New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-31
MASS MEETING OF GERMAN REPJBLI-
CANS.

| A spirited meeting of the Germans in the north.
western part of the city held last evening at the
| National Garden, Forty-fourth street. near Ninth
avenue, under the auspices Of the German Campaign
Clubs of the Sixteenth, Twentieth, Twenty-frst, and
| Twenty second Wards. torcbight procession OF
more than a thousand, chiefly members of the Cam
paign Clubs marched, with banners and music, from
the rooms of the Sixteenth Ward Club, through yari
GUS streets, to the place of meeting, where they were
greeted, at near O'Clock, by an assembage already IN
waiting.
ADAM RoEDreER of the XXIId Ward called the
meeting to order, and GEORGE MASscHor was then
called upon to preside. MessTs. Robert Schroeder,
Geo. II. Msggersuppe, Fred. Skell, Aug Parthney,
Adolph LANCE, Bernard Hannah, Martin Straubinger,
John w. Marshall J. Ehret, II. Gerke, J. Nordens-
sehdi Valentine Kuhn, John NJ; Meyer, Carl Marx;
Messrs Robert +. Hillg and Gustayus Levy as Secre
| taries.
FREDERICK KNAPP remarked the difference in the
appearance of the Republican party to-day, from what
it was four years ago. 1t the genuine Democratic
party the Original Jacobs" The siyDs OF the times
indicated that the free speech free press candidates IN
opposition to the Slavery candidates, woud be crowned
with success though not without struggle.
| SIGIsMUsD KAUFMAN quoted from Douglas to show
that he not a candidate of freedom. IL was time
the minority should stop governing the msjorly,
especially when the aorty was In favor OF Fre',dom
| and the minority in favor OF Slavery The Ger
wanted free homes In 1864 the South would fl rnish
many Republicans. None but the Office seekin poll
tcians among the Germans woud have the imo' idence
present to declare themselves Democrats. 1T Ger
bad been eontendipg for the true pr ucpes
Of the Republican party; they were not spoi s-sees-
| Mr.. LrDpISGTos, farmer Of Sullivan County,
made stirring appeals, putting the question
whether the Germans wanted slaves to occup the fer
tile lands Of the West that the Republican par ~ sought
| to give TO each honest German workngms n 1he
hi'es, where Slavery existed were worse than the
slaves themselves in support OF which state nent quo
| tatons were given.
DR.. SAMUEL +. TsoHIRNER, on of the rev olutonists
of 1s4s made very sensible aud practical speech
the Issues of the day. The name Democrs cy sounded
pleasantly in the ears of Germans in rec objection OF
the troubles which they had gone throogh but let not
Germans be deceived Breckinridge and douglas were
both Slavery men, How shall man like Douglas
presume to say after the Constitution b, decided all
men be free and equal that the Jt ice OF Slavery
was to be settled by maortles IN atsr DRY. Germans
should bot allow themselves II be ineau ed.
| A letter was read from r. DelaKed Smith, Ado,ph
Do,ai and from the Fourteenth Ward Republican As
socation asking the attendance OF the campaign clubs
here represented at big meeting shortly to b. held by
A. j. DrrrEsHorfER thought THAT when Mr.. Wig
fall $ wig fell ais senses. did kseSsise, in calling poo
Northern mea vagaboads bscEase they were poo r
Douglas was not candid man. Breskinridge a. 4,
Lincoln we've. The German Democratic Cent "A,
Committee Of this city endorsed Brsckinridse, tn
Slavery candidate bacause they expected to win Of Ice
| by doing 80. Cries of Shame
The following resolutions were adopted, and abse
quenty several other gentlemen addressed the me. no
Wh,ea:. Slavery undermine. tn mOa,y Of n. de. an
toward ssDOai.m SaapSSs1y Issss pi AAh0n' dfe an
Whosos II 10 cur inaienabs right BY The lathe os',r
Democracy tJederson) guaranteed that all tue Terrific RE. IN
United States shall ea1 forever kEed eo lab a., a. m
basis Of national prosperity; AID
UUhered proper prsteetoa Of bone mdtryis essential
the deyeopme Of the Of infant States IN
Gemsn Republican CampaigR Club Of the Sxteent T.n.
Twentyan and Twenty second Wards In ma a. meeting
| ssmbied
Rred That It Is the duty Of every feep IAN and hon.
patriot to oppose the perpeuAon and hu'h er extension
R..ots.d Tia, win ss.is. with all on power aod me.
the Republican party since ind IA the g icsso Platform 4.
guaranty for the protection OF free labor protection
industry for actual set ers and equal sh
Reseired That acknowledge in Abr Lincoln Of InO
representative Of principles who HONESTY ia nvh,
and who by his great talents and ext aordnsry h,. r.
him self from hunoe origin TO ne exsted and S,in,ni.h
position he occupies at the gresen day. and We are
that In his haps the Adninis alton win become wise ~
| honest one. S WV "a
Resoised That In Hannibal An Of Maine the candidate,
Vice President We find one wIe BY his ennout talent. snd
egity has gained equally poson as stst~ans
and whc has rendered nyble services FOR his Country In
Stpste Of the United StateA ' =" "
Rs'red That We solersny promise and pledge ourseys.
worh for the election these candidates. with ali might
do not doubt that In thi eong campaign em
Democrats viii join no longer be sst
"a By the sTeaehs'0us lap'y Of the Democratic PATTY.