The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-20
NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY MORNING. MARCH 90, 1914.

swers where But we had also hard cider Well, our
buy, and besides all that II was domestic liquor.
(Cheers) 1t made at home and III its manu- |
facture we could compete with all the word.-(Cheers
And believe that may also say that in drinking the ar
ticle too, could also beat uil Gods creation-oaD
OF laughter Besides We had the log cabins and they
seemed to offend the delicate ssnsibes Of the gentle
man OF Undertook exceedingly But you recoiect the
men the South Vest tainted about living IN log
cabins and determined that they were not to
be made ashamed OF their homes, however humble
loud cheers) | know something oil these log CABIN
boys For ten years was my fortune o naP
whilst wish my words could be waited to them inns
night the tops OF the broad .ehus
them my most heartfelt obligations Tor what niue am
and what little reputation upon earth possess owe 10
them-to their generous confidence, which TOOK me ny
the hand almost stranger and sent me 10 he caf
tel Washington represent their interests in the coun-
ellis OF the nation Ana here, now, whIle III the Unjust Va
freely say would prefer represent the bold honest
frank and hoptble hearts OF the people Of that country
than any other section OF our extended country Cheers
My experience has taught that in the search or genu
hospitality, seldom successful where luxury
PREVAILS but those humble cottages oil the agrcu
west who there this who has ever
had the fortune to travel in the wilderness and see the
smoke ascending need be told that the most sincere nos
pitality dwells? With scorn and indignation then,
hurl back the uttered against these men by the
jewellers in luxury the banks VI the Hudson Cheers
cannot forget that during the darker period OF the late
war; when he addressed public assembly In New oik
squealed the top O little puny lungs Tor Ame
volunteers pass the lines into Canada tat there
the tenants Of the west,
under that gallant leader whom we delighted 10 honor
in S4 barred their losoms to the foe the banks oil the
Thames and made the British line tamey bite the dust
Tremendous cheeIing) And this is not all feel dis
posed to administer to that man stl more severe re-
buke for denouncing these log cabins as an appliance
When remember that III the l17 the winds ns they
whistled through the wales Of Henry county III Vrgnia
passed thin way through the cevices Of an humble
Cottage and kissed the cheeks OF Graded infant who
tor the forty has held such space III the aiiec
ons of the cvilsed wordand now by the spontaneous
voice OF this great people about to De elected to rule
Sttniac nnfi nj
cheering TOR mnutes-and then stentoTlan voice
called out, three hearty cheers" which were duly 81
ven) In perusing that famous letter. appearedto me
that by necessary implication, very sacrlegous com
parison had been instituted by the gentleman between the
modern democracy and the children OF Israel oarS OF
laughter) II my "reminiscences OF biblical history DC
correct, there period when the children OF Israel
"murmuring" Well, SO is the democracy (Shouts
OF laughter) They were dscontented-so Is the demo
crazy. (koars Of laughter) They worshipped strange
godsso does the democracy. And for the purpose oi
relieving those from evil inflicted upon
them their great leader elevated serpent that all who
looked on it might be saved-so Mr. Van Buren, calls on
the Democracy doelect him to the Presidency and all
i'll be we Deaiening applause, and roars oil laugher
And ndeed confess that here the parallel bearing Is eX
ceedngly strong Mr. Van Burens whole history proves
and that he covered all with brass need no
other evidence than the recorded language OF this letter
speak of the "coonn It was intended represent the
Sub-treasury mennOt the wings. twas therefore Kept
chained in cage in anticipation OF the victory IN ls4o
| and then it was killed and its hide hung on
the fence to dry. Mr. w. then adverted to
the address OF Mr. Gansevoor Melville in the Tabernacle
The ouhful orator not sufficiently known abroad,
and did occupy such position in his parry as JUST
fled particular notice lie would merely say that he de-
served rebuke for his SANDER of the wing women and
added Mr. w told that he is single man. and ra-
ther arisocrac in his taste infer that he VIII travel
beyond the limits Of his party when about to pay his
partner in life. Laugher) Whenever he approaches
her and pours his atery into her unwilling ear leave
tongue for God knows the women can beat US
hollow in the way of giving rebuke. Qaughter) Mr..
