New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-14
Meeting for Fremont and Cochrune.


v.o,,,, for Fremont and Cochrune.
A meeting of tho supporters OF Fremont ana
Cocbrane was held last night Ia Hope Chapel to concert
measures for carrying the approaching Presidential
camnaigu. There was a somewhat scant attendance
The meeting was called to order by
EDWARD GILBERT esq. who said he was often asked
II this was bona de movement and whether they hsd
the intention Of running j. C. Fremont during the cam
paign and he could only answer that it was his inteh
ton to run unless prevented by death They had see
asked if radical change IN the Cabinet would DO sum
Gent but he said if they kicked ont the whole CABINET
so long they adopt that candidate for the fesd9nc
we will never suPport-loud cheersl-ior 20 'V WE
ne Won have him you have body without Ieau., W
have been charged with dividing the party anu throw
ing the Administration TO some Cope rhead buI Jo1
c. Fremont was the first in the heid; ne Is u ian oi
most undoubtcd loyalty who represents the American
character and idea other man on TINS son repre-
sents H. and If they at baltimore think ht 10 put up
Of exactly opposite ideas tho iaut Is teira s
not mine. II the result OF tue election - eu,h ~ vi
say the election OF "A disoyal man. COpperhcad who
would proclaim peace immedlatey ne 1--we hl9
seat, the responsibility Is theirs not ours II,
connr,f they have the fores ght and patriotism 70 m
dorse our action whether they meet oil chicago OF e'
where although they can 10 a. they please Dut hoou
not think we shall leave the field VIII accuse tnc pro
Me mo viii meet at Chicago the friends 81 Mt LIN
coin are in the habit OF doing for drew my blocu rom
"a Democratic stock and Was proud OF belonging 20
Iign
government. This Administration has proved eoneu.
siycy from the beginning 20 the present time thit
it is unit by its instincts ana e1nWDln''I nl,
tendency 10 rule the country. 90 IDs
believe that the President such members OF US
Cabinet as Nessrs seward and Blair have any love Tor
popular rights. zeal for securing popular ,pel, OF
Keeping intact such guarantees oi puDhc merry as
habas corpus or trial BY iury they do rot appreciate
the value Of them they would not nave tr si.s.uu
them as they have done IL cannot De SHOWN mat tso
has been the least necessity for such uetph-' iht!
had al the powers Of the civil law, and thh remedy
should have been used and not the military arm. L1ul
cheersl Their country bad always Deen an asylum
Tor refugees Of every land. and yet they had
man come here osfeusbly ~ lis own assertions nc
was compelled leave that country Tor lhtcl'4As III
IN the prosecution Of the sayc ade BY the governor
General and principal men Of Cuba bui because We Ie
toll ia dulnatic corr sfondeucc that this same nau
had fed tie conntry for fear u tie Just severity 81
Cuban laws against slave steaeTsa statement ue Nond
not believe 10 Mr. Seward swoTe it A voice nc !,
a great ,cOundrcI" Tho taken by An armed gHhIo
I'M the night and hurried OF 10 cana no
other Government on tic iace oi ttc gout Ngu ns'
done snch a thing. The storm ~ applause WIN Whleu
~ assertion u the Monroe doctrine was received NJ
baltimore vas the mot scething dcnun, htlon thls
Government had received Whatever pioi4ses AOia
ham Lincoln might make would make no difference 90
him for he did not believe he would Keep thcmi uut
they proposed man who, whea he made promise Wa
sure u Keep IT, Three cheers were ilen gwen los -
Dr. FLffys then proposed several resolutions adopt
ing tho platform Of ne Cleye.0nd Convention rs me
basis Of The coming campaign recommending ne ipf'
nation al W lTu tWlu. liitr- nih lI'lHffihk 'N'
p0inlmeni Il Committee 10 iaEo si.p ior meotl,
u be held In Cooper Institute g. rnty The ACTON o. te
Cleveland Convention, nnd pitdtmf ih- m'elng 20
organize themselves O. prevent such misuriune az the
election Of Ahralrm Lincoln. hgco cheers were
given Tor the speaker. and threc gr"sns Tor LlncohI
The resolutions passed unanimously . .,.,....
Mr.. GHBERT hoped they would hand IN h'ir names
90 the Secretary. "a. No Val street IheE need not
orpec, to have their work douo for them Ihers was
no central organization giving laws - TIE "hoe conn
try Inc other party I'D that. gentleman asked u
tley would take Brooklyn name, on tle committee ana
hr Cha!rmau replied they would take them from oregon
: II perenns would send them.
\ Er ID Plumb D. n. Brooks DR. Van Antwerp Pc
Ter e. su and Col /ggony NtTc then appointed COM
lmitieg VIII power h aqd 70 ter number :" oHis ON
| tho previous resolutions.
IKE CuAIaHAs asked Hthere wa Any more business
before the meeting, when there Weo iold calls ior al
Walker. on which
/ Mr. ID. Il. WALKRn 4 vermont came forward, end In
a few words stated his objections 10 Mr.. Lincoln ana
bio reasons for supporting Fremont Al tie CONCLUSION
/ OF his remarks. tie reai old original
/ Mr. WAFER made HIS appearance and NJ somo
length proceeded 10 stigmatze tbs present Admnsir1'
ton AS an entire failure hr. Lincoln had no perccp-
ton Of what necessary n the present Crisis nor the
frmness 20 carry II ont lie and bis Cabinet bad dis
! graced tho American name and Union and by their
ao,n n Slavery had done AL they could TO cheek The
sympathies Of the people VI byoPc. haa fIem.ntt
amaton been carried OFT the Rebellion Woulu NAY
been al an END two years ago Tho ttesiaent PVqla
could De- would rather crack jokes than ,hfl Ut "N'
/ Tho President bad rcpreyed two men who had Deeh
convicted OF robbng The Government Dht ihti" "".
always low feeling between two rogues. ~ mont
was the only man who what Was necessary pr iLf
State and had The hrmnoss oi purpose ~ car! % nH.
There could be no doubt OF bis being elected u icy
would work for lin.
Col FREEMAN was then introduced 10 the needing b5
M SHJPF and In a series Of dsjonted sentences pro
ceeded u say that DO would vote for Fremont because
be knew him as q teacher Of mathematics and friend OF
the people 20 years ago bat would not support Anccl'
because he determined 10 preserve his personal and
constitutional liberty lie said. "D-n ne, I'll keep
my liberty" II they wanted TO preserve tie country.
/ lei them stand UP for Fremont.
A yOnng man from the body Of the meeting whose
name we understand, Mf. Bscchus. then rose aad
proposed series ~ resolutions deuouncins tie conduct
Of the LOYAL League In promising the support OF hs
members 20 AiT. Lincoln.
Amer some discussion the resolutions were adopted
by the meeting which then adjourned.