New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-04
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ke.ved That .h .sa. .h.nefai p4r,.s ..,ion q he
d., the wkoleso,o provision. OF the Ressy .eto siss
,he voice Oth- people az the Po''o srn shelter oi con-
homo La our Convention Syracuse IN p-e-en,
ing or our .aars. .-lecot csndd-ie has
Wi. discharged duty We rally the result Of it, bors and
p po%na II W. corsi.l and hearty support,
Ree-ed Ihs, We catch VIII assh, the cSans {. soys
hail .u,pcou den, Of ish,er victories in he feas
national struggle yet to end promise that they si nave
rom o, IN early echo worthy of,he Empire state
The resolutions having been unanimously adopted,
Senaeor A. G. DIvTy was introduced, and received
with loud applause. He began by reInarking that the
country had departed from the doctrines of ashineton
and Jefferson and il was now the duty Of the Repub-
bean party to endeavor return 70 them, even by
struggle against corrupt Administration II was not
their duty TO NEEDLE with the right OF Congress TO
make the Fugitive Slave law, NEEDLE with domestic
institutions but TO return 10 the doctrines Of Jefferson
in all their purity and fixed then the gates Of hell
could not prevail againf them. The enemies OF
freedom would not approach the direct issues OF the
Republican party, but contened Themselves by saying
they had nothing ese but niger 10 rely ontake that
away, and they had nothing else TO rely on. lie
sad there were men in the Republican ranks
rs proud Of having been Democrats as Mr. Corwln was
of having been an old Wing, and, referring TO Blu.
chanans persecution of Douglas said he was this day
az boldly opposed 10 the doctrine Of Squat'er sov:
ereignty az President Buchanan he had never said
that the settlers Of country had right TO oppose the
settlement Of Slavery in it long il Terri
tory. Let Republicans war for their principles, do
battle at the ballot box-not the soft-ngered gen.
try who were ashamed TO vote, but as freernen dis
charging noble duty-no old Free-Soiler pulled
before mob, would not fight his way 10 the ballot
box if needful but if they afraid let them appoint
their election day later, and the people would
come in from the country and help TO defend the voters
and ballf HOY nf IL.
concluded amid loud applause mingled with calls for
Hoxe and Fry.
Mr. Fry responded. He thought this display wonld
awake the opponents of the Republican party from
their Bro'en study and foil their futile efforts 10 black
en- the character of one Of noblest men-William
III. Seward Loud and continued applause and cheers
1t was cowardly attempt stab noble in the
back when he couldn't help himself. 1t was not the
written Constitution of a country which governed II,
but pnbjc sentiment. Let Republicans reform that,
Constitutions were useless. Kisses and applause.
England was a specimen OF q country in which they
had no Constitution either for against Slavery;
they had it and abolished it without word about it in
their Constitution. When men wished TO make pirates
of Themselves 10 rob and steal they didn't wish II
put in plain black and white. He didn't believe in
CONSTITUTIONS; thought no had something in him high
er than any Constitution hisres and cheers was no
refoimer; merely stated divine, philosophical truths
ILaugiter.l There il law in our State for which
we Lave not some Constitution; but there il Cons
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are oil declarations and are constitutonay Illegal
The Good Book tells the laborer is worthy Oh his
hire, and no man labor without recompense, 10
a O her. Loud cries for Hoxie which interrupted
q 81 cal err and continued for some time. At length
Mr. Hoxie appeared, and was greeted with three lOud
cl eers He thought he surely had no friends in the
audience TO call him out at ii O'Clock 10 make speech
hey ought TO e indicted under the statute forbdding
cruelty to animals be thought he ought to move an
adjournment tcries of no, no-go on. 80 onl; had
much TO do; had 10 attend one meeting in Jersey,
where they proposed TO annex jersey TO the United
States tonight Friday, and another labor Of love
in the good cause the next night on Long Island;
a little more of the good work 70 do The Republican
party could beat all others at speaking, but they should
also beat them ut acting Let them organize for
the fight, close up the ranks, and not quarrel
about the qualifications of individual candidate.
There was no use in talking sho"'-&s, as we cant
La,id nj, s,,ani- MN, why, we'll say nothing
su yo% buchanan lie hasn't now enough friends in
the North to make fg.lesves 20 cover his nakedness
Tie .eaker continued in CUTTING attack on the Fifth
Avenue Hotel Committee, the Board of Supervisors,
Democrats in general and Royal Phelps in particular
He then raid he must husband his strength for hs
other engagements but, IA long life lasted, would
pledge himself TO the Republican party.
Three cheers were then given for the Republican
ticket and amid the stirring strains Of the Msrsease,
the meeting adjourned.