New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-25

OF State hss Ne allegiance TO the Uued sses
Government thst the people g, :as ,"es y up then
the iti-men Of The details Of tins " - Wv" W
they uii be .rsc-ins
E.ssed That nett IN imposnce 20 the ,so,..iOn GOaa
the selection II sbe honest and ba uen 70 De GO oae'
for tho several State County aud Muoic "mSss md sr,
shopd now be oai, consulted In making lou 'nsion..
The Hon. RoBERT w. HUTcBISGs, A'semoiymsn
representing this District last year. having ooeh i'I
duced alluded elo1neUily the spectacle 'I TWO grehs
cont ending armies in the field, snd genetS =;
canvass going thIong bout the Northern Sa,ss, =,
which the Union and the Prosecution OF the va
waS the common sentiment OF all paIties'
the Inherent patriotism Of The people. Ahe SV,'n
would have It's give no Ill without struegie, e1
never had there beeu precedent In history loi su,n
thing. The argument that there must De Two Con'eu
eraces, AID then there would he peace, w-s gross ~
Ogicsl We would not snbjugate tie SOUTH Out OH!
maintain the nation and flag.
TIE Hon. CH.RLEs ). SPsscrR was introduced ~
the Chairman, aud came forward amid applause MT
Spencer began by describing the prosperity OF Aner-
commerce before the war commenced and ailudiDy
10 the politics Of tue last election. No one would ever
ugaiu think Of voting for JOho Z. Breckinrlnge
igroausl ami, as for Lane, he had becons the on 81
thai lovers ike-a retired Lane. Laughter Inc
speakers aiaion Douglas drew forth lond ppanse
Whoever bis hearers might have voed ior Was there
. In this audience who could dispute the patriot.
i'm and honesty oil the President Of The UDied Stakes
lSo! snd cheers for President Lincoln. South Caro-
li,a rolled by an oligar by began ills infamous re-
voh under false Iretext, Ia viii sle was followed
by purchased Gulf States, paid for by tue Union The
fist blow WAS struck, ana the wss going on. HE
speaker admired Col Mulgans noble defence OF Lex
inyou in bravely lighting Tor fifty niue hours without
water. lCh-ers.
Burisd and cold when my hear. stills it, motion,
q cen he thy h.ids ,wcetest isle oi the ocesh,
And thy psiklng hsfds sng uioud with Devotion,
Emu nsvou'ern. Erin sobrsgb! lAPplsoSe.l
We had now on hand q Peoples movement, and u
ticket presented, which, if it sui ed the peo lie, would
be elected, One thing be would say he WAS confident
t would not 10 successfully made he means OF pension.
ing cid party back. Ia tue peoples service Applause
lie oosed by stenly cuunciaI rhe doctIue If never
stOpIiug the until The flag OF II nation raised
high on Fort Sumter. Then, aud bot tl then, could
we slng
FOREVER oa tina, standard Sheet Where breaches tho foe but
With fssmss. .on b,rs.h feet, and Freedoms banners
streaming Oct us u
The lion. Wm. w. NoRTBRoP was the next speaker.
Although il tia pact had bad elections coRvuring
the people with party feeling yet bxd alwsss gohe
home quietly and ebeetuy 10 tue recoghi lon
of those repres. ming a msoIi'y OF the people. HE
pr.,sp n,teed was the first distance IN which the
Deo, 10 molly repudated oil party connections aud assc
,iali,is for the general good II was none the less
manly act Oh the part OF both sidee. Democrats and
Republicans alike nurt now eoultlne III IorCldl uby,
10 puI down thir informal, damnabe rebellion Cbeer'
In our pIeseDt ele tion put The head OF oh Ticket
the nan,e oi Dai lei 5. Dickinson chetrs, who Was
the Al borue OF the time because he 70 molly repre-
.eutol the untiBching, unceaFlDg Tru,ecuon OF TIE
war hey ond hli thought Of compromise.
Mr.. BISJAaIS +. WORDEs, sB old man, made some
very eNcel,bt RENAL e. which gained him much favor
fron lie me.ling. lie spoke OF the deep sympathy
et for the cause Of The uuiou Ia Germany, WHERE 10
tie iy Berlin, great procession OF TURNER'S nsh
Amer can Consul, aud marched with II tIiumphahtly
hyiny through the Streets lCbeers.
RoBERI SHAssOS, uI., Slso made speech, and the
meeting then adjouIn,d