The New York herald., 1850-02-21

WorQ HOS0 l0x the puIpeto OF tebtyIkB tueiL ueter
nipssion to maintain the federal Union, al all hazards
and to dsnounce all who should dare assail <t. 1t
of the enthusiastic sssembagss that has
place In long time, and there but voice snt
determination manifested In regard to the Union
and that WAS, that It must and shall be preserved
Half past being the time appointed for the meet
Ing, 1t that hour Mr.. Edward Logue unanimously
appointed chairman, and MIR. John F. Cannon and
veral Others secretaries As soon these prelimius
ries concluded committee of three appoint
ed to draft preamble and resolutions expressive Of
the Of the meeting the subject for which II
was convened. In short time the following were Of
fsred. and unanimously passed.
Fellow rIzEsswhen traitors and fanatics. at wash
ngton and endangerng the Union of
dishonest politicians with the aid OF
Il the duty Of The people assemble and
make known their opinions through public asembages and
view this duty. we the democracy the Sixth ward.
TE.s fha. we cling With uu.ssra1le de-
80 s n GSa IL ss Sn OF
msshind 'hs he blessings of Of tree gov. rnmsnt
sdyoespns the silmo. provisO and schemes
political aeotonists are exposing the Union to imminent
third Tha. forget. forgive the ingrsti
.srdy eoldue. cass and Butler defeated and
s rs so npd
Fourth That congratulate the democratic republican
parry on being nd Of al tie hS prefer union
S 1h 10 be s 81 Of oanf sSa M
Filth. That ssecrae the Of the Epening Post in
Han on saturday night last the oppa.
s as ssd S % S
sixth Ihst TO ne Sunday T,mes. Sunday Dispatch.
% a%s ali
~hn it The conduct Of roters and advocates the
esoved That tSssis e democracy are due to the
S.ss SnaiT%sD ana % ,. Young Mss, General
enicn at the Ireient alarming crisis.
tie greatest at the sacrifice Of the smallest
Resov.d That We sIe in favor ef the nomination Of
fI Vice Plsqea. q uaissa states ana
mast IL support Of true DE- moersey.
As a the question taken the above
luione thtie were loud calls for James E. Brady aud
in cbsdsDce TO them, MIR. BRADY ascended the piay-
appreciate the pleasure which be fit Ia standing In
that when he told them that 1t in that very
room, when he was coppsrs;iTely boy be made his
fret political speechthe first effort in bis life and
Ne not very much mistaken his respected friend,
the chairman. then pree.nc, to encourage that ef
fort OF his boy hood (Applsuse) It was then called
Dooleys Long Room, sno ofen has he the Of
Ireland issung IRON 1t on u bright Ps.ricks morning
TO pay devotion TO the principles Of the de-
mocistic party Appsuse) Mr.. Brady, after
complimtntins Mr. Logne, the Chairman Ia
many Hall, Saturday evening last. said that he
(Nr Brady had the honor TO be Of the committee
that called ttnt metJiDg. mat undertook
the ssty Of selecting oc-rs, gentlemen we'll known
in the ranks of the democracy aud fully entitled to
the condencs OF the democrats Of this city as we'll as
the whole Union 10 intended that the presid-
ing oiccr should be Charles Otonor or John NJ Brad
hurst; ard amorg those VITO were TO have addressed
the meeting, Francis Cutting and John NcKeon;
ana that they the persons 70 whom the
Iammsby Hall was assigned, Daniel Sicklcs,
fer no other OF ce than the bame of
O'Copor John NJ. rsdnarst, was set upon by .
cowardy set ofrnans dragged violently out OF this
room by those ruians who at twenty minutes before
IA sak. .gff bali .t.A ~
notorious Ryr ders, the man who IL q whg iu heart
and voted 1T the isst election for General rsyor This
pubic piess TO great extent gave correct report of
ihe proceedings of that meetingi and when hs men.
