The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-07
cords where box was placsl upon the vsstubals,
which was mounted by

cords where box was placsl upon the vsstubals,
which was mounted by
EDWARD SrRAHAs, Esq. lin opposition to the barn
burners. He said;-Fellow citizens, " look upon this
ing forth in front ofthe City Hall oniy trying to
lead you astray but you democrats they only
railing at disappointment in not ebtaning such men
Is they desired at the hands of the Baltimore Convsn
ton, That convention nominated General Cass and
William O Butler two strong and honest democrats.
ana as democrats we are bound to support them What
would have been the result had the members Of that
iacton appointedt to the convention, obtained their
seats In that Convention! They, could not have
nominated Martin Van Buren,, because there was y .
large majority for Lewis Cass and If they had succeed
they have gone, "a voice gro the devil No not TO so
warm climate, would not have sent them to place
where they would be likely to meet with many of
their sable friends Of Ethiopia. They could not have
taken John r. Hale, for he would not 90 down They
would have had to sneak down to oblivion what they
here with speech written out speak the wrongs
Of the barnburners. have no written speech have
tho nomination. The baruburners talk OF non&nst-
ing Gen, Taylor; but II the Wing Convention which
meets tomorrow should nominate him, where will they
then be Then they could not go him. and they would
be obliged to fall upon elss "a vsice"Trus.
Yos true as thunder')s G.. O. Cambreleng, too, has.
arrayed himself against the Nominations man who
has lived upon once from the democratic party Whist
can he do! Nothing Hc has not addres sed pdlfti
nothing A. demoerats Of the old school fellow oiti.
zens, will you not support Cass and Butler! (Here
there there was general burst Of sPprobation and
Mr.. s. retred) '''''''' 'f- Pc -<' ~ -
LoRENzo b. SHEPRARp then rose, when three hearty
cheers were given. He said This meeting has not
elves tosether aud you will support the nomination
of the Baltimore convention That ntion placsd
before you the names Of LOWS Cass and William q =
Butler two tried and true democrats That meeting
(pointing to the barnburners stahd Is gotten up by
men who have grown rich upon once at the hands Of
the democratic party, and live In three story
houses. John Van Buren, has also come to ioinin the
great effort to distract the democratic party. was
very much AMUSED while Mr. Van Buren, wss speaking
just now Some commenced missing, when he
said, don't hiss, it reminds me OF whistng" ~ "a -
neral And indeed thought the remark was very
apropos; for it reminded me very much Of whstling
at the political funeral Of Cheese very mem who were
throwing fire brands In the democratic ranks. He
spoke at some length but so great the confusion
our reporter could not hear except the concluding
REMARKS, when he related the following anscdots =,
s Time
to overurn load Of hay On being told that II he
ED the hay but daddys under IT, and hs thoasns
the position Of John Van Buren, was very like the Boy
and the hay. i $3.50 ga sgt.,-.' ,..E =
Three hearty cheers were then givon for Cass and
Butler-thrce for the democratic party, and three
groans were given for the Barnburners. .
About this time, the meeting of the barnburners
dismissed, aud they rushed In body to the old hun
kers stand when general malice A. expected. But
every thing went quietly, and there seemed de-
sire for an outbreak other than general confusion
There several othevs who attempV to speak but
could not be heard, and the interim was filed up by
cheering for the and groaning for the. Othse 70
1t had grown quite dark, end the &c neral crowd dis
perssd gathering in groups about the Park disc ussng
the hopes Of the nominees and expressing great
that Gen Taylor would be the successful candidate
the wing convention, which would crush all hope of
democratic Eetory. 1850 -. - .s'-
WASHINGTON, June s, 1sas.
Departure of Gen Cass and Suite-Coi. Bcnto,,-
COL Eemont's Map-Municipal Election.
| General Cass took a farewell of friends this
morning, at the depot, and proceeded in the cars
for Baltimore Messrs. Allen, Bright and Han
.egan accompanied him. Being all I" fffy-four
forty" men, they were well associated. Fare
well see you here on the 4Al Of March" -"
hope so, replied the candidate for the Presidency,
with smile; and then wiped the beads Of perspi-
ration from his expansive brow.
Colonel Benton was in the lobby of the House
this morning, pointing out the great Salt Lake
and hills, mountains, and valleys on a beautiful
map OF Oregon and Upper California, executed by
Mr.. Preuss, from notes and observations taken by
Col Fremont, who also present in the hall
Old Bullion seems as familiar with Oregon and
California as though he had lived there all his fe
and his knowledge extends almost as far as if not
beyond, that of his scientific son-in-law A short
time afterwards, he made move in the Senate
towards having 1t printed; but owing to the rcst-
lessness OF that body, and the difficulty Of retaining
quorum, the subject was laid over until another
time. '' "..'-. +'-t --'-- g.f-
rhe city is in ferment-it is election d.v.-
-Four columns of the Inteligencer are occupied with
cards of the candidates aud cards of nominations.
Some wags have Cotton up ticket, as satire On
certain exqusftes who made themselves cons pic-
uous IN getting up complimentary benefit to Miss
Julia Dean; but 1t IS too vulgar for our columns.
FREDERICK, (Md.) June s, 1s4s
The Military Court of Inquiry. '.-4-J
AT 10 o'clock wended my way to the Tenn