New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-19


probably the Democratic Committee knew it also.
Tie HAL was decorated with banners and hagsi
e,me Of The inscriptions were:
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FfBiE PKEssK FUBR RFpR
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:h'@'teD "gsre >o"'SighUt huH' ARE LrSoolN
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FFpR M,ESNEE, FEriES BopYN.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o.. ........:
:>iF'H1rHC, ia F,tc3c md EHrdsh mat eiaaHder hbcH!:
:D0su roLcH i-ir RTHHkGner das CH'1e bafGgea
ABR LiSCOtS.
4 large rrm'er of ladies were in tie front seats,
which lad ltsn Teserv6d for them.
Tie meeting was called TO order at II o'clock, aud
Dr. FE,NoI, LIrBrR WAS elected Pre- sident. OntaSDg
u e chair. DIR LIiEfR rauiLdtd the meeting Of the
fact u this the anniversary Of the great battle Of
Lei zig in which the Germans hsd come of victorious
He loiod - GCd that the result Of the present great
ba tie o freedom would he glorious to the German
name as tbs. Of any sIife in which German valOr had
III implied.
Mr.. MAIICNos then proposed the folio wing gentle
men as Vice Prts'deuts aod Secretaries:
TicFroL3cnts-Dr q. Agne 1heo, BrssSlov. Ferdi.
Dal dBtrsch. Brace; teil.ica Breuer, Julius sr. Dr.
P,trCooF (hs.csA. Dams + D.tmod Jacob b. -h,
ben pOIg Ado'pa Deusi. Jacob Enrich Jane. r f4ss1
blu 'ji,t W''cot Gibbs, Dr. Hemsn Gu Ne III Al Hal
t. KepP fcgaI Kechum, tdesId Knabeschuch DR. Isa,y
Koch, b. Hermann Roelrer Wilhelm Kopp ! Kunkel
Lue]cr &c lac Msncho Cfses Marx Gerws Metteruisb
os nI Gqsy PSsPs J.9a F Pgrfs lei, 4a
DE Ag.u-i W ktlrI Edg,I Robinson, jr Henri h D.
setden, Gustav sugs Georgs ph su7Tatp Bsyad Tayio
John H. Ihopnson Thad r. Wate@sn Dr. siei,mund Water
s ann CIV WsSTnen o.sh wssS b. Jcs ps Wrae
IirbS vii liz. 4 Zeger trsnci. II Fir VIM 3,b,i Louis
SsS.iaylS' IS SI.njeI jane. FrsG Loql. Bi,ii Dr. Carl
n gertjnr Bruno Hofus,n J. " JecLel Thsod-r Kusu
CAL Kugef Dr. Hermann M-h Julius r. Meyer John Mar
speck Adolph Wiener, Bernhard Weotr.
TIE gentlemen were unanimously elected.
Mr.. FRtNK then read Il Set Of resolutions a clsr-
ing that never were noble candidates presented
before ae Line IN ard UGmlin, Morgan ard Campbell;
that ia the duty Of the people to insure the sng Of
the siays and stIpes more as the emJlsm OF
liberty; that the Repub sn party, by its platform as
proved that il IL the only party Of principle thai Il
pives special satisfaction to this meeirg that TIE Re
publican party If in favor Of protection TO American In
dusty snd land reform; that II is the only ConesryA-
tise party. ind by lite triumph alone can the coltin'
usnce Of the Uuon be guaranteed that tie nelcs-
marty Cf NJ GERS BTeckTrdgc aud Iate & merely fol
lowing Ia the footsteps OF Calhoun ADD echeuing -
make the Federal Government eubservtnt 10 the slave
power; that in view q the three - GisuEion thecry
conservative my r. 10 break down the slave n>wtf.
lie ause that is The only PowtI """A IL Guy way en-
csrQers ths Union; that the ciT.ne =. - .--.oi
Sovereignty fss spfuDg only IRON personal aLptl m
and is UNIV ct Of true sateeanshp; tina II does not
pfOCOte 10 s.ye the ques lon Cul 70 OOcgs III thit
re: dora the dsseDsOIs between the Norm and ule
South permin nt 10 long "a ere is any nsona' terr
tJy; tlat Dougas by Recognizing the Di.d 8 :ott
defi.'rp has himself Ehe1 the pracipls OF Pop
ular Sovereignty ard that he has not been able
by maintaining that Slavery though existing yWc IN
the Territories could not eAib' ne jdco WI1u poiiS9
gulgiiors in is favor hat especially pleased
rec H. a. in Peunsyv Auia and ONO The great MAORI
" o Germans have cast their votes IN favor OF Tree
toul that i'll Ito State Cf NeWlcrk the Germans VIII
follow the patriotic example of these SAFES and Will
c leg b. hiIc treir folow. czsLs in 'he maintenance
~ RI fublican principles THAI ghcevr loves Freedom
aDd Fahera d vi osver is dstrcus Of pIe9rynS
the Iion and of s'euing the progress OF mankind to
higher goal has choice LETT but To VOiei Tor lncvh
and Han In, Morgan hid Campbell
The res lnliois were adopted u1sriIc us'y.
