New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-02
CITY POLITICS.
CENTRAL CAMPAIGN CLUB.

Institute, the lar.e Hal # which was orow5ed Win
solis audsrce TIE p1stfo,i' was covered with Tsh-
known mep of tbs party.
The meeting wac called Is cres, at u O'Clock, aud
Mr.. Jotn A. Steveps IT,, elected TO preside. On tax
irg the ehsr be maze thor, speech, In which no
claimed TIE Republican parry vas the conservative
parry that the freedom Of the West wss essential 70
the interest Of New.Yo,k City. Aud be coDtinned;
TT 70 eover,ipp people know heir power. Woen tney
lose copfdeI in their leaders psIti's crumble ana
are seen nore their Usmes alone remaining ss niue
storee Of the progress If the nstion 3d. when me
Wbig rsrty Looked bs.k, like Lots wife 10 the
wilderness she left a warning by the way
tide. So when the ls'e Democratic piriy stopped
In her path TO listen to the siren songs OF Sooto'
sln pol'ieans She people. in the, ratia msroa ISL
Warning. And is their fate, heeauee they we're
false ire principles offree labor Mrch ants OF NV
York, your interest is peace. Trade stat nues
il times If excitement, AID stand aside to Itch me
rtsus. To-day 'hsre is susp-pse throughout the ltnd
Let Us end that by elc'Dg Lincoln befIre the
people l. there dsgr 10 this course then, out OF
This NIT IL Danger, We puck the mower Ssiety ls
III re any danger equal TO thai Of an election by the
Rouse where The PRESIDENCY can be- barered for pri-
v,te ierfss, the msdress Of afsw bfioe dSsenson
aud civil wa?
After song from the Linccla and Hamlin Glee Club,
The bon Galusha A. Grow Of Pennsylvania was in
trt ducea He said that nei her Dry Coed, nor Fusion
could prevent the election Of Lincoln. Tue Qdakers
had CO ne ont, aud Lincoln going in, AID there
would be piog wallipg and 2bashng OF tee h whsn
the country cafe Ia Atrabans bosom. But he
woulc net speak Of the bankruptcy Of tho Democratic
party or OF the assets Of Fusion, which would soon
he divided in the proportion Of IL, 10 aad Z. Laugh
teri He should address himself TO measure, .hch
me- az intimately int esled every Gan In the Republic
The Governn eDt had become POSSESSED, since lts
form alton Of abont 400 900 900 acres OF iaod, OF
which il he's sold 400 O0 600 lesyiog 900 900 900 uu-
hot ba with
they turseyed Into towns Of elk miles sqna'e,
and sod at such ms as the Pres dent should deter
NINE. PrtGmptos, ec'ua settlers, could at any UNI
after TIE suIve, piy for their lncs tut II ths, olu
not their faIms were sold TO spy who chose 10 buy
The doors wce psu to the sp cua or a1d 70 the
widest Ia. monopoly which evtr cursed any county
The Republican party demanded that ms sPecu;,
laiou 81 onld be etopped, ind tdat the land should
be secuted to The sctual setter. TIE Government
might rs oil sake off and sell the atmosphere as ~
stake off and sell the land. The idea arose from the
bandit right presumed to inhtre in kfg Iney asked
that the Gov erpmsn should iwpose no burdens upon
the men who, ty their toll, added 80 much 70 i's
wealth IL the So es which had been added 10 the
Cpop 81 COO 00C 900 had BEEN taken from the oockes
of the SOL f toll 5000 900 600 Of this had gone into
the Treasury aid 81 400 900 0O0 into the pockets OF
the svscustors We ark, d ,hst the Government
etould cesse this justice. The ht tong tc be done
in purify the Ieside was 10 make II co nfortaOe'
To do that we muet satisfy the physical wantti IL
occupants would then make It happy inducements 70
chine would then cesse AL that was Necessary to be
do1e las that all his Dgs should DC secured to the
workr gmen. VS. granted bounty Il these LANDS 70
our 90 oiea There were soldiers of peace as well az
of war Most Of the meritoriOus man OF the R-puone
were those bose battle field ia eornest vigorous,
peaceful life. They we're the men upon whom tns ma
lion must rely il the hour Of i's peril Why not ,hen
care for these men. and provide for them. Ioelr
