New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27
IRISH REPUBLICANS AGAINST FUSION.

IRISH UBLlCANS AGAiNSl fDStoN.
In pursuance Of call addressed especially TO Irish
men, or TO such of Them were in favor of the cleo
ton Of Lincoln and Hamlin; very large crowd as
sembled last evening at the Stuy vessnt Institute
Mr.. WV. w. BADGER cslle1 the meetiag to order,
ard said that the cell Issued by Comuittss rep
1esentipg several Of the most talented ishmen in toe
city, who had heretofore acct with the Democratic
party The demonstrations within the lsst few weeks,
to attempt fase certain clements ut ery unfasabe,
had developed an interest hitherto unknown among IN
t.ljpept Itishmen who were not willing 10 cooperats
win tie Know Nothlngs, or to be 80 d OUT las Ia
81, was simply attempt TO lnre lrshmen ID voting
for Know NOIhiD eism uDder tue guise OF voting fjr
Douglas He ss1 this had ret The irisbuen thinking,
and he thought if the principles Of the Repn6licaa
party could presented TO them ut least OUOU d
their votes would be given for that party he then in
trCduced 10 the audience
MIR. j. G. LAMBERT known as the Apprentice Boy.
Mr.. l. commenced by giving g s1ort sketch OF tue
early history of Ireland aud claimed that she ways
was for Freedom and ,inst Slavery aud that is
only Der degenerate sons, hike Caaflss pCoGor, VINO
bed Slavery TO be right Her true s91s are not YET
ready TO be sold out to Erastus Brooks; he was
reaoy 10 discuss the issu Of this election 10 ba -Four
or Fourteenth Ward; but the raid Erastus care not
meet him. The hi.hmep in this city who had voted
for Slavery, had been driven to by their oppress)s g.
because they we're afraid loss the bread ont of their
CHILDREN mouths He called all rish men 10 speak
out for Il. selves oDco if they had heretofore vosd
for such Democrats Herbert WAC killed one OF tner
own nation at Washington, coIe cut now and let the
Democratic masters know they were goiog 70
be saves no longer When that fool act
wss done; dtd John Kelly, or John & chrane, or aoy
Democrat speak in condemnation Of that act No. It
was Tuner, Wade Burlngame and tue Republicans
did IT, Who stood up the United States Senate sad
defended Dig foreign population Minnesota from a
| Southern Know No hing and No-hern Democratic
| ooughface, Stephen A. Douglas IL was the noble
| Seward Stephen A. Douglas sent on from Bala'
1 L ~ To -f.o
party and no union with The seceders then he attempts
10 FELL out the Irsbmen of this city Erastus Brooks
ds OF that acted ialsehood But who ever heard
word OF 81 liable against the foreign working men
from Abraham Lincoln No We have got now a
man who knows what it il 20 earn dollar; who
koows what it is to tell the uu,h; ana the Irish men
will come out, casting aside Iammany Hall
and +. astus Brooke, AID show themselves on the
3 De of night ano Justice MIR. Buchanan had vetoed
the Homestead bill passed by the Republicans oil
10 give Them homes and schools, aud lift them up.
But Douelas aid Johnson BIeckinrldge aud Bell, are
Try ing 70 put them far below the negets, aud Leave
them here W die. There was some slight attempt TO
Interrupt Mr. Lambert by ing questions, and fam.
ces for Douglas, but the feeling evidently with
him AID the dlsturbers grew quiet. While Herschsl
" johnson sald that capual shotd own labor Lincoln
"a the X. puocan parry sad that labor shoald not be
q slave they trying to raise and dlg1iy labor
in this land. Charles o COnor aud the Democrats
would keep the poor foreigners here in this city, to De
oppre cd oy them, lille che Rspdocaus would give
Democratic poliuciau in trcty who violated the per-
con of poor Irish girl, aid Republican took the poor
girl I'M and ,hen Democratic Judgs permitted the
ecOuudI 90 free; aud II poor maiden cou gst no
JUS zoe. Such is Democratic friendship for the Irish
men. They call lhtm id igGyrtnt Irishmsn; but
th.se same ignorant lrishmeh have by tneir votee,
eced them 10 Office till Their pockets might jingle like
Fowler who has gone 10 Cuba for his health. Bat
Their. ia no CHI for the election of ephen A
Douglas than there is for Erastus Brooks 10 be an
aldermen f,om the With Ward. No hod carrier had
ever cast 80 much dishonor on the land OF Erin, as
Charles OConor when he declared Slavery the gfeat
civilzer of the world. Erastus Brooks may sell toe
Irisbmen 10 Tau many Hall, and Mozart II al may To-
dose the receipt but iTshmen hot thus 70 De sI1
He urged his country men By the memory OF Emmett,
spd by all the struggles of the Green lse for freedom,
TO come oct for eecom in this lsnd of their ad pton
There was no dagger to the Union; II was
only darger to The pockets of Democra ic polite ans.
Thee D,mocra afraii they shal not DO elected.
Those Justices who pardon who vi la tue pere)n
of Irish girls; again saekog fof Office aud 4skloY
for Irish votes Viii iTi-hmen V Is for such men
Will they vote for epben A. Douglas, who goes
sboutt country with 4 speech; like COW with
her cud. which she chews day .fIer day Or will
they vote for honest men and true piin iples Are
they ready to be Sc Id MIR. Lambert closed amid great
al pause and three rousug cheers for g Old Abe
song YVES then suug, called Patrick a.d Erastus,'
written for this occasion by an ITisnms0. With nlns
cheers for Locoln and Hanlin the meeting adj lurned,
aud number Of names en- oiled ID an Hlsh Repub
Gcan Club,