The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-09

him. then touched on the Mexican war; on which he
said the democratic party Is to q man united When
the first sound Of the trumpet resounded in our midst,
the city New York sent to Mexico fight the battles
of country 1900 of her choicest sons men who would
would cast their for nominations they were
here He then referred to the stand taken by the Sun
day press In this city %saning the H .n on the war
have said he read their remarks with pleasure and 1t
gratifes me much to see the working man, after the
tolls Of the week buy paper Sunday morn
ing three cents 1--WE charge only two cents for
the Herald but the newsboys charge three and some.
read the news Of the week as well Us the admirable and
patriotic remarks which 1t contains on the sub
Mr ,oa Is so to tho Herald to
subscribe for three copes and would subscribe for hfy
more, il could (Ths is very hattering comPlimsnp
The Sunday press the first to publish to tho world
the unfortunate condition of the Irish, when the wall OF
grief reached shores He concluded by saying that
II the democratic did their duty next Tuesday
evening would witness the election Of thirteen members
Of the Common Council and Of Mr.. Brownei, 81 Mayor
Mr. LosrL Mrrn next came Of s 70 for
his inability TO do justice TO the task
forward and that gladly to 70 "a" o
he was born and brought up amongst you anu nc now
comes forward for your support your vo'es W MN
r unitS of action to carry the approaching election
Il depends on YOU whether Us Browne made our chief
hn S no nroud Of and anything that might say in
s,essnr YOU could not cxalt him He Is one Of those
chsers But Need speak no more
on this point, for he Is two well known amongst you
81 rcouire any cul0gium from me- we come next
~ the candidate for Aims House Commissioner, MosEs
a. LEONARD, (chccrs) man whom all may shake by the
hand man who has heart that can feel for all, no
matter what country cline they from whether
from Europe Asia Africa they all ask aid Of him and
he gives It, Loud cheers) would next appeal to you
10 Be organized let thcre be unity Of action amongst
vou-thero is SO much disorder and disunson in our
ranks tho wings rejoicing in the anticipation Of
glorious triumph In tho approaching political
Democrats say again, 1t depends upon you whether you
arc beaten no-n your hands the means TO beat
and you need only TO those means Did the wings
beat in the last state election (! No they did not
the Democrats by their own disunion, beat them
selves. (Chccrs) And If you permit this dis
union to continue amongst you, you will beat your
selves again therefore, democrats let me now entreat
you retire to your respective wards heal up all dssen
sons and rememembcr that there the Courier whigs
the Herald wings, the Greeley wings, the native wings
and others who daily pouring out their basphemy
upon the head Of our candidate j. 8. Brownel They
have also abused the administration, and why Did not
the administration select General Taylor TO the COM
mand of gallant army and what has been the RESULT
In four successive battles have we been victorious (enh
sastic appausc) notwithstanding all this the Herald
clique, tho Greedy clique, the Courier clique, are
constantly giving vent to their abuse against
the General Government There Is one thing
Of the utmost Importance to us all az demo-
Gratis. lnasmuch ~ we are now on the eve Of the