The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-23

sAe AeaSqnls..rs q tie patty during As coming CAN,
peen. ne wigwsn = located h fuitoa street, oppants
Ne CITY Han Nearly two thousand people we're preseas
sad considerable enthusiasm prevailed. oasise n
building bonfres blazsd and fireworks were discharged
hand Of music Interpreted the procsedngs with lively
Airs Among those pressn the platform were Xsssrs
Joseph LORD, Lucius g. Andrews, John Rankin No
dyne, w. Il. BurisIgh, T. II. Rodmsn, II r Psrsan, and
B. F. NrdsetL
The meeting called 10 order by Hr Josiah Reeve,
President Of the Ashland Republican Cub, under no
auspices OF which and the Rocky Mountain Club The
t'viewsm" was oaufurated he stated the object for
which tna "wis sana'' wss built.
ton which issely met az Chicago he said had very q,
portapt duty 70 perform. Among the presented
Was that Of VIM II sewsrd,-lgreat applsuse)-snd it
pornation horace Greeley declared his BELIEF that the
domination Of Seward would result in defeat ana the
tba, gept,eap but because believed tina. the ticket Of
Lincoln and Hsmblin would be crowned with success.
spee At the Cooper Institute, and he believed the couu
try had never produced man OF such ability. A. the
coming election they uphold the platform ad opted
~bere il at present existed, and where IL would yet kl
Itself. The democratic party split into two factions
on the Question Of slavery and an opportunity was given
had ha6 democratic adminietraton He thought that
wheD Nr Buchanan into Office they were to have an
the Presidential chair than he sold himself ana bis ad-
mins,rston 70 slavery. We're they going %
:, sS'"i, ,,,, to these 'hDss Were they gong
sore he Country to TIA. m sss. Of ana .An re,
which the constitution guaran,eed9 Mr.. lincoln was a
the Southern bellies would 60 up Washington 70 protsc:
he rights Of slavery in the States and in the Territories
Mr.. lincoln pauehter) The principles Of the party Of
which Bel and Everett were the leaders, were not ds
cerrele In conclusion, be called upon them roll on
the BALI for the ticket headed Lincoln and H.mlin
At he CONCLUSION Of Nr Andrews remarks the chairman
read an Invitation 10 The meeting from neghborng res
tsursnt, to partake Of clam chowder, which was re-
Charles s. sPEScER was next introduced He felt very
grateful be sad, for the privilege OF addressing the cid
privilege Of addressing republicans The repGoi.
cans OF the cities Of New York and Brooklyn he
contend agans, an oyerwbe,mns ma ortv or ths-
enemies, wno held all the public Offices and deserved
ce than ineir brethren In the country where re
He felt that they should sacrifice all personal feIpgv 4.
pocvities 70 prevent he pollution Of the Territories BY
he FOIL touch OF slavery Had be been IT the Chicago
Convention his second choice would have been the can
dioate already put forward. The repub,in MY was
tie party Which ietepes5 70 SPnssc'se the slr TsrO
When they opposed the Introduction Of slavery there
they were ish.ipg the battles Of the white aborcr. &c
reviewed the history OF the republican parry aad alluded
to the RICE OF the opposition 10 slavery shown IN the
agitation attending the passage OF the famous Missouri
Compromise With all due respec. for the nlustrio1s
Berry Clay he did u Ike bis action IN regard 70 that
docurpeot BE wished that Andrew Jackson alive
tobear South Carolina threaten dsunion. The people OF
the south bore the relation to the people
North that the nobility OF did 70 the peonle there
The republican party Vas not u be pu. down would
come forth from each struggle with renewed strength for
the pext
Mr.. !. SoDySE, tie secretary Of the meeting, now
presentei the following resolutions which Adopted
Resolved That re hail with satisfaction the nomination
Of Abrsnn lincoln, of Illinois for the office Of President
and that Of Hannibal Hamn, OF Name, for the Office OF
Vice President of'he United Sta.es
Resolved that the republicans o. Kings county, do
hereby pledge ourselves that viii enter the coming
Campaign with zeal that knows abatement, ami that
We will use any honorable means In power 10 aid
IN the trunrhRl election OF Abrs Lnco and HannirA
Hsmlin
Resolved, That In the nomination Of Abram lincoln
Of Illinois. the honest man, the faithful TeCesen afivs
ana TIE true and faithful patriot and champ Of popular
rights feel Gdert Of victory that will forever
seal the doom OF the bogus democracy
Rotoived, That we hereby endorse enrta.ically the
platform OF principles laid down at the Chicago National
Convention, believing that contains tho true principles
of toe republican patty.
WV. H. BrRIEGH was the next speaker He felt g,ue-
what ppoDted at the nominations put forward Chi
csgo He had hope6 and he thought be vas Joined IN
he Dope by many OF his beavers, that VIM. II. Seward
great applause) would receive tie nation. The
Presidency could not add 10 the briancy Of the fair
questioned and who lrm believer in the 'irrepres-
sble conflict when be (the speaker had first heard
Of the nomination Of lincoln. be lay awake all night
thinking OF II. Mr.. BuflciRh concluded by reading a
campaign raypg song which he composed for the coca.
sion, snd which co nmenced follows
Up, again for the conflict our banner fling out
And rally around with eong and with shout
stout OF heart lrm Of hand should the gasnt boys be-
Who bear TO the battle the tag Of the free
. Mr. g. : HuSnEY was next introduced, and addressed
the meeting n some length.
The meeting then adjourned, with loud cheers for the
republican Presidential ticket.