The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-07


Alien, and other magnates Then came the long pro-
cessop, extending fully half mile and ia tho rear we
observed The Doctor" with bundle Of papers ia
one hand and n Chinese lantern ia tho other desert
bling a series of curves, and singing We won't 20
home until morning. very much out of tune We
suppose be represented that mighty engine the
press y
In this order, then. the procession moved up the
street towards Jackson Hail. When reached Seventh
street, whore whig denomination was going on
row was ANTICIPATED by some; but ond few sto mes
tbrowp every thing was peaceahIe No one killed,
nor did we hear of any being mortay wounded:
though truth compeis us to confess, that many
- shot in the nock.n
been erected. the procession halted, and Mr. Richie
and the other orators, climbed on the platform.
Col Eicu.RD NJ JouSsov then addressed few
arks TO the crowd pledgin 10000 majority for cass
aud Butler, ia kentucky. He concluded by giving
this as the wachwcrj. It'll victory IS gained 6shtono
Giles damned good 1oosing old fellow Bright!
Bright liar nv gan where's flanagan, Houston!
Here he comes. Hurrai for Teyos)
Gen. SAM HtcstoS In obedience to this call,
cane forward. Fellow cifizens-lt is very unex-
pected pleasure, this occasioE for 10 YOU
Engaged in the srduou5 duties Ct the Senate, am
utterly unprerered, to entertain you for moment;
other gentleman would have been here to enter
tain interest and desht you. CA voicc-'Brisht aud
flanagan are HEREBY oh, they! eyes, ycs)
Hem! was going to cay gentlemen, that they would
lie on every occasion where their services were
REQUIRED t,Good-rretty well done, old boss y sup
hal Col johnson and myself being younger men,
would prefer TO have given place to the gray hairs and
hchus vi our freuus brfght fldnne-
gan. lila. ha ha,-"Aint he b'hoy.'O This H. be-
ne,e, an essentially democratic meeting-and II
speak OF democracy, It can't offend think the wings,
who have doing OF their up street. (Laughterj
have been many years absent from the United
states. that almost a man but may say that
heartily approve of he democratic principles laid down
by Jeeisop and carried cut by the Immortal Jackson
and which still remain our guiding star CCoo.- FIRST
rate hit 'ep agsinrD Where's Bright! II hc's here,
he will give you good speech Oh here he Is Gen.
tl,mcn. allow me 10 ntr ace to you the Hooser
l,rc rerfect whirlv'I vi cheers and shouts arose
amid which, the ltto Of San Jacuto retired grace
fully waving his handy
VAN BUREN IT.
Mt BnIoHI-l am admonished BY the hour to be
bief My young friend who has just addressed you,
ga ha baD always before thought, my senior,
ana therefore, gave him Preference under the rulS
" age before honesty" find was mistaken, and
VIII not be guilty Of such injustice to the young
gentleman again. In the Presidential election, We
should throw aside all personal considerations Ii we
cannot succeed principles ought not to succeed
at ALL Our ndidates have been selected Win refer
ence to their character men, statesmen and az
soldiers but do not think the latter qua.ifrat;on
clone sufficient to entitle man to fill tho highest
Office in a country like this The democrats Marty
has declared Its principles aud its issuesits psf,r
and 1t rays II go for the measures then sunpors
the man. Is this the case With Tho whig pts.y 10
there any one can say what 9 i ..iS..gl, a,ef