The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-21

GERS were then appointed -
TTce' Presidents
HoRATIo MoTT, STEPHEN POTTER
DAVID SEVERN, Horace LoorBoRRow,
RUFUs s. KING, MARTIN BLANcH,
CYRUS w. Price, PETER f. Coon,
PETER " VooRHis, john b. HARRING,
JACOB q. DycKMAN, GEORGE q SMITH,
LEWIS RICE, FRANCIS " MANY,
FREDERICK sEDcwIcK
Secretaries.
ROBERT HENRY COLDER SoLoMAN ALLAIRE,
WIN. LowNsBERRY, JOHN NJ NILES.
BENJAMIN SHURT1EFP WHITNEY, ESQ.,, then rose
in obedience TO the loud call of the meeting Mr.
W. is a young man of energy and talent, and was
amongst the first of the genuine "young de-
mocracy" who set the ball in motion in the Ninth
Ward. He was received with great applause, and
said
Fellowcitizens am always happy to respond to the
call of the Ninth-the banner ward" Of the grea
American Republican party" When | see such al
assembage after excited election convened to enforce
those rights which belong rightly to them feel happy il
standing forward their advocate There is eatur.
connected with this party peculiarly grand-it il
who detest intrigue and corruption and fraud; tina
have never been polluted by party unsullied tn,
that shines upon earth. tGreat appause With
such men, who have become Disguised with party, W,
must and will triumph. [Renewed cheers.] They ar,
not only good men, but their principles sacred On,
the chief them that no foreigner shall hold office
this country The native of the soil is the only elg
Bile candidate for any office. Cheers. We believe that
there are men in our own happy country fully competent
[Cheers If SO, why employ aliens and foreigners
lCheers This party designs to overthrow corruption;
Tammany Hall and Broadway House, Good good" and
cheers;l the altar of our country have sworn al
legiance to her and her liberties If object then to
support honest and good men, it surely is holy and good
Cheers At the coming election we steer clear of both
contendng factions andbring into the field of charac.
ter and honesty, the people will elect them I'VE WILL
we will Our city tax is oppressive-our city govern.
ment is all Of order-and all this we want reformed
Our watchmen lampghters and even our aldermen,
old Epola and md Irpla TIpc
cheers Ibeeve, however the time is not far distant
when will become the popular party If it, in all its
primary organization continues firm united and ndepen
dent will triumph in the coming election sand honest
men will control your city. (Great appause) But as
there others here who will better address YOU will
not detan longer say many continue to watch the
actions ohose foreign bloodhounds who would suck
LIES blood There commissioned to do the dirty
work OF Tammany Hall and Broadway House, who will
secret themselves in your organizations and sell you for
mess of pottage. [Hisses say then watch them and
go in the spirit in which you have begun and
you must triumph Before set down would refer for
few moments to Young Mems Club" which has been
organized in this ward A roll will be presented at the
close Of the meeting and all who desire to join it, will
then have opportunity OF doing Thunders of ap-
plause, amid which Mr. W. resumed his seat[
The report of the committee on resolutions was
then read 1t was forclbly and eloquently written,
and embodied In strong language the sentiments
and principles of the party.
