The New York herald., 1844-10-24

10 system of policy that would penetrate the whole
country, and wrapit up in eternal gloom. (Chesrs)
a mechanic. Cheers
Mr.. CnRv:rAL quite . young mani made, exor.
ium to his DISCOURSE the usual atsrng allusion to the
day the procession aud 30 forth and said he felt most
happy to join them in their mutual congratulations
heir success in Indiana Louisiana Massachusetts, Ohio
enemy had been broken and discom6ed loud cheering
They had in all these places party 10 contend with
lemon Of party strife and the excited spirit of
between the rich and poor. Az a mechanic, he could
veil recolect tho day Of ocofoco rule, when labor
irooped and business dscsyed when the industrious
"a orer was roaming the Of New York for wcrl
20 do but could hna and when the able bodied
vas going about the town, compelled sometimes to soil
'itreliefl like a common beggar. Would, then, the me-
:hancs of New York; he would ask, 20 for policy IN
which these lsvils originated which would reduce the
Nmercan iaoorer to competition with the paupors o
France, Germany and Great Britain loud cries 81
No, No" and cheers) No. they would not and in tba,
eerm'naton he felt that Henry Clay would be elected
~ an overwhelming majority. He could remember the
time and that not ong ago when he wanted employment
and in looking for ~ asked storskeeper who kept boots
and shoes, to give him work, and the hsgot
hat he could import boots and shoes cheaper from Ens
'and and could not employ him That was specimen c
What that damnable policy Of free trade would do, and i
hey adopted 1t, they would be the only people in this
world fools enough to do Asto Texas they had but c
rscoect that thirst foTccnqus't was suicidal pocy al
shown by the fate Of Napolson"who lost ell his fns
ominions-Spain, Austria and Prussiain a single day
For his part he felt thorc such thing right the
world and God would not prosper such an act as the &C
dded to the Union The speaker sgain returned to he
question Of the tariff and asked II they willing to b.
content with the prices Of farming lsbor7 Cries OF
uo you then vote for the horizontal I'd valorem
incidental, accidental measure of Jenny Polk. LouI
laughter and clapping Of hands, &c)
The next speaker who was introduced by the
President. was
Colonsl PsRRY from South Carolina-who began BY
affirming that the vast assembly rsbuke to modern
democracy after which would hardly be able to hold
M It's head (Chses What was that they called modern
democracy Why. il was in polite. just what Mahone
dansm was in religion protesting ell that was good, and
producing all that was bad Hearty cheers followed th,
sentence during which tho speaker mounted upon
chair ths increased elevation resulting from which tj
met with general appreciation in hearty fit Of clappini
Of hands laughter, and numerous small jokes; and to
increase the merriment person, for some inexpcabl,
reason other osed his way over the platform crep'
round the outer dge and sawed tht front rn o. leaving
hat side without the shadow Of any kind Of protection
second thought, however, showed him his mistake
which he remeded soon az possible, tho whole pro-
OF doing and undong being accompanied with tn,
most uproarious mirth aud laughter
The speaker, after a long pause, went on. bur
there was such talking, rushing and ostlipg OIL
the stand that we could neither hear nor write .
single note whilst, to mend the matter, a row,
which turned out to be but OF rihiag consequ
but which looked very threatening tor some time,