The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-30

4 q the sxpsnss Of war. and with whom1 With
poor crippled degraded. ensavsd Mexico-(Cheers y
The people VI this country, who in their youth
struck the proudsst from the diadsm the brow
Britain aud proclaimed to admiring world that they
rsory from poor aecrepd people who have taught
TO kiss the rod that tmtes (GreaFheering) No, At
blood ii the must be peoped with the lite
our gallant seamenlet seek foe worthy OF our steel
uerri6c cheerng) What honor-what reputation could
We gam ia such war; The reputation OF plundering
from miserable nation OF slaves handful Of territory
No. are TO discover proves let seek an equal
gained in two successful wars with the mistress Of the
and the lion OF the land Cheers But there Is
Their plea offered It is to extend the institution OF slavery
and we again called in former years to acceds
to southern dictation abhor this eternal demand TO
submit to southern and brsvado Let that
as the idle wind and any State turn recrean and step
aide from the path Of glory let her with the curses oil
frsemen upon her guilty and degraded head (remen-
Constitution found you but shall 60 beyond an inch
Cheers Democracy comes TO US every four years with
changed habiliments. Recently Baltimore she came
She forth in her new rppery bearing in one hand
the great charter scroll Of freedom and in the other the
brow she asks tribute from her votaries.-
(Cheers) She says-"I affirm that democracy, the friend
Of the posr slavery defined by the Baltimore
Convention. n-( Tremendous cheering) How many new
sacrifices does this modern divinity demand \
human victims to be sainare iibations of human
blood to he poured cut upon her altar Cheers Gen
tleman ! can never sanction this annexation Of Texas
Why they even ask to assume the twenty millions Of
states Ct this Union in 1887 10 declare that faith in their
credit deiuson and At this day two states
running the race Of infsmy Mississippi and, blush to
say it. Indiana pluckng from the galaxy Of the nation
Of the brightest that shoDe and gttsred there
4hesrsl And now il is proposed to drag Texas into
this Union, twenty millions of debt and all. CHEERS
How is that to be paid They propose tariff, and yet
the breath they opposed to tariff OF taxa
i0n Lausatsr G s a zen we cannot a. iseemsa
the rich harvest fields OF New York. fans not the
cheek Of slave. ever consent TO increase the mum
And now / must conclude as i fad that the heat
If the room will prevent me from proceeding
sa me the
both parties with us, and enforce the wing doctrns
ny appeals to the understanding Of men-by argument
and believe that the capable OF sell
government and capable Of understanding the principles
Of the which they called on to support But
hey occasionally need to be instructed And 1t is also
incumbent on US to pursue course OF cancellation and
compromise This leads to express my regret at thu
course pursued by some OF the whig presses 10 this
Unon under the excitement and heat of their feelings
which has induced them to denounce and drive of from
those unfortunate fortunate enough to hold ofhco
under the present chief magistrate Of the Union No mar
enertains sovereign feelings OF hostility to John
Tyler as politician and statesman than do loud
any desire justify the Of those Office holders
who have submitted to the taxation OF their salaries fo
the purpose Of sustaining him in his reachery 70 those
who placed him il office But let not any vindictiv.
ceiling 60 to far There il class of Wings who have
held Commissions under this administration and need
modern democracy We need them ALL and we should hi
careful lest treat with discourtesy those who merit
better treatment at our hands There wrs class OF men
the mnuttmsn OF 1910. who received Office from Gen.
rison, who had contributed largely to tina. great
DRY. know some of them in the southwest although !
pleasure acquaintance with many Of them
here. Let welcome these men to our ranks
Let us be willing to succor all who are
eady to contribute their money time talent and energy
aid Of the establishment Of this great cause which they
III have heart have regretted to see this sy stem o.
,stracsm practiced worthy men merely because they
reid commission from that good old patriot Hsrison
md in obedience to his instructions refused to enter mt
he polite strife Of the day regretted to any poi
on OF the Wing party or Wing press disposed 10 prsc.
ice upon those men system OF UNJUST and vi
usfsbe ostracism. When you eApend you
Indignation on that class Of m.n, who. in is4'
connived at the rejection of Henry Csy and thus made
themselves responsible for the Presidency Of John Tyler
care not how freely and overwhelmingly the food may
who have still chung with unbroken fidelity to the
wing cause aud wing principles-who have been en-
iorsed as wings by acommisscn from that venerable pa
heretofore refused to participate in the elections from
conscientious adherence to duy-when it comes, can
md triumph Of the wing cause be silent. Wha'
ight have we TO propose terms to them They hsv
departed from the whig ranks. They have beer
with alwsys-silent heretofore, but vocerous now
Well then, let us embrace them and all others who vii
make common with against all extension 81
slavery and prostration Of American interests by thu
pursuit OF this runous policy Of trade
.arif And now have but word to say To III,
old men is conceded the duty of giving counsel II
position is the field Let them take banner in then
hands and from this till November next display it at pub
lie meetings and every where. Let all go forth ready
necessary. to die politically with the folds Of that IA
wrapped around Let there be inscribed IL whl
principles they have been az they are-and as they
will be-a protective tarthe distribution OF III,
proceeds Of the public lands (and fear not to say
pale the sound) national bank for the regulation
II the currency.
Mr.. White here sat down amid the most enthusiastic
| applause
The Boston Clay yocalsts" then sang some populs,
ylp and af err the
ion Of series of resolutions, the immense assemblag'
| dispersed.