ha, the
coming r.ress;oaal election q the most in-
pol,aut ever led The three iepar nents Of Govern
uent a the present time are the avowed supporters Of
Slavery Exienson. The remedy for this evil /. To be
fUDn IN HoGse OF Representatives. IL favor Ot free
dom. He said II was a source Of qualification 10 him
10 know that they were fighting this battle under the
fag. uniteo opposition viii save the country.
We need House Of Representatives, who viii -plrn
the dlctaiion OF an Administration that submits ITS
rec 10 the boot of the despoabe tyranny OF the Slave
Power. Mr.. HI mphrey closed amid great applause.
Mr. WHARTos, editor Of TIE Erearng STAR Wa
then Introduced He said that his speeches generally
from bis fI2ers, instead Of his tongue. He sif
tie parallel lad been clearly craen between Slavery
sId Freedom Net one q t1e Democrats running for
,f!ice in tie State If Ne~-York dare ss-um- the
position teker by Mr. Buchanan-thGt Kansas shall
con il Slave STATE, OF else wait TIL she Las
Sufficient population for Representation ia Congress.
W. have seen the gallant Keystone State roll up
majority oi 30,h0D aganst her ayOrte son; We have
Indiana, who gave James Buchanan Il large
"a VI
and Mnuesota from tie Falls of Mnnehaha, sends
her voice favor cf Freedom. Sha not the State OF
New-Ymk send forth her reply to these gallant States,
by msjoiity which she gadle'. the hearts Of these
freenep. Mr. Wharton paid tribute to the Republ-
can candidates claiming that they free and inde
Iendent men, ard closed by urging Americans TO vote
for Freedom iu the couirg election.
II rttpouse 20 loud caI-, Mr.. STRoSG came forward
end gave faithful description Of the doughface Demo-
craft If the North who had bended the knee to the
S,vt Power. lie paid eloquent tribute to those
noble men, such a. Jro T. Haskin and Horace f. Clark
-wlo had dared to be independent and oppose
President WHO would cram Kansas downtbeir throats
He urged the people 10 send more Ct these nsl inde-
pendent men 10 Congress 20 resist the usurpdnols ot
a savery.ex'endirg President.
Mr. Strong was interrupted at almost every sentence
with hearty applause and closed amid tie most ceafen-
ing cbeers 1he meeting adjourned with the greatest
enthmiasr.
THIRD CosGRJssIosAL DIsTEIcr DEMOCRATIC
RArIFIcATIos MEETiSGs.-Two meetings of the har-
nouious Democracy leo called because they do not
herrnonize Of the IIIl Congressional District, were
held last oseuiug One called to rs'ify the nomi-
nation Of tie bon Daniel Sickles, ard the other TO
rstif, the nomination Of Gen. Hiram Waibridse.
Both were ANNOUNCED to be led on tie of West
Broadway aud Franklin street. The programme, how.
place of meeting Of the Wabridge party to tue corner
II Beech street ard West Broadway. Platforms were
erected at both localities and music, banners and
trabsarencies abounded among the unterritied. The
Wabrdge meeting was the most Dumcrous Here
Judge Schemaborn presided. He made an opening
speech and after the adoption Of resolutions, Fernando
Wood took the stand. He discussed the personal
merits of the two candidates; ard in considering Mr.
Sickes he accuse him Of selling out the Democratic
patty when in the State Senate IN order to retain his
seat ind of various other acts of alleged perhdy to
the party lie was followed by Gen Walbrdge.
AT the Sitkes meeting, Recorder Iillou presided
Speeches were made by Tom Field, Public Admins
traitor; Capt Rynders and Mr.. Sckles.
EIGHTEENTH WARD RATHIcATIoS MEETIsd.-A
ma.s meeting was held last evening under the auspices
Of the Eighteenth Ward Republican Association near
the Worm Monument, at the junction OF Broadway
aud Fifth avenue to ratify the Republican State and
County ticket Il. +. Manierre was Chairman, aud
spec ohes were made by Messls. David Dudley Field
T.. Deafe,d Smith, +. A. Conekling, and James
Fairman.
EIGnIH DIsTRicT.-A mass meeting "f tho D"-
nocracy Of the With Congressional District was held
last evening, at Hbbard & McC,y's Mansion House,
corner of Fourth avenue aud Thty-second street. for
the purpose of ratfying the nomination of Anson Her.
rick for Congress Iaaac Townsend presided. James
L. Benedict read series Of resolutions unquallfedly
supporting the Administration. Anson Ilerrick, &.
Edwards Lester Senator Spinoa, Col IIcox of Catta-
rtugus County, ii. B. Perkins and others delivered
snf sches