The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-31


That 10 exactly what they mean Now for the present
We appoint our Judges, have SHOWN you oy nvored
Now spSan Judges e, in hi. way by
election Of the lew, how much more favorable would
not no to appoint by the election OF the many nere
another feature Of improvement; the new Constitution
proposes also to elect police Justices tCheou
Mr. Morris went further to explain the present mode
Of operation under the old constitution, and commented
upon the system of log rolling by which appointments
are made s present He called upon them to work Tor
tn: approaching election.
Hoior N TINE CRowo-Why not abolish the ros''
omsef tLaugnter)
-, nr Neutrality-suspicious., indeed Upon negro suffrage,
tLoau cries Oh yes" yes" amid cheers when he con
Mr.. w..,,,ne, NJ Obi,
ing He said he felt deeu ana sas
unsn.s ns and the popularity Of their
nna tro1 nssr history furnished no such sx
messed :" sa On ,na W evening; Sappisussl
.E9pasiI,lsy o. rights IS n natures plan;
He dd not wish to speak OF specific men and specific
measuse, oui was IN favor OF the whole ticket He
the tory party that existed previous to the revolution
ana wlsneu 70 nnow WY MT Fillmore was oversaugh
ea 20 make way ,or amo.ner Nv VINO was an antlrenter
Ihey were NOT 20 suppose tnst the wings were sincere
N putting forward tneI canaisa.e: reminded him Of
the doctor VINO wa; applied 70 ~ the mother Of dying
eniia 70 cure LOT tne parent me doctor admInlstered
his dose after dose pretty freely but the child
was on'y seune WSse ane motneI q, last sara
getting worse and worse every day oh reo oD
Il
inc Doc.ol' ony "aT, " se' ~ oser in'o nus ana
am tne oen =. tnsm NnoaIs o. isusn'erJ 90 was
Win 'ne wing PaIy-Mnsy ouiy Wanted 20 &c. INTO MS
!henewed iausnter ne mex. commen'sd upon " con,
quo. OF INC waive 1.msI pap ~ oesec'a'IY ana
burning DOWN the tempies oi .ne uvinB Sou-ana went
on 70 exoi me 'prases Oh nocIuA ana ru-
iasK men whose uneAamPieo sioiy nAa snea impensna
PIE honor upon their names ana Iame-and tney were
ioreieneIs, ne conunuoa AeI eAPIessng nlm'
sen frsulea oeyona eAp.ssso q. VIC nesry rs.ponss
Wnlcn had Deen gwen 70 .ne noiauons, anu exnorung
mem 20 ray WIN resoiuuon lot inc nomnanons ne con-
ciuded;
Mr. SHAFFEh was next called upon ne commenced
ms REMARKS ~ cohgrausuns me mee9ng on the gior
Gus resu Oh 'eii soois ne was PROUD o. 'ne nomna
tns they nsd tnat nght opened new SET OF DOCKS ne
dnsred WIN one Oh ths speakers VINO preceded MIN IN
relation 20 the proposed new Inc proposed
constitution should Dc suomtted az length 70 the people
e,ecuve. sucn was the case wnen would tney stop
The people should carefully be allowed to read FIRST
oeiore they reject the OLD one rms was the first time
ne had had me honor OF appearing before meeting at
Iammany Han, and ne iet proud OF the occasion He
was InendIy 70 regular nominauons" tCheers) In
making the seIecton tney naa done that evening, ell
classes were iuhy ana emcientiy represented They
had elected their delegates ior the meeting Judicious
ana aDie manuer. Ihey mao seecteo men wnose servi
ces were sucn gave mem s[9nS claim upon mem eli
ne was proud 70 see NIKE waIsn. name on the ucIi
o. lie mad come 10 tne meeung tnat evening, with
something Of nm out when ne heard
MS exceuent ADDRESS, ana saw MS correct ana honest
countenance that evening ne was quite enlisted IN ms
favor TREMENDOUS cneering IN conciusion ne would
and for every thing put the constitution $50
MI, HOWELL Oh Newour8n, next ADDRESSED tne meet
ing-He SAID ne would only say lew words In relation
10 the great that 70 ior tas
consideration at the next eiecuon Iney were on tho
eve OF great elecuongeat III us consequences-on
OF deep interest TOR their STATE ana OF interest io their
effect of this great election He would merely
observe tnat TINS was an eiecon OF as importance