The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-23

good man, but miserable bad statesman In his plac
the Almighty raised up honest in the person OF
John Tyler who boldly threw himself into the breach
and honest democrat he is deserving OF
support and he shall have it loud cheNrs) And his
name shall resound through every hill and valley OF the
Union Cheers.) We have met here not to celebrate
the triumph OF faction, but of principle. To celebrate
IN the distance (great laughter1 but truth and hones
(Cheers The sober second thought Of the people now
reverherang through this land in the election returns
cloud cheers) Fellow citizens the destiny of this peo-
e written IN the great book oil nations and IN that book
frm be resolute and trust to God for the result In the
words OF one Of our patriots,
Truth crushed 10 earth will rise again,
The ernal years OF God are hers,
But error wounded. writhes in pain
And dies amid her worshippers."
Loud cheers.)
Here there were uproarious cries for "Walsh, y
"Mike Walsh" " Walsh
MICHAEL WALSH then amid loud cheers and said >
feel that am quite unequal the task of addressing
this evening" but cannot refrain from expressing the
qualification feel at addressing this assembly OF ireemen-
Freemen in the best and pures Of the word Free
from the control OF any set Of men clique who would
ride rough shod they could and force their
opinions down your throas whether you were disposed TO
swallow them or not The present meeting and it, occa.
men. 1t is in the history OF the world when
free to think and judge for themsevesree from
all the Vaccinations by which old party men would sur
round them Cheers) Ten years ago this thing could
not have been done in part OF the United States and
Union but New York (Cheers) New York is 10 the u.
States what Paris is TO France-what ancient Rome was to
her vast empre(cheers) what the heart is to the body
(cheer and she beats slow quick the whole Union
has to keep time to hor loud cheers This being the
case not the duty Of every man in this great city who
help give and healthy public opinion and
to put ,wn the miserable corrupt suicidal cques tlat
preside like canker the party they daily destroy
ing. loud cheers) It high time that we should aoan
don the wretched system which have been submitting
to for yearsreceivng our political opinions as great
many of us receive our cothes-sscond handed oars Of
aupht af al M
this movement, the commencement of system that is
going break up every species Of midnight cques die
Cheers And the spirit OF freedom now calls you by
all you hold sacred earth when treason in the garb
the honest patriot John Tyler, who alone, unaided
assisted but by the sincerity and convictions OF his honest
heart breasted the Of tyranny reachery and trea
son. and like Siccius Denatus that noble old Roman,
placed his back against the rock OF truth and integrity
and the sole shield for freedom in most trying
hour-n this her last rampant earth-from midnight
friends that the persons who advocate these doctrines
and who in these matters sure to be accused OF
ofceseeking But their of these very
old clothes who have been in office since they
were old enough to learn roguery and, to Judge by their
Government office, and nothing else. Cheers and
of laughter) But submit to such dictation, and
hope you won't. Chee.s) Let us come forward and
will pursue the path of right and truth (Cheers) Never
mind what poor old miserable doctors of the party may
say to YOU about expedency. "Expediencyn is word
that democrat never should make use Of CHEERS
and great appause0 Why these miserable old expedi
ency democratic doctors would take the Apollo de Bev
iere and cothe him in an old foxy lnsey woosey cloak
pair of of Chatham street breeches and bell ed
hat. tremendous cheers) And so they think 70 aid
by estng it in my stery and id nonsense
oud cheering and roars Of laugherJ Democracy needs
none of this Democracy is simple and beautiful and
beautiful in Its pure and nnadulterated max ednes
(Cheers Then third party that is talked of there
can be no third party in this country. (Cheers am
iesutory to night, because am not we'll Cheers, and
cries of 81 go on.) You have most of you known me.
Some of you have worked in shops with me- and some
have in other situations with But you-none of
you knew me guilty Of mean dishonest, inter.
sted act. Cheers AMI cries no, MOI And whenever
performs a good act-no matter when where
when he does it dsnerestedy fearlessly and the
And say that if John Tyler does not receive the manly
rigorous and sincere supIor OF the young democrats
when he is beseged all sides by ruthless gang OF
and traitors for doing his duty, that then the
democracy will be wanting in their duty to him. and that
may look in vain in the pages of history hereafter
find any man performing similar noble and dnteresed
cts (Great cheering) As to the third party there
IAN be no such thing in this country (Cheers) The
Import which John Tyler will receive must come from
he young the honest the unaduterated democrats. |
Cheers) Not from those miserable, old hacks
f politicians, who all the time sticking themselves
the h al OF thing where they not wanted and
ng it down your threats whether you dis |
'oscl to swallow it not. Cloud cheers and |
aughter) And what is it causes these fellows to
AXE much upon themselves. Is it ability Why,
hey havn' much as would fill up athimble Cheers3
Is honesty Why they never had enough of it to hide
he of their natural born roguery for hour
Roars of laughter and cheer What is there but the
o.ary aG una, 'ney nave 81 MY years longer
anabterS And ali this time they've been wearing The
and ea,;nS the vicnais hcb honest men lIs von
md me ought to have had Uproarous laughter and an
,lause) And now shall advert for few moments to
ubject which have troubled you with before.
With the press upon me. have hitherto absained from
otong any thiEg against me that ever come from the
more ptfui, contemplate, degraded, corrupt, living
linking set of scoundre than those that
amrhter Gentisncr dom m;sMnderssnd me- Gnu n"rnna
ound to the reporters of the Herald" and Z" Morning
ost1 me present company Is at~ays excepted. Ierrhc
ty who have thought proper to attack me- One is Mr.
ames Watson Webb HIS fellow that unless good
United staes Rank r $50 900 which and another eouai
ern He's fellow that would write about temperance
with gallon oil punch in his belly; write about bravery
write about honesty with bride in his pocket fellow
nougS no smniov su"h d se was ,oo