The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-27
THE WOMEN
10 THE REfUBllCAKe OF
KINGS COUNTY.
Guard well the liberties our fathers have %


At about eight o'o,ock Senator pooltle made his a
pesrance the ps.foI M accompanied by Messrs. VIM.
Pert, President David Dudley reld Joseph Hoxie, Ed
ward Fisk and L. q. Andrews.
Tho meeting having beea called 70 order IN the usual
manner,
The PRECEDENT said that the Rocky Mountain Repubh-
Club heli their nrst meeting that night They would
listen, FIRST Of all, 10 bear short address from NJ
Couch after which he would have the honor Of intro
ducing TO their attention Senator D0enie, from wcoa
sin.
Mr.. CorcH then addressed the audience IS follows
Tho Rocky Mountain Club was formed 10 tho campaign
Of 1865 10 aid IN spreading republican principles and TO
obtain for them the largest pasibe number Of votse 10
KiIgs county and vicinity. II Toes become us 70
speak Of the efforts then made the meetings Ueid sne 10
cuueKss distributed and enthusiasm aroused. Number
ing members by hundreds It's nlnsDce felt 10 al
pats Of county, and "a was open 70 Republicans
without qrtssloniDg their antecedepts concentrated
power which We believe, accom- p,shed DUsh sooi All
vasion Of "free Territories for freemeD," and
. Will 70 work Tor that noble principle wherever
work was to be done. The contest OF winch
the ooromspcemept Is now upon she same
parties, and the issue the principle Though
rot successful IN that campaign, such po~er for free
dom developed ana exhibited that the pro slavery
democracy have been driven ON their prey the spread
Of sisvery has been checked and the Territories remain
as they then were. Kansas ,s not yet Ssse the
ton 10 the extension Of slavery into the tree Fern
tories yet remains TO be decided and the Homestead Dill
yet law OF the land. four years ago there
need for the efforts OF the club, there the
peed now for steady erDR. xcve work For n
reasons the organization Of the Rocky Mountain Club
has ntinued with occasional meetings, NJi again
taxes tbs ele and calls upon you 70 join IN thH work
We propoee with the cooperation OF the Ashan Repub
can Club OF tbs city, to procure the erection Of large
building, sus o.e for public meetings, upon plot OF
ground sresdy hired for that purpose, anu for which
half u the psceseary funds have contributed By
few friends We also propose - hold pubic meetings
TO- the discussion by able soasers of tue poca ssoes
Of the day 70 OBTAIN circulate republican documents
" re bcnn clubs 10 city apo coaply,
upon Long Island wherever there snail be openings and
generally ell proper ways 10 fellow citizens
the i'm Of the question issne, that
fullest support may be obsined for republican prmcipes
Are willing 10 sid ia this work? TIE coudton OF
noe rship club s sim ply signature 10 ns con
tttutien, as evidence of sympstby with political
matters; and We ask every CITIZEN, woo IL wiling :, 30
what he can 70 prevent the extens Of slavery into Ter
rtores free, without regard TO former differences u
JOIN usto work with us; ano when victory deciaei
for freedom and the Ightas FIRMLY believe Heaven
has decreed eventually shall oewe rest from
labors with the ennoblng assurance OF having done
duty.
SPEECH JANIs R. pooIrrx.
Senator DoonrrE, Of Wisconsin, was introduced, aud
rising to address the audience greeted with loud
applause. He spoke as follows
Fellow CnzENs-We are on the eve OF ouch struggle
you and have never struggle which Involves
the very foundation upon which government res,sa
struggle in which there u.s. and there be neutrality
Every who thinks and feels, and to maintain
the Institutions under which he lives here in this republic
must take part tn the coming contest (Cheers) He
cannot withdraw himself from 1t II he would and for
one assure you, would not could renewed cheers)
tell you, fellow. citizens, that it God reisos
in heaven, there revolution going on in this country
Viii has already made considerable advance is pro
gress which, yness be arrested and overcome, Just
certain to undermine republican institutions that
live. (Applause) We must take part this contest, II
love country and love its institutions We would
be false to that country false 70 Its institutions,
and guilty Of mra cowsrdice II we did not
take part in that ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS contro,
VAN M In Chi hupn thnPa io and
there can be neutrality, he tina. is Dot for
against us in this contest Fellow citizens the queeeon
70 be determined In the coming contest j. whether that
party which for the last few has control Of the
administration OF The government, controlled BY one
Idea, having but one distinctive policy is sl 10 have the
Administrator of Affairs whether II shall resisted
overcome put dorn ana tampled unier feet O.
