The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-02

S"s; a Inquired MI who lighting in Msxioof-
ter Where Gsn We %or n the via WIZ, Office Laugh
who are bis connexions Where Is Tsmplsp Who A..
be II he were here He sir would be N. would ne
Of this meeting Of traitors We are called THs
who rearing aot the bright S. Sana Of ds%oc,s
upon free soil ~ Loud cheers. Many OF this msst
Ing have friend: in the service in Mexico IL As hsd
been intmated In high quarter, supplies we're with
up indignant protest. Who II it became nscsss.sy
ready again shed his blood in the behalf Of his eouu
try than the President of this meeting? There was
long necessary the honor Of the country
But he did not believe in fighting day and granting
ana them hing IL q
low enough Hs was told BY men better skilled than
himself in such matters, that any man could cry
have told this much to the editor of the Argue Lsugh
teri II, said Mr. v. B., Mr. Polk would intimate Do
lean service ne would chssrfully sign the rscommsn-
dation Laughter If he sho uld exhibit quarter
has exhibited toward the democracy Of the state
who would rot bow to his dctation the would
toward the Mexoans he has toward the thirty
two signers Of the call for the Herkmer convention
would consider the war half finished lChssrs II he
should exhibit quarter OF the malice and TO-
ward Santa Anna, which he has exhibited toward ths
great leader OF Northern democracy, sss Wright Mr.
y b. would consider the at an end he
listed Cheers and laughter But to render his labor
ehsotual and characteristic, Mr. Croswsl would nrst
have to enlist under the Mexican banner and then be-
trsyh Immense applause Mr. v. b. referred to the
charge in the Argus that himself and friends we're act
Strong's celebrated affidavit amid cheers ana lsush
ter and after stating that had contradict
ed be proceeded to say that when 1t denied he
would bring forward further evidence and to the
democracy that for the second time, Mr. Croswen had
denied that the simple fact that the wings concurrsd
with the radical democracy in regard to tho Wlmot
provso was any evidence either that its advocates
federalsts but for the wings the in relston
to the new constitution could not have been passed
But for whig votes the new constitution could not have
Why were not the radical democrats branded wings
In those cases. The man, said Mr. Y B., who tries to
make a wing OF me, will end In making Of him
self Laughter He was not baby enough to run
whenever any one cried out "spookn He would soon
Of whigs coming up to the rssous
to away from the support of the proviso because
ntsad of branding such support evidence Of sds-
ra he would deem evidence Of righteous
it has the countenance of those with whom he differs
generally (Checrs) lie doubted whether all the brave
%sn IN G%T IN MssS Ws were
fought brayey If the crimson soil Of those battle fields
should bs there would be found some spots Of
WING blood Cheers He would deem himself craven
at heart If he should find himself Insulating admit the
gailantry Of Taylor, simply b.cau.s he was whig
the support Of correct principles lie the
to be driven of fiom righteous measure, because he
found it supported by connected with other
limitations iCheers) He had been accused Of leading
the democrats astray this contest He wsuld guaran
ty who this charge will be 10th to Gre
him. with majority against them when the votes
are counted. (Cheers9 He had been charged with
OF the Baltimore Convention in 1914 lie appealed to
democrats and wings II there any man In the
state who abored harder than himself to secure the
election of that convention Whatever good qualities
he may not have he had the quality of When
he for he for him with oil his heart When
he was against man, he against him, just sin
cerely he went into that campaign because bssiles men,
the Baltimore Convention sent out principles under
which the democracy could rally But the Syracuse
Convention has not only given principles but men
whom majority OF the republicans of the State do
than editors he might run up the name Of Hun
gerford for Comptroller and election day vote for
fear of the issue Of this contest Even though the go
vernment should fall into the hands Of wings they could
do but little harm so long they were kept in the
straight jacket of the constitution. (Checrs Mr..
" would leave every free to do he pleased in
regard to supporting the Syracuse ticket The demo-
It they but sai Mr.
| the man that won't do IL. (Tumultuous chssrng)
vsncn BY which il was Nominated wont S.osuS. Il
refused to declare itself In favor Of freedom WON'T
because could not, and maintain my selfrespsct.
won't, because to do so would crafty the who last
| year crucifed Silas Wright. Great applause Now
you may take your own course-do what you choose.
Those OF indebted TO conservative banks better
the ticket Doctors who have conservative patients bet
ter vote the ticket Lawyers who have conservative
clients better vote the ticket. Chicken pedlars and
fish mongers, who have conservative customers bet
| ter vote the ticket; because, II they do not the
|
me, ! won't vote that ticket Protracted cheering
Mr. V. u. had been told that he was giving Croswsl
| too much consequence But this was \ mistake You
could not give man too much consequence who has the
power to thrust from the Executive chair not into his
grave, such Silas Wright IL true, he had
respect for his integrity, veracy patriotism but
he had respect for his zeal talents and energy He Ia
brains for thu whole conservative party. (Cheers I
Where would your Peck ans your Roses your Gallups
your seymours and your waisyns be- It not for
| Edwin Cromwell They wouldn't know enough to 10
home In u dark night Laughter Ia concluson Mr.
" Is said he had taken his stand deliberately snd he
believed he had the sympathy OF the massss II men
read the p0pers-attend the Herkimer convention
and witness this enthusiastic gsthering-and are still
unable to realise that the back bone the party IL
they wigge along until after election their
blessed ignorance and then they will realise It, Cheer
repeat you may all do as you plsase but shant SUP
port shat ticket. Cheers am aware that | ac-
oused Of vioatipR the ussges Of the democratic party
but cheating isn't usage OF the party. Laughter
The Herkimer Convention declared ths, the action OF
tLs Syracuse Convention OF no binding This
| | believe. tChsers shall choose my candidates.
thal vote my ticket. shall vote to Maintain
| Freedom'-to 'Rebuke Fraud to Remember Silas
| Wright Tremendous and prolonged cheers IL Is
for you to do you please. know you intelligent
| know you patriotic. know you discreet, and
believe you will act right Cheers, and we will II
Ths political is tempest tossed; but in the
liberty moving upon the face Of the waters and think
I hear, above the Of the tempest, Q spirit
whisper, BE OF good cheer 1t Is I-be not afraid
Shout after shout and the most tumultuous enthus-
asm, wed this termination Of speech of which
| have given but little more than q skeleton.
Affairs In CanssiR.