The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-07

my blood for such creatures these whigs Methinks
the immortal ashington tells to ahead. Cheers)
An honest democratic also with that
wing meeting and they Kicked him out; and probably
he lost the only hat he had Cries of shame" and
hsse) In ancient Greece they divided among
themselves and Philip of Macedon said let them fight
on for every that falls is my back" Was
this Philip awhig7 (Great laughter and cheers) But
well put these bg-belied wings in the dust Great
cheers1 When the poor natives of Ireland were fore to
live dockens and nettles, they in armies and
crushed their oppressors. Won't we do the same 2
(Cheers) You my friends that have got cold:
but true dimmokrdt minds cold when he is cal
led to spske public platform. (Thunders Of applause
Can this whiggish despotism go any longer No-ss
well might you say TO the osmng torrent run
up that hill to say democracy Thus far shalt
| thou go and mo farther" (Gre1t applsuse) As easy
snatch rights u.s. and tell the big bugs ride
over us terrfc spplause) We don't want these big bel
lied, m,Diedindeed might say counter jumping wings
to ruleover daughter and cheers) We want the 60
vernmen as fourteen millions would want it, where the
eagle of liberty would spread her wings for the protec.
| ton Of the oppressed OF all nations.
mir. Murphy here resumed his seat amid thunders Of
| applsusel
| The following resolutions were presented by H.
RAM McCoLLUM, of the First Ward, and unani-
| mously adopted. There attempt made by
| several OF the officers of the meeting to suppress
these resolutions, and it is than probable that
they will not be published in the cut and dried pro-
| ceedlngs. Fer that reason we give them pace:-
Resolved, That we are opposed to the reputation OF
any Of the State bonds issued or the benefit OF private in
corporations; but inasmuch the Constitution of this
State provides ARTICLE 7h Section 9th that the
otwothds members elected to each branch Of the
Legislature shall be requisite TO every bill appropratns
the public monies property for local private pur.
poses" and nasmuch bonds have been issued and sp
proprated for local and private purposes under project
law which failed to receive the vote requisite to give
the validity of law therefore deem duty to
sert the supremacy of the Constitution and to declare that
we are under legal constitutional obligation to pay
them.
Resolved, That denying, do, all legal or consti
tuonal obligation 10 pay such State bonds may have
been issued for the benefit of private incorporations In
violation OF the 9th section Of the 7th Article Of the Con
suton we nevertheless pledge ourselves to oppose all
attempts 10 repudiae any part portion OF the bonds
this State already issued whether Tor private benefit OF
public use We solemnly protest against any further IL
legal issues and declare in face of the world IN
we will not submit TO any further uncon stituons bur
| thenE.
Resolved That the plea of can never iustfx
wrong doing We regard all Legislators who attempt "a
justify sbreach oa clear constitutional provision on IN,
ground Of precedent, as unworthy of con6dence-a,
in whose hands is dangerous to repose politics
| power
This last resolution is intended a rap over tn,
| knuckes OF the Lieutenant Governor, and Senator
Lott and Varlan.
The meeting then sdjoured in perfect quiet AM
l order.