The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-30

perhaps, been ss intractable and unruly member
the democrstie party can boast Of still have had
to swallow many q nomination that did not exactly
suit ny taste; but also recolsct that others have
had to swallow me The truth is, experience has
proved that the old rule Is the only ssfs tho
say 60 the whole ticket vas opposed to the prosssd
forts there made to consulate the other section Of the
party but their proceedings have been confirmed they
have united the party, and 1t Is my duty to submit
do not assume to be the only true democrat in the
party. abide by its decisions, and shall sustain the
ticket ! shall make in the contest distinct issue
with the wings. General Taylor was elected by ma
jority Of the people He came in under the banner OF
mics to punish" And what has followed these pre-
cous premises should like to see the democrat that
swept out down to the laborers at fifty cents day.
And what else do see in this medel administration.
We have man in the state department. who has been
Inauguration we'll remember poor Power in that char
scter, and the row which he excited among the
diplomatic corps in passing round his snuff box.
But 1t the misfortune OF General Taylor, and
can only account for the mischiefs of his cabinet
litary and nothing else, for forty years and
suppose his cabinet was appointed according to mill
tary each officer given his separate brigade,
with full authority for its management Ihus Mr.
Clayton made the Brigadier General OF the State
Department. Mir Meredith the Brgadier General OF the
Treasury and so on In each of the several
But Gen Taylor will fnd that il he does not look to
his brgadiers he will be compelled to surrender before
his four years out Now what, for instance, has
Brgadier General Clayt done He plunged, at once,
into difficulty with Baron RoeDne aud after column
upon column In learned correspondence on the ques
ton OF neutrality. he places the government on the
side Of the monGrchists against the great principles of
liberty What comes next lie gets into quarrel
with Mr.. Poussin and into difficulty with France.
remember that. in play which saw some years ago,
there was fellow called Jack Robinson who carried
copy ofRobDson CIusos ia lis pocket and whenever
he got into tight place he turned to the book to see
what Robinson Crusoe did in a similar difficulty Gen.
Tay Tor Mr. Clay ton il the predicament He
carries with him the book OF Gen. Washington and in
the difficulty with Poussn turning the book, he
Guided
minister. Great uproar ct Ia agher) And so he d.
kick him but doubt II his authority sustains him
after all. And the difficulty has get 10 be settled
That is number two. Then there is the difficulty with
the Mosquito king which =. ytts mystery, though we
know that there Is something wrong aboutb Thsre
is also some difficulty with SPAIN aud if oofsir Pa
tritk Ofenipo permitted to go on in this way we
shall soon be at with al The world at Ours
Is great country. We have conquered nation
and fed another at the time; but doubt whether
We are quite ready for with all the world at
"a voice oh, you need not fear while you have New
ork regimeEt) MIR h'Keon admitted the bravery
Of that regiment, and said he never met one Of
those noble fellows, but the tears sprans to
10 his eyes, but they would take care Of themselves
Ee would return t. the Authorization lie had no
doubt that Brgadior General Meredith would lay be-
fore Congress plan tor high protective tariff and
some scheme, too for connecting the treasury and the
government with the currency either the plan Of Mr.
Clpemen, Of an Issue OF paper upon the faith OF the
public ltocks or other apology for United States
bank These the indications which alarmed hin;
and he would join issue with the wings upon these
measures, aud dare Them to the encounter. He ap-
pealed 10 the whig merchants II they would sanction
such attempts to unsette our commercial affairs; for
while such schemes on foot would they not hesi-
tate te send their ships upon long voyages fear that
their return a revolution in taTiG aud ex-
changes might ruin then. He had no doubt that the
democracy Of New York would rebuke this administra
ton, denounce its policy. and arrest its mischsvous
designs and thai, heart and hand united the demo-
cratic party OF New York would again be hailed with
the shouts Of victory (Cheers)
MIR. CnAuNcgy SoHArFFER next took the rostrum,
and expressed his delight at being present at this rati
fcston Of the marriage Of the democracy. The diff
culties to union had not been great after ALL He
took It for granted that they had met for purpose
and hat fha nnior fh.
