New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY. OCTOBER so 1855

srd the Uprising Of the treemcs of tho North 10 her
tIfn.e. He ssia whenever the Republican party OBJ
te'ned the power they would psss laws agsinst the
further extension Of Slavery, msan~hiIe they woah
tlt Vt aiheir 0ight to overthrow the present cor
.rupt Administrator and place the Government 10 the
hand- ~ those who would co1dncf it honestly snd
With due regard for Me nghi- Il all sections ii the
Urion. This they ~ouh do in partial unges-
erous spirit Tey openly iuvrl men fl sl parties 10
join with ther in restoring the oSernmert 10 iis prs
tire purity. He was glad To learu tha, Arnercsns,
Democrats ard Republicans had nni'-i upon worthy
a standard bearer as Phiip Hamilton. Cheers.
BE believed that II they only did their du,y faith.
fully they would achieve such victory herr as mas
lust been wen in Pennsyysn,a. Iodi,n, Ohio and
Iowa. Great applause lie tnew the Fifth District
was herd ore io cs'ry, sErinst Navy Ward Pos'-Of
flee and Cuscn-House patronage, bn' 4 they worked
nenful'y, and polled every vote Of their own party,
taking csre to exclude all Illegal votes. the OF
Tu' sday next would .et on a battlc-fcs bravsly
fought aro houorably won. Great applsuss.l
D,mas S,Ioug then presented resolutions eensuring
the Administration, iuaorsrg Frec ksr-as tue Re-
publican State Ticket Pritp Hamilton. and the
Union County Ticket. and sppaudrg the uu-elf-h
couTsc OF Charles NJ. Briggs all Of which were
in ousy and must heartily adopted. Philip familt1n
being introduced received 10 the mo-, enthusiastic
msnneI-tle applause lasting several minutes. He
said be was II fni.cy delighted to have opport ,y
to state his views upon the a.abscrbing question
tie isy We are now he sai. upon the eve oi an eec
tic a. in poan. AZ any that has prece led siae the
Repubic founded. I, involved the right, but no
the ability, oftte people tn govern themselves. we
SOW tie FecersI Governments enieayorrg 10 deprive
tie people of the precious right of s,lfgovernment
The question ther, whether the people 1t the
United States we're 50 De tstitute OF dignity,
so lc-t to all serse Of shame; rs to Uphold
by frcc ard fraud to rob them ot their
bir,hriaht lCrits of No. po." and cheers. At
Syracuse the Democratic Convention resolved that
d kanses question dead. The falsi'y of this
ser,ior daily demons,rsod in every possible way.
Perns, lvaua Ohio. Indiana. Iowa, drn''N ant the
indigr alton the, hnrned on every freeman's brow
gave il the lie lApplause.l The speaker impeached
The PIe-'deIt fer biz karsaS polry-his violation ot
solemn pledges in hi- inaugural ard instructions 10
GOV. Walker-his unhlushing attempts 10 cocrce
members at Congress to back him in his dishonesty,
ard his viT dc'ive resolve to crush ou' every man
of his party who did not vote 10 uphold him in
ti- d-t0ne-tv were amply Illustrated and condemned.
Mr. Herri'tnn tleu showed mp the fraudulent features
cf tho infamous I.ecomt ton Constitution and the En-
g'ish bill md the artfu' conriSances hy which il was
sought 20 enslaye free people. These were the most
Infamous measures that were ever a'temptei to h.
forced upon ~ unwilling people. " wss for the peo
pie to say whether they would applaud or condemn
their Unworthy servants whether they would reward
or punish II he reaa the Indignant fares of his nu-
dience aright the plain. The freemen of
Neu-Yrk stood shoulder "a shoulder with their breth
rrn in Pennsylvania aud the Great West. trremcn-
dous applause
~
Il, field OF Pennsy ylvania appeared upon the stand
and was most hoporably rec iyei lie gave gra-
plic account of how the overwhelming victory of
he people in his State had been achieved. II was
trinu ph of righteousness ard hsrd work. Applause.
Penn, ,lyania and the other States which had
heartily spoken for Freedom. looked to New-York to
roll The victory onward till the whole North were ar
rayed in solid phalanx for Freedom. He had been
working io New.Jersey, and was ,lad to say that the
stout ynemen of that State would be equally true to
right lie closed by urging the men Of Willan-bnrgh
to 90 to work fearing for the result oi their Ia
bors. Applause
Gen. Duryee, On old and well-kuorn resident of
Brooklyn spoke few maply words for Philip Hamil-
ton After passing allusion to the eminent services
of Alexander Hamilton in the founding Of this Repub
lc he said he was proud to his son Phip selected
IA the standard bearer of Popular Sovereignty.
Seventy. five yesrs ago next November Alexander
Han hon at the head Of the American army, marched
hither aud tore doan the accuysed English flag which
had 50 npg fanred ia folds 10 the faces Of people
struggling be free. Yes he came hither, drove out
II r. glsh, ard took possession OF this goody land
Now, unto you Republicans, Democrats. Americans,
iu this ming November say, under the leadership
dovn tie flag of tls accursed English bill, std trail it
10 the dust
As the orator uttered these few stirring wor's the
whole a+emhsge ross to their feet az one man, and
cheered pe al on peal till the welkin rang.
Messrs. Thomas ii. Rodman, WIN. IL. Gale, and
other eminent speek made capital speeches. and the
enthusiasm al its hight when our reporter left.