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

without cessation ll they close, dsspsius every sssrt
to distract our councils or palsy our exert ms.
TnEenoas TsmlIssoS, Esq. being loudly ea'sd
blags In consequences of the crowded state of
lumns enabled to give only the substance Of hs
able and truly eloquent remarks Mr. 7. prossS1s& o
Ma PRrs,Dssr AND FrILow CrTuENs--we stan
upon the threshold Of an election that will tell upon the
desnes Of the nation II Is alone TO the sec
ton Of sheriff and other county ofncersi IL not
alone for the purpose of securing the election Of our
securing the election Of representatives. In Congress-
that the people the yonng wing. Of this county meet
cheerfuly respond to the Of the Conventions
chosen II Is not necessary TOR ne 10 dizte
upon sns hs Is we'll KNOWN as mse worthy Of The Of
fee II is necessary for me to dwell upon the cha
rac;er Of the Assembly ticket T. not necessary Tor
me 10 expatiae upon the virtues Of Willis Hail. who -
It we. he that first lighted up hearts Of his young
this state fell by the proves Of his exsrtion. will
you not stand by the wounded soldier who has made
himself ve.ersn II for me to rsferto
our candidate for Coroner Dr. Alexander N Gum: He
il a whose name has not been heraidea' put you
wish to know who and what he 90 in the silent watch
Of night amongst the hus of the poor, where no jew
eled hand is up6ted their beha there the voices
Of the poor speak forth his and fame II u not ne
cessary fer allude urge for your consdera
ton the Of Phenx, Tallmadge, Williams and
Munroe. They all known to you as honorable men,
and when called upon for their ballots in the House OF
Representatives, viii be given for Henry Clay Loud
eppiause-ulfeo
Clay) and trcmbe not, ye vested rights men. at the
name OF John Young for Governor. But
fellow citizens will not delay you by addressing you
in order, relative to the of candidates
The learned and eloquent speaker here took occasion TO
tionsm, nativism &C. Concerning which citizens have
manifested much unnecessary alarm. Radicalsm,
striking at the root Of ali error Conssrvs.m the
holding Of things in the harmony of law II Is conser-
vatism that binds the North and South together Tho
progress of rsdicslism drives the Of
usm keeps 1t on the track
With regard to navsm he begged leave to say that he
deemed the good old wing 10 be native enough for
the American people (Chsenl It sprung from the
Pilgrim rock, and il consecrated Bunker Hill tTrensn
of Winthrop gave Lexington in Massachusetts and
Lexington IN Kentucky. This glorious whig has
toll with eloquence. This good whig cause. when
tons honor vas sulied-when the nations were
called into action At pao Alto Rssasa ds L. Palma and
and Ready" what it that this great and good wing
Mr. r then took his seat amidst the most deafening
cheers.
CHArDLr. srAs. Esq next rose and spoke at length
upon the character of the respective candidates
ted by the State Convention His remarks, which drew
forth frequent and long continued applause like those Of
abridged He commenced as follows Mr. fresident
and gentlemen-A determination made some time since,
king any active part in political movement. for full six
years, without, .however, any diminished interest
Go Ss :sa Of wn the Il rs
We have together tonight 10 respond to the nomi
nations made =. hry Us sn ana
the privileges OF citizen, and have never durn g that
time been called upon to dissent rsm the nominations
made by the State conventions OF measures must
the judge but with regard to the selection Of
candidates. it must be left to the conventions it would
be the height of folly to scrutnse the character Of the
candidates selected by the convention Let refer to
the selections that have been made by the conventions
for the last twenty years, and last though not least
have honest John Young Of Living stou county for
Has he altered No; county that gave to
Young. Ask the people Of Livingston county who and
what is John Young and they will point you to 100 600
majority and other counties will also give yea sasisc-
tory this point then turn to the 27th Cen
gress, and you will there find that he is man Of talent
talent Of highest order man Of sound and
unboundsd integrity and thorough business habits but
Of my friends inquire has ho not inoibed OF
the isms of the dsyl Let the course Of the one
Utica and have the interests property the
desire for good government have answer the.e
questions Some inquire Is he not in favor Of the anrent
Partyl sssuredly gentlemen hope that he will
receive largo vote from them For twenty years re-
sided in the city 81 Albany and dnIn. that time tn.
though the PATRON was acknowledged far and wide to
be good to those living upon the maoer; with him ep
gress; and when first began on railroads.
counyman happened to be riding along the side Of the
road in his wagon, when he overtaksn by train,
which Of passed him, when the countryman
immediately called out and said Mr. Enginssr, 1t Is
very unciv to pass stranger in that way. II you
in such darned great hurry you might have slaeksnsd
your pace and given friendly saluiston, and
Tor leaving one the So much for progress
has been made in travelling, and those who can't
make up his mind to keep pace with this pre-
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