New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-09
THE REPUBLICAN, JUBILEE
STUNeSaHr INSTITUTE CRAMMEs.
MORE OUTSIDE THAN INSIDE.
Speeches by Nm. {. Bryaei, n. {. Mccormick.
Chas, s. Spencer, Horace Sreelty, Theodore
Iilon, Jas. A. Briggs. John CoD1merford,
Augustus r. Dow, Rufus y. Andrews.

teld ty tee Oarg hens Republican Union last even
rg ID the Stu. vetG-t institute Gid 't place to us
uimost cspscity long before toe heuro Commencement
By u o'clock tie ooon hsd besn olosed OF necessity,
and the Gro nd Outside far larger than hst within,
fling tie bread hall and nearly blocking Bfoadwsy
Sneakers AID reporters led 10 through subterra-
resD passate DC entering 81 ium'ns-ly enthusiastic
lude' found On the appearance OF the Proni-
rent Republicans bey were eeted uit hearty cheers
Eepecisly was this the case with job. Comerfsrd.
who was received with three tremendous cheers.
Alta little afer half part o'clock s5r. VIZ CULLEN
BETAET made his appearance On the platform aud
th.Ie mnecisie]y rise 3 tremendous cheer acsomps-
ritd with grea: vsvipg tf hats ard when il was
noured that Mr. BryaIt would preside over the inset
irc the aIpsupe gain broke out reaching its climax
IN three roosirg cheers Aher the snIlause had par
tally srt'ieed Afr Brysnt spoke as follows:
H. FRIEsDs: Crest motives have called ne togtther
this evening. We ere assembled to celebrate an i'm
portert pcr, fnd politica victory; one OF the mOf
nrorapt il seems 70 me- that hse ever been achieved
tt Jounceet Of those who now hseu 10 me may hyo
to The nicoie Of Tire next century, and yet never wit
rees an election pregnant with great results as that
which I az been led We now stand upon the bstts
field cf the erest contest while erouud aud before
us lie the caIcsses Of The lsin. At couq1ertd
es tFat great ofcsrehy which has 20 loog heli the
South through submission and fe6r and has ruled the
North through TIE ueachery Of Northern mem and
lse tvrsppisfd eQuslly over both. Cbeersl You
friends animated by the generous impul,ss OF your
tine Of life have aided TO oe. the terrible blow that
haa stretched the creature the earth. Ii lies before
ue no rblA spd ghestly with s head severed from IFS
huge uunk and with al lie members dissevered-lfs-
Il IS tId dead it lies there; ard from. that death
there is 30 resurrection Great applars-l a Dew
era ia row inauourattd Thank the Lord the old
order Of thiDgs hss tassed away, pever we hope TO
r,trn new order Of iipRs begun AID there will
he DO sttemps force by blood and violence upon
The reaoeful Inhabitants Of unoteIdnp Territory,
bsrbaTous ztituoe which they indignantly repel
snd nit. ry sbhoT There will be attempts to
wTes from their owLe,s sry neiehbonDg territory l6
TIE purposes Of despotF and no more attempts to re-
vve that thing accursed Of God and man tue execra
BILE alaye trsde There VI Ill be longer any dsrUg
violations ard detapces Of the Law by which hat exc
crnbe utfc is piohbitc. There viii be no more at.
ten pie TO purchste members 81 Consrese, and pay OF
teu enacments Of lava which their own oonsciel ces
sapIroye For the TART which you have taken 10 the
pangur alton Of this system yous own conscience
net land you. lou lave not is ened to the mean
81 selfish sDegee ors OF ierest or 10 tue couoels OF
craven end ahtct fear and have put your hearts into
the contest and into your acts a. your eonseeocss
have oet&sed aDd your coDsrences vii turhiso yen
sudici-nt reward. And ! eZhot y1u, Whenever You
gre ten pt'd srdd sefnterest or by the couosels
Of coz aTdce 70 from the dictates OF cousenee
ard the law of duty to rmember how you have aet'd
OF on tire occseon and lei that remembrance strengthen
anc COZ irm your vure rave been long an observer
o. pub ic Life bnt never il rubhcfr and never have
seep any oourse Of light steadily pursued without pub
lie op lion coming around 10 that course. ant ow ing
these who pu .ued il with glory and triumph Loud
cheers This clouG which now bursts VII fer -zlng
showers over the whole l,nd | remember many yea
since little speck in the lmaneDt no bigger t1an
mans hard; slowly IL enlarged seu, and then with
greater raIidtv until il now ts the whole heaven,
thecoir down abnr dance on the hills a. thirsty val
ss TN the dry fields flied with abundant mois IRE
ana you, ny friends vi nov reap the harvest OF
liberty emo peace. Loud appliance Add nov, my
uds YOU Will slow to Introduce 70 you one who
Will spesk to you better purpose than can. call
uion Dir X. &. Mccormick 10 address You.
