New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30

ne Interests Of the working man Anything but Aha
! eIetts OF the bigger Yet Mr.. Douglas went 10
d. gtnerpey Of the times Bat 49, ia At : '''
promise the labuIlng men. ,ra .uey nusiy
+ I. spoher lease o. They SAID sad Il you will give
liver, "a h.; save lo =,
---..yries, then they will protect him there. So
hat was al; that the white nen might 90 into the
Territories and work with the negro slave b1 day and
shoulder The muskst ~ night 10 protect tue owner
Why doo't v"-S 90 and hunah for Democracy Bat
the Republican party have soughtto endow institutions
O. lesrning; but why have these men ever TO
put cwn these plans Because they know that If In,
eoencs ss epread over this country, their accursed
system could not stand an hour. Again. the Repubh-
party had tried to geta none.tsad bill. llhs Ss
apv Government have the power TO portion out s pub
lie domain smorg the free masses 50 as to lay the
foundations OF free pr nciples and uphold them
forever. Did any people who lived on thsr
our lands become subjected to any ober power No;
end the Republican party have ever tried TO give the
DC ople this great boon. Who has struck 1t down lie
gored in the fact that Republican hand had been
found 10 ftiike blow at it.. Tremendous applaase;
Two yeaIs ago the House passed glorious bill. 1t
came to the Senate and by lucky coincidence there
was majority if they could get all in their Places
At last the time came, and he moved 20 take up the
Home,tcad bill. Mr. Sidell moved 10 substitute tho
Cnba Niger BILL He called the Yeas and Nays. The
vote came TO the great popular sovereign chief aud he
voted for the Cuba BILL and thus made IL a tie; aud
Mr. Breckenridge, "a Vice President had chance 10
cast his VOTE and Of course he voted against ana
tbus this great measure was erucihed between Two
candidates for the Presidency Immense applause
So long az the Slavocracy has the power, inc
fieemsn of this country will never get this bill. Tney
know that under such policy OF free power the
Moor people will 20 from the South also, and the land
will be taken up by small landboders and 10 place
left for large plantations. Here Mr. wade pai most
eloquent tribute 10 the Hon Andrew johnson Of Ten
nessee for his noble advoSscy Of the Ho neStead bill
II ola do a
County to support Mr.. Humphrey for Congress- insn
again, there judlcious projecting tariff Whea Tue
Republican party had tried TO ge. passed TO sld
the home industry of the nation. Last Winter the
Hopse paesed such BILL and sent 10 the Senate bat
Mr.. Donglos was sick but his Leu,sn2ns, Ar. Pugh,
promptly voted 10 give i! the 90 by The House alto
passed an Internal Improvement bill; bit TINS was
sent TO the tomb of the Capules by the save power
Pint now ook at Il is great country. The great Demo
cratic party split up and trying TO defeat the people not
10 elect their own candidate Look at them down on
their bellies beseeehng Know No.hingsm to coms up
and lslp them. He woul1 say tina. there was bo'y
of eonservatcrs who were very rich 10 these ciueSi
who seem always togo agaos the people, ana acs as
though il was safe 10 crush liberty. But u tley snoou
succeed in convincing the great people ina, ,n' s2n
standing there e.ernslly Incompatible with ifeedon,
be would tell them that liberty will stand whel t1ee
palaces are sown with salt and ashes.
Mr. Nade then went on to denounce the eoDtiantl
Row ling about disunicD. lie despissd those men who
were prating of the dsugers and he despsed the man
still more who was Affected by these bowlers Ihs
way to stop them was to elect Old Abe. lie
ap1ealed 10 the laborDg men 10 support
one of their number. Ii is ennobling TO all
men who are not born TO fortune TO know mat inefo
DO bar TO their rising to power. ABE Lincom y ,n'
yeIy Incarnation Of American labor lie be'eved Mr.
Breckenridge to be an honest upright man; pug ne was
born under circumst where he could not sympi-
tbize with American labor. He had Travelled nearly
all over these Free States and there is only one side ID
the contest. He proceeded in the most scahlng
manner to expose the paltry evasion OF the reu
prinoipes issue by the men who make their only
appeal to fear. He paid high tribute TO the Ameri-
can ladies' and closed follows " say unto this old
broken down bost of Loco Focosm, the woe A. the
Wet aud in Pennsylvania 10 already passed. but
another wee is come; therefore, gay unto you, put
your houge in order, for We shall die and not live"
TIE most deafening cheers greeted Mr.. Wade all
through his speech which was nearly three hours in
length, and ne was listened to with great attention
throughout.
Meetings were organized outside the Wgwam,
where there was an immense crowd waiting, and adj
dresses were made by Measrs Carter, Beard, Couch
end Others and they made the wtkin ring with their
oheerP giving slight oretasts of the immense cheers
that shal ring il the air after the election on next
Tuetday.
Lieut.. Gov. Noble, than whom the Republican
party has DO more entertaining speaker, will address
the citizens Of New-York at the Headquarters Of the
Campaign Club, No. ~ Broadway, this Tuesday
evening.
The Vth Assembly District Lincoln and Hamlin
Campaign Club meets tonight at tne Republican heai-
quarters, No. l7S Prince street. The Hon. Charles S.
Spencer, T. NJ. Robinson George Peckham, and others
viii address the meeting and Old Abes Choir will sing
some Of their choicest airs. See advertisement.
The Board Of Officers of the New-York Wide
Awakes met last night, at No. 6lS Broadway, and
made arrangements for the parade on Friday night on
the occasion of the grand ratification meeting to be held
ri Palace Garden. The various Ward Associations
will participate in the parade, but it is doubtful
whether any visiting Wide-AwaFes will join in the
demonstration. The arrangements are not perfected.
The German Republicans Of the Seventeenth
Ward had rousiDg meeting ast night, az the Lincoln
House. The capacous hall could not accommodate the
crowd. DIR. Heue offered & ssries of resolutions
which were adopted haiiug the triumphs Of Freedom
il the recent State elections, and pledgng themselves
% aesist in securing this State for Lncon and Hamln;
and declaring that the honesty and integrity Of Gov
Morgan entitled him TO a reelection. They also in
doIfed the denomination Of VIM. II. Stewart for Su.
peIvsor and denounced Christian Schwarz waelder for
his opposition TO the election Of Dr. Breunnghausen
a Governor Of the Alms-Houss. They also indorse
the remainder of the Republican ticket. Addresses
were then made by Messrs. COnklng, Stewart, Little,
Frazer and others.
The XXth Ward Lincoln aud Hamlin Campaign
Club hold meeting this evening at Lamarire Had,
corner Of Twenty ninth street and Eighth avenue.
They will be addressed by good speakers, and there
should be general attendance.
A GREAT REPUBLIcAS DEYoSsTRArIoy The Is-
Republican Accusation of the Fourth Ward held
meeting at their old qusrters No. 2lS william street,
Dr. Nauman VieePfetideht, in the chair the regular
Secretary Morris Friedsam, acting. 1t bsog generally
known that the Hon. Charles s. Spencer and Joan C..
c mmeHOrd, the Republican candidate for Congress,
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