The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-11


ssnais, who seemed willing sscriAce psros q their
rights and territory He lived in ohie, the 1scksys
Gssts-( Chser)-snd the diniculty which wosId seem
to exist in Senate relation to the passsge The
There was 6ne fellow going to get married and prev
cd Well, said he, II shall swsllow that" Laugh
teri He was told another And that too" said he.
But At last B: wa, told ,9n:a aa h IN asii'1 .s, IL
swallow that! Gmmodsr.ts laughtsrl 50 was with
certain Americans They had relinquahed their rights
rights ON the northeastern 6oundary-but whom they
now came to speak Of Oregon they again talked Of this
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question. Let take their sentiments booming up to
Washinston- TIemendcu: chesr:) The democratic
moral power Of that meeting would have its effect upon
the country 1t would travel with electric rapidity
Il was scarcely possible for him to express The manner
in which the people Of the West looked to the proceed
always exercised controlling influence upon ths Union
At large. The Illinois returns, too had moral power
IL. s: so ; u ... And s
It was always understood that the heart va. sound
Hs woS a
circumstance should be introduced TO nurs the great
he would say, in the language Of the poet
"Oh, for tongue to curse the slave
Whose treason, like deadly blight,
Comes DER the counsels of the brave.
To blast them in their hour of might"
Vocifsrous cheering) This intelligence would be in
Washington morrow, and If there were recreants
in the Senate, it would have the effect to prevent
them in the course they meant to pursue. II no
in Ohio, he would BE- speaking upon other topics
The democracy had there the question Of bank
municipal matters Bank right. was question here too
name new would smell .. sweet Lsushtsrl Hskad Be:
New York On the country a. larE: The whE: had
sen They had bean tried and found wanting Yes |;
they have" He told however last night, that the
wings would succeed but reminded him Of the story
Of fellow who lived down Breeshl who had partic
ular partially for lying He had passion also for kill
ing monkeys: Roars Of laughter In one ofhis monkey
excursions, he happened 70 kill one, and when he
the monkey had trsmondous long tail sushs.r)-
that all the monkeys at Breeshil carried tremendous
long tails "How 1osg was his tail 2" said his friend
feet long tmmodsrate rcars Of laughter) at cannot
be- said tas lssnd. well said he "f you dont be-
lsvs ms, you can ask that there Niger. Gaushtsr)
dred and 6y feet long ~ 'No, massa" said the negro
Laughter) IVA: it not fifty :" mo. mas:s" repeated
long Va: y asked the friend why. ms..s. dat dsrs
monkey had no tail at ALL" CTremsndous roars Of
langhter) and b: misht say the same Of his whis
had no tail at all snewsd laughter Having thus far
respassed upon them he would further take up the
time Of the meeting and would now take bis leave Of
them.
The meeting here loudly chssrsd for Ohio and Gen.
Waldbridge.
Of the American right to the Oregon Territory up to
81 40, which was carried by exclamation.
CAPTAIN RYNDERs then offered the following reso
luton by F. L. Waddell, which was carried BY accla
Received That Of the firm unwsvermg faith Of the
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The meeting hereupon adjourned. EslF&