MIR McCoRMICR sgid he could not but thiuk that TO-
day every Am.rlc brts NED teer. lie mad a. "tys
been ~ ond be American; but there was al~ays
something for witch he had TO blush. Bet nov the
American people he'd showJ deesivaiy that they Goa
tidtr Freedom national aid Slavery secioual la 1890
ihey had battle in bich they had for their II ito
Free Speech and Free Sill " Then we were defeat
60. But st last sucoessful. Aod to-day whore
is Stephen A. Douglas, who acted ls could always
| tafe care Of Nr. LiDcoln Dir Mccormick spoke OF
Buriip game who be SAID was not so surely 'tea'ed
and mig get els seat after a He said that the char
acter q oI Abe increased the e of our victory
| But WI ere was tie Demoe attic rsrty-where the
par he mao nesd o. az wi nsG tSe
lion and the lamb should lie down together said mat
should be the lamb would be Inside OF t1e hon
| We bed seep the Know NotblDg Lamb he down VITA
! the Democratic lion. Laughter aud app'suse' lie
concluded by norg the activity Of young men durlng
this campaign and the establishment as tAe basis OF
/ national sc'lon of the po icv Of Freedom.
| Tie Rocky Mountain Glee Cinb 'hon Slug the
Republican Marseiles; trey cheer-d to the echo
| and were recalled. They then saIg Drle, altering
| il so as to read;
We've elected Abraham Lincoln"
| Mr.. CHARLES r. RODGERS, President of the \ ouug
| Men's Republican ion announced tba, the Unlon
! WideAyakes would witt Washington at the inaugura
| tiop In 8 new aid handsome Uniform.
The Hop. CHAs. s. SPENCER was then introduced.
He wss received with enthusiastic applause. lie com
menced with splendid Feferepce 70 the poet and pao
who presidtd which was very greatly applsnded. III
| then greeted soh Republican STATE III turn. Ire
references 10 Ihrois, PeDn@y lvsnia and NeS-fork
| we've especially greeted. We had taught the Com
| ulittce of Fire n that though they could bay
/ pcodf, THY could not boy freemen. lie hailed St;
! Louis the Berubisn city of The South: lie hailed
T. Thousand Republicans of Baltimore lie hailed the
| Republican Nj c. from Delaware. At TINS point MI
Greeley came IN, be was received with az imllense
outburt OF applause tbs auoisnce fish and waving
their bsfs amid their cheering.
| Mr. SpEECER paid fine ccmplimentto MIR Greeley,
| and retired.
| MI GErELEY was then introduced He was again
greeted with storm Of app auee which was pTo'1n2su
fr several iDut,s tbe sudepcs sga rising ana vie
il wrh ssch other IN cheers ard applause !nis VIE
foLo0ed by three cheeIs which Ia turn wac foio"ea
| nv The Wide. Awake cheer whlcc was gwen IN such
| yolume az TO show tie ccmpos ion OF the meeting.
BIr. GnrEIrY tad There Sic iewfestUres Of the
eoItest through q hich have passed which seen 10
ne deserving Cfgeview on this occasion, and on "neh
| | think tbr Republican party psy lock with great
deal a satisfaction In lbs first place. tins eole@ n1s
! proved ibet are rot q man woIsaipug parry
/" No no. Doubtless the preferences Of II ,ruyi
ny hearers, probably OF nsJoty oil n7pn 'lssiis
v.r no. entirely 10 sd 10 tie choice OF our cni'
dates We into THE contest not Tor mec, no, AZ
en- formerly did attracted by the brilliant ear OF q
Jefferson, ia, ks0n, CAV We went MO eu''
| and wa ned by the gsys Of great prin-
rii6; AID we fought tie battle SUBSTANTIALLY on ths
or md OF greet kIiucple. have fcen great battles
fcppht wherein one Of the most important eem@nts
| n 1 hill