The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-30

'V7V NUry lmpOIItnt OCCasI8Hs
with ahrmne.s and integrity demand the applause
Of the naon-(Loud eheering) -on. occasions which
qafe ne strongest powers OF the human mind and Of such
msnis importance ia our history. OF progressive i'm
poftance showing integrity which never fine hes and
hrmn~ss Of ParPose which dies that demsnd the
applause ami the gratitude nation loud cheering
fclio~ cIx-ns, regards the we have met here 70
celebrate he has shown himself equal In oil these things
70 the most prominent patriots Of the country Cheers)
We meet mere, my iricds 10 honor him according
assges AMI ne honor CREST irrespective oil party
thsersl Ne has dons has duty important occasions
ana hold IA my hand resolutions which trust will
body year opinions and which, adopted by this meeting
yoa wlh be csilef az to sign -FOUR name to- We are
hsre .. et.ns aud friends OF the nomination and ask
fstofsi MOI have Ne any Tears In coming forward (im
msnss ehesrns, which lasted several minutes) lie
would noN rea the resolutions which iollows:-
Resolved That John Tyler BY has ,etoes OF United
>tass Bank and BY the general wisdom and integrity Of
hs ocal has established the strongest claims to
our Condolences as dinocrsfs and to gratitude Anne
Resolved. That the Hon. John C. Calhoun. and the
ohsr constitutional advisers of the President fully
cnued ~ the love and confidence not only OF the demo-
party but VI the country large attempts
sf the Washington Globe and other wire pullers to
ZACH the isnt OF lois am 10 all Who take office under
ths President and thus all him an the discharge OF his
public dnes, grOss 20 our best statesmen and
gross insults 70 the intelligence Of The people.
hs-~lred, That democrats. enter solemn pro-
test against the ysemstic attempts of certain political
ssas 60 transform democracy into ~ stem OF serdom
any man. the t-st Of dsmocr attic orthodoxy We
hold That the dcmocEs ic party org snzed for higher
objects and should ann at grshder aud useful
Resolved, ThA, among true democrats as among true
christians, the tree - known by its fruit and judging
the present administration ny this test hold worthy
OF uaivsssal support aud eommcndation
Resolved, That IN reviewing the past career Of our
nerspis Itssaisu,-the many uhsnuepsed events that
placed han IA position 10 perhaps the very existence
Of republican institutionsand the chances that
Gently preserved has life while his saanchesi friends and
trstiest councillors stricken irom his s3ewe
compelled 10 regard him OF the chosen
Of Providence aud not 10 be down by the ord
nary plots and macbiDaiions Of anpriacrled ambition.
afrfa hrtp nxsl fall u
ing lat OF toasis without any PREDATORY remarks
The Memory VI George Washington (Air-Dirge)
The President Of the United states (Air-iiail 90.
The Memory Of Thomas Jefferson (Air-Dirge)
The Army aai Navy Au-iankee Doodle)
Andrew iacksOn-Long may our Presidents be equally
entitled 10 the seneTaiion Of free people. (ArJack
sons Msrch)
John Tyler-The consistency and correctness Of his
conduct IN public life only equslled by his integrity aud
hrmnrssin history he will stand rrocminen, among the
srss. and good Of every age ttr-hsl 70 the Chief
right, and submits TO nothing that Is wrong lAir-De
mocratc march,
The unicn-" IT must and shall be preserved" Air
Star spang,ed Banner)
Edueation-The shee, anchoro of our Republic. Air
Zarich's Fair Wsters)
The Agricultural lnerestlt Is main stay, and is
least entitled TO equal rights and protection" Air
Speed the rlough)
The District system--The only true safeguard of De
its speedy adoption Music-The Campbeis coming
Airline Campbells are coming.
patriots Of all countries enjoyed equal rights under Re
preventative Government thereby developing the best sad
most generous qualities VI our nature. Air-llsl Colum.