TENED the public prs.s he did not rser TO two spuri
coe eirsns that prestitu,s he name Of democrAcy.
md fail 10 represent Its principles opinions MI
erabls Globe, snd The fase and corrupt Ercnng Post
He would say the report of the New York Herald OF the
ufsnly and descredtabie proceedings Of that night,
entirely and perfectly correct, and he proud
10 tsy, that rome of the wbig papers truth
Ial report Of that meeting But look a. the Ee.n-
Hg Post, and see what gsrbed and false stste-
nent II made OF the proceedings CT that nights
psper which is edited BY of such cold charsc-
,orTses through the veizs Of the democracy. ZAP
plsuse) [Nr. Brady then read the rsmarks Of the
,sy evening isss and before he concluded three hearty
'rotns we're given for that paper IL is, sAid Air.
brsdy the moral Ersning Poit edited ty man who
peculiarly man cf freedom and Who wants to have
etdc all the earth IL s this man whe II any
Il ycu with TO so to Tammany Hall and call out for
leKsep or Oit;onor or sicklss will tern yoa disor-
arizsr, and viii hustle you out cf the room. On that
I,ry nigkt kr Bradbury, who called Tor him (Mr.
sradyl, struck In the mouth and othsr~iss injured
r sich les forctd cut Of the by vioencr aud
Mr. Brady was threatened with treatment of the sAme
hssc,eri and yet the Ersning Post says that both Of
we're guilty OF folly In Bringing hghting to hurl
ur,slves Gown stairs (Lsushtsr lie directly charged
be nhn who wrote that article In the Eetning Post
.ith Ierpsuating faisehood- kno~ing at the time
hat II u fssshood when be wrote It. Suppose you
ere TO invite person TO Jour house, and captain
syrd.rs-.ut captain Of what he could not tell
lsusbtsr)-werc TO intrude and turn Jour wife out
Il what would you think II you told By the
suiet uut brusise Of tn. Er,nlng Pest that ysu
,.served the outrsgsg who called that meeting For
that rurro,e was ~ csIl.af First, to sustain the
,utop 81 these stztes and, secondly, to oppose
he wilmot proviso. Who ssksd Ryndsrs to come
here who asked furser TO come thsr~y Who asked
ny friend Of the wmot proviso TO cone there The
Herald rays those persons took possession OF the room
i an hour before the time sppontsd for the n:.tins;
md yet the Erenng Post says vas Important for us
. &c there fortunstsly hsppsn.d sha, psi,h.r % b.
-ere violently s.ssiied aud abused. Now the time
arrived the city Of New Fork, when persons ubo
hem BY th. orssnis.d efforts of c..srdly rufasas,
snlsss they GO prepared 20 fight, be would ssy that
the time for battle he you'd turn some q
bis hopes TO the Sixth YARD aud be hoped there would
be somebody 20 lead the band TO the tune of faugh
'-tsilseh y whs will cay, then, What would be.
hat sone tf the short boys" we're coming from the
sishih yard to interrupt this ms.tns The Iri.s he
,.ssy. h.vshs s.rs s,%.sels s., I.r s'vios ,m.a
:sms TO this meeting for the purpe.s Of dissubos IT.
hey would In ell probability be little shorter sner
hey got opt of ~. t0rest applsuse) am not, said
sr Brady sstonished that the Er,niag Pest sssaiis
he Union The editor years ago, indniged In dogsere
serfe I'm rsuiting that great apostle OF democrzcy
Thomss jefferson, and have no doubt, that Jsner-
ION him,sn could come from the nett world, this
sor wsud esy that he should be hustled out OF the
room for supporting patriotism and trv- dsmocrssy
(spriauss) The promipept ohjsct of That nesting
a. 20 oppose the Wilmot proviso-a MEASURE BY
which o set Of fanatics and dsmsscgues sought
10 spdspger the Union of these states. sir.
Brady then vent into the history q the wimot pro-
viso from lite commencement, and referred 70 Gen.
Cess views TN that question Gen. Casss views on
that subject expressed priof 20 the last election,
snd n there any doubt On the subject, ~ vsuld
b. cirs.d BY his speech In the senate Of the United
ststes -ithin short time That question originated
With the .tiSs and the glory snd osgrsos o n b-long
10 them. ~ropg (ssd bel IN saying " bsoegs TO
them exclusively becsuse there h circle OF Old 40.
m. dosp east sveh ABBY Folsom aud others, vno,
Instead Of dsrnirg their ttockipgs trying 70 get hus
tabds or tAhirg care Of the husbands they bsve
got, with . set of sboiitionists, think thu. their
schemes are all important 90 the liberties We enjoy
tLsushter) I viii not, Therefore, cay, that the
Wigs are sstiti.d 90 the exclusive honor or
chs grace a. the wfmot proviso. Neither should I
fail TO epticn the i-psties o New England who never
sde the Ebert for the smslorstion Of the ~ats
people. They rsnird We d character no~ bsius
refrmed On tb. stages ~ oar tosstre mo snsser