New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17
GRAND REPUBLICAN MASS MEETING AT
MIDDLETOWN.

TEN THOUSAND REPUBLICANS PREsENT-GREAf
wIDE-AwAKE DEMONSTRATION - SPEECHES
BY MEssRs. STANTON, GROW, VAN WICK,
AND DINInICK.
According to previous announcement, the RepubL
cans Of Orange and Sullivan Counties held a grand
Mas Convention al Middetown Friday last, at
which there were not less than ten thousand persons
present Of whom from fifteen hundred 70 two th0ul and
were Wide-Awakes, who gave brilliant torehIight
parade during the evening. Toe nesting for the day
extrests was held in beautiful grove, about a mile
from the railroad depot where seats had b5en provided
for TIE audience and covered stand for the speakers
About half past p. N ex-senator Madden OF Middle
town called the meeting 10 order and nominated the
hon Will am Moray OF Goshen SO President, VITA
seveTal Nlce-PresldeHts and Secretaries. Moses IL.
Stevens Of mlddetOWn read a series OF crlsp ana
pointed resolutions, oongTatuatng the Republicans o.
the eounIy on the sweeping triumph OF our cause II
the ST. tes or Pennsylvania, JnGi8 g. and ONO, and
commend ng 10 teIse and viPorous language our plat
form ard our candidates for President and State
Offices
The President then introduced the Hon. Henry b.
Staaton Of Seneca Falls who after a few intro iuctory
remarks spoke stanialy ss follows Allowing
what, IN bic opinion, Will be some Of
THE FRUITS OF LIECOLEs ELECTION.
Hail 10 the County Of Orange the birth place Of
William II. Seward sppau1sl. Hail to Pelpsyy auis,
Tire land Of Curtin, WImot Grow, aDd 80 900 Repub.
lean nsjolity lspplause s 10 ONO the lsnd OF
Hal 70 Indiana The lard Of Lane Morton, COlfax, and
IS coo majority lsppleuse
Fellow .CitizeDs; The resUlt Of the elections IN
Ptnnsylvsns OHIO aud Indisua glorious, 90 dscl-
Give mUft have convinced the most skepl'il that
Abraham Lincoln IL 10 be the next President Of me
United ates Loud applause II nay not be un-
profitable 10 pause and 10 k about US and see what IL
TO be Tie result of bis triumph. The country IL IN
JepiOiable condition Eight years o. administration
of the siairf Of the Federal Government Whoee inpo-
teDoy for good has only been equaet by thsr potency
for EVIL have lost the respect Of foreign nations ana
ieSstBed even our prOveIbial esteem COR curse yes
During this period Pierce aud Buchanan have been
Tie iDps Of Slavery pr0pagsndis's who have driven
70 he verge Of civil warhs dupes Of fllibnsters
who have well nigh predpitated us into conflicts with
IoFeign pOwet-the accompiices OF pecuators, VINO
have plcIder the iIeasuTysnd tie sport Of iinau-
cal chaIl.tsns who have run ne into de0t 10 the
suouIt Of a hundred millions Of dolirs But il IL not
ny pnrpose % stop 10 depict the iniques Of two
A1E blhtfailons, Which will furnish materials for two
81 iLe baekes, sDd foBes. cbaple IN the aunGs Of
tbe Republic. Appause Suffice II 10 cay that tleir
Justice and Humanity, their TOgucry AID rotten
psEs their imbeciiity and imprOvidence have left
vast legacy Of evil o. their SUCCESSOR l"ThaEs SOL
Tie fare election o. such upright honest man as
I{neo.n, 20 succeed two such psHilsnt parislns IA
Pierre ard BuchAuaD, will VI Itself be rieh blessing
r. III Il least street. the country IN lie per0ua puGgs
down The slippery sleeps OF political peTcitiop, AID
1--WE wse ard patriotic men an opportunity l. point
fbe yeope 10 the yswning cnasu which 10 about u
81 gulf ns iCheirs Blu great aud sanitary changes
are uust 10 result from his election To notice 'ome
OF hose though ia he briefest manner, and by way
Of suggestion rather than exposition, VIII 9e mypur'
pose within the hour allotted 70 me. Dou9lesa,