The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-05

daughter with me- Appause) There's one part Of our
ba q
They terribly afraid that the voices OF sur wives and
sisters and daughters should be joined to ours inc Prs
devils they have music in their souls roars Oh laugh
teri, and they have music in their name etner-
Shouts of laughter) Who would think Of setting
"locooco" to nusici reat leughter) Who ever found
any music in the of Van Burenl Qtoars Of laugh
ter) Why. rhymes with nothing on earth but ruin-
Here the laughter shouting cheering and applause were
eIrlGc2 But, gentlemen we cannot accommodate our
how they can fix daughter and applsuse) We mean
to carry on this campaign in our own way and let me
music to our aid was reading yesterday in that good
book, which trust every good wing reads very OFTEN
in the 10th OF the first hook Of ssmus about the his
little indoctrnaed with locoiocism( great laughter
and why not ocoiocosm is but another name for that
evil spirit which got into Saul (Roars of laughter)
Well did Saus courters do? appeal TO the sacred
record-read when you go home say when the devil
drive him. Shouts Of laughter) 1t succeeded too,
and SO mean to succeed (Great cheering) We have
with them and reasoned with them and we mean to
sing the devil out Of them. Shouts OF laughter ana
cheering Tor some mnutes2 And snelss no hesrs
No man ever succeeded in any good cause wnhout me
enswsd shes1s Ard for one say that
and laugher) And now go my friends male and ie-
male Sing loud and shout for joy and this day twelve
months more than ten millions OF ireemen shall join their
voices and that chorus which viii extend from the
tain to the and from extremity Of the redeemed
land to the other ere Mr. Hoxie resumed his seat amid
deafening appause)
Horace GREELEY then rushed forward, and throwing
off his old white coat said My friends have but aiew
in anticipated victory in the approaching struggle for
1914. not to forget ourselves at home Yes, my
now close hand. We must not forget that the spring
election was won by succession OF eiiot we have
% @oeus Accession to the whg cheers You
all know how goriousy Maryland has opened the CAM
pagn Of ls4 Loud aad e M msst
follow. loud cheerng) Nothing my friends can con
tribute much to the whig victory in the
Principles will give permanency and stability to
here in this great emporium that always gives
paramount duty of achieving vctory but let
us not talk only about eectng Henry Clay That's
certain; but should recoect that one hundred thou
sand majority necessary give full victory in 1884,
This be done here by whg victory at the spIinE
% cneeg3a we h 40 ,n cause bat
give stimulus to the entire Union. hope my friends,
you will convey this home with you and let our nrs VIC
tory emanate from this city at the spring election
(Cheers)
The meeting WIS then adjourned, and dispersed amid
Of General Reynolds" Cl1b"-the smiles of Joe Hoxies
glorious army of ladiesand the shout: OF the entire
polls Thus has opened the great Clay campaign Of s44
Cry MATTERs-The General Appropriation Bill
was finally adopted in both boards of the Common
Council last evening. The select committee OF tho
Board of Alderman presented report and resolu-
tons authorizing the Clerk of the Common Coun-
Gil to ADVERTISE by contract, for all supplies OF sta
tionary and printing of the several departments
An application was made, by petition, to remove
the Post Office to more central part of the city,
and a resolution asking Congress to erect Dry
Dock on this Island, was introduced by Alderman
Purdy, and unanimously adopted. The Police Bill,
that has been adopted in the Assistants was order
ed to be the special business for the next meeting
of the Board, which takes place on Wednesday
evening, and Alderman Tillou stated that his ia
nous report would also be ready by that time In
conclusion, and the most important business OF the
evening, was the presentation Of the opinion OF
Judges Bronson and Cowan, of the Supreme Court,
in the matter of opening Both and 37h streets, and
also new street between 4th and 9th Avenue;
also the 18th Avenue between S2d and Attn streets,
and l2Sth street. They decide that they have no
constitutional power to act upon this subject, and,
therefore, it will appear that the assessments for
opening these streets are nall and void, and cannot
be levied or collected. We understand that this
important subject will be re-argued before the ST.
preme Court at the next special term.