Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-07
Nrw York. Nov. 9

j., New YORK, Nov. :
III. Cvuny .W.uing- Unamimity Of The Republicans q
.Ntp York-COnfrmat,o % Me ao"o'e hes4'0' 80"
d.-.4ctiOn cti0R-.fcti0n.
The Meeting held in the Park yesterday afternoon,
under direction Of The Democratic ConVentiohs, "
receive The report Of their do'ngs, was exlfaoruiha'ny
thronned, and with the exception oil some three se"te
rpff.ns nnder paw of The Wings, who occupied 'he
nla,form erected By the Committee, more enthusiastic
and unanimous than any meeting ct the k'nd heiu
during The last four or five years. FROM the pot''cc Va
! front of lne CIV Hall, upon which we stooo' u Pet'eI'
s;yh, Of The meeting, during the meeting, was hau
Instead Of organizing upon the roslrurl, whieh was 'ne
ori1inaI intention Of The committee oil arrangements,
The officers were appointed on the marble piatofm .
the steps 10 the main entrance OF II ia''' eo"'n IT'S
n fall v;.w of the vast multitude congregated- ms
was n ;udicious movement, and proved concinsiVeiy,
that of Ib,se who came for rIotous purposes there were,
al told no, more than a hundred Of the thousands as
senblsd OF that hundred, fifty we're upon The stand,
and lhe other flty Immediately IN front OF 1t win the'r
faces turned towards the roslruin' ana consequent,
with their hacks towards the audience. The thousands
nn,n thousands OF upiurned faces listened to the regu-
lar proceedings, sank into insigniilcance ana contempt,
the few wre,ches who were thus folled IN iheir alte.nP.
at disorder by changing the point oil organization. me
report NJ ,le COMMITTEE, read Ivy MI. Sheppard, was
nt,en,;,s,y listened TO, and the question was taken on
e,cb candidate separately. The Assembly ticKet was
ratified with hardly n dissenting voice. Inc Candidates
ror Co,n,v Clerk and Coroner were confirmed without
onnos;,,on. The friends of MIR. Wesiefveit showed
mncb strength and zeal IN opposition to MT. Atwo %,
who was reported by the Committee as The cano'oa'e
for Sheriff. but his nomination was also confirmed oy
the EXPRESSION ofthe meeting, so determined by Alder
man Briggs, who was the presiding oficer. -.
The ticke, being now fairly before the people, u -
our uIe.sure 10 say, that it is one which ought 10, ana
we hive no doubt will, command the unanimous sup
port of The Democratic party on luesoay next ~
vd r. FLOYD Jones, The candidate Tor senator, VINO
has distinguished himself for three consecutive years
IN The State Legislature, is deserving The unanimous
md energetic exer..ons of our friends. The report oil
the committee which we publish below, with the oM-
c;al proceedings of the meeting, properly charactef'Zes
the nominees Tor The Offices OF County Clerk, coroner
and Sheriff. The constitution OF the Assembly tcKet
c,nno, fail to be regarded with feelings OF no ordinary
ratification. A better one has seldom, II ever, been
presented to the people of New York Tor their sunfases'
Diversified as are the interests IN the Chy, anu Jim
cult as t is to elect gentlemen, who, from Their habits
mr. occupations. wonid seem to be identified with those
interests; vet, such a selection has been made, and we
doubt not the great body of the Democratic party mere
will Join with US in commencing The nominating 0oh-
ventlon for the wise, disinteresied and patriotic man
ner. in which they discharged their arduous duties.
They have shown themselves worthy OF the cooii
deuce of the Democracy, and have faithfully consulted
the wishes and feelings OF their constituents. my
have done their culy-it remains tor Us 10 40 ours
they have given US a ticket which we can consciei-
i,ously and zealouslv support, and we shall show OUT
selves REGARDLESS OF our high privileges as freemen, aud
failhless TO the principles we avow, II such support on
our part be not forthcoming.
In recommending the ticket, we do not deem II ne
cessary to indlvidualrze; although there are names upon
it, than which there are few more distinguished among
us. Who, for example, does not know the high charac'
ter, the perfect integrity, the admitted ability, ana Inc
unwavering Democracy, OF Jeremiah! Whols notiami'
liar with the stainless re p1tation, the amiaole disposition,
the popular manner, the purity OF principle, Inc con-
summate talents that belong TO SANFORD: ana are lhefe
any 10 whom the irreptoachable public and private cha
rac,er, and high legal a,'a'nments OF bosworlh are un
known? Glazer, too, a mechanic AND the mechanic ;
friend an useful and Intelligent member oil the last
Legislature. Ross, u worthy and estlmabie ci'iZen, n
mechanic heartily beloved and highly respected. And
there, too, is Carr, brought up a mechanic, a former mem.
her of the Assembly, the duties OF which he discharged
With honor TO himself and usefulness TO his constituents,
and whom the bitter, malignant, and ceaseless attacks
of his political enemies, while consul al MOROCCO, ana
since, have the more endeared TO the Democratic party
And then we have Mann, and Shaler, and Suydam,
well known TO US all as intelligent and esteemed cItl'
Gems. Burke, also, and Jansen young men OF high
character and talents, both members OF the legal pro-
fessicn. Let US not forget the amiabie and accomplish
ed Davizac ; whose varied talents and general attain
ments have won the admiration of all who have been
permitted 10 enjoy the pleasure OF social intercourse
with him; and whose qnenchiess love and venerasion
for his former commander and valued friend, the old
Hero Of the Hermitage, is as well known, and We douot
net. would prove as faithful as that oil Bertrand Tor ms
| exiled General at S.. Helena; and while it may enkln-
die a smile of derision upon The cheeks OF The mutual
>-~-; E h:"rrAlf and the warworn ve'r-"" -h"se
/ tfleDCSI1p lit is peIIuIstcu ~ cuJos, VIZ ohy oSi'C v
strengthen The attachment felt Tor him by those who
know and esteem him, and whose faithful representa-
tive he has on all former occasions proved himself
Last Of all, though by no means the least worthy, lei
US mention Col Fleet, formerly from The old Democra.
tic county of Suffolk, which county he has several
times represented in the Legislature Of the State
Col. Fleet has served his country during the last wal
with Great Britain, and is one Of our most popular and
estimable citizens.
Well, here we are, through the list, although when
we commenced, we only intended TO a!lude to some two
or three; but the truth is, when we had once begun, SC
much could be said in favor Of all, that We knew not
" where to stop. All, all, are COED men and true, worthy
Of your confidence and most ze alous support Letthem
democrats of New York-let them all be elected
But one feeling must now actuate the Democracy Of
New York, and that is to sustain in all their might and
strength, the ticket, the whole ticket, and nothing bu'
the ticket. The eyeso of the whole Stale are turned
towards US; for upon the result here the political charac
ter of the State may be involved. Up now and at them
Next Tuesday must tell a glorious tale for the ind'vi-
sibiii,y and indomi,ahle spirit of the Republicans of the
City and County of New York -lPiebsian.
New YORK, Oct 80.
GEN. BERrRASD.-A large procession was formed
this morning a, the City Hall, 10 accompany Genera
Bertrand 10 the Battery, where he embarked on boare