The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-18

ultimate triumph throus the sonfsdsrssy During
the delivery Of these remarks which were soushsd In
Lasti,ul and poetieal Language, Judge Barton drew
forth LOUD and frrqssnt cheers.
The President gave the hfth toast-rhs territories
of the United states The Administration proposes TO
govern them BY the sword. The free soiors SICK to
inns.e upon them the despotism OF Congress The
democracy will leave them free to govern themselves.
uTIs sixth toast was-The citadel Of American lib
srty Though menaoed by the traiterous Ore brands
Of political abotiopism, 1t shall not be consumed for
the wise and good OF all parties will unite TO extn-
Tn. Seventh Toast The memory Of the departed
statssmsn. who devoted their lives to democracy,
and died without proving rssrsant to any OF Its prin
Mr.. Jons NIXON responded to this sentiment, re-
viewing the principal acts OF eminent statesmen and
soncluded with happy snsion to the late President
Polk Whose grave he said It would be appropri-
ate epitsph. That he found this country upon the
borders OF the Atlantic and left 1t on the borders OF
the Pacific u
sentiment was then proposed BY Mr.. csossLr,
which responded to by Mr. j. W. Forney, Of Penn
sylyania who concluded by giving
The Democratic Party-A party that has 30 often
attended the Union, cannot fail to live long the
Union. (Cbeers)
The eighth toast was
Union and Harmony in the Democratic Party-De-
sirsbe founded on principles detestsble il only die
tsted by eIpediency.
Judge Beardsley responded to this sentiment in very
Captain Rynders here arose and asked for three
cheer for Gen Cass
Mat individual member should disturb the meeting
Capt Rynders ssid he not aware that he was out
Of order or had disturbed the harmony ofhe meeting
Chairmsn--Tben, sir you viii learn IL now
Mr. Rynderf sat dawn.
The ninth toast
The May or and Common Council Of New York-they
have generously discarded political difference by ten
derng the hospitaties Of the city to faithful public
The CHAIRNAS said before he should read some
letters those who could not attend he would give
q sentiment Of his own. which was rs follows
of civilization. the Dissemination of liberal principles
it's chief seat in the New World is the stronghold OF
rational liberty.
Gen WARpk responded.
Dir. JoHs D. Vas BURrs one Of the Vice Presidents,
next addressed the company. aud
Capt. RrsDERs offered the following sentiment, which
was received with cheers
Lewis Csss. the champion Of the free democracy In
the nation eouncils may his pretended friends in the
hmpre State preserve their consistency and fidelity
The Hon. Mr.. STEWARD, of Maryland, the next
speaker. As Southern man, he said he was hardly
prepared for the enthusiasm with which the company
had rallied around the platform of their common
try lie would say in all candor that he did not
for the purpose OF making speech, but left his hons
In Baltimore with the view Of concurring in paying
spect 20 Who so eminently deserves it. (Appause
He Senator Dickinson) does not throw around him
the cold glaciers Of moral isolation the great ques
zion Of the day but meets II boldly openly Such
would not do the Empire State and such would dc
him. His guidngsta seemed always TO be the public
10 question but acted with hesrtss big the state
New York for The national good lie found oc-
sasion TO 20 above or beyond the constitution which
he swore to support or TO any law which not
trined in it In fact, Barnum after he gets through
with the Swedish nightingale, ought to get copy Of
that Law to which some persons refer. Oaughtcr)
what IL there In getting the Rochester knockngs
here Why not get persons from Washington who can
greater nyserirs lie referred Ia the course Of his
remarks To his native State Maryland and her efforts
In aid Of colonization, well the money which she
expended in favor Of the coored until through
the Efforts Of the abotioniets she has now become
more OF slave state than ever Notwthstsndps this
however Maryland IL In favor OF compromising the
present agitation the Of disunion he
would not indulge In them Before parting he would
desire TO say what the cardinal Of those who diff
fered from wss in reference to the words equal
rights" There IL no term moro indefnte. Those
words properly understood In political sense are
everything 1t Is the abuse Of them which creates
80 much evil The whole mistake IL created by per-
verted application OF the term lie would not sav any
thing in favor of the Union than what has already
been ssid; but be could not help remarkng that in
his opinion there was not dssentisnt In tbs whole
Stat OF Maryland to the bill before the Senate
He igsve as = sentiment The Union Of the States
Whom God has Joined, let not man put asunder" Gre
General EpwARpV R. wsIoHr, Of New Jersey. was
called upon and in response, said, that he drawn
con vss to he received by all the honors but because
hevthed 10 he present and testify his admiration of
the d ct nguish, Senator from New York Mr. Wright
made some very humorous remarks relative to New
jersey and said that she stood the old platform
ready TO do her duty, and to maintain the consttu-
ten according toits strict He certainly
thought that the democracy had much dsycn-rated II
they we're not qua TO the present emergency and he
would even 80 far ss to say, that they may b.
scssfui in 1852 under Csss and Butler. Applause
General Wright gave. as Q sentiment the
Union Of the democracy and the platform ofdemos-
rscyn
senator wnreur. OF New York. proposed
NV York and her Representatives In Congress-
Although che 10 deprived OF her just weight in the
national councils she Enjoys the proud Satisfaction Of
having Que Senator who does not acknowledge. ~ .
legislator higher law than the constitution The
New York dem' eraey Will stand by their trus friend
Some two or three thousand of the democracy gath
cred In mont of TAmmsny Nall, and made loud and
repeated call. for Senator Dickinson who speaking
st the time C. those the table Capt Ryndsrs left
the dinner tai addressed the people asking them
30 excuse the Senator from appearing before them.
The outside democracy kindly excused, and after
cheering Senator Dickinson retired