The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-04

words after resolved" be struck out and that words
o bis own Of general abstract nature be substituted
Mr. GuIeNoN said he admired the honesty of the last
speaker but when they entered upon the OF
litics they must cast aside all honesty and lay down
conscience. General Taylor not the man for the
Wigs If they could better themselves but he the
man they could best return. Our great misfortune,
continued the speaker that our mora honesty Is too
high 1t ruins us. Your moral honesty would never
get me along Shouts Of lsughter) II you are going
70 be politicians you must be politicians. ana dts
gard TO consequences. cannot endorse the principle
Of honesty in politics There is nothing | would not
do to secure my object
Mir ZUILLE-Yo u would falsely swear you had vote
In every ward OF the city. suppose
Mr. GurcSos-Yes, and would do more, too.
Mr.. TOWNSEND He does not mean that.
MIR. GuIGsoS.-l want no apology for my words l
mean what ray.
meeting.
Mr.. GuresOS-I know my own responsibility
Sir powNiNo-Ihere Is no necessity for the use OF
sueh strong Language, and | hope . demonstration
win not go abroad The simple issue is question of
expectancy WHISTLER or not will put bit OF paper in
the bsot-bsx for the wings N,w will do so, to teach
theree sellers lesson that II they forsake their prin-
ciples they shall not get the ioavss and shes umul
the whigs, but bring fifteen others in my ward
DAnnry That is nothing can bring more than
Mr. ZunLr-The gentleman who has just spoken
has let the cat out Of the bag and will now tell
little more OF the secret The design In the resolu-
tion Is TO vote for the whig party. Even the word
"whig Is in the crsught laid before tie committee,
and was struck out upon second thoughts Shouts of
the word stand but he to lead you the same
result. And who are the men he wants you to vote
for The wings who called you a parcel OF blacks
the wings who in '46 pledged themselves for
your nominations and ali erwerds ted for Chas OCo
and Stephen Allen. Not Of them voted for the
coalition ticket Greeley. ut Broadway House after all
his talk, said s not the policy Of the whig party
interfere with slavery in the several States The wing
committee would not let the colored men into their
rooms They said I" Oh they are u set Of backsn
(iear, hear
Mr. DowNisG denied that Hamilton Fish the party
referred to, pledged himself to support the liberty
ticket On the contrary, his (Mr Downings) recollec-
ton was, that when the wings pressed that
point, they refused to be questioned.
The resolution then put TO the vote and carried
with but three dissentient voices.
We should mention that at this time large number
had left the
The following resolution then adopted, which
the last -
Resolved, That the chairman and secretary be a
committee to select persons in the several wards to
the ssme.n
The meeting then broke up at hafpast IL o'clock,
Mr. Zuille charging Putnam with having packed the
room.
Thurow Weed has been in town for the last month
cutting and carving the nominations for Interior pur
poses; he has been particularly active during the last
few days. There be no doubt that he had finger
in this squash philosophy pie What the upsho OF the
new phase of socialism may be, know not; but the
following Is the black and white coalition ticket agreed
upon by the high contracting psrties:-wiiam II.
Seward, of the State of New York, white freeman for
President Frederick Douglass of the State Of WILSON,
sin, black freeman, for Vice President of the United
in 1852