New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-15
WV YORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY NOVEMBER l5 1860


,, m election ,t,, the vote for Resi,er would
Nj s't s sss. G Sa rss Ta afs iiS Of
nie ard already we are engaged n ns Hs sa",.
rnililai.d. Lord applau'e BE never can De c,l,
didte q The 9sm,es'y oss ana nom na dn%d to
defeat il must be when he has formed new cagis win
lie Republicans. and pOued them a. an equivalent i95 s
s hort conngs ,uch Of his eIye followers a. may De d
srd enough i ~ s ?, CsndSae whom the south can
and acceptable the National Democracy Of the
victory he votes Brekinrdge and Lane and
Eehs The contest has become IA 81 Sn iii he
rn,d the great naona party Of our country and around MS
81 ne 1s m nS % the obssuy and pitt
i'll I'm potency wi cb thu meanness folly or corruption ma e
SIsd for 6, ,1s to f be- deoleS BY the SOUTH That
ore.on be dealt with by our friends there sna 20 3e
IN heir honor rshom, chiye we are ready
,,d contend for ard msnan all .hif nm. ~ any eo
trgIcy, but to give the struggle even one ray Of NOPE S
the est and persistent cooperation " III .ney %
We GI be days. GG Of % our c'ua
come the did spectacle Of unisa sna
Iy Which dow '9e Gsg ro ' pe ~, h,ys too long d.
urb,d III Tlece the ton',l Ii Nm b, %
eican a zen IN all parts country shall under s wise
efcron protect for all bis property and az eqDa fa
s e F:5 a q soR a;s
ce aud property by all the ties Of rsemy ana goa
ocrfc Of Tie North by all that good In past pesent or ia
, al von 10 r,t the fate Of this battle Ours Is
cu non canl The attack made here Tus' the defene to
w. ~ I'M ,esit the enemy succsssfuy have stood by
yon; stai by and notwithstanding The imminent peril nov
tie common country we will thus survive me shock
md prcserve paired this glorious Union Of free and equal
States composed Of free and equal white men, Loud
h making this appeal at the present unctge we are i9peed
no, only Nv the already preened but by the ev
drCe daily arcrnua that even uncertainty as TO ne course
The South will ruyue seriously endangeing various Ia
t,ress rdeIirg probable commercial revu)n Tar more
ard d. trous THAI tba 1885, from the effects Of which
We lave scarcely yet revived Such result would be prodlc
tive only permanent injury to city and all the Interests
dt,drg ~ H. but all thousands Of aborg
Zen ocsiic brethren during the coming utter II not Tor
ou brethren IN this state who have 90 noby stood by our
fog the canvass tender our heartfelt
Our numerous, but they are honest fearless and
horoc They compose at this moment the only democratic
u TO Generate doctrines will long acknowledge
,ot It or INST in igr obe repoe but AZ once and
,I rtno.t dl,erce prococd to perfect en- organization
fh'oughort the city, State and nation, ana pro
rt brisnt victory hope that nothing may to
pry,It achievement adm sable aud when next re'd'nt
United States Is to be- chosen those States may still remain
toale the bond of union which connects them now,
tie tie being made by the wellestsbed enforce
n,rt Of the political creed which distinguished the National
Iemocraey -
IHlLlP W ENSSsSS,r IoS ~ RY ~ b BKUMN'
JOIN A. slEMLER THADDEUS r MOTT
JAMES S. LIBBY JAMES d. FLYNN,
'"E GENERAL ' 6. ". 'ssMyiIrH Chairman.
W,n!i sr.;sT Secretaries
Loud applause followed the reading of the address,
which was adoI ted unanimously without debate.
On motion of Mr.. Libby, the Chairmen Of the
Executive and Finance Committees were appointed
S. ccI Committee to communicate with Messrs Breck-
inridee and Lane on the subject Of the present crisis
II was aleo resolved that 800 copies of the address,
printed in pamphlet form, be circulated among our
Southern brethren" Loud calls were made for Mr.
Brady, hut lie declined speaking, and the meeting
adjourned till next Monday evening.