New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-15
Number remaining June 9, leeo.
MASS MEETING IN THE BOWLING GREEN

MASS MEETING IN THE BOWLING GREEN.
The Republicans of the First Assembly District held
a mass meeting in the Bowling Green last evening.
Tarbarrels rockets and music called together nearly
1900 people between the Bowling Green and the
Battery. Never has large and 30 spirited RePub-
lean meeting been held in the First Assembly Distrct
Mr. o. II. KoPP called the meeting TO order, and
nominated -
Mr.. s. GoULD for President of the meeting The
nomination was acceded to with enthusiasm.
Mr. J. p. BoYcE nominated the following gentlemen
az Vice Presidents
B. Weymouth, jacob p Marshall Peter wsrmsrs.el Martin
sS shcd sGU shooI D. Ba1bes Louis william
Collins Jeseph Manning NJ FOrdham r. hib6srd Jacob
MIR. HrsRY HILL nominated the following list of
Eversrdu. Warner Michael MCGOWAN Joseph scuy, w II.
scinhcimer John Whel.n, and R. 4. LanninF.
These gentlemen were unanimously elected
Mr. j. NJ COSTA read the following resolutions:
That we eh.euy heartily indorse and rsify the
Haoa q orphan con Of ss s Ss 'ads s. u.
the coming mani whose mission Is to the Goysfn-
s s Wss ana snS H.
toll accept him the true Representative man OF The cou
x is he stoe n ' b ss 1s b The
; 4, the q and e sS s 81
Ss B. honor Abraham a n Lin.
President of the United States in the
crisis TO the from the hands Of the spos
PRIDE the e sad
and swell the msjoy by which Abraham LINCOLN chosen the
ionS,a annlansei ~
o. That do IN like ndorse and rsfy the nomina
f9 ee o. Of In bis life and ps % we
the that he win the great
OF human freedom and Constitutional Government and ths. he
viii faithfully and ably sustain President Lincoln in bringing tho
BACK 70 that purity ana integrity whoh marked It's
That accept and Of the principle. laid down in
the resolutions of the Chicago Convention platform
which ell The friends oil Freedom and q an honest sdinsts
men OF the 1oTeInmsn can safely aiy IN united shoI,
Jceor and ho patriotic ssociatcs who copardzcd Their
fortunes their lives and their sacred honor vndste the
great principle that man endowed by his Creator With
s se1 nm nnrae s among those were me- 0e
That as okinr we hail with more than ordinary AL,
isacon the recognition by the Chicago Convention Of the great
pnneips Of LAM he'on so s'f we VIII ue sssry nssns
the hand Of that party which has arsyed sssin he cor
apt land eeusi9 who for bsye been quietly 9bbns
tile prsies Of the Great West the curse Of Land AonoPo-s
o ou 20 ., ,o an;, v ~ ,b s s; ~ Fee Goysr
mnnt' ~ fr' ~ s
That we look forward with Impotence the 4th of March
next when by the verde, of an indignant people the country
rii aJiaan cue dsnsssy winch bss mol oup r a"i
every principle and which very
s to make promises Tor no 0hef purpose than
a, Iaborins men We paeulay condemn the present Adj
insTaton hypoccal preensons Of economy and
form illustrated in making contract for me labor in the Pub
nc SOL. =. % .s - ~; II hi ., 81 tt a.
and Contracts ana Salaries are o nntonehed
Democratic professions behalf labor
shown only in this fraud them bat also in he in
which The q the country are hled With worsren
1o,ef haze MON o .ecyrs NC A' He"
ar 49, .oo.;,..a mill, ,hra. oho.r. o,
onnans soiuon' "eie WIN 'i''' '"'e'' ai'
III 10, Iosrpu Uox1r vas than ;otrod,osJ
fo 'oh IT,, e.. IL IIo,; ~ IL sa;d ,hat AZ.
!, md not bavo hedn safe for him 70 eoms
~ T;rl, Wara ra,oIn,;n had H. az
fected since tnei ny lhe seaay peisse,ce WIN "ica
mepn1eHLi Pr.es naa on 600 pu' aS ,aa V.
~ spone 70 III ms and We .. ~
s,, u. mI;sh so,b;,g The Democr.,s s,;J
thar we xvsn,ad 70 free the n;aosrs and BRING them
bars I'm, ,.e d not want n brS,, them her, or let
them On INTO any of tho FREQ TERRITORIES of tho conn
trv Ne meant TO preyent tbe extension of Slavery.
snd VIA had aoi man for President who could mil
rails enoncb 10 fence il in. IIoud cheersl Then ihe
Republicans were for the protection of labor. The
C,overnment was not worth supporting which
did not take care of its labor. The