hearts were the citsdels Of liberty their arms its
bulwsrk Invading enemies might take and ourn the
cies of the s.abobro but trey would soon be driven
bsfk by the hosts wficn would gstter fiom the in
10 nv oh nc he iONerLmeLt
10 make these men conf rtsble ald happy That
country wac the greatest ad mcst gloriols ~hich naa
the creates lumber Of coUf rsblo ard happy people
Tn, simple way 10 confer ulon these oen TIE greatest
boon of earthly life wac to repeal the land saes. Let
the Gov erDment in ia la icy adapt Its leglelauon
10 md ard inst prinoipes-rass q Homestead oil ny
bich any sctusl leT Of five years standing should
DO given transcript Of tide t. the auds which ae htd
occuued Oh psyi The eXpersss, whicd amour ted TO
abe nj six cents In the last session OF Congress
bin passed the House Of Repressptstves-eSery te-
pu, lican voting for il and bu 8 ven Denocrats-in
ei,ueIit the President 70 eel lands until ten years
afer they had been open TO prsempSIn. IL wa
etraI geo Ia the Senate. Had that oecope law sne
Buchanan would not have been permitted - w.eak III
vtngebce On the people Of Kapsss fr lot submtngto
biz aii mpt 10 entlave tbem Winter before las, the
Homestead bil received the vote, OF every keou 'ic.n
but ore and ,be people lett HIM ct home next Tune, Az
the same time the Senate preferred 20 vote S2OO
coo for Cuba 10 tsBirg up Vie Homestead bil A. tue
last session every Republican IL the House voted Tor
the Homestead til and q out OF 93 Democrats Inc
Senate, however got up what they called homeetea1
hin b, yhch tue settler could buy At y cents an acre
those iapde which the specustoro did not ~aat. Toe
Heuss could not get complete Homes ead ouii they
concluded talt LOAF wss better toau none
ard parsed that; then the Od Pabhc fddclohary
veto, that Oplg quarter Of the Democrat Rep
reeen afiyes bsd ever voted for the Homestead Bit
H. the last Congress, bot one man troa tue slave
States voted for IT, Why YVES II that the Deuocraic
party ouce the e4poDeDt Of the rights OF men, ah1
now slmost o a man against Homestead bill winch
uas .scueiveiy for the bene6 Of sorkiDgnen! Why
wss IL that The De uccrac psry hsd left It's OLD poo
ples al bsd pr, greFs 30 last ana 20 var why aio
the Drmocrs vote agapst me Homestead pnI pe
csuse il woula settie the Territories with men VINO
would not allow Slavery to 20 into them. Propose a
H. mefttad bill giving TO each man who had ten ne
proes 600 acres Of Ia and 1t wou'd pas Cong'ess
ny day tie Democrats had u lority lie iaoor OF
The South was owned b. 347 600 men, aud so long as
thy could control this Govern nent they could expand
tbir system sno the market value OF the labor which
thew owned We had TO decide whether we wou
sisnd yih ihtse peu vi tue Free Laborers and
their inerests f'he ed territory fth' coun ~
ere not g. cured 10 he Free Labo es we should 5000
see The melancholy spectacle OF huudfed thousand
fee laborsls going forth every year INTO Ioregd
uniry to Ind Diet scope which was aeiied .1ou ~
their own. The Republican party stood pledged 10
aver, this cslsmiy They were In favor OF free
homes for free mtn. Tie OIL, men who were oppo sed
10 this were these modern Democrats They We're 10
thew lad the sodsci,y 20 call The Repu'lic4n
rsrfy "riVger party. In ans yer u
q call for something about the Tariff, Mr.. Grow
showed why the Democratic Government had refused
to axe Tariff WEIGH u'd raise money enough 70
nav its expenses Tie DE mocfsic party was no ming
moe than 40 ally and tool for the slave power
Abraham Lincoln knew by the expsren, OF his yoatn
TIE evil effect Cf the slave power on the ring fee
man, M. Grow co Guided by goaing panegync
~ Mir Lincoln vbi,h wee received with usmerd
ous spoause lie said that or the 18th Of March mex
Lircdln would wall in cur Treasury with a leu &c
high and 20 strong that the thieves could not 9retS
tbs ugb and steal Loud applause: lie aono Tr, III,
| bsck the Government to its pristine parity. III W.