tion Of the wigs He denounced the ptions OF
the cabinet and thought Gen rsylor had at least told
the truth when he declared bs incapacity for the of
fee Of President of the United States (Yes give him
credit for that it's the only truth he has tod) No
wonder De felt home sickness at Niagara whose
voice is Ike thu. of the rising democracy He could
not feel well in the pure democratic cir and the de-
shg Canal Beard Of as ssss
| six times violated the constitution, to the tune
81 $1,000 s9on TINE wa put carving out
They had lined their pockets until their legs havo
swelied out as big as demosrst's belly Gaughter)
And this Is what We have learned from divisions.
| And now can any man Of you put one hand his
coincidence and the other on hi belly say that he
liza hs! hal Why, God bless us, we have all had our
grievances, and General Taylor woald swear on the
Bible till ii turned rags that could not help it,
| IL would not meLd the matter. But the poor whgs
think that this is horrible coalition. They don't
union. They talk Of coalitions The party which
Killed Henry Clay In 1870 crucined him In ls4t, and
ls4S( (us Ia! ha, hurrsb j And now, when /
think CT what We have lost OF ~hat have lost by our
own folly, feel tick, and ny head reels without
| liquor. TIA la bsD The democrats must
carry two.thirds Of the city, TO be against
the veto Of our military Mayer. woodruff The
democratic banner, which has been traled In the
dust from Rome TO Syracuse. and from Syracuse to
Utca, has been washed in sEt and rsised aoft
again, patch OF white aud patch OF green but all
hamonizes, and liz. tie African with his gum
DO, ye will Keep IL fing a. symbol OF principles that
TIE wings Craving bowie kS,ss upon each ctser when
vesee rosuss fen out amorg themselves we may ex-
Ioct honest men to get their rights lila hA hal
The democratic party united vas like ssmpso in bis
ftrorgth; for when united they oould take the
instrument and defeat the whole whig parry In every
direction
Mt Alrr.NurR VIRUS next succeeded Up an cn:hu-
siato exhortat.on for the cordial supp OF all the
democratic nominees which every man In honesty was
bound TO give 10 the nominations.
Mr. EnoAR Wfisn IN conciusion was called upon for
one OF his extenpofaneous songs; and forward
and Gang the downfall Of the whigs 70 the air Of tho
Fine old English GsutleDaunof which song the fol-
loving gtfDza Is a sIecmen:-
Our city rulers, Who are they!
They use ~ jeft like dogsi
They shoot The people in the streets,
And they steal avsy our hogs
But we've beat Them out IN every state,
From Georgia 90 ohio,
And good cod boz they viii back out
And meet the bold democracy,
An CT the olden time 90
1he meeting at ten o.elceS' adjourned With three
cheers for the nomiIees time cheers fr OConor and
thrce cheers Tor the united democracy.
brooklyn CIty Intelligence.
met az half past last evening his Honor, Mayor Cope
land in the chair Present Aaefiaen Macdonald Feet,
spinoia, MeTrtl, Hon "a, NtTdwell, Taylor, Spies,
Church. Tawxhurst, Rice. LncsboTt Nuch,osa. WA
son and Burbank. The minutes Of the Ia { session
were read and approved
PeiiiioHs, &c pr,seaf,i ens rcfcrcs.-Tho following
disposed of
SummCn ms from George Cough 20 Counsel. Resigna-
tion Of Eduund Story p.cor election accepted
hhe - Titus appointed. Bill ct Ridge 4 20 to FIRE
D'raftmcnt Committee Eli Of j. Drice. for msdl-
cn,s furnishcd,dung the cholera season Hospital
COMMITTEES.
Communication from electors II the sixth ward Sc.
cond district asking for poll 60 be held AT Carroll Hall
discussion ensued relative 10 the oonyenionce Of the
locations
Alderman SrEB hoped that the place would not be
changed "a he understood the reason for formerly re-