New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-14
THE EMPIRE CITY FOR FREEDOM I.
IMMENSE REPUBLICAN RALLY.
COOPER INSTITUTE GRAINED.
GREAT MEETING OUTSIDE
10000 Voters in Council
GRAND WIDE-AWAKE PROCESSION.
TURNOUT OF 5000 TORCHES.
Splendid DISPLAY.
Corruption EmphaticaIly Denounced.
HONEST LEGISLATION DEMANDED,
HONEST LEGISLATION DEMANDED,
s p & E G n { S
OF MT Pelatiah PERT, President Of the Chamber of
Commerce; VIM T. Dodge. esq, Merchant;
Hon. Jas o. Putnam, Of Chsutauqus; Carl
sohurz Of Wisconsin, and Others,
THE COOPER INSTITUTE MEETING.

In reepopse to the call which had been Published FOR
tie city a,eDted in meeting last evening a; the
eIat ball Of the Coott Institute. The day pro-
p,tious for the occasion, and at an early hour N.
mel crowd had assembled around the doors eager to
obts in sdnttsrce. Asont the III e. sands which na1
been ere ted bout the bu ding humid EIDE Of ci liens
aissmtlsd desIauine of being abls to get adm 81
into the main hail. Cheer upon cheer for Liocoln and
Hamn ", 10 called for and respo, dei amid the
siou ef rockets At length, at o'clock, the door,
were thrown oPen, and the immense throng rush ID loo
tie hall, aud in ten minutes every occupied,
and in Eve minutes more all the available space for
standing taken. Not less than 3 900 persons
Cd the SIDE Of tue hall hed With an array Of
ladies', who listened with prof ind attention TO the
proceedings of TIE evening.
TIE hall lad been decorated for the oscasion. The
Federal IS STATE escbteheons, with banners and mot
tees, were On the platform.
On all sides OF the hall were displayed on canvas
tie sentiments f the ssteemen Of our couatry-Cl4y,
a1d Others opposed to the extension Of human Slavery
The platform filed by our most diatns ushed liti-
zeBs.
At eight O'Clock TIE meeting was called TO or Ter BY
Dari ID. Concver, Cha man Of tbe Republican Cen
trsl Commit ee, who Domina ed for eedent Mr..
PTLInAH PERIT, President of the CHAMBER Of C Ju-
meree. TIE nomination was recei ,ed with loud
ctesrs and ~as accsded to with great unanimty
Col JO'eph C. Pinckpey dominated the fSil,wiug
Int Of Vioe-Presidents, which was unanimously
adopted
gloc Prssidatt-wilian z. Dodge, Hon Hamilton Fsh.
h"t. Henry j. Raymond, Hon W!nan '. Brady, William a.
WIN m Grossly D. Randolph ha,tl1 Robert T tiaTs g Q.
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Ill. Ihes Iit.l. Nathan Goo Nelson Herman Raster,
a.5wsEs ThIs e Stg 1os TIE Hon Mq9lps
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Te d ne John MaNl-urr Iish Oarn,F Cha ssouser
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