New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-12
THE nROOKHyN nHMOCEACY IN
COUNCIL.
Cheers for ycfr. Davis aud Groans TOT LII"
coIn-Spcechcs by May"r
md IyJYes Parker md Page

and Judges Parker and Page
A mass meeting Of the Democracy 81 brooklyn
,as held Last evening in and around the Academy
# Mnsio. Notwithstanding the ia.n' tie Academy
xvss crowded The national srs which were played
nv the Rand 10 marked contract to the muse at the
,s,e peace demonstration in the Cooper institute,
tve,s received with an applause which was evidently
;ntend,d 10 be as significant the tricoor OF the
ticLa,s which gave Abundance TO tie platform.
Az \. ~ H. M, the President Of the Kings County
Democratic Club called the meeting o. order. read
the call Of the meeting which WAS loudly applsuded
and nominated as President tie Hon. MARTIN
K,LBFLkIscH who, after three cheers for George b.
Mcclellan. was elec'ed, and retained his thanks in
a brief speech. He said that no stronger evidence
than the strength Of this meeting required To
show that the peopi, hsd come To know that eternal
vigilance the price of liberty. 1t was their duty
to discuss the acts OF their public servants al Wash
iugton. :. Come rght out J! " Show them up
black or white ~ IS citize"s of u free country,
they should guard thgir privileges and protect them.
The Constitution of the United STATES made ample
provision Tor the tral and punishment a.
any violat0Fs Of its laws. Tie suspension
of the writ of habeas corpus would have imperiled
the head Of crowned monarch in Europe. They
asked of Abraham Lincoln great sfoansl, elected
as the Chief Magistrate Of this Union, not by
majority OF the people, 10 uphold the Constitution
which made him the President OF The United States.
IL was upon the promise OF Tree press Ahd Tree
s,esch for free people that his friends placed hin
IN power How well be had kept his pledges let
Forts LAFAYETTE and Warren answer. Tie Demo
cratic party had 10 sympathy with Secesslonists
[applause or with Abolition SITS. Great applause
.1hres cheers for NallsnGig CHAM CheeIs aud a
yroan If the gentleman wants 70 say anything,
let him say IL IN q manly manner II be prefers TO
mug Ia Higger baby to white one. let him ssy 60.
f''Three cheers for jeff DBvisw Cheers and
1issesl IL the Administration would pro.ecute
his war for the purpose Of restoring the union,
.hev would have the support of the Democracy.
f't L. that n Republican T. D." Parkerl' Parker
A large nuuiber If y!ee-Pseode'ts and SVcrela-
-ies We're then Installed and the following resolu'
lions were adopted
Whereas, The Nation (. in peril well from The assaults
,fRe5,on the failure P'aessd ysy .u'iair
Ehe,,a. rh per muireni. calling FOR tie voice and
b, o. every patriot 20 es.s no ou5 TIE nio1 ss Son-
see tguri-t Their tie peHcc A. Of hins. County
s. Os = We s'S s..Ts 5 SoS to b.
up for tho o. the freedom Of ne pc
pc. t ~ ne liberty Of tbs .n.c'n c,rs corJss t.
10 Constitution, against syesy aac'osehaeni ana attack
We deny tie b.re,y .hs, ,h. Administration the Gov
,nm,b hoda. the contrary tha tie Government, is be
States std 81 sverS States Tat a avs IN accordance
va tai; e'r'..s VII e'Jsga .uI s ed r,
sn, e ,n.is5 u~itb,r 70 cor ob.drnsr or resfect D..
.sas> ,esoyersns people, snd by permitting S'
yeesms TIE .uNj.e.s OF military d..r o,i.m lApyAas-
3 TIA; oDia!on the Proclamation II Freed, 70
svos by tho President O. the tnied Ststes the son
II de WIT % hsbess oopu, arbitrary srre.t and near
s-,sios Of ozeu the su,peps On OF stveIs newspapers
sad he "a, u mail .n,s.'a T. osasi' .Ae military
81 Ceasa' L. ss'aneis1sW sea sp!auel sed a. .nlai
acts. due's voisil. q tae Consultation Of 'h' tnee
state, sad without sahonts OF Just; hsVss
vAa rKce. soeh hey aei''s Inn 'as Temporary sup
eort Of ,nhil sfy force w.ihoutisN.
