The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-26

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The question the adoption OF the report and resoin
tons and the of the state Delegates was then taken
The report being read and the question for its adoption
put very discussion arose on certain points VI H.
which alluded TO the administration OF MIR Van Buren,
These illusions were deprecated unnecessary ana I'M
polite many who thought expedient to now vote ior
Tyler unwilling to censure Van Euen, ana were
his friends After a good deal of warmth and some re.
elimination the President put the question oil SINKING OUT
remark that they would do Van buren, the honor of omit
ting his altogether from these resolutions
The Convention then adjourned Tor an hour
FouR O'CLOCK, NJ.
The Convention met again at o'clock.
The,CuAIRMAN called upon L. f. TAsIsTRo' VINO mus
MIR Chairman and GentIemen--I have only a few
marks address to you, which concerns the general
principles in which interested. Alter Witnessing
the discussion OF this morning on minor points, you VIII
not be sorry TO see it closed Whatever may be your
opinion its inutty, think it is sufficient 10 prove
that battle Of great moment is at hand Already the
combaants arming for the frey; already we see the
prancng panoply OF already we behold the banners
and anees gttering in the distance As democrats, as
men who fought for great and fundamental principles, we
have ample to congratulate ourselves upon the
cheering prospects before u.s. Cheers mat hgni WIN, WA
by him be terminate ed in sunshine and glory Appause)
His than Roman 6rmncss in resisting in crushing
would ride booted and spurred the people their
nomination Of President deserves our unmmgsd admi
glen, from prairie AMI city, unshacLled ireemen
are moving in majesty and might; their ral yni
would be the attempt to turn back that mighty of
rushing waters which in every State OIL the unoh-Ifom
Maine to Missouri sweeps its course ana IN TINS great
which the people have waged against government
pro stitution they declaredyou have
John Tyler is the only Chean who can secure success
to the great democratic htarked appiause) Any
intelligent who has given ordinary attention to pub
lie events must believe in the practical uuh OF me doe,
rine that any opposition principle to the full and
40 bprat vie n no
working casssthose who constitute the national mel
ecmust be unous Second the very suyes, and saies'
way directly counter to public opinion IS 10 De
chopppg and changing about for the deceitiul phantom
Of popular applause Cloud ehserng2 THIS hiss; is What
year year. to disgust the intelligence OF the country
The wings ever deceitiul In their blnd thilst
directly at variance with the aim of the sovereign peo
Pile from whom all power must emanate Checrs
Hence their INSCRIPTIONS ouicry oil pgass
in defence of the people. Hence the Unparalleled
persecution of John Tyler because faithful to tn. prnc
pies which governed his Eie he hefoca! eiosea 'ake
from the people the governing pUvay place it "A the
hands of despicabe spurious. 1T those
rear their splendid palaces public calamitywho roll
about in their gingerbread sqapages, ana pa'ten
on the iltbegotten wealth o. tneir aesn PUa.dcn,
has been immense although the fiery trials through
which he has passed have been terrible; he ne
has iaered from his first position, from tat
which he considered righteous cause that herosm et
him free pursue the right, to condemn the wrong-e
the motto "prove all things hold fast that which is
good in his chivaous character loud cheers) There
are persons il Is true, whose feelings Iender ,nen al
pable OF liking, even comprehending my remarks
upon the gratitude due to John Tyler lhey nave ~
doubt, cannot comprehend how he could repuaia'e al
parzanshp and |actous motives for the sake oil prhc
pie But not does the feelings of mankind IN general
prompt them to reward the martyr Of their cause Time
@ g't them rscempense Let his enemies be
| ever so urgent-let ms name be ever SO vl1nhed-
the people have set seal hi that coniederacy
tala
il indebted for proud POSITION she occupies among
the nations of the EARTH and for the oil hose
institutions whose advantages sustain their lofty eleva
tim abov all those OF the Of the wide world together
These do not consist in splendid government
