The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-11-01
GREAT GATHERINGS
OF
THE PEOPLE.
NEW YORK AGAIN.

NEW YORK AGAIN
Before another week shall have passed away the
great political battle will have been fought and won.
And from the enthusiastic demonstrations OF the De-
moeracy of the Empire State, they are determined
to perform their duty to their country. The sturdy
yeomanry alive to the importance Of the result,
and they will achieve a brilliant victory.
AN ECHO FROM BERN.
The Albany Argus says, the democratic council
fires lighted Friday the 25th inst, at Bern,
with spirit which does honor to her lion-heared de-
mocracy, the untring and nvincbe old Schoharle,
and the staunch and ever. reliable from Rensselaer,
vile. The outpourng of democrats eyinced on this
occasion the frmness and integrity that will be dis
played before the ides Of November shall close on
the overthrow of coonery.
The meeting at Bern was composed of farmers
and working men, class whose nerves are strung
and whose hearts thrilled with the pure democra
tic principles Of 76 men who shrink not from du-
y they to poslerity, to in the defeat Of "blue
light ederasts" and the supporters Of a corrupt and
overshadowing monster institution. 1t was with feel
ngs Of pleasurabe satisfaction that we witnessed de
monstratons from this source-from men who know
their rights, and mean to preserve them.
The procession headed at ST. johns, led by the
Schobaric aud Rensselaerville brass bands, COM
menced marching under the charge Of Gensral Wal
den, led directly the stand when calls were sue
cessvely made for Mr.. Foster, Of Rensselserve +;
kIbourn, the Albany carpenter and J Van Buren,,
E.q., which responded to in admirable and spi-
rit-srrng speeches, that called out the warmest ap
pause.
The banners borne were pointed and significant, a
few Of which we will give
"Clsy on annexation Owo fsces.) To the South,
have no objections any thing everything 20 get
Office "Csssiusl you tweedle the Abolitonists-
have you read my last letter."
Polk, Dallas, Wright and Gardiner De mocrats Of
the first order
A banner, bearing the following inscription, was
carried by Captain Beoker's company Of Artillery,
in uniform, to whom thanks are due Tor the manner
in which their two pieces we're manned, and the
deep toned thunder sent forth from their iron mouths
schoharie Republican Artillery
"Come old and young and you will see
That Texas must and shall be free
So says Polk and so say we,
So come meath the shade Of the hicsry tree ("
Then came two banners, the munihcent gift Of the
ladies of Bern and Gallup,ille, each inter " oven
with wrealhs Of worsted flowers in the circle Of
WHICH was beautifully painted upon the former
"Union is strength
Presented by the ladies 10 the Democracy Of their
town.
Be true to your cause-Harmony is victory" 9
On the reverse an eagle. The latter also sur
mounted by an eagle, and the Lone STAR"
" Presented by the Democratic ladies' Of Gallup
vile, to the Young Hickory Club
Shrink not from your duy--pure principles must pre-
vail"
This last we saw presented by the fair girls, " ho
rightly estimate the true interests OF this great Re
public and who, governed by true sense Of mode.
IT, prefer remaining at home, while their brothers 70
forth and do battle msniuly in the democratic ranks
And we only regret that we do Dot recoect the