The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-21
Democratic Mass Nesting.


II uemocrAuG nRsa WestlhKs
81 Enthpsia ito Gathering M St Narv,s Mz>set
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aof Orleans bsi al a,anire NJ St Nsrv;s NJ, h..
owpy to the I,tsnos. of ths ,diournran, nm, 1snn,
"a r;lv h. cordnad rls r,aa,inc 1y,s n,.aa -
c,;,, Joux RI, ~ a.. ob,;, and a,nont;oc N. c
u lowing osn,Iemer Voc Presidents and Secetarie
r.. n., - IT nj n NJ,
= Bernad Whsesbau i 1, Wa1ran John Mitchell.
g Secretaries-L. Y. Lusk J. J. Gutieuez.
l. TL.Cb.,u., VI, p.,t ,la, .,. owl s4.teJ tb. he p,
that the call for the meeting had mo-, been more gen
published hut one of the city papers hal given motto
IT, and thu, of course large attendance nrdsr spcb c,
s,,ncss conn not bo a,nec,cd U then nt,o ,ucad sol
,b. moetng VI, r. RV.rrv ,bed.mocra,;c candidate f,
kyCono,es. in tb;s d;st,ic,
ID ON thu anpeaancs of Mr. Be,ty three hearty cha wer
Ha commenced hi. address nv offarin, his fa,vep
r., tho Dn,oor,,o .,,y of tho r.r;,b of Oe,ns &
zion Tbonpb he nigh, mt he paced in the high po ON
sdvoc.t;n the;r r.e,ss in tho National Councl v.
he shonlJ m in memory tbi, marx of tbe
esieem anu appona'on OF DIS past course. ne
a. most feeling =, mannef to the dread visitation. during
on of affairs i, our c,y ,ron ON, f tho aod-,bs nm
toward that had almost brought 10 stand the pro
pey New Orleans bat ne felt assured that the industr
hs and iIa, pha;v @ ~. ~.
@ n" h anu Inc
eved that that energy which had hitherto sustained her
would Ike the ranbow appear above the cloud of nj lo
Stune and give her brighter days
Hargumpnl against high protective tariff, showed perfect
knowledge Of the subject He dwet at some length upor
the sugar interests OF the State and by statistics went
ina, the pocket. OF the planter; d,d not suffer from
psnouaac ,ani AZ f beaty Himself ONE o, Una
cpay were in favor BY their attachment to bigh protec
ye tariff of curtains the great Commercial yleres on
81 ,ysd nv thai, o,yn o;ty anJ 800 h !, opd 10 no. ~
Sstba, tbay could nd tbi, doct,ne
81 AL hls moment oaad Oh music was heard approaching
soon with deaeaug cheers very large procession ou
he Seventh ard TIED before The speakers stand An i'm
nense crowd Tiled the entire space and much enIhus
dasm prevailed. Mr.. Beatty dsssed from speaking Will
hout shout was given Tor the candidates OF the party
After order was Iestoief. the Chairman Introduced Nj
beatty to the seVenth Wade who made night vocal VIII
q her hearty greeting.
Mr.. beatty resumed, and IN a very beautiful manner
to the lntesence Just received OF the death OF th
iusrous palnot and statesman. JAMES K Folk. lGrea
sensation lie then touched upon some OF the leadin
of edltornta was heard continuous cheering showed tn
fstmate the meeting placed upon mat great acqutln
believed he people of Louisiana had been united IN the
81 s VIE e q, Teg gay Of 'f her
Of WING pay e d ane
eth rem thai he fet sssaed that the great body Of n
people, no matte, oy wnat pat y name they weI
and to uphold the honor and protect the interests Of the ma
uon: Long and connued cheering He would feaess
w9uu aag 70 come iowafa ana sdyIaS had been saio-
Give back Inc te Il Org acqn ed Mr. Beatty then spok'
.he present Thig Cabinet towards The s',usglin
patIio Oh Setmany ne eoniasea IN glowing csors IN
VI .de Two Paes oWaas lne Oppressed OF othe
conn ae Gecaihs na te aemoslaey ever ned Ioth en-
any suipo 10 aiSian! people attempting
ine sacAes o, ana tnat ny every cons
Ned tb Yn-s liz VIZ n HS =, h anu say 10
De ieVed that
feedom oattle, once beg un
beqaealhea from b't size to son,
coud be lost and that the sympathy and aid of
publican people should always be extended at the earie
moment to encou age and sustain the patriots of Europe
AT the cOe of this address Mr. Beatty loudly cheered
oughOu the speaking he mad been constantly inteupte,
: by bursts OF applause.
The meeting now called, unanimously. for Gen. JOSEPH
WALKER who appeared and spoke in his usual happy
OF some me The effort that he made was most
fu one lie carried the whole feelings of his audience aon
win him. anu cheer after cheer was constantly given for tn
Old veteran To attempt TO report his speech would be i'm
possIbe-the manner the ST. lie OF delivery, could not be
: pressed on paper we give a very brief synopsis.
lie commenced by saying That he had been absent from
nd sa , Ja u,e ~ he ~ shaHe fnahge MS snii'
need not be pancu ar about lis dress thew ali kne h NJ
and he was anxiOas to see what they about. Tina
n n ~. Ianle hd nousnt matefs iooksa gloomy ou
he began 10 tank the meatina NO 90 f1ncb isnSh,a
But directly the sp-srns sound OF a drum was heard
anu Ine boody oeVenih w ard rallied TO the ground
fo know how esc Ion maI,sr sd 'h rey T n lux
He would say TO them that he believed every thing WON'T
ght he was never known to tell an untruth (Sesera
SouJ re nnmsr nd f h say y me ee'Sg mat n
not make them suspect his democracy but if il did h
was; "a volie from The crowd No. no We know
CId ~ ON In e na'ei 10 ever Mucn cheering
ne naa ese ueen OF le pIneples OF Democra
iWouu! OF tnose Wno should have renamed hnn 1