New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30
FREE TERRITORY FOR FREE MEN.


GREAT REPUBLICAN GATHERING IMMENSE EN-
THUsIAsM.
SPEECHES by THE HON. E. F. WADE OF OHIO, J. c.
CARTER, ESQ, OF SEw-YoRK, And MANY OTHERS.
The Rocky Mountain Club of Kiugs Comfy held
most enthusiastic MAS .eing at ths Wgwan, oppo-
site the City Hall, Brooklyn last night Early in the
evening the crowds of Republican voters began to
pour in in the direction of the Wigwan, rapidly filling
mp the building At the time for the meeting to open,
dense crowd filed all the standing room the floor,
while the seats reserved for ladies were crowded to
their utmost capacity Without any adventurous aid
from musie or blazing fres silently, but surely, the
cizns of Kings County, who are tired of corruption
and extravaganza and who are determined put hon.
est men at the head of the administration of govern
ment in this county out in thsir strength and i'm
meme numbers, till the Wig wan was full iosde and
oat.
AZ little before O'Clock, Mr.. S. F. Wellington
called the meeting TO ORDER and introduced j. c
Carter Esq of New-York Mr.. Carter said, that
the time for argument had passed aud the time for
action was at hand. All that remains for the Repub-
hcsns il TO wheel into line the 9th of November
and give the enemy Waterloo defeat from which he
will never recover. He briefly contrastsd the posi-
tons Of the different parties and made humorous
position Of fusion. He was glad the issue had been
ALL and il will be settled for Aud if the Union
is to be dissolved because the people fl to elect
President III their own way, the people want TO know
It, The South say they simply want to be let alone;
but we have rot touched them. The real difficulty s
that we talk about them and raise the public sentiment
against Slavery and the public sentiment is against
tbs NJ they feel They will never be satisfied TILL
put down free speech and purge oar literature OF all
it's Anti Slavery sentiment. When we have Pro-
Slavery press, Pro-saveIy church and Pro Slavery
God, then they will be satisfied.
Senator WADE came in while Mr. Carter was SAX
ing escorted by the WideAwakes Of the Lincoln Bat
talon and the Zouaves The whole audience gave
him immense cheer, followed by three more, and
still three more rousiDg rafting cheers by the WIDE
Awakes An immense crowd had gathered outside.
who could not get near the building end loud cries
were made for speakers to corae outside. Several
geptlemen went out and spoke to the masses there
Mr. Wade after thanking them for the kind recep-
ton proceeded TO that men in every four years
were called upon to elect Chief Magistrate for the
country. This election is every year growing more
and more important. The immense patronage he
wields gives him mole than regal power and no
should be elected TO this office without the care
full dsration Of the people. This 10 moro import
ant now, account Of the issues forced upon u.s. and
which concern the very manhood Of the Jrthern
Slater. And unless resist this we shall become
minority of States and freedom will be crushed out
everywhere Since the Constitution was formed
were the issues so important as today We are
told that if the people shall select Chief Magistrats,
aud the people 20 on TO e5ct him, the Union is t)
be destroyed. This lie Of the most insulting claims
ever made on a free people, and involves no less than
complete change in the form OF the Governments
change from a republic 10 a vile olgarcby Yet there
are MT II among us who counsel submission. Had he
lived In the days Of the Revolution he would infinitely
rather have submitted to the claims OF the British
Government. Is this impudent claim to be made
good? Cries Of MOL We are to 20 70 certain
section of The country and ask them if certain man
is suitable He would say that any man is
a base traitor 70 the Constitution who cou 1sels
snch submission to principles IKE these.
He came from the West; the great West that was su
upTe in itself and he w2s proud % say mat from
hat great empire no man ever came who boosted that
be would violate the Constitution. You could put mp
he great ate from which be came at auction, ana 1t
would brig enough 10 buy twc-tlrde OF Inc Slave
states and you need not value the worthy Tree White
nan at more than hall much "a 4 Niger. We hear
rom that ANAL seciOn Of the country OF ouch things rs
,outhen rights aud winnings til we are getting a 1T
e impatient. Bat did you ever hear Of anybody VI
laiiug the rights Of the West DID you ever near !
hat she had any rgdts Bat she lies there quiet but
jQilsnt for The safety of the UuiOni and when any
tate sball attempt 10 put into execution these urea
icy VIII find there has been sleeping non there lie
,ebed iret 70 disabnse public mind Of certain elau
srons Teporte ageDst the Qfeat Republican party u
said IL il a sectional party. lie utterly denied that
ch was lie fact lie defed any one TO snow "heh
ey had ever meditated Injustice 10 anybody or any
ctiyu He knew that no party could stand except on
r b7siaI of instice And now as tLe Republican
.rfy are going 20 t3ke the Gdninistra-
n Of the Government 10 themselves, let us
TO Il that we 90 not founder upon the rock where
: enemies have split. For they, by appealing TO no
sc Of Justice much higher than that Of plfates, nave,
q he builders Of the tower Of B3bei become con,
,pded. aud thew don't undtrstsnd one another. Aud
Ts nj iDto tie saue weakness, Or, rather, wicked
.s. he sane hts viii follow &C. Bat in yiacicat9g
Repoblioan party from tie foul charges, il wonld
necessary 10 20 back few years. lie would not
Or-n0t because the Democracy bad not sits enough
answer for but lie would not 60 further thah ioJJ
esd moi tel Them that coDseq Ient on ths territory
Lired by war with Mexico, the question arose,
aT fbould be the status Of tbese TeTitQrissI Inc