Ihss me letter OF ms eea'v 10Y Se> uoa TO the
Albany cc;r called 80 thr Th. Of rec Iv4sch fee
ms We ,ossiIs 10 iis uisly prote, sgtl ,hr *
,Os. q usorpca and sroi'Tsy power ID. s Il P.:o.
That people have thus FAR submitted tie Illegal
Of the Adui'ttson t'csu.e Trey u, o.
laabe 5esslsgs OF liberty. .esu,e they wap1ia
eoassss to re,. The q is~,, p.veI sa' bsn
tbsu.., ..s o coanTy fiom the 'eq1ehee' 10
Witch sueh 40: ia. v,t1y w. 49,
lion tbs aion The best ly be the -,' hope Of
popuiI e'd FOR al wrong' WITCH msy have been
on,rni, evils which may exist Wi seek ,crrs. Under
Iss gnsu,ion and wnn the tpicn by The yrsc,sl bot
powerful aseucJ Of the snise Of sise peos., Af4ls
f,c,d a. taa.it !. The day q lie cou,tuisd Aois
q ths state lhst - al e0aa.i!s0Ea This
fh.t We oar dsciasiion Of s'tsehnent to Oh,
Union ed ing to it, frleue. @ereve found oa 'lwsysr
u bo.tliiy aud that God Willing viii stand by Tie
,iution and lave Of country and their ..crd
,ti.d v M rasinsin defend liberty and ii.hf.,
peI.ssly If can. fofcb five must Cies eh. .iias
The fret resolution, which was, 50 We are for the
CaiOn aud the CoHsutpt0h a6aiisI AL theAAIes,
was omitted.
After three cheers for JEFF. Davis,
Judge A. j. PARKEE was introduced. Afcr a few
words complimentary To snn7ry fair women and
brave men, he proceeded 70 aTflRn the acls OF De-
potism which had called this meeting toge her, The
re ut acts Of the Administration III the West had
Ar1asod the people as Que u.an 10 Tesist thess en-
croahments upon their Igbts. Toe recent arres. "
Mir Nailnudlgta p, seized IN biz own house at mid
night, and carried awav by armed mon, under the
dirsci.On Of a military iyTant Three groans for
Barnside bis trial and senieLce, irrespective VI hs
sediments. mad stirred up TIE people oi the repa3-
lie Even portion Of The Republican pTess o. emily
condemned il. He quoted from the Editor oi me
EUSning Pot +" We don want thai condeIn
nation of tue act OF Burnside. Here a leading Re
publican press admitted that the tribnnsi winch as
sumed the night 70 try aud convict Fa.lsndighap
had no jurisdiction over the case. With 'his
and similar Republican admissIons, the President
hsa instead OF reversing tie sentence, changed the
,eptencs 70 Punishment ia the Southern States, an
outrage even greater than that OF Burnoi1e. Fray
where was the authority for that ~ was an insult
20 every civilian In tie NORTH. II war intended TO
be the grossest possible outrage 20 him. judge
Parker reed VallaDdi gbans letter 70 the Democracy
Of Ohio smid lOud applause. Ho said thai Nsllan-
tizhsIn went South u prisoner In the bauds OF his
csptors AID with true dignity be sald 10 the Rebe
officers: " am eilzeD oil ONO AID The United
staie.; ] adj not q friend % the Rebellion; L sur
render IuyseN a prisoner Of war. The qne.iiOu
involved was not whether VallanGiRhatn wac right
or wrong in his peculiar views out whether the
people would tolerate such q violation Of the Con
stitatloD ana the lsws. No man had night to
question his 10y atty; he not friendly ut si to
tne Southern states. What bad Le cone more
ttan they were doing that night. Persons
had been sent III disguise bear and report hun, Gnd
he ssld nothing except to discuss freely rs b. had
right 70 DO the actions OF the Admins ration OF the
Government. The people were tbeii nasIers, and
had night TO catl them 10 account anc II they did
not perform their duty, to turn them away when