New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-25
SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT REPUBLICAN
RALLY.

The Republicans of the Fourth and Sixth Wards
assembled last night In Franklin square TO raify the
nomination Of Lincoln and Hamlin: a platform h l
been erected in the square, and with the music OF the
band the blaze of tar barrels and rockets tne
souaIe. densely packed with upurned faces, presented
q scene which shows the enthusiasm that mas pene-
trated all parts of the country ana wiu sweep m III
umph through the land next Fall.
AZ little alter O'Clock Mr.. DAVID b. DwIRE called
the meeting to order and introduced the Rocky NOUN
ain Glee Club, who sang song.
Mr. H. g. IEAsK was chosen President and the 1oI-
lowing resolutions read By W. IA t s.,sby District we
recognize the Republican party a. the Sn pO ps
az rbt Of The South on The hard pledged toe other
10 secure the Territories to free labor against the desSans
RS That a. working we tender thanks to the
Members Of Congress their uning efforts 10 procuring the
Of the = % SD s h S s1S
recognize not only the 5Ss is !" sve that
| fayors the interest OF labor. Observation-Disclosures.
oused devotion to the principles Of their party as laid down
IN te Chicago platform and hail with delight the nomnai9n
RotSd That speeches of MI Lincoln him tn pos
sSy and in Senator Hsn we behold
o1s friend t sfRus0sp InSs sbe Democracy we
the disappointed Office seekers who no oager ao
ssJ We in,spTet as an omen Of success whom th
Gods wish 10 destroy, they first make mad"
The resolutions were passed.
Mr.. VM. III. Fay was then introduced and received
with cheers He ssid he always felt at hens among
New-York audience. The presence of the monster
ship IN our waters proves that the Atlantic 10 almos
brideed over, and thus two continents brought 10
gether America should receive the poor emlgrant Oh
a soil of liberty and not Of Slavery. lie referred u
the fact that Thomas Jefferson the father OF the Demo
| cratic party and of Tamn any Hail. had introduced
resolution into Congress 10 abolish all Slavery ante
| 1900 The question is now whether the Territories
| shall be given up TO the few owners OF slaves, o.
whether the people in their might, WILL by voting fo
Lincoln and Ilamlin, preserve them to free men, H'
| charged that the mpedments IN the way OF giving
thepe lands to free men had been thrown in the way by
the Democrat party and their policy was TO strengthen
the Southern arstocracy, 30 they might IN Tune sell h'
| white man into Slavery. But none but the poores
man should own the poorest man.
| There was a disposition in the crowd TO interrupt
and make disturbance during MIR. FIys remarks
but he kept them quiet and they listened attentiveiy
Mr.. T.. DELArIELD SMITH was the next speaker
He claimed the right 10 speak 10 wOrkingmen for h(
was one of them THE confusion and noise increased
till it was almost impossible te hear MIR. Snh; bu
after few of the most noisy were marched away 10y
the police, cOmpar alive quiet was restoredI lie re
ferred 10 the true Democrats IN the early history OF hf
nation who that the prosperity OF the country de-
manded that its Territories shoud be given TO free
men, and the same question had arisen now. lie con
trasted the policy OF the Democratic and Republican
parties and claimed that the latter had always Been in
| favor of the workingmen OF the country. Three
| cheers gwen for Lincoln.
| Mr. W. ii. ASTHOS next made spirited address
holding up to the action of James Buchanan and
| his party IN regard to Freedom and Free Soil. he
called for three cheers for Lincoln, which given
with will, and attempt TO interrupt with groans
was an utter failure, but an auson 10 Douglas called
forth cheers, and created considerable confusion.
Mr.. Henry Beeny, Mr.. Dexter A. Hawkins Mr..
McAuty, and others spoke, which closed this very
successful meeting in the very stronghold of Democ-
racy. Much credit is due the Committee Of Arrange
lnents Messrs. Fredsham. Martin, President of the
Sixth Ward Association Wood, and Dwre, President
of another Sixth Ward Club.