New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-11
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

LUTHER e 'A"i ,y,
Mast Meeting OF 'ne nspuOi,,"no -
sssad and vicinity Wss he ,r VH - a.
Chaileks Hall, In ,ne vinSse y, iNya, OH |
auspices OF tue Nor'i ulaa;a.
large numeero i resei ''o 'e"" NJ u,1 80,
and the greatest en'nafi"Sn ,'..,rsI |
crowded 70 overno~mg' many een''eA"0' '''"e
10 stand dnring the entire meeting
Mr.. II. w. EASTMAN called The meeting 70 or'ei'
and nominated WV. CULLEN BRYANT rs rresiocn''
The nomination was accepted WIN el'nusiasm'
tn. following gentlemen were elected 'lce'fres'
dents and Secretaries
vice Pre,idnts-sy'nn s. Smith sa9ne Mie,'s e0se
kechsm Lge Rst ire James Mott sias A6ertson John
ar.s nowsins israel Lackett, Richard Abertson
henry W Eastman Jossph Post ,,rr,. os [, no,,,,,.
Soe,etasie,-Wm Ely Benz a. " MI K;hS W. .
Isaac H. Coes John ordronau1' Isaac H. nn's'
Sbe n,;nutes of the Club were read, and lts desgna
a.. Dad from the National Republican Club of
w. 80 -, =. A.. IS ,be incoln and Haml;n
Nerth ne " 'D'',
Cleb of North Hampstead.
Aftsr ,one business of importance only TO the Club,
IL
MI bhfAhI s"u' -
M FRlESDs-As sort OF preface 70 'ne very
Jaw words am going TO say, i beg leave TO re-
80 NV thanks 70 those who have done me the
o.,o;,,ro, mn 20 the chair Tvev might have
honor Of appointing me W 'he ei@I' fheg iieu' '
neeeted better presiding officer, but on meeting IKE
,h Il il of very little consequence who s the presiding
ro,deS ba his GOOD fortune az il ia mine this
omeeI; PIo'iueu" 70 nie S00" W 49,, -,
evening, 10 present speakers wne VIII more tiu naho
mn for bia deficiencies TCheerfl This meeting Is
~ o. ,be rnrnoSs of ra,fvinp the Chicago nomna-
eaheu ioI VIC Pui PVe0 VI ' ~. bo,as,
lions, the nomination OF TWO aole' eAoenen noN'~
men Abraham Lincoln and Hannibal Ia aln as Presi-
An, ana Vice President of the United States Loud
s" ""N 80, -. 80 o,;eoo,ion ,rere all that
eheerI III tne cerenio"y u - ~;
were 10 tie accomplished uhs evening" eaPP''e 'N-'
meeting would be unnecessary for substantially II not
N ioim' 'ne n0D.n NO. -. - ii -
the entire body OF the hepuohcsis 'na' se"' anu p"
erful party throughout the United States ALREADY
a., afos:ant and annrobaton has gone up from millions
ss~ =, ..;o,;o, hoe haen adonted as wise as
uHeenen' 'ne -. A. -, a., q, condnct
rradent ana as eerSan, p;d The assent pnbl;ev
ns to victory; lOneserIp tI; nar,,, OF the Moth
expressed OF ue whol1 f cs of the South
here are my ;h n 20 ne censa ard who
who IN theii ncr1 - S secracy of their own bo-
ranIy the noinnI A. 90 vrbono ;ba dav that ele
CONS there are thousanus 70 "uon S.t Io; iii he
Yates Abranam Lincoln a ~ III ma Il as the day Of
DAY OF rsl4lchg, anu S@SsersI n Won want more
.se 0Wn s,snds Won have sort Of ratification in
than THIS my irlehus, you ; l i, ocknnr1Isdoad of
me visible siaIin eou' NJ ~ he late seeker Of
cur pohueal enen ne,a,os has written Letter in
the noqse "a mp a., IbrsSam 7, ucoln will Eneyi-
which! he declares una. Aors, S Ii;,oS Safes An
tably be the next fresleenV Va S f ,6cet;o ,baTTa
pAuse But unoer ss IN more ;rnortant nurpose
another purpose anu II '' W. come INV friends IN
wnicn oIDSs us 20 Tho STATE of The times 10 talk
Mke couDseI rega .t " ent Adninisfra}ion has
over ue e.ns "non , .10 PS 10 confirm onr resoIn
aoof' pI; ~, The Sns time the nroner and effect.
oon Ioi Stf'Is LII ~, sr Ton NV an enumeration of
naifemeuy iMi III "oay - &c ba NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
tIe iaf0meis WV. ~. oonn,r,, Int tbere orc
mas pfoueut. uPVn my -. nannIas, rorr nort;cniar
two 10 whlen WEI 70 lyIues ;1 SO 90 .I
~ INV I;,ed Stotes nnder the nresept Administration
W W. tSS W. hoys n Is trne the forms of Re-
nbI.o, Government, onr Constitution which is an
sSm;rabs one provides that the people shall rule but
- nannIa do not rnIe Under The present Admins
tralon ali the mowers of the Government are exer-
r;se1 for the benefit of small comparatively inig
n;6cant class class of Shareholders living in one
.nnar &c tbe country and numbering but few thou
80 eo,nnoraS Nth the rest of the people II is for
tbese tbet he overnment exists: IL is for the benefit
- ,bsss man tbat eli the nowers of the Administration
&C eY sye;ssd More than twotbrds of the peope of
Che United States-I take that proportion because
wish 10 state il below the reaLty-more than two
thirds of the people of the Uuitcd States desire that
The Territories belonging TO the Federal Government
should be consecrated Free Institutions that they
should be TILED by q ms which earn their support by
their willing and voluntary industry, and that their
soil should be polluted by the foot OF the slave
That, my friends Is the desire OF the people OF the
United States, and il is desire noble and generous
desire worthy OF freemen-a desire IN winch the
founders Of our county partcpateo at Ihe .e Oh !ue
Revolution, ana az tne uihe VI Ial.pg anu .t
eur Constitution. now, my itieneS, .s daa ~ t ths
noble, TINS most generous WEI "a io Pope ~
United States mas peeh tnWarveu IoI osu' Su0o s:
years by those VINO nave nn N tne EA10us ,Se
char az Wasnlgton anu ~ tnun ,a aoy,e Of
present Democranc parry erirs, &c s ,be saye
me Union arc opRRo ";ra,oa 90 The nrasent Ad
uaue; aiu !e yocasn syyar1ns with slaye ships aud
mnpsL Li III, eet mari of the country rich. Bros
New ioln, To- has become the great center Of the
porous, poPxxOu3 b. ,ror5 and from New-York are
s.S 10 he sbins which are sent forth on this crde
ntled ou' We sP raaord IN these two points public
;a;on i w;ss is We'll informed is enlightened aud