The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-13
MASS MEETING OF THE DEMOCRACY
TAHGx6 ANY HALL.

filed, though not 30 as TO be uncomfortable. At Q
quarter before eight the committee having conooeted
all their arrangements for officers, resolutions, &c.
ordered the Of the great bs auns open.
Soon sfyer the leaders took the rostrum,
Mr.. Kelly proposed Danioi y. Tiemsn for Chairman,
which agreed 10.
Mr. sponord then nominated the usual number OF
usual number Of Secretaries.
Mr.. TIEaArS then stated briefly the objects OF the
meeting Wig: to promote a union Of the two factions
Of the democratic party in this State.
Mr.. Mrsc, after making few pertinent remarks,
read letters from tho following persons;-
John v q Pruyn Fred. Foiet
Anor fnishng the last letter some in tho udi.
read!" Mr. Ming said, he was aware that II
very tedious to se public but that 1t very
reading lettsrs from Fred foet and stephen A. Good
win
More symptoms of uneaslness. Plenty of time,
gentlemen. have patience" said Mr. Ming-reads .
letter from II Hogeboom. & c. BOVINE and II. G. MUIR
ply Of Brooklyn. Here II became pretty evident that
very few If arT OF tho speakers invited would be pre-
sent (sky -larkng by the boys in the bac part Of
the room, while the reading continued by Mr.. Ming
on the rostrum) One more letter only" says Mr.
Ming Letter read from John A. Rockwell.
Gentlemen. you have heard those letters read, what
IL your pleasure, said the Chairman.
" That they be accepted"
Passed unananimously. e. Sheppard" sheppsrd.D
Mr.. snSPrARp said the committee were prepared to
read the resolutions
Mr. EDWARDS then made brief speech alluding to
the spirit Of tbese resolutions being very moderate
He then read them as follows -
,s%bsd in Join, esueus in the senate ohsabsr March r.
adopted unanimously the following preamble and rs'o'u
Whereas it is desirable to perfect single Of
The democratic party, and 70 call state Conysston for
supported election and eterains future
oOSyen,i.n. & shall ss called And
as to the proper mode OF calling state c9nyenton some
make such call. and others holding i be the right and
held a s5racus TO @aae such c And - '"'
Whereas said state Committee have with view OF per-
unite With in call Of State Convention for the purposes
Resolved Ths, viii unite with the said State commit.
tee in to the dsroea,. q this State, to h.d
city Of syrssoss Tor the prrpSSs and %
such convention be composed u delegate from zach
Resolved That tho chairman Of the meeting authorized
70 unite in behs Of the democratic member. Of the .la
in call for State convention rs rvoommend-d in the fore
And whereas the democratic State committee. and the
Democratic msnters of the legislature assembled In oe.
conventions recognized by section o the democratic
Tsr-fors resolved Ths, cordially rsspOna the
said proceedings Of the democratic state committee sha oiut
ss hsn sS AZ hs y. ~ vii raS ssSr assies
and unite with the of ,he state ia carrying out
Also resolved union Of the democratic party
Of ihs. party depend u. and assertion Of the
tights Of the '"sorns ea.ss the t.s.sss Of And gs
ton and diffusion Of the of demoeasic liberty 70
that oSr own ss,. hrevs
into 'ss hand. OF 1sssss SnpsspleS and IssIR..fss G
tsrs.t. u our state and ths obligation. oeai station
,s eoSsas y our ssas We Tssard &. ,fiaSr y ,Ss
INs' s- a.'Is- Sa cessi sss ~ Is ffsgSSs.s .. ps.s
fence and not fg is eruttieu rseoen.s no eorrups
sssa. for go. o. hoSsrs surrender honsrsd
on ~. 'd platform ., the party And rOpudsts All
bsaaas and devotion % d.moerstis sinsipI. ~ hs d.
gsrs,s ;lsscr. 81 the STATE We TIA, o..
,5s asIys Al gs,sa a. aud pios
glorious prineipss ttsy profess '"' anu
A.O rsolys That s.. % tls fana~a debt our
"Aies s ss. dspssa hs f.s.sy 20
s ss~sysI ana STATE
ss s .sss sss sss .ss has
hast few yesrs snd paruarly tie Aeos Of
The HsS .s @i s.s y - sss
oSs y dollar. frs tie q s nj. eaa. .d
eni.h u, that ,Ls safeguards q thS conon present
and ha, ID, ss s sias are a. rs sIs sSsy
Ara :, :. ,cs rs.s.,st ma, %; srn .gPgor,-
.assrsi ssas q ree soy.sa,n, Which /, l. oar esr-s
% 70 ~ ~ sSs "a, TO & E, e % % s.
