New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-09

Tn, y find that wen be Dide ddke enough to put them
lie, orr watchword be 1.-THE Un,on aud the red white and
blue.
W. have among our lpsdpr. Giant with the rest--
This iseuI galS DoreLAs, 0rea Cheeringl Line Ga" Of
Tu,h 70 greet bin wherein he passes through
For biz voice relied for Union ard the red white and blue
Kentucky ha, gallant son aboard noble bark
sEeehipese sPPlu Officer wso' sure to make his mark
For flag that Aoa for Union Ills the red white ard blue
And then have another, and statesman too is he
Who served hi; country long and we-thsts Bell loud s
And Eyer chte whose voice raised render what
To the emory of MAN who raised the red white ard blue
These are all coed and true mem so let us ell unite,
for ~it6 SUI gallant leaders to win the hghti
Wen tight but for the UIOn aud the red white and blue
W. 6aht to save the Union, and God Is on our sidei
We sh sgaptt fscli who would let the Union side"
Tt SsG SoT % It,. TWO loud
laughter
Come on theu boys let's chase EN-, for we're on their
They must be pirates surely, see their flag i. black
The ship icy black also ard tn kor i the crew
That would dissolve the Unien CT tho red, white, and blue
i"Good"l.
At intervals between the stapzas three men with
email fags one with /" Bell and Everett" distinctly
vieble upon it, another with Douglas and johnson"
and The third with Breckenridge and Lane" waved
them lDstiy.
Great confusion ensued but after few moments
JAMES w. GERARD esq, was introduced amid cries
for " Wood" Wood" Mr. Gerard said he did no.
expect 10 speak, but Minute man. he was ready at
sny TINE. He wss for fusion instead of confession aud
YVES ready TO stop at any time He had years ago de-
clsGed ST Casls Garden he would not follow the Adolf
ton leaders of the Wbig party though il broke in
pisoes and he bad kept bis word He would first have
q to Tammany, and he put buck tsil in his hat.
lie wss here tonight among Hsrd-Shells, SofShells
and some 60 soft they had no shell at all. They
a motley crew, as Shakespeare ssd, " Black
spi5i's and blue ard they would ningle az they
night Why were they here The Arab was abroad
Ishmae was ready to fight and they had
met resdy 10 wJest The black flag from his hand,
10 raise the white Union flag He was 10 the
habit of calling things by their right names, and he
called the Republican party hybrid monstrosity. 1t
was composed of Whigs recreant TO the principles of
Clay and Webster, following the Abolition lead
Of Seward They begin to cry crocodile tears over
The avee bat fasten the chains them for fifty years.
He opposed the Republican party because it was an
Abolition party. Great applause. In olden times
there was q Cyclops, who made prisoner OF Ulysses.
CyeloTs, had hut one eye, in the middle OF bis
apd pnt ouS bis one eve DO ' Won see the
r1crsli Nobody answered. The Republican
party had but idea that was negro and he called
them the one-syed Cyclopesn party Let us then pat
spirits an ong the Republican ranks, and he hoped to
catch them yet. They said all they wanted was TO
prevent avery going into the Territories. What
lie That was sl he wanted Bot take their speeches
and editorials Is that all Wm. ii. Seward lhissesl
wansl And Greeley, Kisses is that all he wants
And Sumner and their other speakers IN no, they
want to sbohh it by abolishiDg vested right, and
thus catch the dupes of the old Wing party: lie had
noticed the parade of the WdeAwakes with sadness.
was il iss for party TO keep up military organize
ton, when they could torn their torches into mus.
kets in five minutes. With oul views against
standing armies, no thought this WAS not wise.
Among the banners he one which told the story.
4" Liberty for all men. more Slavery AFTER 1901.
Ard if Ishmael is oaug1rated he is to abolish Slavery
in 1860 Ii 20, God awe the country and lshmasl
BE was opposed to this party because twas sectional
party. To make war on 5000 0O0 Of our conntrymen
ia treason. As he passed the satue OF Washington on
his way to the meeting, he thought there wa' sadness
about IT, AID he had vowed 10 bid toem beware OF
sectional and geographical parties. Appliance ana
cries for Wood" He opposed them again because
all their editorials and spec he's tended TO sggrd
va'e the South. He was not going o defend Slavery
in the abersct but ancestors brought here ana
Great Br ain il responsible for it. How could we get
rid Of ibess slaves there notmoney enough III the
country; and Whist right bad the Republican party 10
take his money to buy niggers with But they say
they will declare them free and back up their decrees
with an army Of Wde-Awakes. He did not care VINO
YVES Pr, side Ut but be felt for his country. de still
loved his country. But this Republican party cay they
are for The Union Suppose man marriesa Wlte WIN
AZ etfnl Of money, the husband fods fault with her
for spepdup her money and thrashes her morning. noon
and night. He says he don't want divorce but ne must
govern her domestic relations and thrash her as ne
n eases Now what are the qualifications OF Abraham
lincoln They are he has split rails. Well II ne looks
like his picture-aud that is not a libel think he
might split rails by looking at them. laughter
Thew say he is smart man. ASK John ncheon VINO
was in Congress with him, II nc showea nlnssn
statesman; or was he dumb ike lamb. AS far az he
coud learn sill Abraham Lincoln had done was 70
make speech here for two ehlllngs head. Lincoln
vss respectable country lawyer; and he could idrmsh
50 600 rs good from New-fo, to make Presidehtso
Tie ron "a tilt AGAINST Douglas and got beat. Let
Abraham as lawyer split hairs; and as backwoods-
man. split rails but he protested against hin as fresi-
deni, splitting the Union. They say Abraham Is an
hone - man. If honest TO his party the bIack nag WIZ
he raised against the South. But they say ne
won steal Old Lot could not find ten men to save
SodCro; bu: now The Republican party tblnk they can
he saved because they have found one man VINO won
steal Laughter He closed by calling upon all :,
raye and foreign born ctizeus-tO uDiie against ihs
sectional party He then offered the following resolu-
tons, which had been printed and distributed by the
Committee of Fifteen:
Rer,G That the thanks Of this meeting be and they are
bev n,ed 70 the Committee Of Fifteen who reported the
o Electoral Ticket for the wise and effective sbors and
.r .I Of he Electoral Ticket reported by them.
RrsoIred be recomm' nued 70 our ieIow-GtDens
10 convene tDor meetings the same pirt ta ant
mates the movement IN MS city sna t i S ie 10 co.
cCuespond with the Committee Of fhteeH' WIN VIC Wow
operation In their Efforts. .
CHARLES O'CoSoR, esq, was next mIroauceo' ne
said this meeting was noble response to the patriotic
cali rpade upon them Shall this Union cease with the
wear 1861 or shall 1t be perpetuatedI Ihat IS 'ne
question that organized the Committee Of fitseh'
They had come together 20 give no all per3on
ences and act for the Union for the sake oil ue onOn
We opposed by the AntslaveFy P tSe noanU
sttutionaiity Of Negro Slavery. ms y annouuoe3
distinctly. What we expect from thslr suoeess
Either that the South will submit TO Insult ana become
:; gCt snbeet provinoe and do this willingly, or else
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