American people II We fail 70 the policy OF this
ADMINISTRATION and 70 overcome it, have got light
the battle OF he American revolution aasa for the
same principles are involved in the Fellow CT
before proceed the discussion Of those runda
mental principles which involved 10 the coming COZ
fict, must beg 70 CAL your attention TO aters
which are nov trsnspr,ng The organ Of this psrty s
assembled city Of Charleston 70 lay down ia
platform anG to Nominate It's Candidates Fro the Prss
dent Of that Conys nuon, Mr. Cashps the Attorney Gene
And what i. that' That may no: mistake he
makes Of. Speaking OF the republican party which
opposed to this party, whose ieaders assembled
labor 10 overthrow the constitution under the false and
nsidous preence OF supporting IT, tbose who aiming
TO produce in this country permanent sectional consp
rscy- Iaorous SECTIONAL onspracy-of half Of the
States OF this Union spst the other hail. those Who
PEELED by the stupid and half insane spirit OF faction
civil war" Fellow ciizena can bea- to have tn, le.d
ers or this sniagcnsc party call hard Names they
may aenoaree us a. black republicans II you please,
out when they undertake 70 charge upon the republican
party that seeks 10 overthrow the constt alton OF the
United states, that the republican party Is a seconsl
constitution Of tie United States rndeftase 10 sav that
is utterly false and unfounded Appaure In CHARITY
Intentions With which he utters this fasehood bnt
l pronounce II . fasehood, absose unruth for
which there b not a shsoow OF foundation fIoud
cheers) Why, 10 1, not most exraordnsry ySss NJ
CJehng, who the Attorney General of Mr. Psrce,s
administration familiar with the whole history
OF the kansas aDsAcon the rise growth and progress
end the occasion Of the rse and progress and organization
OF the republican parythat ne does not koow any bet
ter than to axe charge like this against the republican
paryY You a,l smber, fellow citizens that tho ars
organization which led TO tie frat meeting OF The repub,
can party assembled Psburg, the State OF Penn
In pursuance Of call which sgued by Distinguished
men Of all parties up 10 that period In history II
signed by prominent men IN the w5ig party H was
signed by prominent and leading ~ho were assoc
ated WITH and who had always acted with the democratic
who was the Prefce n Of the Convention that assembe3
1T Pittsburg And who was Francis Blairs Toe right
hand man Of Gen. jackson during the Whole that stormy
ogsn Of the ADMINISTRATION the main supporter Gen
Jackson through that whole controversy; he WAS
emopg other distinguished men, who signed this cali
which organized the republican party 1855 What does
Mr. CushTg when he says thai the republican party
teenona hais,roos conspiracy against the govern.
ment OF the United States and the Constitution At their
very nrst meeting they put forward address 10 tho
Arnere&n people, In which they clearly and distinctly
announced Their doctrines upon that subject do not
sve 70 owei N denuncason; prefer to deal In facts
Ano tnAt may not be mistaken instead you, vii
Ieso you sentence from the address which was
put orward Al the first meeting which led to the orgsniza
ton OF the republican party in 1856 Hear what thcee
men sAt-'We declare in the FRS place our 0xed ard
unaered devotion 10 tbe consultation OF the United saice
to the ends Tor which was established and 70 the me
when II PROVIDED Tor their attainment We declare our
constitution, and Of ali laws porsuance thereof
echefsh profound reverence Cor wise and patriotic
men BY whom Was framed, and lively sense on Inc
blessings has conferred upon our country and mon
mankind ibrcuahout the world. In every c-ss OF a,,
Guilty and OF danger shsIl Invoke Its spirit and pro
claim the eupre macy of It's authority We declare our
ardent and urshske attachment 70 this Union OF Amor
States which the constitution created has hrs far
,he nT Ia b,,o5 ~,