The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-12

people Of ths North win emigrate, and the country
vsH be blessed with thriving and prosperous popua
true and tried patriot, Martin Van Burep, for the
PRESIDENTIAL chair, and Charles f. Adams of the
late John Quincy Adams, for the Vice Presidential
chair and 90 far the State Of New York has
voice, that voice will be given in favor OF those men
who will ex alt free labor above slave labor As you
have been told before this evening the voice Of New
York hushed In this so-caled convention,
a. Baltimore by the Save extension men OF the South;
and in the Philadelphia Convention General Taylor
Who had avowed his principles and still refuses
to ayow them merely because he was Southern man;
because he native Of the slave country nd his
feelings education and associations tended that way
Nov gentle men, are for free soil and let give
three cheers for the Buffalo Convention and free soil
The meeting then adjourned without any symptom
81 disorder, and in the space Of few minutes the
Park deserted nothing remaining but the resses
upon which the platform was erected.
Csss and Butler Meeting at Tammany Hail
While the Barnburners' Meeting was in full blast,
The cry to Tammany Halls sounded and the
people rushed for that place, leaving only about two
hundred TO listen to the stirring strains OF eloquence
which issued from the free soil platform
AS soon as they arrived in front OF Tammany.
" Mike walsh Yankee Sullivan, and Collins
Cass and Butler and three groans, and any quantity
Of Misses for the Buffalo Al this time, German
commenced speaking. IL was some time, from his i'm
perfect enunciaton, before II could be discovered
something On slavery in de souf'' he was seized
and carried beyond the outside OF the crowd, and,
knowing pretty well what kind of person he had to
deal with, quietly went off.
Here MrKE WALSH rose. after repeated calls, and
said that the object Of the meeting to show that
The democracy of the city of New York will not
tenance man who never would have been anything
but for The party to which he formerly belougedwho
formerly entertained the most violent anti.abotion
views but who has linked himself with the aboli-
uoDfst of Massachusetts, We have shown that the
masses OF the democracy the side just princi
Pies Fellow citizens, We want man at the head of
the government who is not only an American IN feel
ing but who is In favor OF liberal principles through
out the world. We want man no will vindicate the
glory and honor Of the American name. We want
man at the head Of government for the next four
British government Faix, that srhe talk hurrah' y
We want no man who is not old enough, although he
s sixty yt ars CT age, TO have his principles fixed.
We want man at the head of the ent who,
ing people ofreand will preve their sympathizing
countrymen from invading Canada and taking IL, in
order to cripple the and military power Of
the tyrannical government which Expresses them
(Treme ndous appause) This is what we want and
in the coming contest will guaranty that the de-
mocracy will do their duty. My friends, did not in
tend to say much when rose TO address you eco
ON, go on, Mickey But when recollect the n
when recollect that he allowed American steam
boat to be captured. burned and sent over Niagara
Falls with its victimswhen recollect that he toera-
ted the murder of American citizens without demand
OF hirty thousan men TO demand satisfaction,
sent the outrage-when recolect all those things,
am glad to show have done here to- night that
We repudiated the man. tCl e,rs)
Other addresses were made at Tammany, but we are
so much crowded for space in columns. that
ind II impossible TO find room for them
During the meeting hundred guns fired from
the Battery some from Bergen Hill Staten Island
and other places by the barnburners, as evidence
Of the qualification at their nomination of Mr. Van
Buren, by the Blu ffalo convention.