The New York herald., 1844-10-22

can Republican party, being the same as read and
adopted at the other platform. These were carried
unanimously amid much cheering.
CoBMAN, Esq of Philadelphia, was then in
trOduced TO the meeting. 'f't.e II
He said-Gentiemen, it gives me infinite pleasure to
meet yos on this glorious occasion in your might de.
termned extremity, to do your uty. Philadelphia am
p oud 10 say. has noby done its duty, and
looSing to New York for her to do likewise Their
the the welfare Of tss country II was this that
interesedevery of us. and which is at stake
to conquer the enemy-Wil you do the samei- yes,
yet" and cheers) II was natural for every man
soas % lovs n un.y sna 20 not blame any man for
which gave them BIRTH and to support every way that
lies IN their powers but At the same time they should
interfere with the rights Of another country which
they light be toerstedto attempt change destroy
its most beloved institutions They not able, nor
this great country Cheers) It comes as q matter Of
course that we must nnderstend it better-we must
KNOW Know what we wish or desire, and what is
Irish the English, the Scotch the Dutch any other
foreigner for bis natinna feelings but do heartily
tut'ons-and every thing that IL dear TO (Cheers)
nave no objection that they should eat with but most
scdedy object to Their cooking for US and taking the
foreigners alter all may not be much to blame as the
whig and the democratic parties for tanperng with them
These parties for the SAX of the votes OF these foreigners
played with them until they became like spoiled children
and wished to have every thing their own way. It is
now the wish Of the Amorican republican party to place
these in their proper situation That they do and
may kick at is very NATURAL such has been the
found in every Office in the country while the deseryns
native born neglecteAeven the crying of the hour
at night in streets might be heard in foreign tongue
! was near upon twenty-five years in this country
before ! could exercise the franchise then l wish
to know in the name Of common justice. what
period than the native born American @ Hear hear
and chesrs) II was tho wish Of fathers who fought
Sns az 0p f s9s 81 should not be
the country until they had resided in 1t twenty years.
and was to carry out this desire that the native Amer
not wish to with foreigners now residing in this
country e. Hear, hear,D wish to legisate for the f
crcsk who may come in upon hereafter (Cheers) To
remedy the evils arising from these circumsances the
Whigs wsre spplied TO- and promised fairly to remedy
cratic party next applied and equally full Of
promises and about true in their performance the
than to take the matter into hands Our party
- holds the balance Of power that they decide the
question There were near upon two and half millions
OF native AmsricaAs in this country, and there were
sufficient of them In Pennsylvania and the State of
New York to decide the question at The gentle
seme silver spoons whom lawyer offered to get clear of
the charge for dollars the condition that he was
in court This mannuvre was successful as the thief
wac deemed all idiot The lawyer, when he applied for
his ten dollars the only answer he got was sposns"
daughter and cheers) So it was with the wings to-
wards us We only get "spoons"when we talked to them
We are now on the eve of an important period, when
alone could be decided at the ballot boxthat wheh
or the country was 70 be governed by your influence
and wos be to him that dares to trample upon it will be
worse for him than IT was for the tories l776 II is
determination to be free fathers fought and died
1or and we are determined hand the freedom
down to. eur children unimpared. (Great cheering)
You of New York must be lAe yeur brothers in Phiia
dsphia-go on to victory. We determined that all
ograws shall he mainta ned and will never cease in
this determination until we have gained object The
gentleman sat down amid much cheering.
O. anne forvr vrardo M
said that few months since was little thought that the
Native party would command such influence it did at
the present time Our object to declare who shall GO
this country and this point the voice Of twelve
millions the ballot box would declare The states Of
in this great party ard the eyes Of all the country
were upon them. Let no influence mako you from
this great duty You have sucked in liberty with your
inisn have walked the soil OF liberty in your
earlier days and at all hazards must this liberty be
tanned ltwss only reasonabl and justhat all foreign
srs should be In this country 81 years they
owsdto ntorfers in its institutions (Grea cheering)
The speaker then proceeded to ken the foreigners to
chickens hsched by which the regular bred fowls
their object to keep them in the for 81 years. and
they did not ges added in the meanwhile, to then lie,
them ont (Great laughter and cheerng) He proceeded
ossy that quite natural for all to love the country
which gave them birth.
:" Lives there a with soul so dead,
That never to himself has said
This Is my own-my native land"
And it possible for the Ethiopian to change his
skn or the leopard to his spots for foreigners
TO act otherwise than they had done hut it becomes
The speaker went to dae the rights their fathers
bled for-heir determination to support them-and il
matter OF giit than right they had 70 It (Chssrs
The gentlemen said that the politicians of the present
day We're ike the dog who used to grease his tail for the
tas with the treasury funds for the purpose catching
the vstes of the foreign rats But the Native Americans
would show to the world that they capable gov.
srning themselves The gentleman went over some
OF ths ground OF the previous speaker as to the
q % ,a s5 whs i
foreigners the descendants Of those who fought for
the Liberty OF this country: This was ialsethey
in our struggle for liberty (Great cheering) Here
there was snght panse, in consequence Of party
near the platform calling for three cheers or Polk and
proceeded argue that the ahers Of this country were
the pilgrims who landed when the country wilder
ness bscause they would not live under the power
ons man. who claimed it almost to equal extent with
the Diety Tbs others were the descendants Of those
VINO shed the blood OF fathers, in defending their
rights and liberty. (Great cheering. amid which the
gentleman Withdrew
Broadway through the principal streets ofths city The
Empirc Club" which had assembled at Tsmmany Hall,
shouted loud long. and vocerousy three cheers fol
Polk and Dallas' the 'natives" filed off from the
Park, and row expected, but fortunately
no breach of tho peace took place. When the
wt p,sssa tSs along the 0 Wgwam re-
some Of the leading members Of the democratic party ad.
dressed the vast ovid that collected in 'front.' calling up.
rally to come forward aud rally under the democratic
bann AMI save the country from the destruction which
was threatened upon by spurious faction. who had by
chance got into power and fasfed their pledges after
fsttening upon the spos Of Office
One OF the speakers at Old Tammany ably vindicated
Bhop Hughes and the Catholic Irish from the assaults
OF the naiven party, and contender that community
whe were hesv taxed for the support Of institution
no matter what th. creed were privileged enjoy per-
feet freedom Of thought and opinion in which
strictly concerned their temporal well as thei
nal Welfare After much enthuslastic cheering for Polk
aad Dallas, the meeting at Tammany Hill sepa. ated
MILITIA PARADE.-Another display Of militia
took place yesterday The greater portion Of the
forces mustered in the Washington Parade Ground,
in whose spacious area there was still ample room
for many more There was less difficulty in count
ing them than discovering Tor what earthly purpose
they were there, which was not at all discernible
TO a looker-on. The current belief, however,
among the militia men was, that the object 10