establishments but General Jackson eloquentiy SAID
plain sysem devoid of pomp, protecting all assa
dews Of heaven in the freshness of the beauty it contr
buted 10 produce" These are the principles which IN
spred the declaration OF Independence and been TN
quickening system and soul OF America; uouu
| cheers) Bnt this system in all its beautlui SIM
picity has not yet II seems come up TO 'hs
mark A new race Of men has sprung up al
this country. so conservative in their feelings SO
afsocra,ic in their notions as TO look upon public sam
pcity shocking; while the mention OF political equa
~ throws them into commissions They are English in
feeling and monarchca in their views-not because they
lore he Eagle less b because they lore The Lion and
the more rampant he il the better. (Grea snd continued
sppause) These the who are for monied mono
poly; these the who would the oregon
territory rather than ruc one spot on the surface OF
English ground (Chcering) These are the men who
their spleen last evening at the Tabernacle against
would encroach on the national treasury-not because
they thought it invasion OF national ia"
but the selfish fear lest Texan funds would DC
ated Such are the who assail our patriotic fresi
dent because he has recognized the principles oil Jr
administration and dared to listen TO the Suggestion
| Of the many and not the few. Cbeers) Always Ioud
in their condemnation OF others they the exclusive
pa,rcians OF the soil they the gaudy and shortved
butterflies with their splendid outside admring them
selves and like the smaller insects very ioud of laven
| der water. Laughter) These are the men Who dePre
buff for the
to give national bank aud all its attendant dressings
This, sir, be- The question is Tyler or clay
no Texas. Let all who value the welfare OF their csun
try gather round the veto man, and then Tyler Texas
| and Democracy, is sure to be saved. TREMENDOUS
cheers) One Of the most amusing remarks Of the day is
that her success must be at best probematical How
little do they know the interest the country takes IN ou
proceedings II is but proof OF folly to throw obstacles
in the way Of government, long as the chief magis
rate OF the country bears mind that he acts FOR the m"l
titude John Tyler has done without party ne IA
left prcce dent on record unequalled and in doing
enng asnnder the shackles OF faction he has made hin
self name more enduring than the monument of marble
What let ask would he have done with party II he ha
done much without one It can only be cohJectuttu
Although five different efforts made since 1870 oy h'
democracy their lost but rghtul power IL wal
reserved Tor John Tyler carry through the fiery tra
to which il has been subjected Can any man concei',
that whig Senate will reject the Annexation measured
why it was a whig under Adams and Clay, and
will the wing Senate reject II now under Tyler IL was
democratic measure under Jackson and Van Bnren
will the democrats reject IL now that u is from Tyler
administration is it sufficient reason for conforming
measure that John Tyler proposes III would be int
denial of countless benefits to the country The argu
mens against the Of Texas were as nmsy as
cobwebs Il the Senate but sink their party spirit and
the true interests OF the country they will pass
it, the country expects that they will KNOW and sustain
the law. Nprlause) Another question arises ana ,4a'
is whether the chances really favorable to Mr. Tyler
or notl answer, The fields are white unto the har.
| vest" let every put in his sickle We want
the courage TO begin the work. (Arpause) Whether
we are born in stormy days Let US aequh our
selves as men, conscious that we establishing the
rights of all our fellow citizens II the friends OF Tyler
were excluded from the Syracuse Convention they must
have a of their II u imn0 rant Tor us to
know the views Of the people anf dI Stlce 20 John
TYLER fCheers) The attomri ilriy 'a1d in this city
TO prevent adopted citizen, 9b s tJoy cnt OF Their
rights should stimulate them 10 o, in Il viric tor
| OF the champion OF political freedom, who will pine,
them on height where arstocatc tyaDny cannot eacf
them. loud cheers The old office seekers may wisl
70 Van Buren, nominated, but tell yon that for JOIN
TYLER as candidate all the votes be united and the
triumph Of repubcanism be certain and glorious Qou'
i Iat1 iLnr Of