Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-23
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POLITICAL,

New York, November I5
MEETING AT TAMMANY HALL.-A large concourse
oil citizens assembled at Tammany Hall last evenin in ~
cordance with the call of public meeting published in
tue newspapers Major General Morgan Lewis was called
20 me CHAIR and Ihaddeus Phelps Daniel jackson
EsqnTes, were chosen Vice Presidents The President
addressed the meeting pointing the high character and
Fg a,n,Gg Grams upon public confidence aud esteem
le at The head of the Government and adj.
YeTted to the wisdom of the policy he had pursued and 10
e brilliant success which has rewarded his efforts Ma
Jor Moses next spOke and after a complimentary ausion
10 me Revolutionary veteran who presided on the occasion
ahu lew animated remarks upon the subject of the great
pouucal victory which has been achieved i'm This afe L,
the party friendly to the Administration closed bv
the annexed preamble and resolutions:
The Democratic citizens of the State of New Yorl in
e exercise OF the highest prerogave of freemen-Ler
electoral iranchise-hdve in the recent election been
g"S IN one OF the most important and exciting political
conflicts ever witnessed since the first dawn of orr na
al existence; conflict presenting the one side tire
democracy OF the State and the other am unnatural
coalition arrayed against it, the exhibiting an honest
front oil kindred spirits, bound together in unlimited conf
uence-the other an incOngruous mass diversified in i'm;
forests suspicious and distrusul The controversy has
o"dSeu-tne result has been lascertained The demo
cracy OF the State, true TO its principles and sn
cere ia Its attachment TO the political institutions of The
country, ana ardenuy devoted to that lustrious citizen
VINO so honestly and independently administers lis over
hent entered the conflict with pure patriotism I'm sun
port OF men and measures Their efforts have benn H.;
umphanly successful. The men of their choice have
bcen eIected,-men who will sustain principles and doctnc
cOnsonant to the views OF the democracy of The -
ana such as they believe will conduce to elevate orr ma
uoh"I character, and give security to the rights the inter
css and the liberties of the people
Ana whereas, after such rumph victory an olo.;o,,
"a Nv S'u proper ana IN accordance with long establish
ca usage, that we the democracy OF this great onols
sno"o commemorate the eventthat after an arluons but
uIcessu, campaign we should sound the trumpet of iov
ana ts echoes be heard throughout every section nj be
empire state where association of feeling and action
mas proved NE same glorious result. BE il therefore
heSofped hat committee Of five from each W ard he
aPPoned Tor TIE purpose OF determining upon the most
advisable mode by which the late glorious victory which
me democracy Of the city have achieved shall be Gale
oTsted-wlioh. on motion, unanimously adopted
On, notion il ordered that the committees he an
pointed by the chair ' 10 'P-
, ne following persons then directed TO consGiute
'he committees ~ the several wards, SC.
The President, Vice Presidents and Secre,ario, ro
upon motion, added TO The Committee. Several gentlemen
tnen addressed the assembage, after which the neetin
adjourned-N 7. Ere. Past
The New Jersey Advocate, who has fought the battle
following language: - . 'y' ~ VIC
we have met lie enemy and they-ainf ours Tbi,
y 'act winch viii not be dispued and one which re.
CURES no ghost to come from the grave 10 tell u.s. We have
Deen swAmped ia Pennsy yania owed IN Salt River b,,
we orkefs and are now high and dry Oh the oyersauob
a., olni-hore to stick till another four years
"e O'S u' again on the blO'vy Of polidcs Rut
"ha on That! the 'yiciors' have done their pretGes,
ag'9st We yanqushed and because they have eaten the
Pt"s' " Is no reason that should eat the bar The
ac - we have been wodIy licked but here no Use in
crying Tor split milk Simon Spatterda.b savs in 49,
pay, one good turn deserves another AS the beof s,
% W ''e sio,,oh so LET US say, the time the t,igse
comes ABOUT The long faces now, will be sprnk IN ,e
back bone then; and il we cannot even for the ,
eject the man Of our choice, Why our opponents viii ie
'"'i''-ahu 'ha' WIZ amount to the same thing.
from he Nashville Baunorl
n very serious charge hds becn preferred so,i,s, tic
directors Of the United states Branch Bank al Iexnoto,,
ny "Ihch seemed, Al first view, be presented In so
imposing manner as TO leave lille TO doubt lis scc
I"oy a'ugh from our knowledge Of The character of the
Gentlemen concerned, couI scarcely believe IL true
or william Thomas Buckner, IN statement under tis
bnatuIe' asserted, on the authority Of Mr. David Thorn
as Who IS SAID 20 he political friend of Mr. Clsv da, e
SAID lhOnas residing Bath county and A. go, wi