b. H. Butler then came in for full share OF sarcastic no.
tice, and after eloquent euogium on Mr. Fillmore
which created tremendous enthusiasm Mr. White re-
sumed his seat, amid loud applause
Here there were. loud and vociferons shouts for Joe
oXie" Joe Hoxe," when after good deal OF hesta'
ton his place upon the stand when there were
loud calls Of song, song" Mr.. Hoxie hereupon SAID
fellow citizens have words to thank you for the
kind in which you have called upon me to come
forw ard and you shall my friends, do it in
Their way, words but mere wind after all and did
not rise Tor the purpose Of making speech the
have heard all good and the speeches which have
been announced to be by the other gentlemen that
yet to come forward, Will consume good deal OF
your time. As to SELF you have me always, and
| at all times loud cheerng) You can have me, my
friends, when you have nothing better loud cheering
which lasted for some minutes) have bone TO pick
with my friend from Indiana MrWhite) has told yor
that might well omit the singing we must, my
friends have that song-Qoud cheering)we are not t'
be deprived of song-Qoud cheering, with cries o
| It bravo Joe"" go it," "bravo," bravo.') We must,
say. have that song. (Cheers) must call upon tht
They WILL my friends give little touch of in thei
own way Cries Of " bravo, bravo" goh')
The Clay minstrels here introduced, and consisted
Of five votares OF the divine art They possessed not
the ban o the tramboon the more improved IN
struments OF the modern The leader OF the troupe
had tamboreen the next had fiddle the tenor had har
moncon and the counter tenor led of triangle but
the base instrument modern improvement, which
bids rival the deepest powers OF the serpent the
IIibenicon, or the Bass orn-it was simple instrument
made of the Jaw boLe OF an Ass (perhaps the idenca
| one with which Sampson slew the PhilistinesD iron
which attached variety Of cymbas, small bell
and cookie hes which in chorus "discoursed most eo
quent music This curious instrument, which we mus
presume is called by the euphonous name of Jdp
seemed to take the fancy of the entire group VIII
locked around to witness the performance One Of tn
ministries" led of in song to the air of "Au@ LAM
Syne, !" the burden OF which was
| "Donr you see the cows are coming
And the bnllocks they are running"
Which excited good deal of merriment;
songs, to the airs of Row row, boaman row" OLE
Dan Tucker" and of the most popular Of the nggc
| melodies; after which they withdrew, led by Jo
| Ioxe amid the utmost uproar confusion and cries o
| More music more music" The cries renewed 70
| " White Hoxe-Greeey," and numerous others, whu
Mr. GREELEY came forward and said shall say but
few words friends ON this OCCASION and first in rels
ton TO Conneccutor there is an earnesness OF manner
and a something that convinces me that everything vii
be in favor there. Loud cheering) ] know wei
| my friends, what have to contend against in tina
place; the aboltionsts are the only power which W
triumph prolonged cheering) A triumph that mus
astonish and should stimulate We have tonight &C
counts from that convince us OF what we arr
expect from that quarter. This is change that re
bounds greatly in iavor and state from which
| have heard is giving us majority. loud cheering
IT, my friends keep gaining these concessions
| in few years will make wing Congress tremend
Gus cheering IT, after we witness this would ask you
ought not to have candidate for Mayor Of our owr
selection One that is fully fitted for the Office Why
should not go forward, my friends when Maine, and
Georgia, and Pennsylvania have nobly triumphed
would not ask you, my friends, why should not New
York be up and stirring and not lnger in this cause
Why 81 ould New York lngor. when Buiialo and
Rochester, and Troy and Albany have given us such
mi Nv and VIII ~
victory in Mary land there ought TO be whg victory
here's and tell you, my iricndsrom thsspo there should
be great effort made to atom victory. Wies OF I'VE
will ""we will. ''to be wiD In Illinois Mis-
souri, and Arkansas, which ali was against before,
the people dcerminedto carry their state loud
and cheerng) But the accounts OF tn last
| few weeks tell that New York will nothing. | nm
ashamed OF you my friends with such glorious ossem
blage before "a heavy sigh from the Fourier sec
tion1 believe with such before me- that
something could be done for New York. Let then
friends make this effort from this tonight C'Wt