New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-02
,llss MEETING IN COOPER INSTa-
TUTE.
Speeches ty the Hon. r. II. Cutting. ia"
Hon. Edwards Pierrcpont, Msj.-tie".
Dix, ana Mai..Gen. Sichics.


Dix. ana Mai. Gen. sickics.
Last evening the great hall Of the Cooper
Institute was crowded 10 overnowing with slch an
audience VIC lave lot seen at Democratic meeting
for many wears The solid men of the Democratic party
in this city seldom attend political meetings, but they
were out last night Every seat and every ioo; II
standing room was occupied.
The meeting was called TO order by Mosrs TAYror.
no nominated the Hon. Francis b. Cutting 10y prcsi.
dent NJ Cutting was elected with enthusiastic unan
unity as were the following;
vIcEpaEsIpEyTs
Cry OF Erv YonN-M,hse! tisloefer, Cyra' lAwion,
Alex. I. stewart, Dr. ssuL c. Ellie, w. H. Weh fran
RS rion, Gusiayas \. Conover ueo. ko9ft'' hoo,R Is
Rooscyci Nn. hcNunn, heoy 4. in;ils, Dr. A. h.
Hesih. j. :. stewart VIM. A.tor, Coo. 3. buiier WI:
sand. Wa. y. HayeineyeT henry Edled leno S'sor 4:
H. Lyon. Dr. W. W Sanser, jeremiah liley, ki.aA.d
Geo. w. Glaze john E. Deyia IT. q chonsi. Geo. Il.
Yam CfG. J. &. Hayward. Wn. hib5afd Chas. irony.
oRSy 3 rRoso. II bapay i"' Maya ii'cgsHS Tns@s.
McGuny, Fancs P Fnmal9 Potter ,oopet James H. VIII
Theodore Roosevelt, y. :. Coddnstoa. hri \ Na,ntne.
96Aee AyS a n Is sss% ss VILE MSS 9s D.
Burgess Nathaniel Nyee', i'omas feer'on " J.m, H.
r. Appleton. Hiram WaIDndsc seymour Jones, William
Hurbnt Joseph raasrd. Robert r.. Mleay. Or John ,.
cray }. j. ID. Mctrccor John Mes,"fsd Andrew iismsu
Harvey snow, Azu.h e. fagg' Chailes IA. smith r"s H.
lfarOeck. r..
STATE o. NEW YopK- AlisedM Wood Kings Samuel p
Iohrson' Kings G. J. BerFen hnE james u peyece,i9
lNings Joih > Macnesi hMs zen H,,halt y. D".
Nesciestcr Francis srxu Westcrcster; Beujsmn Bsy,
Henry W shaw, Daiehrss l. H. Mesi9ro9s lls1'si }.
Kechsm, IlsioTj Caleb Day, Or~ene b j. lich Hfoene
BENZ amin Nelson, Suiyani James Brady Albany teotgo
Downing Albany john A. dhssoi, Eeusseiaeri g. A. Ne
Arthur Rensselaer,; Nm. H. kuEgss Otsego T. j. byrann,
Oseso; VIM Lsndon Sch0hlre' =. w. shaver scbohhis.
lon A. Cory, Saratoga a. D. Wall Washington II. -
Tyler Oswcso; George Bartlett. broomei ID. d. Bullock.
soni H. Wiber Oene*eei seih smith Wsynei A,eAendef
Oroit. Sebon O. MCumber Erei JOS sherNood. Chsa-
,auana; A. Andrews franklin A. L. AgDsdcu. tnnklgi J..
" Hal Ouondago :. D. Dllaye, onondagai e. A. Foster,
j. Jefferson; L. :. Lansing Jsferson
FKoA OTHER srATls.-Jacob Wilson, Maine John n.
