New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-24
REPUBLICAN RALLY.
HOBOKEN WIDE AWAKE.


The Republicans Of Hcboken answered to the cal Of
the Republican Clab by coming out in goOdly numbers
at the Odd Fellows Hall last evening, Long before
the hour of opening the mseting the streets were
sbIsze with the flaming torches Of the Wide Awates,
who " ere marching to and fro waiting for their
brethren Of the bright aud shining lights. The Repub.
lioans Of BOboBen evidently up and doing aud VIII
give a good account on the day when the votes are
G. untfd. and the uaual Democratic majority VIII
6yndle away into nothog ness and vanish into thin
sir. TIE hail crowdsd not only by the m7n VINO
vote but the gallery well filled with ladies who,
though they cannot vote still encourage the adyo-
catss of Republicansn aud help tbs good csnss by
their pressnce Or the platform were Denuing Dusr,
efq., ex.Mayor Carpenter, ana other distinguished
gent emen.
ED in,r, duced ELLIOTT + SHEPARD, eco. Of New
York who resd several articles Of the Republican plat
form snd proceeded to show tbs consistency OF this
evows OF principle sud to hod It up IN contrast w,h
oc sry-ths latter only working on the principe OF
8 pmashipg the machnee." The people OF Italy are
teaching lesson the value OF liberty, which is
than ion, as brings about ne stlcest unoh.
Fe,d s ~ much better than avery for Ame lea as
liberty ia ihsp desposm for Europe The Democratic
party ia bloodthrsty party; look Tor instauce ~ the
fate of the BILE aid gallant Bioderlek, who fell
victim TO his defense Of Freedom. IL Ii not eSfe thu
political power in this country should be left Ia the
hands # such His slluson to the rec aciiou OF
mr. Pennington called forth loud applause. DE- hoped
reflect such nan on the aide of truth and right:
Tbey should sleci man who goes for honesty aud
sire instead Of the pistol and the bowie koifs. Mr..
epsrd then referred to the Covode report, ss chow
A. low Nj Bucnsnsn as Gle ted By fraudu lent votes
| in PENNEY wanna. While Mr. Saepiri was speaking
b.. HCbcken and Wet Hob ken Wide-Awakes
| entered with touches and transparencies, ehctng
outs # applause The speaker proceeded ID speak
Of the benefits Of the Homestead iii 70 opsn up tns
free territory u the occupation OF free homes and free
men Such q msaRure Ia wise AMI economist hs Oh
POSED to .. niisDti. ie- al lsils
| The Charm al next introduced JOSEPH HoXiE, esq,
who ues received vi the most v0ciferous cheering
Sir Hoxis CONNER ced by reading notice handed hn,
Of the death Of the Deroer.tc parry, lch dea OF
| lingering il'ness aggravated by severe attack OF
Charleston fever. pest mor,eu examination sny"eu
~ Entire aStence of heart The Republican piatorm
aaa fret form ed on boar the msyiower a1c Gem nted
! tbe plains of Saratoga and OF Yorktown. By toat
platform W. mean TO stand today. The approaching
election If of The most important tna' ever WVk
place 10 this country II Slavery Is blessing as the
eok 'dgees claim let it be spread but II not th7n
let il b. confined s present lniis On tnls point
here lie difference Of opinion. There are four cand-
datet i" the field row mr. br.ekl I s Is ns1,
iOI ed gentle uaGy man, who would not go tnrouxa
the ,ou,try stamping does his adversary IN the
Democratic psrty. He respected hin for the clnd?r
ii h which he asserted bic opinions. mr. Dou9as IL
Vipp thai he people should decide the question OF
>v.fy subject to the decision Of the Supreme Court
~hen be knew that this Court had ar 'ady
| decided the case. 1t wa, like the Dntch
jury alo bad the liberty TO think as they pleased pro-
id, d they thought as the COurs d Mr. Hoxie SAID
be hso ieeD l.pry Clay Wing for IS years, and was
i q sshsned f il now and he had always voted for
the principles advocated by thai great statesman. were
| liz 10 Wing frienrs going to vote this sssfenda
,cset" which is put before the peopsl No one csn
| tn whst they srs yoirg for. What d. H., y. q
I for thu Union if tney can eel dry goods Aod
Thank God that is al they can SELL They canhot ecu
| the voters; OF AZ lesst they cannot deliver them
lAIplause He wanted HE old Clay friends TO thiuk
# the iupud'Dce Of Mr.. Douglas, who aiter yiltyiog
Henry Clay all bic life now goes aoout tho uetry
shedding oc die tears bis grave. Let his old
frerdr think OF this before they Disgrace their chill
dyen Bat 10 addition the parties Of Messrs Brsek.
| ridge ard Doopas there IL very respectable Old
GeDtlemen's psr " who, after careful and prayerfut
h,ve decided that they arc 10 favor oil
the Constitution ard ths enforcement Of the laws.
That very 90 but does not every ore ees believe
| in the same thing They have put up Dir. Bell, who
wss very ectsble gentleman while he was alive
| but he has passed away and belongs to pas. age.
| Now. we have living Issues before "a, and we want
men Of nerve AID backbone. Mr.. Brooks bad been
10 Maine 10 advocate this ticket he got5O0 miles away
from home ard thought he could say what be plelssd
Al d W.T. Iot know il He said down there that union
| and con binaion must be made some confusion arose
nv the iut.TruptOn OF intoxic tied Belloera, VINO
| was speedily induced to subside by being led down
sairs of a patti tic man, to vote for s. A. Dougs
Tbs sas tue council OF Beil.Eyeret mani tbs editor
of sheet characterized by Bishop Hughes as the mos
y hlesttlat existed. Now they threaten the disso
| luton of the Union but not" rhst4nding ms th'
| ,api,alisis Of the cosntry willing to take loan
ne Government 81 per cent But We must VoV
for ore q there CANDIDATES. Oae partJ mas IA
! hoIe Of ,ltclpg their candidates their OILY mol