New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-19
bunker Meeting ut Tammnny Hall.

plause and few Kisses. lie said that workngmen
never hssed only lazy oficeholders were 80 impohte
in public meeting he referred 70 the Revolutions
going in Europe lsuding Lamartine and ne coaau-
tors Of France He said that when the Revolution broke
out 10 our country there was but party the Demo
cratic but when AIExANpER HAMILTON and JOHN
ADAMS could not carry out their aristocracal princl
ples they built up smother party. the Federal ifoin
which has descende5 the Wing party Of our day Jei-
ferson then led on the Democratic party. The Federal
ists were not sneskng men. but openly ayoWeo iheI
principles TIE Wb.g party in the present campaign
have presented us with candidate destitute Of princi
pies and have presented Address and Resolutions
10 the people but stil they represent the machinery
and dolars oi capital. How humLlatug their pO-
si,ioni They opposed the Mexican War IN every
stage Of its progress Al unholy and unjust yet
whom have they taken up for the Presidency
man who has acquired all bis fame N that war.
In the North they advocate the same measures with
the Aboltouists who have presented another model
candidate MARrIN Vas BUREN the advocate q Free
soil Free Labor and Free Men" Give Us Free Nal
bags also. Sow look 10 the Wing party Nr CLAY
was virtually nominated 10 the primary conventions
and meetings He was r. ected for be Free soil Lex
ington letter. Gov YOUNG sustained the cause Of MS
country in the War with Mexico, and be failed Of re-
nomination. The Barnburners are harpng about ffec
soil Sc Why says Mr " ] thought was the EN-.
bodnent Of a.. Bsdicalisu. yet cannot 20 win these
bypOcfites. such patent Free -on men ~ butel' &C
are talking about Free soil Here voice cred o-t
Hear ackass bray Cries Of Put MN OUT ana
90 on caused great confusion, and the fellow was
hustled out Inesc men are dead o. the holy mi Uses
ot humanity % poor white yet they AFFECT love 81 the
negro BE- said that Websters endorsement VI laylor
At Marshheld was the most capital attempt o. damnng
man with faint praise that De hsd ever READ Ncy'
IL ft.s ALI thinkers o.
and biz c0ntcmy, Of Van bufcn was very amusing
lie said the space .e ia stare 100 Henry Clay .ettef
vas enough 20 Djure fifty men Ike Taylor lie -alo ne
informed oy prominent mover OF tne ltst hi'aiif
ipdl gnauon meeting that Fillmore and Weed were
the che and that the nee ting was wtnn
a stones throw OF LlnOrcs once Oi course NIKE %
mistaken here lie Was particularly fcvere on the
Free soil leaders throughout denOuncing and aou.ns
them IN the strongest terms he could possibly apply
Democracy bad nothing % fear from he treason oil
Van Buren, and the New York Free Sellers. he re-
bu ked the recent attempt OF the persOnage engaged in
the late effort for the proscHpuon OF the b4Ihntfh
and said that ell they cared was o. gu me o..e-
and let the party take care Of iset lie concluded ~
prOphe wing that Cass and Butter would be- safely n
au gurated on the fih OF March next Mr. Walsh vas
cheered very Enthusiastically throughout
Mr. Moss OF South Carolina then commenced
his speech which elected great applause from the as
sembled H0nkers He said he was much embarrassed
this was bis first appearance the Tammany boards
From his earliest infancy he had heard Of Iammany
Hall and held il in great respect for the purity OF the
Democracy promulgated from Us sacred fountain lie
said that while Cen TAYLOR occupied an indepenoent
position. he and south Carolina supported MIN Dut
that hen he allied himself wi'h that limb Of Federal
ism Fillmore, be could no longer support him. Three
cheers were then given 20 South Carolina lie asked
II Fillmore placed in the position OF Dallas n $50,
would he give his casting vote for the farm OF tnat
year lCres Of " No he said that he wanted no
Compromises no Missouri Compromise, a. al compro'
misses violations of the Constitution lie regret.
al NHrN l.Hr on
clause in the Oregon Bill lie was much grained 10
hear South Carolina chcered in Old lammany lie
said that South Carkina politicians heretofore, al
the disuniOnisn charged, but now, Where
men Of the whole North South Carolina Is attached
TO the Union. and are the rest of the southern
with Southern feelings who had been imposed !
upon the South Van Buren, viii be consigned To po'
itcs infamy and his John will nave 10 write ms
eptaph assure you We pray Tor the permtnence OF
the Union. tell you, Iammanyites don't 60 Tor ADO
litonists Van Buren, would revolutonize the Govern
ment and If Cass and Butler be elected our principles
IN triumph. Charleston viii 60 for Taylor and But
Ter by 600 majority, but tell my Democratic trends
that Charleston is by no means the whole state o.
south Carolina.
Are you afraid to 90 against Internal improvements
Cries of No will not refer TO your state ticket as
am a state Rights man. and never interfere with the
politics Of other states although am acquainted with
the emincn, professional characters OF cXChanceilor
Walworth and Mr. OConor. leave your state nOml- !
nations % yourselves. what shame IL ls luhl Aoul
City and state are under the control of Whiggism |
south Carolina viii GO ior Cas- and Butler. Cheers |
JAMES T BRADY OF this City then rose and
made very violent attack Van Buren, and the Barn
burners if possible more bitter than the speech OF MI
Moses He said this the first meeting held in the
Hall according the ussges Of the party since the eX
pulsion Of the Barnbuner Committeeman. Tie said he
had eeciioneered much for ian Buren, In former days
which he greatly regretted The Free Soil party viii
be dissolved i've years except there may Dee petty
Abolition party We are no encmeiS, lree soil Van
Buren, Ia reliable AbotOnist drough he tells US
be has been re-created. Slavery institution OF the
states which we have control lie then dis
cussed Van Burens Inconsistency on the Abolition OF
slavery in the District, ndPhshed various amusing
incidents Of Van Burens paN life, which were greatly
cheered lie gave John Van Buren, great many com
pliments, which elected considerable applause.
Gen. L. V. r.. WRIGHT of New-Jersey wound
up the meeting with an account OF the cheering
prospects of Csss and Butler By the time he had con
cluded the President called an adjournment which
was carried.
go RNLRoADs.-The associated Rail
road reduced their through fare from Buffalo to
Albany to - IS hitherto SD We believe they are
still too high for their own interest saying nothing OF