The Fair sex-Thcr devotion in attachment their
cheering influence In adversely only be eqused by
the arlor OF their patriotism whether the mother the
sister the lover the friend their hearts cheer
difficulties and enyen festivities Air-iieres a
heath 20 all good lssses
Mr. Lothians superior brass band performed the above
airs during the evening with admirable taste and
ton, which was much applaudci
present, and series OF volunteer 'ossi given.
deputaton from the celebration at the Shakespeare
Hotel waited on the meeting, and their spokesman
being introduced TO the Char, said-Mr Chairman and
gentlemen have been sent hers 10 explain 10 this he
that there assembled at the shakespeare Hotel body
friends who have met for a similar purpose that which
has brought you Together and directed sir 10 offer
TO this body their warm congratulations.
The CHNRMAS-Oentlcmen, We have received erfra
Offers OF congratulations from body OF friends
who have met with similar objects We have, air TO say
in return that we are most happy 10 NEE, you and Offer
such John Tyler. We. therefore, gentlemen
would feel happy that you would do the honor TO par
tcipate festivities
The deputation here sat down. and after few minute,
withdrew.
Mr.. oDossrLL here sang with much taste, The Ban
of Liberty
The following volunteer tossts were offered, and re
ceived with much applause
BY the cn.rnM.s..Ireland- May her rights be main
tanned peaceahly II she can--forcibly II she must
By q w. McPHERsoy.-Captain stockton-the chivsl.
rous OF New Jersey whose life, whose honor, and
whose freely ana whose
devotion TO her institutions Is only equaei by has lbe
py and munihcence in advancing her prospects end
character May the young Of his profession initiate his
virtues, AMI find reward the proud yicon OF hav.
ing done their duty and of merting the gratitude oi
country OF soveregns.
BY o. NJ Boeanpo.-The Veto Presibents-The former
peald the British at New Orleans in sl5 the latter pca
them in Washington in 1871, and threw their monied
aristocracy in their attempt to enslave MS with United
States Bank God bless all such pea.rs and repeaers
BY A. GNrfss-Wiam shsef, worthy president,
sterling democrat, and such will be remembered by
the people,
Mr. sHALLR returned gentlemen, according TO
adopted rules would perhaps be proper Tor make
few remarks in answer 10 your toast .ndeavor TO DO
my duty in my own plain way At Syracuse IN this
consistent with human freedom Agreeable my cxpa.
renee thought according to the lessons which history
teaches us to keep the power in the hands OF the ope
in order to preserve H. close ss possible thought
that If had been deprived Of their liberty IL had
been by something similar. | believe a chap.
ter opened by the history four aud the PEG
pie should not be eniced to forge, IT, for among men
prone to repeat errors; liable TO repeat
Them The question then was whether the people TO
nominate the candidates at their district meetings OF
through their delegates at Baltimore. ! felt the i'm
porancc and soIemnity Of the question, and ! urged
them to allow the people to do 4 at The district
the five who dared TO protest against A. think under.
stood the question advised them TO weigh well the
erto leave the power OF delegation with the people
However, il could not be done and only wish they ma,
not have to pay for il yet nteriered TO obyiate that
considered and thnkiwas right in that
within themselves much possible Genil.IDen, the
meeting here to night Of thu most satisfactory De
monstrations have We here 90 do ho-
to the respect, and want neither favor nor
reward from any can only say in answer 20 your
toast that thank you NY conduct Is on recorf snd
of constitution loud cheers followed the conclu
sion Of the eddress)
By A vouSrErR-Oh Hunkerism--lt hes grown sad
fatteued through p,y discipline the vltas II the
people until il has nearly deprived itself Of the power
ocomoon. Its age and burden Of ain precui~s the lss
siby Of reiuvenation and, thank God, viii b.
obsolete idea. May lis winding shee, b. coonskn
its grave barrel OF exceedingly hard cider preserved 10
tcrify designing demagogucs selfish dctaors sni
cous vulturcs by eternally holding up 10 them their
eyitable faeihc hijious csrcsso Of Fe.i,i hanisfs
by P,rptcK DsLroy Robert Tylcr-Nay his etsriions
in behalf Of universal freedom and particularly Cor that
Of Ireland be remembered by the OF the reon
Isle" and fully compensated by their indcais able eser
tons maintain the freedom OF this glorious land Of
which his worthy father IL the Chief Magistrate Air
Hail Columbia.
BY DAVID srFrS-The President OF the United States