The New York herald., 1845-01-25

s over IT. and the ample ytical discussion wnich
as undergone through many years, combine to rende
~ and once upon that step which sha most
secure the great object into which all secondary consids
@ aons are re oived-hs remuneration Of Texas; lea
matterr. Is ''- -- 'e''' - - -.
TINS was then put and carried by overwhelming
h'Jony ana amid tremendous applause, shouting and
cnssrog, and waving hats an umbrellas. sst'
Tnen came the resolution referring to silas Wright
last on the motion Of Mr. Bogardus
tne resolution was laid on the table.
Alter tns the meeting became orderly and composed,
and on the chairman asking any gentleman dspo
sed TO address the meeting TALL thin young man. whose
be member Of the Empire Club. rushed forward and
spoke Tor lew minutes He was succeededb by
kosrar TyLsa, Esq who was greeted by terrific
FELLOW arNs-I have been invited 10 address this
meetlng upon the question OF annexation. come
friend Of that measure, without acquescing in any pre-
tended claim Of Mexicowihout any reference 10 the
question OF slavery any of those matters
which have baen mixed up with this great question,
(Cheers The propriey the policy, the necessity which
ger matt for argument but a fact deliberately settled
BY the people. do therefore, intend to offer any ev
dence 70 support the ioregone arguments in favor Of
THIS measure but stand before yon reluctantly
TO contest with any who should hardlhood
10 assert that this people have resigned
sovereign Will and pleasure for the annexation OF
toths United ststss- (Appause) assert that it was
above all others the lever that moved the Baltimore Con
vention--and that X Polk nominated In reference
to this question alone (cheers) That he was sustained
and elected to h his high Office by the united force Of
the democratic party because he was known TO be the
ardent advocate and arm iend Of the snnexaon ' 81
Texas contend that the matter brought promptly
forward at all pusc tings during the
generay inscribed upon your banners, and adopted
mo toes, the star Texas will assert that in
this great democratic State there not 90 of the dc
mocac peope opposed to the annexation Of Texas-and
wss fellow by appealing directly to the people
on this issue that decided the question The peo
piS o tns country IN their selection OIL Polk to
US president not only popular but who stands per-
ecty Tree from the influence OF all cabas and cques and
that ef the democracy Of this country say he stands
untrsmmeed because of the OF his election b.
cal partizans who have been in the habit of feeding I'LL
vermin on the body polite loud cheering) He was
elected BY the people, and know he will now rely
Ple supposng this question should be defeated by
s fdsrast foes or its pretended friends and believe
But there is for argument this question 1t has
been long decided and the democracy declare
Those who not with us are against us. fCries y
yes, tnaesno Those who are opposed to us let them
With vgor to the work "a voice-good] New Hsmnp M vp
shire set noble example and yet Mr. Hale from that
state has had the daring to write an anti annexation let
cheering,-ofa Polk -(applause)-of ryier-(msrked
and vehement cheering) -cf Cass (cheers)-of Cal
houn- (marked applause) -of Johnson Qoud and re-
newed sppauss) speak in the spirit that snmated the
Of the victorious democratic party proclaim
mies (Applause) Texas should be Immediately an
nsxed to the Union and have great pleasure Of inform
with certainty that Texas will be ours (reat appIause
That beautiful star, which in the southweste horizon
sParkss with lone splendor will bs Joined to the radiant
conellaton OF these 6ntes and render that glaxy still
more resplendent (Checrz) And now, gentlemen, you
will permit me for moment to allude to relative
in OF the papers of the city claiming be Texas pa
POS, letter containing unjust an undeserved and an
unnatural attack the President Of the United states
(Groans Kisses and Of SO it haso What is the
name Ct the paper :" &c) The Evening Post. (Agita
tho Sn s q
in sssr esds su9s
Ereiss Post of yesterday AT the conclusion Of the
read Of this extract very strong expression
of contempt for both the one and the other-the
John Ty ler" Now gentlemen continued the speaker
as 10 that subJect, do not think that Mr. Tyler
On hd y 'S s0d n' or e
threats Of enemissthrough regard for his life reputs
ton has he failed to stand BY the Constitution Of his
country and it false that he has excited the disap
provat OF all parties I ask you, did Tamnany Hall ask
him to withdraw from the Presidential contest No .
farnity with the will Of the people upon the Oregon
question, they receive inma,ion Of the last and
crownng act OF his Chinese treaty
loud cheering) You, gentlemen, have already placed
the lie uron this document and am responsible to-
tnecheering which followed, and he retirsd.)
Mr. vAr Mss tnen came forward and was received
cheering and grafulated those pre-
sent on what had been done that evening this
and important question. II proved the truth Of the old
adsge, that in union there strength p end f they
proceeded thus they must certainly and achieve
all they desired We have met here this evening dis
cuss nota party questionthst is not necessarily So
it Is however, great democratic notwihstand
ing 1t was the that the first great chief Of the
that e me Sa % aUi
pary-their principles came from nobler sourcethey
had their origin from on high; (Cheers) He wished
every one who wished well to the country to for
ward ON this great and momentous question he cared
not from whence they come. or what party they be
onged to- they should be welcome and they would give
them the haul of friendship (Great cheering) Then,
gentlemen again repeat, allow me to repeat to you
cong ratulatons which has taken place here this
evening the hero OF New Orleans whom we all re-
spsct will be most gratifying (Renewed cheering)-
ton with hand and heart whom will be equally gra.
ty ingJsbn Tyler. e. Three cheers for John Tylern
g,vn most heartily % These are noble men and deserve
not only studied the interest snd welfare OF the land
thr' shou its length and brs aih but be has been mind
which the gentleman sat down)
J.I MumroRD then came forward aud said. We have
nexation no party question When the people sent
their delegates to Baltimore Il question was hs the
nsson sna =, sucb ne n o1
tna TN. - not party qusson-not party question -
was not the word Texas ~ II as displayed upon
ry banner 1t the democratic cry above every ether
cry (rh,es cheers for IT, xas) The fact ,ha fe.
renee 10 this question, that the uons OF Ba
more Convention was the very foundation OF the
ton ton in this great struggle. When this maeris
settled our only wonder will be that did
Texas sooner With regard to the slave question: the
debt Texas they can be settled hereafter As to the
hrsi y was like English philanthropy, and but
abolition movement (iear, hear and chesrs) During
the past 30 years there has been single slave import
Cd into this country, and if Texas becomes annexed
we shall ne the better able to slavery extending
but the noble and chivalic people Of that would
consent to annexation hut on the sae farms n
other states is to be independent in the matter If
TINS great question waste be settled, why not do il
done It, No one better than Martin Van Buren, (Cres
Of "end John Tyler" II this is party question
whst have the democrats been doing during the la,
csmpagn3 They have been going the grestsst rood
Tor hs greteat number and this included the
and Texas most ustiy)
Mr. ID. G.. BaopERlcW a membeg of tha rrn~o rr.x