The New York herald., 1845-03-31


tory. (Great shouing) We drove them Oft the field,
and just athinking to-day Of what said at
meeting in the Park to the keepers Of the City Hall
there says "yon soon have TO clear and let the
people take possession Of that ere buding"and it
(Greal cheering) ask you did we not carry out
our word-did not take possession of the ship and
place that badiDg the Hon. James Harper preside
the desnies OF this people? Great cheeripg Yes
rejoice IN such cause because it makes no odcs where
q mans place OF residence be, whether 1t be the SOUTH
North East or West-we are all brothersthe northern
and the southern all unite doctrines and
the Republican platform (Great cheers and the
fat man shouted awfuly) Feilowcitizens,I can only
say that we have every reason to rejoice and felt happy
as stood by the door and many OF respecta.
BILE French residents pass into this meeting, because
not come here 70 80 against men because he was
born In foreign land -(rIemendous cheering)-No.
tell you we don't come here to persecute you that
born in foreign land-(Great cheering, and the band
for prescription but tell you that the Merican Repub
lican principle Is friendly to Foreigners cheer
ng} But as they say let Ireland rule Ireland and Eng
rca- cheering) Some may ask what cause Is
there be alrad M tell you have to be afraid
placed in high psce-one Of the highest places
hold according the religious denomination that he
resdes oyerhe left that holy place where he was gui
ding souls to heaven, and he mingled in among the
worlds people, and made political speech, urging upon
his country men to come FORTH and he said how he BY
the RAISING Of his finger could command 10 0O0 votes
Now isn't that enough afraid of the liberties
OF our country1(" Yes ""yes" and cheers) Yes, and
he did command his votes and the consequence was in
four wards Catholic School Commissioners appoint
ed and the Bible taken out Of sixty three schoos
that holy Bible Of Washington the dark days
OF the revolution and all the others had that give the
liberties have-(Checrs and cries of we "wont
give up the Bible~ There is not good religious Ca
.holc but regrets that speech Of Bishop Hughes have
heard them say to oh, Colonel Snow, Colonel Snow
If we could only blot out that night" sad thank God
he did make that speech for reused the Mercsn pso
foreign inAuence-(Great cheering) Now you all
know that the Catholic religion always works to 60
vern by political power. 1t cost more than sixty mil
iOn uf VEG tn me.--
They say, 'Mericans there ia no danger-dont you
know that Dudley selden has made out that there's
only three thousand of these foreigners, altogether.
Laughter He tries to lull the people to Sleep but
tell he can't ul the Merican Republicans to sleep
who had just fallen into doze, but now started up a
parently, much excited) Now, look to this matter my
contend for them, for the Holy Bible which father
had, and which my little children shall have if their
the fat deeply affected that he actually could
not shout Yes my friends and doesn't the organ Of the
to The
the sign Of the Cross every where and that they own IL
they Of the
their land. (Cheers) Well we have got the good ship
Native 'Merican" fitted up, and we have COED cap
chair though say before his face- he very
modest but he must when the Captain was
sn ss
only sorry that as we are about to go another as
good voyage and profitable to the owners a. the
here. the fockng into ship at every port
Great cheering9 But there's the whig ships and the cap
men to 90 and ship with him nice trio il s-C aptain
Seden, Horace Greeley, and the Buckeye Blacksmith
Naughter) Then there's the other ship commanded by
man called Havea Mayor, aughter) and III tell you,
they'll have mayor before long, if James Harper lives
groa laughter and cheering in which the fat joined
in that and Because they Say % they give give
such id bad fare. lCheers) But tell you that we
have gota captain and officers that the friends Of the
poor man. Why when they meet me in the street they
say All Colonel Snow. how you to-day" and they
shake by the hand and then goes home and tells my
you'll be great great man nan. yourself it, yet % daughter and
cheers Come, then my friends let 60 the battle
like true 'Meriean Republicans determined to sink or
swim Let ms remember that cemented by blood
the blood of Schiefler and his compatrots-and let
our watchword be "revenge-revenge," upon the battle
Colonel" took his seat
song was then sung, commencing
The trumpet ofLibery sounds through the world.
Fall tyrahb, all
There were now, loud cries Of Screen, Green.'
After some delay that person came forward, and
was received with tremendous shout.
Mr. GREEN said-Are you all here2 eyes, yes'0 Very
we'll L. this the first commencement Of the newsocisy Q,
Association called the Harper Association :" loud
cries Of" Yes. PES" and cheers Then you have made
GOOD beginning and success must attend your endea
to see such assemblsge. But win not make long
speech. not here for that purpose but 10 take
and HIM nS We ss
ed to try him again MIR. Harper is much beset by
mics but be russ no risk from their mashinatons his
$4,000 fre2ds Gary him through in triumph Grest
the r9s osSs TsS en-
pretended friend Of Mayor Ha pers called upon him,
and said to him. you had better keep back and you will
not lose by it, is certain you cannot poll 900 votes
the next election. In snswer this Mr. Harper said,
that take pacewhat might he would 60 with his party"
oreat cheetng) Dudley selden too called upon MAY or
inn IN nm fnUd dvvh ha
hat was impossible for them to pelf Lsughter
GEO to 10 oOo and THAT he selden) would certainly de-
at him, but that if he withdrew he would be loser by
s M The r speaker here I
created great laughter and cheers To this Mayor Har
per replied. ",ince you have been good to tell
y0u how think you will GEL You say that am
likely to get 10000 well then expect that you will get
just votes that of Dudley Seden and Horace Greeley
and that will be one more than Horace Greeley will o.
tan for you cannot reciprocate with the man of the
Tribune" as you live in different wards; therefore Ho
ing) But Dudley selden did not stop here; he went
round to the different Aldermen in the various wards
and cbeers He went to one candidate for.the Office Of
Alderman Mr. Post a2d said to him-there is necessi
ty for you to give your name for this Office; you want
office, Mr. Post you need not trouble yourself in this
matter To this Mr. Post replied,-you know, Mr.. Sci
self with poIitcs but il did would not take the best
once in your power and shall not be driven from the
party by any brbe you offer. e. Hear hear" and
cheers This will give you the character OF Dudley Sci
den. He is certainly one Of the best to cause
that has existed Now let ask why is that Dud
ley Seden going round through every ward in the city
It be for other purpose than that Of influencing the
foreign vote II their votes not what they ought to
be- the very that Dudley selden ought pur
sue and he Is justified in going round to seduce them;
tte told by their own papers We feel that their
honest vote is Of much consequence to to any
other party and we wage no war with them In conse
quence of IT. only object is to protect ourselves for
the future; and to protect them well ourselves and
children after US. Hear hear, and cheer) But to
come to the point: Shall we not beat them we did last
year. e. Yes, yes" and repeated cheerng) This call
was nobly responded to last year. and will pc noby
on the present occasion Continued cheer) Our objects
and principles better understood than they
them and surely must have great, If not greater
triumph ('Yes yes" and cheers) The conduct Of the
other two parties pu him very mnch in mind Of certain
bul that told you ofbu perhaps you recoect thu
story, and don't care about hearing again. (Cres Of
" Go on-tell it again. and cheers) Well, you must
very fine young bulla noble animalul Of blood and