Smith n H. Levi Underwood w.. Benz. j. oessiah Mar
Chas Jackson Il. J. Dexter Il. Wright. e. 1hOs ~ Her
Robert Turner, Md Reuben WhaIey W Va John Clay,
nv. Edwin Johnson, Tenn Il NJ. bishop ohio levi Hub
hsron Beysrd IN james Middleton, No. Joshas Troy
ton Owen, Cal. Francis kenly. Oregon
SECRETARIES
Harry C. Psg. Oscar Wogdrua, William J. Lssne, George
Discover Jas ~ McCmIin Geo ?. Biglcy, Andcw laoh
NJ N Walsh, Henry B. Wilson. Aug. n Weller, rbO' WI
;on Iho' Martin L. 81 slHy; is.ip0 s, n1r aa,s.
John Scott. j. =. Haywood
SPEECH OF THE HON. FRANCIS B. CUTTING.
Mr.. CUTTING was received with great ap-
plsuse. He said: am very much obliged fellow.cii
ton 70 address you this evening for arrangements have
been made which win give me the pleasure Of intro
iucng to you gentlemen who have given this subject
their fullest reflection and who VIII be able to lay their
views before you in fuller and ample manner
than can DO They will expIain TO you why it Is that
many citizens who would otherwise prefer to remain in
he Obscnrty OF private life have In this great crisis ~
counrys history come forward for the purpose Of
why Il Is that We who have wintcred and
Democratic
reject the Platform which has been presented "a
BY those who assembled at Chicago lApplausc.J Thor
policy IN reference TO the question Of and peace
ignominious that nnablc b. follow tbcf Bat
when looked ut the political principles which were
lravn mp by them, we found that they we're still more
and still more destructive 10 the inter
gnominious sentiments which the brs part ofthe reso
ations announced CbeerSI We como here, gentle
men, having no interest IA whatever In the present Ad
unstraton or in the next one other thaE TOE interest
II ctzeDs welded 10 their land whose whole he al
their hopes and the hopes OF their children are cencred
in the result Of this dreadful Rebellion. We come here
gentlemen TO say 10 you that stand upon The pat
form upon which Gen. Jackson stood when in les he
was supported by the Democratic people ofthls country
opposition to the pernicous eoctrines OF Calhoun
hich ore now again brought light. and which have
produced this disorganzat0l Of the country. 1t 10
iganst those doctrines that VIC protest IL against
the principle that any Of the Statesour newly born
Ney ada for instance-the offspring u the couRtrytbs
soil onrs the territory ursbFoHgh into existence By
BUR Goyernment-ifs against the principle that che
ca reject AT her own will and pleasure. regardless ofe
will and pleasure Of the rest OF the States Of this Union
find nyseN iDsensibly making speech. when had
not intended. {" Go on Cheers. The task will BE-
etter performed By those ~ BIO follow me. have
hing more say that this Is the question thai
was fought In 81 fought then In the shape Of Nulhca
lion and OF Secession. Gen Jackson declared and ths
1eope stood By him with inAcxibity, that this country
,hoah never be divided upon that issue. lCheen.
4 nd what was the resnlti The great WILL the tIl.s
atriotsm, the unfincbing courage Of that great
down that rebellion without the necessity o; rings
ausket fCheers.l VIVA, the doctrine subse-
ueny Of those who csiued to be Of the same psryi
They declared that Secession Of itself wrong; bet
hat there power in this country 20 redress thai
wrong that there was power in this country 0
uel this rebellion, which the President Of that
ay unfortunately placed there by the Den,
cratic party Of that day. declared 10 bs
rebellion without and without hight.
ND gentlemen trust that have upon better
INES. 7 trust that when we reject the platform d
'bicago. on the ground first that IL 10 hun.latihs
the country and the ground next that 1t seeks TO
combination Of each OF the States in it, sovereigs
apacity-thereby in fact, dssoviDg the Union--thst
Il good men. and men, and loyal men, viii that
right In rejecting those infamous propositions
Grea. cheeringl Bat here again. gentlemen. fnc
zee EtRhfh Paxe.