New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Meeting at Tammany Hall.


and several hundred people attended to hear me
snesches and find out the objects Of the meeting
JoHs B. DILLON was called upon to preside, assist
ed with the usual quantity Of Vices and secFesa'
ries. Eloquent speeches were made BY aessfs'
Tbomsa N. Carr, Daniel e. Sickles and Gen HI
ram Walbridge, congratulating their country aud
nartv on the admission OF California into the Unon'
and on the passage of Territorial bills for Deseret
and New Mexico. Mr. Carr attributed all these
results to Cas- aud Dickinson, with the aid OF
few ederalistn hackers, and that the =" Democ-
racy" of New.York owed it to the country to re
elect Senator Dickinson, and if they should noe
succeed, to return a Wing in preference to Z" Van
Burenite"
Mr.. sickles said these results admission OF CALI
fornla. &C. without in either case the usurPaton
by Congress of the power to establish or prohibit
slavery therein" were mainly brought about by
the voice OF the people, 80 often expressed IN
times past at Tammany
Gen. Walbridge confined his remarks mainly to
the admission of California, and illustrated bis ar
gumen,s with several brilliant tropes and anec-
dotes, and, like the preceding speakers was hor-
ror.stricken at the Evan Buren, traachery' and
Free Soil heresieg generally.
The resolutions which were adopted form rich
medley, and ft commentary Oh the proceedings
of the Syracuse Conventcle which has recognized
principles OF the National Democracles" from
1908 az the only regular basis OF union, giving
Free Soil the 20 by. Senator Seward ia classified
with exPresdent Van Buren, as an arrant Free
Boiler in these resolutions; and Daniel w ebater
and Henry Clay are iDmortalzed with Cass, Foote
and Howell Cobb; and the remainder OF the re
solves are curious confederation of Wilmot Pro-
visos non-interventon, fanatcism, civil war, dis
union and the Union preserved, which the manu-.
facturers intend to some purpose or to hold
up their end of the line in the coming political can
vaas. The Southern spin, is still rife among the
New. York Locoa
We append the resolutions:
Reolu,d That the Democpacy of the City OF NewY York
have heard with Joy and congratulate their No
upon psFsge OF tho bills admitting California into our
glorious Union and giving Territorial Governments 10
New e1co Utah. Without in either cBse the uHufpa
lion by Congress of the to dictate to the people OF
Caforns the Territories the nature or character OF
their domestc institutions, whereby the oc. construction
the Constitution has been observed 'ne "lmoi toVso
defeated tbs ooctrne of non lanai
clam civil avoided and the Union preserved
ReSolreG ThBt we particularly congratulate the Demo
cracy the Union upon The passage Of these M because
thereby their principles have uumpned ana euost uAS
been added the many proofs In our history that the prn
pes Democratic party haaed upon strict conSr1c
ton OF the Constitution are Hose alone upon winch me
people repose IN The day OF lrle,
Resotred That TO lis @is Cas- Henry Foote, Howell
| Cobb and the many other distinguished Democrats 10
copg'es', have signszed her devo9n to the uaios
by their support OF these bi owe and feel the hghes
40 miralon gratitude And proud 10 know thai
IN their great labor OF pachcaou gave them IRON me
Empire State coadutor In Daniel Dickinson who,
truly presenting the sentiments OF our people mas oorde
IN lhs memorable atrug gle cart so able aod efficient na
while he " Ill always be remembered by our enemies DC
must never he forgotten by h' fflenoa
Resored That though the settle men OF l1e oangetouS
one op, which lately disturbed peace tho principles
OF the DeInoc parry rumphed yet tbe Democrd
CIV are uumndf OF The fact ba they owe their success
roi one Democratic members OF Congress- but 10
that msgpan band Of national Whigs, uuder lsad
If Henry Clay and Daniel chatter who preferred their
country 10 their party we tender 10 'hern our sincere ie
sp Sud gratitude. -
Senate OF he United States presenticg petioos for
e dissolution the Union, IN opposing all measures OF
CtmpruInse etlhe risk OF civil war 10 urging me
abolition Of Slavery other docnes nuOyerAYe OF all
law order aid his Constitution exhibits the sh rt sight
ed cunning The denagoRue, with the ecktesSnese OF
he fanatic; aud UiSh our felow-clllZenS In olhef
Slater 10 u, rsihud that he HIS elevation to the
ueschery Of matn Van Buren, and that he In no manner
tepreseuls tie ,eutlu enB Of our Peeps
nesolrtd That Ibe teceit svowsl by ths ward and
Van Buren, organs 10 this ate. Inst tue aRltauon OF me
Wiuol Provlso shall be continued In snite OF lie alshat
condemn alion by People ana by Congress should
warn the People that ihe formaIloQ OF GengraPh'cal
parlv bas ed upon sectional issue bas not been abandon
ed Let every lover of The Upon watch their movements,
and hrar Them Trsilors and Dlsuuonlita >,
Reolr.d That the Journal Of Co1meree Morning Herald,
gov fiooe and Truth Teller their able opposition 10
The imot Proviso and their earnest Efforts Tor ne pscn
calion country, euinenty entitled 10 me hahaE
ofhe Democracy and tender 10 their propnetors our
| thank accordingly