The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-29

and tor those interests we ready to fight
and bleed We have taken our enemies by SURPRISE and
by that act have shown ourselves worthy to be native
born Americans loud cheers) | am not here to abuse
from, who he is Cries Of mo- no am ready to say
to any man. come from where he may come to our coun-
try, enjoy freedom institutions and our liberty
but beg to tell them also that American citizens
capable Of governing themselves. (Cheers) We know
how to protect institutions Itell you We hardy sons
of Columbia that we quite willing that whoever wills
may embark and pay his passage country, but
also proclaim that no man shall ruin the Irish the
American flag have often heard it remarked forsooh,
that should not be made pay without voice
in the legislature There are many hard things and dis
proved it. once stopped at boarding house and thought
quite too bad that being compelled to pay for it, had
not the regulating Of what for dinner loud laugh
ter and cheers) We tell the foreigners that they are
welcome to residence but they mus. suffer to
vided. (Cheers) We demand the privilege OF ruling
our own institutions ourselves YOU begin to feel the
| girl said to ME after coming from school, al
the Bible is Gods. book. why are they going
to take it away from the children in SCHOOL," Ite you
iellowczens shall never be taken away =! (Cheers)
tell you who come here to-day that you will have that
from the senate house to the cottage That the book
in the dark hours Of the revolution(appanse that
he wished to the OF civil and religious L.
berty-(oud applause)-and success believe
that is not secaran book, and wish not to live till
the day when it shall be excluded from citizens
(Cheers) We do not want to look lightly this
We are here to reason ito talk it The other
evening, going up Third Avenue, heard men talking
very loud and overheard voice saying in strong Irish
accent, mo should forget his native country"
say So tool honor the who uttered that sentiment
Stand the country gave you birth For myself
never will forget that am American-I will never deny
seeing play that was got up in the time Of
the war, by British military officers burlesque the
American forces and their discipline. On certain
sion Of its being acted in England took
place, as follows In the play the British officers
soner, who is asked What are yosT "a cobber.o he
replies Another brought in, and he says he is tailor
Many the tests cracked at the Of the Amer
n md uha tha vOtCa
sailor from the gallery turns the tables by saying
Great Britain hrashed by cobbers and taors by - {"
who IS in his heart an American WY
to all the world come among yeu will but let rule
ss 10 as hs the s s
parties will be swallowed up in it, and that Harper will
In the mean time will tell you little story about the
pups. (Great aughter) man in Front street had the
d hy oser aod s
other, Native American" neighbor of his coming
in fanoed one Of them. and asked Tor it, Ono" said
the owner thats Wing, cannot have that ERE pup"
Oh, just the thing like,' says the other. "Oh, well"
says the owner "hes too young he only born yes
Back he comes in about three weeks with basket for the
pup, and say. Now let me have that ERE little fellow
" that's Native American" why, said the visitor:
true my friend" says the other but he hadn't got his
eyes opened then; now he has, and he is not Whig he
Native American CANT, sOars Of iaughsr} Now gen
| will all be Native Americans Terrific cheering) Be
SO, fellow ctzens join US, and we will without fail re-
form every Office in our city, from the common street
sweeper to that OF Mayor cloud cheering, and three
cheers more)
| Loud shouts being raised for Samons"-" Sa-
mons"
Mr. sAMMcSs accordingly stepped forward and said
Fellowctzens, now respond to your call on this occa.
sionwhich Bothwhig and democrat have
endeavored have vanly attempted to crush the Native
American party, but lis eyond their grasp. But
very months have elapsed designated but
ricketty bantng now you behold it crushing both
parties theone side and the other But lew months
Patrcks Cathedral had the hardihood say, that we
Native American citizens should not be permitted in
hsrbor master Where are our foes now submissive
they should be As long on they could they were a.
turn the Bible out Of the schools. believe you will
submit any longer. The time has come when they dis
hat bsers Ws % @ n %
went to the great meeting at the National Hail. and
what do you think we heard therel We there ot
that whilst We the Native American party protested to
for reform, it was hollow promse-that while we Of
Tered in reforms at least half million Of dollars
that No body Of any sense we charge them with
heng enemies to all REFORM and the friends Of abuse
lawyer of distinction, contessns judgment on al
our charges. We have charged the Common Council Of
r sy m s
petition in this city coming from them praying the Leg
to reform our city charter They are too late in the
the hands Of the Common Council which they have
abused honor to the people, their doom sealed In
Gil has abusedthey pray the Legislature to take it away
lust the unblnshing mpudence-the base system OF
the eve of the election and Immediately after it,
| They will commit all sorts OF plumber and make
e y yy you all Know to have been the history OF
the for the last few weeks Of both parties
ask you intelligent and thinking men, whether you be-
leve that either the wings democrats II honest in
their professions, could bring about reform They dare
not They dare not do it Why' Because the Presiden
f,n nnh pft
the city, they bound to plumber in order to carry
their projects for the Presidency (chees) They ask
for the small Of 800 900 to carry the expenses OF
the city government much the whole
general expenses OF the National Government Of the Uni
croto~ debt And what have they given You for that
81 900 Streets filthy that the Irish Themselves
might plant their potatoes in the middle Of them Roars
of aughter And you go to their police department,
you will find that the rogues who have pundered the
most money escape the readily, always supposing
having been all winter in session. at the last hour
take up BILL which the very member who presents II
admits not the possible why In order that the
friends the Legislature may give them the power to cleo
for the next four the
friends you cannot be deceived These reformers now
think to humbug, to deceive, to delude you but wher
Their prove concusvey than all the speeches
them You will execute on the 9th April that judgment
which righteous people sooner or later pronounces on
need of long speeches The time has for action
and in that action only regret that there are American
citizens in the wing and democratic ranks who have
far forgotten that which they to their county tc
permit themselves TO be made the tools Of their own com
mees and against their country II it were posi-
BILE for either the candidates Of the wing and democra
tic party be elected that election would seal the
cssul candidates fate in future. lie could after
wards get the vote Of American Republican citizen
New York (cheers) But they cannot-they dare not
20 into the contest to defeat They know il
and I believe that the whole American Repub
lican party have the feeling that have
and swear here that | will vote for any mar
who brings about defeat Of the American Republican
party at this election. (Cheers) I want candidate
| withdrawn, unless they all withdraw. We can whiT
them all We only plead for themI plead for them fol
do not desire to any of my dear countrymen fall
low to give his support to the party who broachet
that infamous school law of William H. Seward or tn,
What carried through in compliance with the auda
cous demands Of Bishop Hughes The infamous
fed by the majority Of people. (Cheers-"it will