The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-25

And they are all putting Sc. ,-.,
There is Dan oConnell you've all heard,
i.i He put for a repeal ... D.,
They put him into limbo,
And now his doom is sealed
And they are all putting, putting, SC.
Now we've put our heads together
TO put the Paddles down
Those demagogues that interfere
Next spring well put them on the town.
And we're all aputtng, sc.
Our seventeen Aldermen and Assistants
Next spring will put for the City Hall
The old Hunkers will cry out
Will no one put and try to stop that Ball.
And we're all putting, &c
Then the Natives we've put there;
Seamans two grey horses shall take them TO the Park
And if the Old Hunkers can't walk home
Well put them in cart.
And we're all putting, putting, Sc
Now of all the outings
The best can allege
Is putting of your names
To the Native American Republican Pledge.
And we're all putting, sc.
Mr.. DE LA RE then sung another song, and
speech was called for from several, but no one APP
pearing, the President announced the following
meetings On Saturday night at De La Reefs in
the Fifteenth Ward, at the American Star House,
on Monday at the old Watch House in the Ninth
Ward on "Wednesday the Third Ward meets, and
Thursday the Fourth Ward Natives assemble at the
Shakespeare Hotel
AT this stage of the proceedings a sturdy ener-
getic, whole souled Native jumped on the table,
shaking the deals to pieces, upsetting ink stands,
and H eTees s a
am not right glad to ace you tonight May never be
called Captain Brown again. and you all know me
that the Bloody Sixth" has done nobly and I'm Of
them ere natives that's glad on told you
amt spokesman but by my old coat Pm true born
gular genuwine native Republican American-(Enth
to y Se OF the me
you'll scald the Pope): The Pope be burned, say /
andy nj IN toll at is
trick; now tell any man who says So he liesVes he
does old cock II is trick it is one that Bishop
o they dont heard theywere coming here to use their
shlleahs and that's the why am here for guess
thresholdCThree cheers for Old Brown and down with
the Irish Paddies) l hope the next meeting will be
what ward it is held in but go your death meetings
and let them be quiet respectable unanimous meetings
such was held in the Eleventh and Ninth wards and
rather guess the Ninth ward was abumper(Yes and all
our meetings Will be bumpers0 They say I'm not ma
tive; now know you know am regular clear built ma
tive and mistake, and the man who says Pm not he
tells whopper-he does) Fellow citizens, my advice
to you to become well organized We have hard bat
tie to fight and unless drill forces every day
despite Of every clique bunker or catholic priest, Wen
e the
the brstles. Old Brown) No amt greedy, all want
All want aaf ~ers sen @ say ss
Well boys guess ia better give in to you, so don't
There's no backout in want foreigners come
and dictate to me by heavens, won't stand tl-oud
s you don't support SI TN me- why III stand
Bishop Hughes say Why, let lrishmen govern Ireland,
let scotehmen govern Scotland, let Engshmen govern
him tetoally id irst!-CThe speaker gave such an
energetic stamp with his right leg that the boards of the
ter burst from all in the room and for several minutes the
entire audience were convulsed). Fellow-citizens,
guess if stand here any longer the table win suffer some
cocked:hat; rather think I'll stop said no
spokesman, but Pm thinker, and tell you what think
get up such meetings az thissuch speakers such sing
ers and guess won't be satisfied with twelve wards
but as you say III gofor the nineteen-cheer) I'm glad
to the bloody Sixth turn out WE'LL and boys you
know you have old Ben Browns blessing enthusiastic
cheeiing).
After Mr. Brown had retired, loud calls were
made for Fem! Haskell! Goden Peck Pier
son! Savage! Fem! Hopper of the 9th Ward---Or
any good man! This last fired The nativeness of
one of the gentlemen. So, after hustle or two,
Mr.. LEWIS PECK came forward and said-Gentlemen
and fellow Republicans else disposed,
appear to say few words-Gf you can't give us a
Peck, why give us half bushel good measure) Il feel
proud this day Otis mighty to gathered around me in
the Sixth Ward such body of my countrymen. Too
long has the stigma of foreign domination marked the
my fellow Americans arise and proclaim their Indignation
at the insults which have been heaped year after year
of but thanks be to God and honor to the
day has arrived and believe the time has come when the
Americans born and nurtured on this free SOIL have
solved to assert their dignity and to rule themselves
(Cheers) Yes glow Of the purest enthusiasm warns
me as contemplate the glorious triumphs which must
follow the great movement in which we engaged
Too long have sumbered-too long has the symbol Of
freedom been wrested from hands by the slaves Of
foreign BIRTH (Cheers) But now we are awake-now
have girded the armor for the work and unless
efforts will throw ourselves in the
gap and perish in the struggle which has this
been for liberty liberty iUoud cheers
Oh Cod whose favorng protection led the armies Of
orefathes to the battle field and nerved them for the vic
tory look down prosper endeavors (Cheers
Fellow citizens we have embarked in a cause which Is
dear to every lover not merely OF his country but of the
pure and broad principles of liberty What is the
rh Imam owl to-
tell YOU is the oath Of party registered in heaven that
foreign slavery shall not suly the institutions for which
our sires spent their blood and reasurethat oregn
domination shall be subduedhat the priest and the Pope
shall not be the arbter of the laws which shall govern
and unconfessed shall make their laws shall elect
their own rulers and shall educate their in the holy
truths Of the Word of God, without. note comment
loud and rapturous cheers) Follow citizens, we have
work TO perform and ii must be done never We
must put down by resolute stand every attempt put
foreigner into office we must watch closely the move.
mens of the wirewokers Of both the wings and ocofo
and possible defeat their Vaccinations Be up and
doing boys of the Sixth Ward and you will carry your
ticket at the next election-(Cheers, will we will
know you can you do your duty. They may threaten
rs with the rabbe Of the Five Points, with the shleahs
of the rismen, who may be emerging every
ing from the sinks of that internal hole but tell them
no the native Americans have risen in their might and
they fear not club law.Loud and enthusiastic cheers
Let drop party politicians they be whigs loco
iacos democrats or suberraneans and resolve to support
the Native American Republican ticket at all events and
don't know our strength, do enemies know III
but they will be taught lesson next spring which will
aonsh them for then the voice Of the native Americans
Of New York will be heard and the second Declaration Of
Independence III be- signedCheers loud and long) Go
TO the ballot boxes, and there read the sgners(Enthu
sastic cheering) Yes the declaration OF the party
is Freedom from foreign domination, and the Bible"
Shouts We will not allow any of any creed to say
This your children shall read this they shall be-
lieve this they shall bow to-" No, educate onr
children and teach them TO be honest and hope in
dependent men, fearing God and honorng his laws and
the institutions of their native land Increased enthu-
siasm) Gentlemen don't be lulled to security by the APP
parent inactivity of opponents five do not hear tha
they are holding meetings, do not wonder They are al
ready organized; they have the wires already laid
and the magnetic telegraph Is party, place, and
power telegraph should be our Country our Consti
iution and our Common SchoolsU.oud cheers) support
the last and You save the other two(we willwe wiLD
Gentlemen for the last twenty years nave wtne
ed the proceedings Of Corporations, and never saw
one of them which had the moral courage to be honest
from the start They have been by.words or corruption