The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-16

the last two years-the motives of them-,hs ciTcuw
stances surrounding ,hem-and stand here ready to
the face Of earth and demand to challenge
lay before an nteligihe reason, on questions
of principle questions Of public why there
are those assaults from the right hand and the left
this administration say challenge here another
bench broken down and furious hsh took place
between Custom House officer and Clay man, chal-
enge continued Mr. C. reasonable any candid expo
the administration How did it begn7 On what does
rest Furthermore, beg you to recoect In what and at
menced. Go back with me to the extra session
Of the last Congress. and consider what was
men, he is sccused-sccused of what7 Whv the
accusation at that time and from that arose tho
cusaton-there is and has been other, and chal-
lenge proof of any oherhat in refusing to sign In
testfying disposition to refuse to sign the first bank
guilty of bad faith That the imputed cause of the
quarrel and again challenge every mans memoryi
that existed then CHEERS and confusion) And you
60 to that time for the Of The quarrel You cannot
struck the first blow and what the cause assigned.
Now, gentlemen, discussed that question in Congress
started by two members OF the of Representatives
and challenged them specify the grounds OF the accu
Tysr ensage to sign bank charter Nos "no
Was not known to the people that he was against h'
ter and verse in whig addresses. in whg speeches in
wing resolutions in the speeches OF william Henry Har
knew that he not pledgedt to u: s. Bank!"Thrse
cheesfor that" Kisses and great confusion And gentle
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here the point where strikes to the heart-what
the reply to this challenge of mine The reply was
" True, who elected John Tyler, knew that he
pledged bank publicy-we disavowed the United
States Bank publicly but we entertained secret covert
So mark again What that reonder imported That they
who had this secret and concealed purPosea purpose
wenino the election with this secret but dssvowed
purpose perpsrated fraud upon the people OF the Unit
that s@ses " the %hs SaA Why them
furious warfare on the administration = Is it
the u statesa Why then, this quarre1 C"fhe second
veto Well what of tha3 There no distinction in the
ton is still the "a in the gallery and great
confusion? The question is DO the people OF the United
son 9s' Nc pSy desire %shsr
Cas-, Clay Jackson would nscrbe that on their ban
peat the question why do IsupPose there
men here OF all PARTIES OF every shade OF opinion
now ask you upon what do you quarre' ask you in
terrogae your hearts and ask you whs
agitaiing this Country the chsenge man
in these United statesb he high low, wise or smplea
that Jew" followed by another fight the entrance
and much conasion2 1chalienge any man in these U.
seors 1 ms CHAMPION ap ntesSis for%
OF the principles, Of the measures. OF the facts,
ns ussn AMY hs ensssd n This
against the President of the United States to
"a 1Hd ASK H Another
Voice John Tyler carries out the principle; Of the i'm
"A
Laughter and great confuson would gladly stand on
this platform and discuss with any these stons
scheme and others may say that they do like it, Gen.
temen, let look moment at that question: and ask
The spells Another. wo dollars a day and roast
beef" Laughter and confusion) once more appeal to
.eerr. Off all is not ,eouy Boston coalition axanst
the administration Cheers Kisses and confusion.s
most enthusiastic effect apparently by great number of
the audience not that the secret Of i'll Is not
personal interests, and not Of principles, not Of dis
cordant measures, but OF jarrng ambition Z For will
be permanently made to stand upon the point ofa
cambria needle what is involved in this currency ques
bench here brok dow in the gallery, and
Of great confusion ensued) There really assgnable
that before" and great confusioL) All the assaults
against the administration by interested 1t isa
interest you. Do you quarrel With the administration
any connection Of principle You cannot quarrel on the
ton the public lands which alone the wings quarrel
led with the administration You cannot quarrel on the
point which Mr. Benton and his friends creae'-I mean
the treaty with England, for you will with on that
give all your sy mpaths to the President of the United
States for his OF flag and our ndepend-
against the encroschments OF Great Bril-
tain What then remains OF the issue which challenge
any statement OF just Prn iPle-of great questions Of
public ofpolitca principles Under these
circumstances "a very funny voice in the gallery
4" Will you give glass of whskey punch daughter
and oonusion) call the people OF the United States
10 come 10 the rescue OF the CONSTITUTION OUery ieesru
less you be- OF the interested purposes OF conflict
ing factions, the constitution looks TO you-the demo
Gratis Of the United Sates-th mass OF the people
to rise up against the Interested leaders VINO would pnd
| you in hostility against that administration To you
we appeal Tor your support-your cooperation.
We call Tor your sufrages-A voice" you can't
have 'em" Laughter) And l feel confident
that we VIII not appeal to you 10 yam tCneers misses,
cries of"bah, put hiN out where's CooDel WeDof
;,, 10 &c, -; uJ"auo ;, I'd c es rs rn thp
naonle ubor addr.ss msn;fsst and doubt mt will
Ptnus 20 =, an;res n th ascnsson If his grea, nuh
lie question have no of our Won are the
counrv~the people are the sources of power-you are
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