DIR RFi.HOLD SOLGER Of Boeton was then miro.
duc4d lie raid: That, as the public debate bet~een
Nststp Kfibbeh ard Shurz could lot come OH IN con
seaueuce of the backing out a the Democrats, DO
would endeavor TO refute me OF the gFgamsnis when
he Rad understood Mr.. Kriblel made use Of IN ah-
dressing Democratic audience The principal OF these
a,ourn.nts apreaIed TO Oe that tha Republicans were
itf,It npe emancp8Dg al the slaves, aud bringing
them il 10 competition with the free iaborers OF ms
Northern States. Now. Il wac true eLonen that tnsie
NasIo German wiUte head aud hedTt weIe sOuh1,
Int wonld b. g4d 10 zoe all tie Slaves em .ncipa'eO'
Bnt on the other hard there vas no mn ia his series
who fSnaitd that emancipation coud ever ne eio'tsu
bv srv Governmental decree That, II II should over
~ ctcd oould be done oalg 10 the cJuree II Be1cfa-
,,,s AID otIy by The harmCnous coo JeratiCn Ot a.
,ect0pp of the ccantIy Ard TIE very O. thlog 70 Vo
accomplished was 10 impr ~ The e'avehoider "Nntu'
e,ryictcu that hey could n1vor succeed IN hauoa,
oliz;no Slavery: that al threats OF dlsunlOn oouii
-. .ba firm
to confne Slavery within tne limits o, the pre.eh.
slave States Then AID heo onig, sa'eho1eiss ilgnt
OF duallv be bro ughi back 10 these we've u9n o'e
S.d Nv tie fouI cera Of the Rep1blic. Ihis was au
me Re1ubcan paIty cid propose IN rtgsro 10 tho
Slavery Qu, stiOD. But even suppsn6 tnat '1o enau
tion q AL II slaves COnd he eiloeled, no oIe
uoud have to fear that the liberated slaves wyusu
come TO the Northern States 70 cotnPe.e wa End
An their synpAhes eLd eatS fssoci2'1oas Won oid
,fsn, 10 tire ctUDjry of their BIRTH BeiotE tie iet-
ant sbaveholdsTs would want ator ts nueu a. my
did now, and would Of Necessity Dire tis,I II C '
sisyes ag free sbc reYs. Tie Democrats, ~ o'l
o,r continued prOfeseed great horror al 'he 81 a
,,ooo of the different races IL they were sarn't'
10 ~ vLv tlen old they labor 70 hard TO nuCdues
moo cfs es slaves where they ha1 10, oefh CeI'1o
WV, 20 Ia rs The hYiIg to9"nef :" ,ho o,, LAIN
IA ibe Anti Negro rarity win greater JPs ice VI ="
Decofra,s IL CO the Refutil afs ws,ted 70 eAe"ut ~
IesTo race from tho growing OF stes OF the S,os
As 70 Smsjgsmaon' IN Itg"Ia 70 ",r,ast end West
stuup sreaktIs were sAvipB the oVa'tVet ~ IL -,
t f 81 ReGubicsrs, Mr.. soIger woad simply POM
toti, ele. number # nait C. "A tue ~ ser ma
ar leave il 60 the Gudense TO tay 10 "h"" "a, -
atir,l t.ons,s were TO Do l3ohsi ior; "
Wa be ed, very s5alow KIDD d ess2n.Ig %i d D.
r. M lie act ila he Republican party pr,P seu
vdicaie be rgtts d man ever "a we nSs q, sCcl
nv 10 d,aonauate that they vera cesr,u " ~
i.i,reenIFr Win their That "a ston lad 70 mug a.
si 70 10 viii the question Of the igs's rs-.a ,S 70
bugmhy. There vtrs may NJ. S',e peolii 80. "Ip
wlom lie wtu,5 never associate : AZ no -
dfr, hon .fr tig IL o. MD. Ihs rpthsp ~.