New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-01
NATIONAL DEMOCRACY.
SPEECH or JAMES Il. BRADY, Eso.-No DISH


oRABLE FUSION.
The blaze and smoke Of several bone,es, the fer,s
glare Of n,ahtudnous rockets ascending skywsrd the
mider fash aod psrti colored light of various Roman
eandlep the loud call Of the National Democratic
Committee" coupled with the promise tuat James t
ady, esq., would positively address the people, aud
LAST though not least the musical attractions of Robns
Brass Band, all combined Cd last evening. drew
together large crowd numbering perhaps 1000 par
sons or. az and email in froot Of the City Hail. Brook
lyp. Clustering on the steps OF the City TAI and
wdpg about the stand erected for the spesksrs TIE
macs OF peop waited quietly till o'clock, when Mr.
Benjamin Sawyer called The meeting 70 order, auu
nOminated Mr Joseph Wilson as Chairman, VINO was
e.e,sd accordingly, and made a few rsuatks 9Dld
cries for /" Brady" long list OF e-Prssdeuts
ard Secretaries were read and appointed Wen
Mr. james I. Brady was snnouoeef, aad 10 dsDa Az.
three cheers were given. Six more were given as Mr.
Brady made his appear nee.
Mr.. Brady bad scarcely commenced before tue sew
en,h Ward Club marched into the Pa!x. cariy''g
trauspAre ncies and fireworks. After this nerap.l1i
Mr. Bfsdy again began TO speak, lie spoiOglzsd !or
the weakness of bis voice. and said that the wore
adequate 70 proclaim The qualification of BreeklnFidge
end Lane would slart'e the ear H. de nopsd ne va
among the f,ieuds of Breckenridge and Lane. The
appanse which followed this renark seemed to assure
HIM tha, such was the case He would recommend 70
those who expressed much sorr0w, that No YOU'D
have so few, woes 70 enter into partnership with the
mOnrDeJs a. their defeat. If the DepocrAtc pay
" snrvved IL would be On the principles OF Breckin
ridge AND Lsne. A band Of music approaching, Mr.
Brady said the cohorts we're coming. and never @oa'-
stop Ill they had shown their strength AT the haIt
box; and fortunately for the accuracy of hs state
neIt his proved TO be bard Of Wide. Awakes gong
10 thu W,gwam opposite. Whence originated, asked
MIR. Brsdy the plan TO give the negroes 10 New torA
| equal suffrage with the white man Was it Dem.
oc,atc MEASURE As for me, he proceeded, b7tore
would consent to have the negro raised 10 political
equ lily with the white man GU this continept Woud
have the whole negro race eAtTminatsd In blood
Those are my sentiments, and ] wish them 70 be
Auown standing ny recorded declaration, 70 sec'
| me- 10 my humble capacity Low and through all toe'
| Ard want 10 association with &Dy white man W0o
will cav upon his honor that be believes tue negro
ever csn or ever shOud be admitted to full equality
| with him. . >.
was not in favor of such equ'ity He had been wi l6g
| and wss Tow will Nc TO have his name Withdrawn
ON The contest if any honorable could
b. AIDE. But the psrty opp sed 70 him wonld accept
of no terms He bad offered in public add private TO
retire AID leave Mr. Kelly the only candidate ii they
| would CIV, them the Leutena1t Governor. a largo
delegation from the Fifth Ward here added their nun
| bsIs 70 the already large crowd.
| Mr.. Brady said that without any ofiense 70 tdo,e
who advocate the of what they call the u
Giant, he woud Ike to ask then what they th'ok OF
ths Giant He wished to inform them that at no dis
| sOt day one John c. BrecBinridgs wold be JACK the
Giant Killer 10 the whole of hem Bat the party
optosed 10 him had refused to give anyihDg and this
came Csgger snd Richmond want 70 own the lol.
State Of New York BreckinIidge and LsDe men aud
all. Mr.. Kelly the open friend of the New York
Central Railroad but he was its irr cOpcilabe enemy
and be should always prevent this great State beng
owned and governed by rarc ad corporation, he had
| been asBed % VIVA. lie the of your running, Mr.
Brady r. in reply he might ask what ia the use 10 Nv
Douelas running. What STATE can he carry! voice,
de hopes to carry Ohio. BE hopes to carry Ohio
| DOS ne / How Mr. Wade " uld lsogh at that. How
| Mr.. Greeley of THE TRlDUsE won grin TO hear III
and bow the old Buckeye Safe would saase lts sds
! st such sueeettion. Mr. Dougas might 20 s6ly
carry Missouri but that was doubtful. Bot under any
circumstances they would stand by their httly party
I'll they made the BreckDri5Qe and Lane parry resp c'sd
| al hoDored all over the Union Mr. Brady closed
amid loud applause having made only short speech,
some portions of which have already been printed in
| THE TRIBUNE
Mr. c. Stuart, present editor Of THE Volunteer,
formerly connected with The Daily MTs, then made
speech, al read pert of lettei from the Hon. Dan
S. Dickinson urgg adherence to their OWE Electoral
Ticket.
Mr.. McMapn and several other gentlemen made
spseeb g. and the enthusiasm was KEPT mp till late
| hour, vben the meeting adjourned with cheers for
| Breckenridge and Lane and " Gov. Brady"