The New York herald., 1845-03-28

Thomas jeremiah, Robert II. Ludlow.
SECRETARIES
Henry richardson. Robert ati Il Bushnell, asssss
Richard 5. Connolly. Alfred Bsnnon
Townsend H arrs, VIM. b Harris
| William Gage, John OKeefe,
| Ab.alGm E. Miller, George rtshine,
| John J. Parsells Geo w, Varian.
| John A. Deancey.
| On taking the chair, amid the loud applause of
| the meeting, Mr.. COOPER said:
FELLOW cIrlzENs-I return you nv sincere thanks for
the honor conferred upon in selecting to preside
over you on this occasion. when you assembled
exercise the high and important privilege Of debe atng
on the men and measures necessary to carry on the
Of this great CITY, beg you to give your
plain the objects Of the meeting. (Great cheering)
MI. Wn A. Waller then stepped forward with the ad.
dress OF tho Mayoralty Convention in his hand
Capt RYNpERs, who was on the platform o,etlv said
Remember, there must be no extraneous NATTER
to the legitimate text"
"Oh yes !" returned Mr.. Walker looking sonoewhat
blue and nervous.
"very well, l,-all's right.-now 60 ahead, said the
Mr. WALKER then read long address and resolutions
we give which convey the spirit Of the former
nas0lved, That the democratic party is based upon the
.qnaiity-that it recognizes restrictions the full
development and broadest application Of principles:
that 1t takes its position these grounds: courts nvesti
gaion with regard to them: and wishes rise or fall by
them ana them only.
Resolved That in the coming Charter election tho de
mocratic party pledges itself 10 an efficient adminstra
ton: the pure official patronage: economy in pub
the public 3. ,Ss ppsaT
han these would be injury to the city, and injustice
Resolved, That in our candidate for Msvor. WILLIAM
HAvEMsYER we present to the su6eges of the CITY, an
honest efficient and capable citizen pledged to guard the
othe community and to carry the requisite
| ment eS's'
Resolved That we recommend our democratic fellow
citizens IN the several wards Of the city, unon conciia
tion vigilance and energy With these triumph s Ger.
.an-without them strong may be beaten in de.
| on which,
second with my heart the adoption Of the address and
resolutions which have just been read second them
because believe that they contain sound expression
true democratic doctrine. (Cheering) second them
because believe that they contain sentiments Calculated
to produce the utmost union in the political action
which have just entered We have lust emerged from
political contest the importance Of which had hardly
previous to the last general election but for time oniv
the political horizon clouded and lowering
could We discern the small speck Of blue sky which
gave promise OF glorious future But trusted-we
had faith-and that upclouded sky at last came Cheers
And hsw did ceme' came through the influence Of
the nobest principles of the democratic fah-the sur.
render OF private and sectional for one great
and common cause. (Cheers) Yes my friends when
their wonted National in Baitimore shev met
with put one object the countrys good-and deter
bury all private preierencesiike the pariarch Of ala
they were prepared to Offer up their isssn on the
ssr .se.ss Of ns sSS Th;y make
led to the Slaughter aurh.e1 PTUu
often spoken within thsse walls sn 0as aSd their h'Ss ts'
miliar echoes All like pleasant music on my cars
at what have gone through Of late In the isss eec
ton by great and united exertions we against
the emnattled hoas Of federalism aboitionism naveism
whiglsm andi al theother isms. daughter and loud
cheers We succeeded in transpantng from the soil Of
Tennessee-from the same soil where Old Jackson was
plated It WashinstGs rSers ens will the
Young Hickory take root and flourish bringing forth
css lot s srh, 70 Laughter and
o. me last electioE We now enter upon local election
well known hat when an army, arrayed in all the
New Orleans (cheers) the fight when una
bic to rally and PRESENT unbroken 'front.' they divide
route, they may able to fall back upon So ia in
political contests The whgs routed and discomntted
country and now ike nc certain
msy be allowed the simlie- are burrowing with
neis nHses 10 the earth ready for to drag them out
In the last election we had all ssrts Of foes to fight with
What the enemy that now presents isef7 What is lis
name to begin wth' really hardly know what to call
the Native American Republican Abolition psrtv."N
g-aughtsr? Fist in array come the "nativesn-the
Why would suppose in hearing these nstivesn toik
that this was country hundreds hundreds of
oo ana ina. we yere all sge of Mehuseah These
hauves would suppose, write the history Of this
country very mh the Welch write theirs II is said
tnst IN wales there exists an ancient history, in which
thousand years down to the food the historian adds
marginal noteabout this time the world was created
lLaughter) Nov, one would suppose these "nstivesr
think that we arehe Oldest people the world But are
we not All Amertans, whether native foreign born
Yes" yes" md loud chesrs.) They demand that
when man coms to this country he must reside here
before hecan vote about the period for which
man s sentenced to the State Prison for burglary =
(Laughhr) Why, wonder If Daniel O'ConnelI were to
come out here eble cheering from the Irish laborers)
men, they would insist their living here 2l
years before they could be considered having come
maturity: Hthey aye such children now, dont know
wnat sort OF men thf would grow up to be. The "native
but We have got to beat them at the bsllobox Some
honest democrats jdned them last year. on the faith Of
iheir promises, BY they have broken them ALL and
loaded US with Sa0 600 Increased taxation Cheers
Then we have the vhigs-that old coon Usugh
teri You all know what its principles [Captain
kynders-" Ay andwe felt il in ls4O " But it's day has
gone Sil It 10 at s old tricks, and has up a man
Mr. seidsn that wepnce sent to Congress, and know
very well the tricklhat he played on there. Take
., gre playing possum-and will strike
toe the mark. and we'll surely beat them Cheers
lCaptain RYrDERs-(handing Mr. II. tumbler Of water
. Here, take some Of this native American brandy.
oara oflaughter What is the reason Of all this whis
fuss about foreignesal this currynR favor with adop
ted czens3 Why, the whig stock jobbeis-the supper
State under debt forty millions Of dollars are afraid
they win have no privilege: here % but a'0 thOss sos'
ing our water, will seek some more genial
shores and that thus the great works Of nternaI inn
pIovement" will fal Cheers) Hence they now say
wings They are Ike the thimblsrgsers pesOhsre % \
s-there Il is-you don't know where he devil IL Is =
aughter) Once for all say to you, rely in ell your
the democracy Of this city-wiliam H. hsvemeyer :
Loud chesrs sickto your colors and you must be vic
The resolutjons NOR. thor rrt o,a ,~~.a h,,..,.