The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-03

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On the o,cssion one OF tie kirg himself competent
t,r President OF The United States least They made
them on comm tee to prepare resolutions then in tt
estmatioa the ire people would be Represented They
passed them unanimously In the oomitae they came to
report to an adorned meeting, when they brought with
TASTE and attempted to fos them upon the meeting The
meeting passed the committees resolutions after great
roise and clustering from that quarter In which Mr. Blu
chanan was made little below the angels above
the President. regarded virtually nobody in
the Texas and Oregon questions Mr. B. may well exclsim
God save me from friends. for BUTCH
cred by his enemies, he is by his friends On this
cssen after ths regular meeting had adjourned they
parties met organic 3D. and passed resolutions &C., which
we're advertised this morning Never did eyes behold
i, is now three and the people are fast Taberios with
me expectation Of seeing regular row. We shall
and you shall hear now quarter before four; the
headed by Thomas McCuily, who recently represented
county Of Philadelphia in the State Senate short
attached themselves to the skirts Of General Simon Came
rop who was, at our last Legislature, elected to the
democratic rauks, ana the wings, who were (know.
ing their inability to accomplish any thing for them.
selves delighted to throw febrand into the ranks of
democracy, therefore joined in electing q they
knew to be to the party his Indian agency hav-
Ing OF destroyed all confidence in him. Such de
Gratis formed clique, deLominated the Buchanan clique
They amounted stage, and Benjamin Brewster Eq.
thrust himself forward and nominated rhos. McCuly as
chairman. Col r NJ Lee remarked, that the hour Of
had not arrived and nine tenths Of the Meeting Kissed
McCuy down. It hsvipg been previously understood
that this clique had determined upon that mode OF action
The meeting composed Of several thousand people,
the McCuliy sc faction amounting 10 from atty 10 one
hundred men at most who were all noisy and aproaious
and had the in order to create Confusion
and interrupt the meeting regardless Of consequences
their favorite Mr. Buchanan could not be compmented
Leo nominated the Hon. Chas Jared Ingerso chair
man, and put the question when at least nnetenhs of
Of Ss il
front q the stage clustering about with his friends and
o sesl @ Ts
Colonel Lee led the friends Of the President Of the
United States and those who supported the legitimate OBJ
sage-his friends notwithstanding the coniu
sion on the west side Of the stage called Stone Esq
addressed BY Messrs schnofel Page, iss Rsnkin and
Kelly who deprecated wsr,bu said under all crccum
a a y h
ned men present hem so or 100 for gaggng the meet
ing they met resoute and determined who defeat
cd their projects and obtained fair expression Of public
sentiment Let these disorganisers take warning from
Ibis days proceedings however, little hope as
Times what rurpors bethe proceedings of meeting
but which assure you end the public held
temps to proclaim themselves the party and
denCunce all the good body Of the party as old hunkers
allow hem to blow o their BE- wiser
they grow older is to be hoped that Of them
who have attempted read the Oldest and best members
Of the party out Of it, will by their gross inconsistent
cies bs brought to the knowledge of the fact that
somebody bcsides their two selves know some
hing-confdent dear little fellows can't be made to
cleverly Of their swsddling clothes Many Of the
gentlemen whose used by them ss officers
will publish card in the morning dscaiming any and
all connection with the little dtractng noisy faction
more am informed It 10 TOO ridiculous to talk aboat
and yet the public have an interest in knowing how
things are going on and the public can know in no way
The newly married pair, Mr. Hopkinson and the great
heiress Miss Swain. are in your city. Much excitement
and Of schemes and plots have all blown up by
the marriage of this truly happy pair We predict for
hearts not heads on this occasion. Your friend,
JuNIUs.
PHILADELPHIA, May 2, ls45.
Well the meeting is over, and the line is distinctly
drawn between the seisye young democracy and the
old hunkers. Young democracy indeed the democracy
of such men who figured the stage yesterday after
noon In that character is extremely youthful and
DAFT having sprung with them but short four years
ego, sincs the Tyler detection. While was mailing
yesterdays letter. about the pretest piece Of breque
being enacted in the State House yard between the
two factions, you heard o. The old hunsers,
sisng by the way Of Of the Oldest members Of the
democratic party and the great mejoriy Of the really
intelligent young men, had the evening previous nom
mated the Hon c. j. Ingerso chairman Of the Committee
Forign Relations in the late Congress, chairman
ofthe meeting to-day, and had adopted ofresoutons
written by Col Psge sustaining the administration gen.
orally, without singing out any pa rticuar member
This did not salty those who claim to be the sole and
particular friends of Mr. Buchanan In order to Advance
their Office seeking ends and appear particularly jealous
in the eyes of the Secretary of State they must introduce
singing him out from the rest Of the cabinet
BIZ the appointment Of President designate this
inent in favor Of Mr. B. AZ proceeding from certain
clique.
Col Page and Others opposed this exclusive
In its character affirming great national movement H..
than good 10 the prospects Mr. Buchanan. The result
Thu the resolutions voted down but the NAL
designs ~
ing Accordingly. before the hour OF fur arrived, the
We By S %
Shipper street. Southwark place about equal to the
Five Points New York. and supported by the gamblers
and who recently were conspicuous 10
disturbing meeting, 10 renorsrate against the rechar.
othe Grard nk proceeded to take ofhe
chsir. The appearance Of this man followed by all
Of noises indicating disapprobation the part Of
tine meeting HIS Men On The sss s great
confusion till the end OF the meeting The air
sounded with wells cheers hootiass and hissngs ming.
ling in confaslon ard kept up with scarcely any inter-
rupon about hour. persons whs attempted
speak, and read resolutions tumbed from the stage
done by tho larks who engaged in tue sport
with the most perfect apparent good humor. ! saw
Is
handled and the good natured laugh which always
accompanied any rough practical joke plnnly indicated
the playful disposition OF the many headed" The up
shot Of the mater was that Mr. lngerso refused to take
the chnr two sets of resolutions passed. and the
trading, tap room, office seeking faction Of the demo-
cratic party, succeeded in making appear that they
rrcvosaby wound NJ with the fortunes Of Jamer
Buchanan II such be the case, should say they
fastened upon his back, aud II he don't unhorse them
quickly they will sink him beyond recovery. On the
whole, the meeting the richest witness
cd, and today the city Is ell alive with merriment on
account oft.
Stock operations have to decided stand At the
first Board State bs fell off IL; between boards they raj
lied to yesterdays quotations. and closed at small de-
cline. There were sales whatsv Or at the second
Board, the market closing stagnnnt.
o. The books Of the " Astor" record the auto