The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-04
Ths Meeting at Tammany Hali-speeeh OF
Thomas Dunn English.


marks, at the Tammany meeting, on w ednesday
night, as taken by another reporter, was mislald,
and an imperfect sketch given. We are DESTROYS
of presenting our readers with correct tram
script of what passes hence the full report
below
Mr. EscLIsH rose and said-That he expected the
meeting had assembled for the purpose Of creating
disorder or coniestng about private rights, but in the
ments in relation to the that have recently
passed both houses Of Congress- If that be the purpose
Tor which the meeting called, and if there is de-
sire on the part of those present hear will speak
to you those subjects il not will 60. suppose we
have assembled for the august purpose can call
the people together in assembly-to examine discuss
aud decide upon the doings of public That
it is right and duty thus to do, is source
regret minged-regret that high functona.
~ OF this government has been attacked because
sumo the strange position that Vice President repre-
seus the monoposts Of St9e and not the people of
whole copiederacy rst nCwewer despite OF the
unsnimity and enthu which will mark this nights
proceedings will teach monoPots and their adheren,s
bitter lessonwili inform public men that the policy to
be adhered 10 is the one arising from their honest
tons and will demonstrate the Joy and good feeling OF
the democracy at having carried those cardinal
for which they commended in the of lsl4. Gap
plause Important measures call Tor our attentou-mea-
sureswhose mprnts are to be lett on our national pros
pery and character and of these consider the existing
and the tariff of duties more important because
immediate in their operations and results than the
ry do not propose to discuss the origin OF the war
is enough that exists to ensure II cordial support
fro the peopieCno partizan but hanonsi sap2o,
they have right do matters of State policy will
unite manully TO end-wiil join TO prosecute the
with vgor and to obtain compensation for our inu
at the hand Of Mexico That we have been most sig
nay insulted and aggneved by our neghbor SO plain
ly to Ne seen that Is wfully blind who it not
Here the speaker pitched into Horace Greeley
No others oppose tho war. For however men
I'm wa itsalf q won
say-"a fixed fact" (Cheers) There is escaping
that and to oppose its triumphant progress to commit
the less treason because does not fall
within the letter of the definition The war will go
nevertheless in spite of these men, who mourn over
victories, and exut reverses who croak like
ravens, Of coming defeat and disaster Satisfaction for
injuries will be obtained by country men in arms
And the result will benefit those we conte nd WITH for it
will teach respect for free governments and disseminate
knowledge of liberal principles (Cheers) The great
party feature OF the session was inc OF Ia
directly, indirectly would rather know how much
had to paw hetber little or great to the support Of
vernment As this is be the case bow to the will Of
the majority All for, and all should care for,
if you admit the system to be paramount is to that
the law its proper end that its details are adj
and with you and yours lies the power that it is made
for the greatest good Of the greatest number and that il
any preference be given be OF necessity not of "a
voritism made because Of the wants Of govern
ment not to pamper individual corporate wealth. We
sovereignty is merely trust from us, the peopebut
il suffer representatives to enact laws for the
dement, Of the lew ana the INJURY Oh Inc many we en-
the national compact (HeIe man cried out you are
anative, any how') Fellowcitizens, the fellow who
has interrupted me- applied 10 me for employ ment when
held Office in the customs and refused him be-
he intoxicated his the second time he has
nsulted me IN pubic meeting. MAN In inc crowd 1
It's lie: You're naive ana can prove u Inc
charge that of the native faction is too a6-
surd to be noticed SHeIe the man said something we
could not distinguish ana tail man. apparently Seutn,
erner, shook his fist at the drunken man, and said Ell
You don't ike what the seniemans saying, you amt
,lIor, u VrrtE hin x-,v
stay keep quiet else 80 you see his fist
The man hnshed) Lei II oe aslncuy UNDERSTOOD that
do not consider ari act 10 that OF 40
as legitimate matter OF party creation tuousn was
from circumstances supported CT opposed oy parry
(Here some one made most laughable imitation OF
hen) don't know whether that was turkey, goose, or
very old hen (laughter)-but do know that am not
to be put down by such means ismy rghs,o address
you and intend to exercise it. Cheers) All details
Of tariffs have hitherto been arranged through prepon
derance OF particular interests or compromise OF con-
aStng ones has been qIssu %mS hs sec
OF INTEREST," pocket against pocket AS mus CON
gress meet-The Hon john Nokes says the Hon. Peter
Iokes-My most influential constituents are engag cd 10
the manufacture of ironreduce the duty on iron, and
shall not be returned 10 Congress next time Then
constituents are engaged in sugar-mskng Vote for a
heavy tax on sugar, and VIII vote TO continue your
tax on IRON SO YOU fellow citizens desire to sweet
en- your tea or make morse soe you must pay more Tor
doing BOTH in order tn gorge the wealthy constituents Of
the Nokeses and Tokeses Of Congress why if man de-
sires to white the benches IN the rark-he only luxury
he can get out Of such seats he must
more Cor the knife which affords him the rational pas
time that few irenmasters, in Pennsylvania may
fat and kick like Jethurun This is not as it should be-
The interests OF the whole people should be consulted
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ave. and !, shae !, rs hino5 She oyes bra s.,
rsmrn srhs;sanca II She create laws which nravsrt
hs nh..n;n~ ~ sha va,sta. IN. contra.t ca raoa.s
him from nbi;gat;on fChesrN what do the f;snds 81
urotection claim They claim r;ght "a tow IN
whnlr Co. the h.noft ~ nor.;aS ~ ~ % ,ue
The many nav a hiah nr;ca for art;cies Of common
conspmntion hat tho ssu ma acou;re ,yeah IT, 90
ours ,'lnai,h hx ;rd,s,rv nd frrai;sv 10 boa,i ~
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