ss,s and q 's =. -, RsoIs 4: ssIs ass' ssssy
AID whsn.9sysr and BY who.osse ,6eymsy V s.snd We
.rs ard 80 win neither tolerate sny
r.;:l.s5 Tina. h sr. t,s,.: q r.usea ..- -.
mature result Sf r.cnisa ~hsIs and pIs, .sssl, a. s
nsa, slseios sns .hs. ;Lsl = eysrvf.inS AaI IN
..ms 70 such the sOrious foa Csan~etoa md
y 1 .. s'ss,s . sssSa sissr sss I'D G
s.sss. :. ,h., We ssy glAss s eiy = Se- YORK. es's
The resolutions we're unAnnhously adopted.
Cries Of "sheppari" "ehsppaFi." from all parts Of
Mr.. snrrr.sD came forsard on tn. ros.ruun. and
said he democratic party q this state and "a the
Union. b.V. passed through long aud perous night
There serious danger that the bark would fsun-
der Al hopes which could be entertained for afsty
depsndsd upon the .,ueoe@ of the d.mocrstic party
and itr blessings would Be ios TO us aad 10 mankind
trust 10 God that the dawn of day h breaking aud
the democratic party is In safety; We have drunk
deeply RON the cup Of dbunion; have felt II 10
vial. the whole Stat. hss been poisoned with H. Hat
the danger has passed By; We are revived,
s.lvee In no part Of the State. except this city s
there any fssliog of disunion. ssospt in th. proud
home Of dsmccracy for years and years. Tis but
f,w days ago since was at Albany met there
q every shade % politics and of vew--nen Who hsd
drawn ap In former times. hsstile resolutions men
Who had declared var TO the knife and Who h,d do
tcrmined 10 leave the battle Geli whis oppo-
nents remained upon ~. hut now every ons--even
the gentlemen Who edit the two rival papers are
strong IN favor Of cordial union of the democratic
psry IN tas STATE Th.rs not usp. ssaresy, 70 Jsas
,n - 1hsrs 70 bu, ons cry: unite IN ~. city n Ne-
sSss ;.,' ss p; az ., ~ ~. ~ .. pss
s % our a 10. -sss e. 5 soI fs s,. -s'n ,i p III
s sf H1ss' 10 's. e,v -ssa 'hsy ~ tes ~Jrai.os.
S.@ssr.s, -ssa ss,ssvvs Sse-s vSs % .9s 's sss :,
.rrosed--sni do battle for tast party which
hy ,ss 'ei, ess I,ai,,1s: why fsns- el.sss.
,sy 10 ne ha,s ~ authsriy 70 make saios ssy.
= " ct1r = the varfare then ~ 10 eternal T. "Oa
10 rrie. ~ dcs'i resn tkst but vait ustil
hints g me hout all right and views ard
t~ snd then III uui.n- f.lop ottircns
soy ss h.. Tis W sss., sSas ,Ss s.
mAerty ~ kis party. No suthority 10 aaks unlob
~. & s, ;f ,',s';i = s. s.s.SiS Sss ' r..
hsd ne sssrsy vitality . s,u,ssis i,sss Ss.ssScr.
Vto Hsie unteu Are re thea "a have tarn
hrtea ptrn vel Ne svthsrtv ~ make vnicpf Ars wa
thn 70 tSl NIT again 20 national anti No sathsry
male unouf Are ~s then 20 have sstributoa ~ fths
public landsf NJ sathority 20 male pnopf Are
q std .ut rerss and Calfrnia srd the rich sqprei
rtHesi fe ofon sueh d,etrihei II comes ,n Ne lips
nee shg never would have Submitted q 10 in tbsr swn
swe I've At critical period Ia the history y The cssn-
Wy and q ysrty Wis, 90 -s stt~s, - d.l TIE demo,
sc afy ave ever In vsw TIE Interests ~ The of
us ps.ps ~, rlsf.rw q ,hs d.meersue p.fty !. on.
trtn ~hch All are rroud 70 stand; ard ~ atrynf-st
ur,sr' , m. from rnnmsny Hall We h.ys eet go
eerrts ~ sstien len for 70 Ors = sustain,
s stsf 70 dn sns sur rsry n. ss..los ..ef. ss so
isshn struggle Tor Ncory fr 5sfestf IN ths lsn-
suss. q g. ts'sluiien. -, I. ll.s.as sgrs ns
lsve hsf-vsy ground. Am9ns this D-fsre
that every r'skt minded vii tie
ceey 81 making eopeessfon for union, Int rrns