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


denoe) II didn't eons here to speak and wish you to
He then stepped hack amid cheers, and all sorts of
noises from the audenoeand continued cries OF alsh,
Walsh The President sg requested Mike to address
the meeting which he refused AID SAID 40 you suppose
going to add my influence, and that OF my friends
TO sustain meeting got up this was, when my name
was not oven inserted IN your programme )Crie: Of
After aditonal confusion, around or two in the
gallery and few benches being smashed,
Col ZABaisKn rose and proceeded follows:-Fellow
ctzensTke principles OF John Tyler-C 'bah0 United
statesBsnk shahD to discuss, cturn him outn did
insult myself (Whats the speakers namely All parties
should exist the hell they shoudO eternal vigilance
CO. w liberty. Fellow citizens, what's in name,
ga damned sight ] am a Democrat, always was, and
ever shall contend for but all that called Democrats
are no. OF the night stamp, no, you're specimen they
amt Cheers and misses and another fight the gallery
The Bank-;he battle held-John Tyler-feow citizens
misses cheers "what office do you want old Jarsey,"
great laueh.er-Tyler elected-Henry clay-Lo wndes
OF South CArohna-Bank- Bank-("O hell, that's ano Id
give us Sx Wss votes
back by Wing voes-Isie heres rylers speech Alder
man iowle,w You read III Mr. Chairman VIII y9uIesd
it, emo no." laughter and cheers My Democratic friends
Bank John Tyler is second Jackson, mo ne amt,
ID clear from it )John Tyler repealed the SUP Irea-
sury; therefore he Democrat, eyes, yes, no,
no,s cheers, Kisses, C'put him out,@ do you mean
THAR "Yeswe do all OF us'-Sub Treasury-General
Gordon-supported by wings frstno, no. "yos yes"
'bah cock-a-doodle do-do "le him out" Cheers and
Kisses Democracy the largest liberty to the largest
number.
wALsH-No It aint-its the largest liberty to the
whole (That's right Mike, you understand them first
pfInCplcS-hem our sentments) Fellow cltlZens the
FEEDER ats always alike in all their principles but
the democrats were like the chameleon continually
changing TO suit the circumstances of the day Ono
they amt, you lie you say So" "put him out" "damn
such democracy" Kisses in abundance) To hell with
snohd democracy eyes your right Mike, go it, Kisses
citizens let me explain. Imcan-c'The hell you do"
"get ont laughter and hsses) In 1915 the democracy
Tor a bank; in 1890 they went against it-cNor
"Yes') but democracy is the same now il always
wes-(~oyes." Aleugh)
wALsH-In 1918 democracy was in its nfancy--now it
mas lacal rn1t sn is all
OF us'-aughter)t Fellow-citzens in 1924 the demo.
Gratis opposed 20 Sub Treasury, and in 1880 they
were III favor Of ito Yes spose AID they was')-lou
meet tonight for a national good--"Oyes" Ask the
merchants 'Who the nell for the merchants, why
mysels" what dc YOU want 'sH Where do
you want TO go TO f-laughter and hses Fellow'citi
the whig party properheres nothing proper about em"
laughter cheers and groans That party are opposed
laushter) mean the Clay part Of the whig party.
c'Worse and worse, who didn't know that1'D Eel
IIOw-citizens, a iuxtaposon Whats that pa
Of some Jersey Clay whigs-c' They be damned-Jer
seys not in the United sates" three cheers for Clay"
Cheers and groans) citizens, you had heard
all the resolution you would have cheersd louder Ono
we wouldn't, Gaze ! couldnt'-Roars of laughter.
Three cheers for Tyler"Hisses groans and cheers
Three cheers for Harry Of the West"Cheers, creams
and hisses) Fellowcitizens, if you will listen for
momant viii onclude e. Do, for Gods sake."-A
said enough-damn the word does any body understand
if they do hear t"-Hsses groans, and all sorts of
noises)
Some fellow in the gallery cried out Music, music
give us something to keep us awake "-Naughter)
Fellow-citizens, there does not appear be any
music in my voice to suit you will conclude, and let
somebody else come forward 6 That's right"-"go it''
-" we've got enough" let him out"-' boots boots
-'Rusic, music" Kisses and laughter)
Fellow citizens have done. (Great laughter and
cheeIs)
The President here Immediately stepped forward and
said Gentlemen, it is moved and seconded that this
meeting do now adjourn sine die" which was put and
carried without dissenting voice.
The band then struck up tune and some cried
"Three cheers for the Subterraneans which given
and the crowd gradually left the building which
Gated before 10 O'clock and thus ended the great and
be org movement of the political waters
the which to be swallowed up all other po
ltcal parties and thus secure the reelection of John
Tyler the Presidency.