JACOB L. FEM, Esq, of the 18th ward, then ad-
dressed the meeting. He Is fine effective popular
speaker. He said
FELLOW CIrIzESs-ln addressing you, let say that
enough if he has been born in the sacred Soil of our
country 1t is necessary that they only who have been
born and nurtured here should be with
fence of our rights and privileges Loud cheers was
formerly connected with what is called the great wing
party II has said democrat party ONLY
was in favor offoreigners But acquainted with
the matter that he who says liar and the truth
is not in him Ceeers Look at the journal of the gal
vanzed squash[ Laughter and groans and you find it
calling the Germans to stand fast by the great wing
party Gentlemen wewsh to cast odhe trammes OF both
parties. ECheersl We are ready, repeat gentlemen
to against every other sect, well Catholicity
who would dare TO lay their polluted hands the sacred
the conduct of certain Bishop in this city who with his
five thousand satellites dared to interfere with public
schools. r. Three groans for Bishop Hughes'l Num-
bes of these aliens who perhaps left their country for
their counrys good have shores, interered
with elections and aerw ards claimed and received
the reward of their inquity. We will not say aid that
man, regard him an honest man, who receives
ney with hand and attempts with the other to attack
our country cannot find language sufficient to express
Dan O'Connell Fellow citizens, haye enlisted
in a glorious cause-a cause of which any might
capital they may make out of their abuse of [Cheers
II is the right and is taken up by the right
of menthose who have been called contempuouslyth
lower classes" but who in truth the pillars and
ground work of the Satisfactorily These men have
felt their rights aded and the rights of their children
threatened and they have to the rusoue.-Cheers
With strong and hearts they have buckled
their armor and will not lay it aside till victory has
crowned their eHorts..-[Thunders of applause Next
spring that victory will in part be Ours-["h wil-
and nothing less than 6000 of majorty-Bob Morris
majority will satisfy Tremendous cheeringl With
less than that would hardly call it a victory at
all Cheering and tcry lit will be 10000" renewed
cheering We will at least have IL OF the IL wards
can at least answer for the 18th Grcat cheering The
rights of American citizens have been basely barered
corrupt patizans have rode roughshad liberties
Why even the grounds of the White House at Washing
ton are cultivated by whoml why, by Irshmen and Ger
mans Misses and cries of shame And we all know
that John Tyler has sent forth his Prince Bobby
shake every greasy dirty rshman by the hand in order to
lie vote RI al Oht nd chi
any man. matter who he is who would step from the
proud position of the Presidency in order commit him
S. Groans and Kisses Rchd NJ. Johnson too that war;
worn veteran has submitted thoughtlessly to the
vile set. Now say snot this time for every American
who has drop OF blood of the right forward
for the defence Of his country loud cheer and above
ALL let fellow citizens afX the damning brand of dis
honor that most detestabelet say most damnable
Of poiticiansWilliam H. Seward. (Terrible groans)
Let brand him that he may be known to whatever
mart of Gods earth he NAV betake himself Cheers) In
conclusion let say that principles the prime
Piles of fathers and have cause to despond for
moment Let us 90 on as we have commenced and this
second revolutionamost as great az the rst Cheers
will soon be perfected. Great cheerng) Mr. f. here
sat down amid thunders of applausel
GEORGE WASHINGTON JONES, Esquire, was then
loudly called for, and on the chairman asking SIS
Mr.. Jones in the room - that gentleman, with con-
siderable difficulty, forced his way TO the platform,
aud on his appearance was greeted with the most
enthusiastic applause. He spoke as follows =
Mn. GroRGE WAsHSGToN JoSEs.-Aiter the spirit
stirring addresses which have been delivered this
evening, 1t would be in very bad taste, indeed,
] TO trespass long upon your attention-(' no. no."
and cheers At best cannot hope to add fresh incen-
ves TO your zeal, furnish inducements
ton. My chief hope, indeed, is that may myself be
stimulated TO increased effort in this great by catch
ing portion of that enthusiasm which evidently ami
mates every individual in this vast
And what different aspect does this meeting present
that which characteristics the assembages Of the corrupt
factions which have come here tonight to expose to
the Just indignation OF every honest citizens This is
noisy tumultuou gathering Of men, named with all the
evil passions which paryspirt and party hate engendcr
No You all here in the character OF deyout worship
pers the sacred shrine Of freedom and your country
and every counenance can trace the calm, but firm
resolve-the sdev oed patriosmthe deepfet
for the cause-which proclaim, in language not to be
mistaken that every amongst us is in earnest and
animated by the right sprt-(entbusastic applause)
have said fellow citizens that this meeting presents
very different appearance from that of wing ocooco
gatherings. And know not how ii could be otherwise.
when whole system Of agitation-our whole mode Of
carrying this great campaign against corruption and
fraud is totally, so entirely different from the
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