New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07


an permitted to deposi, my vote IN the bal
lo,-ooS APplause.l ask the Democrat, IS that
islt On, fes, everything Is fan m postios
laughter Then II it is perfectly fair L that Is fair
1T i fair for u 10 protect our naiive-bo brethren
ayan.. the exercise OF any snch prefer-u, as "A
yrr t. tNe most ignorant and worthless Serf "a, can
l. thrown ON our shores hope you viii stick - this
"a, of The platfom. 1t u see step taken by
b n.or'e s pop lar sovereignty, IN managing n, "
sfYr. gus prote citing Ameriean-born citizens
~ I'll a. a. a the aleu. L. the City OF Washing
ton. wi ere the pOhhc works are gong on, not two
uer cert Of those ployef are na,iNe-ooru citizens
Thus the rhole patroeage Of me pemorta'ic party IS
given 10 Increase ard perpe!uate that party. and
9rc,.tl ,o rolitica agrSniizeurHt. W. the City II
Washington A Young mas aTriyinz az Inc age oi II
eh,r year o. the election, conn nor 'o's ~ us
ueA election, While the foreigner neFurased on mo
Cay ~ The election ro matter when DC came mo thc
district IS permitted ~ deposit sis vote. The Demo
cratic psry are aware ct all hS-. Mr.. Humphrey
MaisuaA made most nooe spS@ch on
Maryland. showing clearly ard runclnsye'y the
injustice ui the operation of sissh a law, yet
every Democrat uotcd against an amendment that
was proposed. I" Certainly. Yes seriainly-but
Il them Do i want them 10 act then aud not sent
our thunder. The time WIZ come, ami trrs; is not
far distant hope in lS'H. when viii show that
party tat that popular sovereignty and American
,lrt IN this Stat, tl>ts superior IN moments ~ danger
q the petty deuHgogueism that controls the move
ments Of that partv. lChcers. we are Il favor
lot securing the rights of Legal Voters by IN ETH.
"ceut Registry Law; aud Who are IN favor Of legal
" safeguard. against the deportation by Foreign Gov
" "erumeuis Of their couvcts and paupers TO our
shores requested 10 meet ~ the Cooper lnsii-
d" tute on Monday September q. lsSS Ht 7. m
They have met aud passed resolutions showing
that thsir amor Is backed on, and that they are
going io unite against ore common adversary 10 defeat
HIM We have had allnslon made to the great euter-
prise Of the agc--l may say OF the world The
Atlantic Telegraph Gable Is not yet exhausted as
tcpic NJ conversation and wondermert II lays deeply
L. a. . fku "A
n.r., yerapce energy and skill of those having II IN
charge la, been buried deep beneath the noantsin
wave. Bv n union between the Repuhhcans ana
Americans ami hv perseverance and energy ana
fidelity We shall be able to bury the Demrralc
party beneath the surface as hays that cable. rfe-
mendons cheering.
After loud calls Of Grcely," Brooks. Hoxie,'
Nj. Hoxie came forward and WAS received with great
cheering H. said il no part Of the programme
tia, he should speak. lie, however would say one
thing want to ak OF you for three such cheers as
Americans and Republicans only can give tor that
glorious son of Pennsylvania. Three cheers were
given Cries of a song.l | would would ask what
you arr going to do What remains TO be done. II
these two parties unite there won't h" any "t ,he
Democratic party left, but the office holders ana
ofiice-seekerS. Great chocring) The American
party call thcmsel,s the Democratic party, but have
viootcd all Democratic prnciprs. Ihe 'cno'tauo
party in teese State go by the CINCINNATI platform,
but the party in Kansas went by TIE Cmcinnau Di-
rectory. daughter There is but one thing
man. He was one OF the blaCkest OF ali Republicans
Cheers and laughter. can in this contest take by
the hand any American and agree by the grea, p',h-
ciple laid down there, and we shall nave pfeseh'" 'o
our suflragcs ticket adopted by the honest men On
all parties We shall have the satisfaction oi redeem
ing our city and state.
Mr. Hoxic closed amid great applause and the meet-
inc adjourned.