New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-01

- ,.,a;n, one vay. We recognize him az the
man who in Missouri, gave occasion for Gen. si8e,
80 rs;on for the first time; End the man VINO caused
The reslgnation OF Fremont after bis second cam
ua;on IN Virginia. 1t YEAS Gen. Halleck, VINO,
wbsn Gen. Butler retaUIed from his glorious cam
naign in Louisiana, Prevented him from any more
occ1pation at the herd Of Union armies. ~ 10 TINE
that the people insist that the President Snail remove
the heads Of theVs departments. Loud sPPiaIse.l
Sigpor PIETRC, MaRcHEsE was the next speaker.
HIS speech, Which was In Italian, was delivered IN
low voice, ,Jut rose to heartfelt euiogium upon
Garibaldi, whose name was the signal for q burst
Of applause. .L;,r IN
NJ. VIcroR FAIDrn, Belgian, speaking IN
French. freely and with much eloquence announcer
the dangers which surrounded liberty and our coun
trv ON ali sides We should protest. he declared
with all Cur might against every attempt oy oespo'
Ism in any form upon the life OF free government
Of any form for all IeBuoiss were Mr. 0o Fader con-
tiuued in an eloquent strain, finding bis climax ~
the man who was assassinated by Virginia JONI
Brown. Tremendous and long'continued cheeIins.
He proceeded to explain the baneiul effects Of
Slavery, more fatal to the white than tae oaos anu
where and forever TO liberty equality and 70 VIVA.
was necessary for the security and full enjoyment
of these the solidarity Of the nations.
The President then introduced Mr.. +. Il. LAM
BERT, who said that the principal object OF tue
meeting was to indorse and ratfy the Emancipation
policy of the President great applausel, and 70
Show to the country that the workingmen were true
to the country and ready TO die in ito defense lap
pausel and yet, while the country is struggling In
The fight for Liberty and against Slavery, tresOn
raises ts comprehend and tries TO destroy the Gov
,rnmcnt because il dares TO interfere with the
blessed institution Of Slavery. The reason We are
not moro successful Is because there are traitors IN
our midst, and at Washington, in high places driv-
ing and counseling with the very men who are plot
ting the overthrow Of the Government. Applause
Bnt il will be found that the men who are talking
against the Government everywhere, are traitors a.
boart. lCheers That they sre.' The loyal
Germans, and foreign.born citizens everywhere, AJAX
of the President that they shal see Fremont, Sigel
and Butler at the head Of the Union armies
| loud cheersl, and they ask Of the President
that he shall stand by his Proclamation
and prosecute the war until Slavery and the Rebel
lion shall perish together. Applause And yet
we have in midst Hyookses, and WOODS, and
Vallandighams who try to weaken the Government
and strengthen the Rebels, because the Presdent
remains true to his promises and will not yield to
Pro-Savery advice. Bat the President Will remain
firm, and before long Fremont, Sigel, and Butler
will be placed in positions to strike telling blows az
the Rebellion. (Great applause
Mr. FAIDER called attention TO the fact that there
was delegation present from Newark who had
brought with them the magnificent red flag which
was displayed upon the platform. He asked that
the thanks Of the meeting DO gwen 10 this deiega-
| ton.
The meeting then adjourned.