New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-06

rot TO cOncOct any sedltous aganst u0Nerh-
mept but ave here citizens OF the Cned states, met
together 10 act rs believe TO be best for the inter-
eats Of our whole country From the experience OF the
past Winter we al believe that TO have the election OF
the Presd Mt of ms Uni ed States in tue present OK
-red sse of puoc sentiment transferred 70 the honse
of Representatives would be calculated to perpetuste
this excitement and the difficulties which are now
sccumuatins around us We are bore for the purpose
Of rpreeine our sentiments 10 that respect, and
have tine honor Of nominating for President of this
meeting the Hon. James Galstin.
AMID loud spplsuse Mr Galstin was elec'ed.
Mr.. DEFINING Duer-I have been requested to nom
mate the following persons for VioePiesidents and
Secretaries Of this meeting:
vICE.PREsIDTSTs.
Pelstiah Psrit. Gto'ee w; br,u1hah'
Jonsthao Sturges, ElioV u N3H9m'
Johp Strrges, William A. Hall,
49, Is hst,r X " Weston.
Wisi' I,A "a, Booth eeo1ss w t0 giGnt
Jcbn G. Green Lease e. Bsey.
MoT1is Ketcbum John S. Belcher.
CS SSiES r. &.Tshsi, ysSes II; Ti,us,
William K. Dodge, EaWsro e1nIurn'
Georse Grswsd il T%sthy g. Churchill.
s ss%9tI r HoS MsGqdy W WI 4oTa dIp
Tsm.s Hsrner Isaac SeYmOcr,
Cbsr4s iBetbe. D. Randolph Mertiu,
DerniIR DUEL NS"'
John Phelps Samuel Wihet,
Seth b. Hunt, Eyin b. Crockei'
SECRETARIES.
John B. purbrow, He-ry A. Oakley
George w. Rsrlee Edward A. Stsn'oury'
Tbese gentlemen we're elected with enthusiasm.
Mr.. GALLATIE then spoke. he was greeted with
loud applause. He said:
Gentlemen: We have met together, not 70 indulge
in cautious or trivial CON psntsnot 70 give utteraDce
10 the voice of facioD-but for higher. for no6er
purpose To be called to preside over such meeang
Is an honor 10 be highly appreciated by any mani iOr
myself tender you my ackno wledgmeDe Tor such an
evidence Of your ntdence. al er our glorious ap-
cestoTs had by force OF arms won the freedom OF then
couury they by the wisdom Of their councils aneo
Constitution 70 peterve that precious gift TO toer latest
postehty That Constitution dofs not give to the Con
gTess OF the President Of the United STATES pow 70
ierfere with Slavery in the different STATS Chees'
This with other Ights reserved by tee StaI's aud
these rights we hold % sacred an1 vlosbs, ahdno
10 be set aside without fa 10 our duly 70 GOD, 10
our country, 10 own honor, audto postefity' Ap
plause Should the electors fail to choose fresoen
The election wi ne thrown into The House OF Repre-
sentatvep. / she'll not repeat TO you the reasons
hich ought ddoe you 70 make every enoft 10 pre-
vent this You will perceVe mo clearly tnan c'n
tell you that your secorlty dePspos on II siog iI
This now can be effected in her way than by ths
election of Mr. Lincoln. Great sppl .uss mat me
best iute7ess Of cur country De neDq me Is my ni
conviction. Whether 0is election vii ecoonpush NJ
the good which anticipate 10 not Tor alpe Al "
uTealCt. In eloCtlDE Llul HONtNtls
Iertv considerations we shall io1k to him for the
faithful maintenance Of the cons uton ana me laws
and from his pa.t history his known lnlegn y ana
fTmuess Of purt Ose an persuaded that we ehsn ho'
BE- disappointed. Renewed applause
NJ. John Austin Stevens ir.-Gentemen, Mr. John
Jacob Astor was 70 have presented the resoilao'e
which ere 10 read 10 you, 10 case ne should be aole
TO fulfill an engae smslt wits the Trustees OF Columbus
| College in time IL afternoon.
hsyeas now cOnceded on ~ 'des that to% 1
or In the choose President by the people ~ cu
re The rbo y a. devove the House o. Representatives.
"a o reristnt efforts king 70 stihes free eIpie'
80 ~ ~ nc vii by tirests Of dsunion ssco1ded by con
e'ed ma 10 Gi Rs o. tn, oony and oSyea
~ couinnciop Use II The duty Of every citze 20
his influence in behalf Of the right by irans " "
sentiments and convict ns he reloe Al, i,.s,sd in
Rarsd That citz ne and nefenAut SsePy ,
without psinu anxiety the grave peIil' o. te
- IN 81 as wei ali political history, "In ut Of
the bszsrd Of trusting such al Ell ct9n q 'ae IA
wbeT ne sure fe,ults genes Of intrigue co,rupioa
yio euee & FILTERED by intense sectional sumoslC '
neither the cor position the temper II the pteSenS
.std 10 he str gge for Its oIgaoizat On dspoe us :.
NJ IN" country IN is hands, uhen the prize a.
stse the Presidency Of he United sites WIN
Rei,ea Tbat we have witnessed with surprise and regret
the Iene~ea so he csc Of Lncons escio de
the people # North from independent exercise 81 ~
BeS That while we still yield to none IN our devotion !.
the MON sod fidelity t. I've ons,q n 9 % section Of th
4 aNIf E
conptry v must TO Southern metheni ~ a.
80 IA are d4ternnsd 20 maintain with eq'ai ut1su
- % i,b 10 exercise ali the privileges Of c'tz ns1p h' "
eeoS 10 tbem fcLeersl and that We should re- ara AZ
% fyono orr manhood and 70 fst1Ie OF 70 9
- Tpen vi ich have lately addressed not 70 our iea'
1 but 10 our fesrs. Loud applause ,.ts,rs :,
p'soIye3 That he base attempts oi unscrupuoss
;,greTce the election by setting loot panic o1 ~ -
~, ,e buspeg interests OF our country deserves h'
l a. steyr consenBad ofthe whole community an thal
iisb time party using such cans to coeroe PlDo ~
tt - sb1uid be % PEELED from power lIouo chlels
PesoIred That reyi the good sense o Ins 1es
~ tg believe tst they entertain neither ths se1Il'
oi oP npou the South the d'sire o. ihhge o.
IN i,tiopsl prtyeges aicribed TO the N0flh' i -
i,d That 10 or opinion the tame haS come Tnsb
L,;aos ip me fund gments principle o our
os a.. d. viii Of the majority IL the ia~ OF lhe a.
20 nj Inits shall mAnfully rally 20 the
nsrtv nrr claiming this priv cipe and ho"h % f an,
Rtein5ts 70 bfeak up the Union by threats OF 'e''
! quarter , .,, t.io,g. eitibeus 70 vote 70
Mr. Idpeop ths Republican candidate Enthlslas'i'
| Mr. Is Is. CHITTEsDEE was then lhrOuu0'ui '
| lond applause. lie spoke as follows;
Fellow citizens: l consented two or tniee u ~
ago % say few words on tois OCCASION, put Iias
bad DO opportunity 70 prepare for It, and am aopa
| and weIl-Digh overcome with the OVERWHELMING ia
| nortance which attaches 10 making speech on such
| pccssiop would 70 God that some man stood IN q
pace able 10 arouse you TO the last effort which pS
be necessary 10 coDsnmmate with glory the great All
importsut battle which 10 now before us. To MORO
the battle for which all the forces in ths country hay
been 20 long preparing, is TO ba decided. We have