The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-03

David G.. Broderick, nsend Harris.
Richard Smith, Henry Chanfrau,
William Gage Andrew Jackman,
! Andrew Carrigan. Patrick Dongherty
Cornelius Timpson, Patrick Rafferty,,
! Edw ard Innis, Thomas Whean,
Eccles G llenier John !. Cisco.
Theodore MARITIME, John " Westervelt
William Lee Thomas Ncspeden
Isaac Townsend, George w. Varian.
Elijah F. Purdy, Bernard j Meseroe,
Adam Pentz. Alexander Wells.
Edward Sanford,
The following named gentlemen then nominated
Secretaries -
Isaac Phillips. William A Douglas,
Thomas Mckinney, Wesley Smith,
William burkhead Morgan Mott,
James English James Gray, Jr,
Charles II. Cslladay James Caaghan,
Michael Weyant, John PARCELS,
! Joseph N. Parker, William Menck,
Thomas W. Dunlap, William Powell,
Isaac Phillips, {. w. Hubbard
John r Flanagan,
a number oil resolutions were then read by John B.
Haskns Esq some of which we condense. The first
returned thanks to the democratic members of Congress
The second expressed the undiminshed confidence Of
the meeting in the integrity and patriotism of James
Polk The third was euogy Vice President Dallas
for voting for the tariof 1916 The fourth congra
tulaory OF the repeal OF the tariff Of lS4l The fifth
congratuatory OF thepassage Of the SubTreasury Bill
The sixth was the same Of the Warehousing Bill The
Resolved, That distinguished Governor, silas
Wright continues to enjoy the unoounde5 confidence Of
doctrines to the interest OF the state an able upright
and talented Executive he is we'll deserving of the
tinued regard of the people who satisfied their best
interests could not be in safer hands
When the name of SIlas Wright was read there
some Kissing by persons pear the platform which was
more clappng, and the clappng finally predominated
Some person said aloud d-n 81 as Wright GLOW did
ton of Texas" Mike Walsh then said, "d--n Silas
Wright" which was followed by cries of Turn him out
! Hustle him out" Come and do it
! The last resolutions follows:
Resolved That notwithstanding the United States in
the endless ndguities praciisad by the Republic Of Mex
would be fully warranted in seeking redress alone at
the point OF the bayone and while we trust the
ment will continue to pursue the most vigorous
to sustain the honor and reputation Of the country
by pushing their the very door Of the Mexican
palace we feel assured at the same time opportunity
will be ON ited to secure honorable peace and view
with Indignation the conduct Of the Massachusetts sena
tor in purposely defeating measure calculated to
duce this desirable result while he and his party pro-
Tossing great adherence Of throw any and every
obstacle in the way of preventing its discontnuance.
Resolved That this city and State will a. the approach
ing election exhibit increased mao y for democratic
representatives and democratic measUle
The resolutions about to be omitted for the
cepance of tie meeting when some in the crowd
from all parts of the house. but ecaly from collec.
ton OF Immediately under the speakers stand
attended by clapping and some kissing party of Mike
Waishs friends hereupon lifted him their shoulders
up 10 the platform His entrance opposed by Capt.
address the meeting when called upon--a general row
cnsued The struggle for while was between Mike
and Capt Fynders each cheered and encouraged by
their respective friends Mike got the platform
and attempted to address the meeting but Capt Rynders
Walsh then obtained little advantage. and this the
signal for gene, cheering and capping of hands by
OF his friends and Ry nders and his friends
all together the limited space provided for
speaker in front of the platform Some more of his
friends then mounted the platform and re-
guar rough and tumble scrimraage between the adj.
herens of the conbaants followed At time Capt.
Rynders down, then Walsh man follow ed-then
Rynders had dozen at hm--then there followed
pulling and dragging-Nlike Walsh meanwhile holding
the position he had taken on the platform The
confusion subsidized partially Now and then loud cheers
/ were called for and given Nike Walsh, who now got
more - Down with them The country is saved by
=, Go on Mike Go on J" Capt Ry nders then spoke
Order being degree restored Mike proceeded to
speak but we were unable to catch his first remarks
What we did hear was as follows 80 came here to adj
dress this meeting If should be called upon do by
those assembled here and can't be down by all the
office seekers and NJ P's in the city never win sue
all Office holders. would appear from what we have
just witnessed that the people have nothing to say
administration a, the beck and nod of those who hold
fees under As TO the administration of Mr. Polk APP
prove of the passage of the tariff much any
approve of the passage of the warehouse bill, aud
approve Of the passage of the Sub-Treasury bill
much the greatest friend of the administration
does But deeply the the river and
Harbor Bnl-lcheers from Mikes frends) also depre
cate other acts Of the admiaisration dsprecate the
htable mission in the gift OF the administration Louis
MLane the who deserted the patriot jackson in his
darkest and most troublesome hours-a man who has
been convicted Of treachery also deprecate the APP
pointment OF Lawrence taken the presi-
dency OF bank and put into the Colectorship OF this
port also deprecste the conduct of the
/ in appointing. man wBO holds office in the Custom
House another office and deprecste the admnistra-
ton for appointing Morris the Post Uice-a who,
while he holds Office under the general governme
holds another in the state in Albany and re-
ceves & both and whose arduous duties perform
ed In his absence by his clerks and well when he is
present any one OF you, my friends and feliowcitI-
zens were in the Custom House, laborer in
the public store, you could not leave your duties for
three four months without losing your situation.
Why, therefore, should Morris leave hsl did not
here with the expectation of being called upon make
speech and will soon come TO conclusion. Cries
of go ongo Mike" from the meeting AS said be-
fore, did not come here expecting to make speech
but being called upon, responded to the call was
put on the stand and being put there, had right to
speak, and would speak, At they to be the last
words should speak in this world (Great appause)
Now, one word more in reference to Silas Wright,
whom the oiice holders wish us TO express our
confidence in. met Of the bhoys last night rolling
ten pins lie had taken OF his coat and hung on peg
next TO another resembling his very much, and
u e pocket oil his own coat ano alter reading it, put IL
IA ne poeAetol the coat owned by the bnoy in mistake
!LauBhter aud cheers) The bhoy finding the letter,
took out and read it, He discovered it was an order
ron albany calling upon him this meeting to-
ms once The sickness of hi, wife and CHILDREN nor
sny otner contingency should no account keep
sld ms debtors here lChesung) Now what has
siss Wright done, that he should eulogi.c him
al the Instance OF Office holders and Office
seekers hds he ever taken step wards elevaung
the masses OF lac people has ever given vote bat
10 uOt
vote against the tariff Did not vote against he an
nexstIon Of Texas 2 How, then, we eulogse MIN
Whas must we think oil those who come here eulogse
him How can they reconcile such inconsistency How
can they eulogse man, who in favor of protec.
i've taif, anu against the annexation Of Texas Now
gentlemen as said before, did here with tins
expectation OF being called upon 10 make a speech at
meeting like this, which called for a specific pur
pose like 10 speak OF things OF greater tance-o
the acts OF those VINO have betrayed the people ILL.,
princi pied menl refer 10 the sdr- nstraon of silas
Wight. and challenge his Creates admirers point
single vi ms that tended 70 elevate the down.
tiodden There will be I-eetng fcllowciti-
before the fall election and You come to that
meeting aud something like truth not like what
you near meeting like this, called for the specific
purpose OF eulogisDg men, VINO shonld DO reprimand