The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-31
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conc Country, One Constitution, One Destiny
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THE NV YORK
UNION MEETING.
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Tremendous and Enthusiastic Convention
Of Patriots.
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CIR A ~ . r a LEY
THE LAWS OF THE LAND
THE UNION OF THE STATES.
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THE EMPIRE CITY IN COUNCIL.
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IMPORTANT LETTERS FROM THE
HON. DANIEL WEBSTER AND DAMS. DICKINSON
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Names of Thousands of the New
York Patriots,
&C., &C., &C.

In pursuance of the call signed by many thou
sands OF the citizens of New York, representing
the capital the enterprise, and the sound, healthy
attachment 10 the Union Of the masses of both 20.
iitical parties of the Empire city, there was a
grand rally at Castle Garden last evening, in be-
half OF the integrity of the Union, good faith to
the Constitution and obedience TO the laws of the
land. Whether we consider the numerical strength
OF the assemblsge the number and variety of in
dustrial interests represented, the strength of its
commercial representation, the mome ntous
questions involved in its deliberations, this meet.
ing is without parallel in magnitude and inpor-
lance in any political gathering that has ever as
semeled in this great emporium
On entering the capacious establishment of
Castle Garden, the notices which attracted the
attention expressed at once the character and the
objects of the gathering.
Over the entrance door was the me morable motto
of Gen Jackson, printed in conspicuous letters -
.ssss...-s.sssss.s-.
e. "rHE MUST SHALL ne PRESERVED" I:
%.s.ssssssss=s*sss@.
Suspended from the boxes were the following, to
wn-Webster's celebrated declaration;-
ss..-.---'ss-s*~@s .-*.s..s..-.....s.s.
: LIBERTY AND UNION. roRrrEn, ONE AND
NsEPAaABLE."
.s@s.ss%s.-.*.s.-A.. .-...-............
And old Hckory's;-
"rHr SHALL ne Preserved" |.
..s-...sss.s. -.s*s.sss
And Harry Clay's;-
ss'ss'A*@ss"'*ssssss sssssss.s.ss.ss..s
= "wE NORTH, SOUTH. NO East. NO wrsr;
= Hvr ONE COMMON COUNTRY
sss.sssss#s2ss..s..s ssss.s..s=....s.
And the folowings-
ss.ssssssss.ss.s-.s~
(. "rru UNION yRsr-PARrv INTERESTS ATTEawARDs" .
sv#...s.s.ss4,.sss..
The back of the stage decorated with
American ilags, in front OF which was suspended
a portrait of the immortal Washington, and the
Thottoi-
/. .~--..s...ss@s.s.s sss.s.+-ss....ssss
"osz COUNTRY. OWE CONSTITUTION, DESTINY"
ss*......s-.ssss..#- ...-'.ss'ss''
In front of the bgilding, facing the stage, flags
were slso suspended, surmounted by the sentence
from Daniel Websier;-
.ss.s.sss.s.ssr..s- ...sss-s.s.-...s.
. ct IoSo DETERMINED TO STAND on SMi-
SURVIVE rERsH. or DIV, wrru THOSE VINO
MAINTAIN TIN INTEGRrrr oF RVS uNi'S.
s........r...@ss.... ..-.....4.-s~....
The meeting was called to order by Mr. Nicho-
las Dean, In behalf Of the committee OF arrange
fnents, W no adore ssed the meeting as follower
FnlLow cirfzEss we have together 20 night
to take counsel upon mot grave subject 20 advo-
cate the supremscy of the contribution and the laws
and 70 pledge Ourselves. ~ al hAzarts 90 support the
union OF these States We hsye been. and are yet
passing through mott psrous period Of our history
to avert some Of its dangers T. present
That constitution under ~hiah have lived iu the
1ull enjoyment O. On thoso privileges which have
marked our prorrss7 people and which hts con-
ferred upon liberty. and the pursuit OF nap
pipe.sn has bssn attacked Ia tha balls Of
fioual isgislation. aud rule Of seticd> said to
Dc drawn ffom source above and beyond that
frstruuent hvous1. sod sought to b. enfor,sd.
Are we prepared listen patiently, aud approvipely
20 such treasopahs fcc.rnssf NO to surrender
our civil and political fghtst 70 the protection 81 ana-
tics-to the keeping OF visionary theorists 90 the
custody and control Of disuuionsis Ito east NJ IN str
,eet 20 he troddsn IN and de'acsd that constitution
throu "a long years of ai OF pfh snd ~ uH-rtug
-cousecrated by the wisdom OF our regolufi'aary
<atber,-and approved and certified q BY the
greatest uuiuspfsd that the univr.e ever 'oked
the rasio ofGsorge Washington loud chsers)
Fellow citizens conservatives OF all parties let this
night witness that there IL YET rsdeem'ng spirit
strong enough aud broad enough, aud artve enough,
to preserve intact this gori-us depo-tory OF human
ffeedom-tbs magnificent record Of unturpased pa
t,iotism To that end met together
In obedience the Instructions OF the uommlttee OF
ARRANGEMENTS. I nominate As President Of this
great Union Safety Meeting
GEORGE WOOD.
Mr. w. was accordingly called 10 the Chsir,
with the unanimous exclamation of the assembly
Mr.. DEAN then made from the committee for ar.
ranging the meeting, the following NOMINATIONS for
vIcE FRrupENrs
Moses TAYLOR wm wetmore.
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