The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-16

Democrassc Kaatiacation Meeting at military
M ~ e1 Garden, BrosAklyn.
The democrats Of Brooklyn assembled last night at
Military Garden for the purpose of onding the
nominations made by the Baltimore Convention. At
the hour appointed, there only some twelve or
fourteen persons at the place, aud remarked,
that 1t reminded him very much of wake where the
man had died poor, and with very few friends.
About 9o'clock however, there had assembled about
two hundred persons Ill cf whom seemed anxious that
business should be proceeded with. motion was
then made and the meeting organized by calling
Hon. THOMAS @. TALMADcs 70 the chair, who, in a
very brief spssch rendered h thanks for the honor
conferred upon him Several Vice Presidents and Sc
orotariss were then unanimously appointed. A com
msttee OF five were then who retired for the
purpose OF Drawing PIP revolutions.
WI..iAI Mem At.r, Esd Of New York, was then
Of Brookyu We asain called on to join in one Of
those issues viii las brsver Our enemy is the same
difference or nsPs The line is coming when the two
parties will mar to tho ballot box therefore let not
single srtoroas to his Sine:
would rally 70 Tie Standsrd Of tho princp ies and
ssages Of the pAxty have found it safe to adhere
to party nominations though may not coincide
in opinion wits tho choice OF the Convention In
1s43 was favorable TO the nomination Of New Yorks
cnoSc
another before him. aud submitted TO the will OF the
majority; and had done otherwise should have been
ashamed to show my face in your midst to- night |
rsuounced my allegiance to my idols Of the demo-
cratic party. We have new before US,
and when ! look around. and those who have
succeeded under the sanction of party, | have
looked upon them as unworthy the cause. When Polk
Was nominated we wept that the If New York had
been forsaken but we went in for Polk and Dallas and
by the vote Of New York these elected. Had
you rspudiated that nomination, Henry Clay would
have been President, and you would have had United
States Bank and the other principles opposed to the
liberty OF the people. By the administration Of James
X Polk, what glory has been reflected upon the
try! We have independent treasury and the
sion Of vast domain would urge you to adhere to
the nomination of Cass and Butler, and IL any man
should advise you to 30 against them, would advise
you to look upon that with suspicion for he is
democrat Let them hold their Utica Convention. and
nominate their ticket The best ticket for them
inmate would be Judas Iscariot and Benedict Arnold
Let them go and let impossible gulf be placed
before them that they may never jump back to the
party On ssntiment fellow citizens and will close
Our party and regular nominations, now and for
ever" f trsg,
committees to whom had been assigned the duty Of pre-
pairing them 1, qa 8.9 4
State and which prevented the York being
heard with all its usual potency in the late National Con-
and
hand Of fs9wshg tina. believe with them that slavery
cat evil and should rejoice to 1t confined the
" n ss.a e e. &c |s:
the executive the South we'll North guard the
Resolved That the put forth by tho late Baltimore Con
ss II the .s:
tent democrats that the nation has unwaveng confidence
hs h Soo hail w sSs
,S.isactcn the nominations Of Lewis Cas-. Of hshgs9
and gallant defenders country, peas
ground adhesion principles and
the principles which they have borne aloft through long
icy their old Hostility national
cherish with pride those sdca measures which have gwen US
election of al public officers by people;
By Spsa ur
with bravery humanity aud and has been brOush. 70
republic Is DE svsn which has long been secretly At work in
the rotten and corrupt systems Of the old world that under it,
the liberties and rights men are becoming more and
asS s Ss wsr s hs
maintain It's high and commanding position and to be now as
DIR. PALMER here offered some resolutions which had
been previously adopted by meeting of the democrats
OF the Second Ward touching avorably upon the Will
mot proviso, when the greatest conlDon prevailed,
and cries Of" Lay them on the table, rung from every
quarter and great became the excitement length
that fight ensued but the hunkers being much the
stronger of the opposite party speedily put
out of the house. The confusion continued, and u
general anticipated when Lorenzo b. Sheppard
address them before the decision upon the
lutions. Here difficulty sprang up. Mr. Church
denied the right of any to srcak before the reso
tions had been acted upon He, however was put
| down.
Mr.. SHEpPARp ploceeded lie SAID tenow citiIens-
YOU to stick to the ms of Cass ana Butler and
upon any local subject and if any gentleman does
not WISH 70 me. near me viii "a my sea. uo on Sc
to harmony aud priucipie. For afty wears we have
been in state Of progression and If would keep
getner we should noa 20 tne uaages OF inc party "a
90 nfusan wit cries Of Put MIN outont him ont !,
:" the resolution. the resolution" f DR. Palmer offered
That resoiueion ne ma oetcer get out, toe prevou
question tne q,ee'on. I.
Inc reaong Vi tne resoiueons WAS the ca'ied TOT
ana aIter some murmurng .aey were almost unani
mousy passed wnie .ne reso'u'iohs from Inc Second
Ward we're iaia on Tue taoie. ,
MI SHEr,Ahp cpnuuueo II we nave score IN our
own RANKS. ~ IL sure way 10 gve wing victory !
am proud Of your action ana sns leave mere Tonight
Win leenng OF warmer Irendsrp Iof you. Ihere L
DIVISION IN mr. S.e nu. ~ does not extend beyond