The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-30
NEW YORK. SATURDAY MORNING. MARCH 3d. 1884,


the wings but tina, to be sxpsciss some allowance
should be made for the rawlings OF gambler when un.x
pectsdly foiled ia his desperate scheme OF pundsr-
confusion Al the lower end Of the rooa but 10 ss turn
ed upon and denounced by certain organs eoc rat
&c sry-ihsi exhibit. degree q POLITICAL prOaig.ey that
you ie"-"thrce cheers for Wan nteur-.sorl~rr. ana
ccniusonl Ia his state OF things an doubt snd
tude surrounding every siiethere no way LEI.
Tor honest men TO show their adherence Justice an the
constitution but by rayng around the standard Of John
iye,shufcsenting has name before Convention where
has claims shall be respected and his sposss character
understood.-tcheers and coniasion1 TO Irishmrn In
TSsr Their srs any Of my sosni sse
music, and great noise and confason) bx they will
listen and pay attention 20 Whist sayirixlinsn ssps.
orally ought to use every effort Ia IN. nomination
Of John Tyler. Cheers" will" from the rspsales
and confusion at the lowsread Of the rooul Their
culiar interest aud hardship one sias ,here Is The
. Native American" party. clhree cheers Tor the Na.
ing every body all the evening him out
hhlsses-coniusion) say. ON one sids there The
seek TO deprive them OF those sacred inmunie. wh.cA
are the dearest privileges OF life The wings the
SIDE under The mask Of friendship SEEK to iuru them
by hattery and 10 their Iolcal destruction
Then there's the old democracy and there We ha dsce
u9n deceit. and most pernacioas adherence 10
oil its greatest strength Aud this democratic parry even
now US the Harrisburg Journal says desponng anu
crying give us a new commander make no
fight" Cries for Colonel Graiamt And iei me All al
those Irishmen who hear night OF who NAV learn
what lshy-Nhtre snail We IND comm
thy our support more entitled our Consideration
than who has espoused their cause aud irere 4
who has shown himselia friend to their country
man who now presides with much honor to hmael
over the destinles Of this nation Cheers the Re
perers and groans from the lower end OF the room Then
say to them buckle on your and be ready Tor tbs
fight With the OF John Tyler ON our dag " are
sure OF the goodness OF and need
meet the At all events we can show 10 the world
that ngratitude plant which never takes root In an
rlshmans heart tDoud cheers) conclude. air. by Of.
fering as q sentiment
" John Tyer-As the Chief Magistrate OF the republic
his conduct has always been upright and dsinerextei
when the laws and the Constitution have been assae he
he has defended and maintained them the sacrifice do
mesc quiet and amid every obssc that could neither
dishearten or appsi-by his undev iating rec
nde he has exalted the national character in the
on Oh ioreign natlons-by pursuing the dictates Of his
conscience without regard to sectional divisions hs has
SHOWN WI, ms devotion to principle and proper eonemp,
tied to the suitrages Of Free enlightened and indopond
ent people"
This toast then drank with vociierous applanse
ny this time great many Of the guests Of the lower
end OF the room had got very glorious indeed and
the Chairman very rapidly gave the remaining Gu, and
dry toasts," which were as follows -
BY A. GAY ESQ Sd Vice President The State OF
virginia-The mother Of patriots-none more worthy
than our present chief magistrate.
ny ANsoN iiERRIcK, Esq, 4th Vice Presden. Our
Countrynunder wise and patriotic administration it
an unequaed condition Of prosperity.
by Col W. g. woop, 9Th Vice President-our rela-
councils othe present administration important and long
standing difficulties have been honoraby adjust.
cd ana those stu pending will only be settled basis
that will protect the rights and satisfy all sections Of our
country.
By sAMl P Ron.ssos, Esq, 9Th Vice Prssideni:-The
Democratic partylf actnated by the principle jus
tice and consistency which caused them Gen
Jackson they will elevate ohn Tyler the station
which he has filed with such eminent ability and 10 the
preservation of the principles Of democracy
By LAWRENCE Hill. 7h Vice Presidents
The Empire state-Great in resources and territory,
eminent for the talent and virtues Of her citizens While
she IL true to them, she will do Justice John Tyler
who has upon all occasions, honored her sons and pro-
By CHARLES Fox, Esq sth Vice President
The Oressn-A question of great interest and mpor.
lance our claims are in safe hands they will insist upon
nothing but what is right and submit to nothing that
wrong
Mr. EDWARD 8. Derry called on for speech. and
spoke for some tme amid considerable confusion the
subject oil Irish repeal and John Tyers support Of He
said that he had been born with heart Of Great
who cherished the hatred toBrtain the mmor
tai Jefferson Mr. Derry gave toast, which could not
catch.
Mr. JAMES BERGEN followed in the same strain and said
that Irish repeater must be friend to John Tyler
Here the cries for music" from the gentlemen at the
lower END Of the room became very loud and Mr. Bergen
1.-The sacred principles Of civil and religious liberty
whom every Irishman must delight to honor"
At this point the noise and confusion fearfully
creasng-the Vice President gave up in dspar attempt
ing to keep orderthe Chairman vacated his place and
went off to take private drink with Colonel Graham
Mr. BaInana Bates got up to sPeaka great many Of the
sung Hey diddle diddle, the and the fddlepthe
band struck up Yankee Doodle " with drunken
riaons-and thus ended this curious funny
ous quzzica noisy patriotic respectable, remarkable
and unparalleled dinner celebration OF the birthday Of
Captain John Tyler, President Of the United sa,eshe
man who, OF all human beings at present in this breath
ing world, has most to utter the melancholy
clamation-" Save me from my friends!"
The Grand Tyler Celebration at washing
ton Hail--The True, Genuine, Honest,
Anti-Humbag, Anti mee Seeking Demon
stration.
The Democratic Republican friends of John
Tyler held second celebration last exening at
Washington Hall, where an immense muster of
the Presidents supporters focked together TO do
him honor on the anniversary of his birth day, and
pay his Excellency warm tribute of respect and
congratulaton The issue of the tickets for the
celebration at the Shakespeare Hotel was limited to
such amount as the accommodations in that house
could only afford, and therefore large number OF
the Presidents friends, who were unable to pro
cure admission, resolved getting up second
celebration, to testify their regard for Mr.. Tyler
Accordingly an immense number of the thorough
hearted democratic republican sons of Columbia
the bone, pith and snew of the people-were in at
tendance on the occasion.
The spacious apartment was beautifully decora-
ted with banners-the "stars and stripes" of the
Union gave an enlivening effect to the scene. Be
hind the Chairman hung suspended the "Green
Banner of Ern," on which was represented the
&c Irish Harp" with portrait of j. Tyler appended
thereto. At the opposite end of the room, and
behind the Vice Presidents chair, was beautiful
flag, bearing this MOTTO" The people are sove-
reign-they will govern peaceablv if they can,
torcibly if they must" with the New York arms
attached
At eight o'clock the company sat down to good
choicest vands of the season, were well garnished
with the most inviting fruits and vegetables, which,
with the excellent solids and highly favored fluids,
were discussed by the company with hearty good