The New York herald., 1850-02-17

struggle They patriot. and died for the country
dirplts. Of The case, and upheld intact the Legacy
they have bequesthsd II 10 for the of thu present
age to settle the vsxsd question and usintaiu ear
noble ishsritasce . nation Of ffssmsn (Chesrsl
J hope and trust In the sincerity Of my heart,
that there III. wili BE- . gsthsrins Of the democracy
The West, from the plains Of New Ham oshira and
chivsrous o'd Virginis from the banks Of the noble
all meet q ons common platform, and preserve the n
tegrty Of the Union-st a hsssrds, u must and shall
be preserved (Lsud cheering. waving OF hats, and
other demoDstrations OF applsuss. raT
| Nr. sHsrAsD ~as then cali ed spon. and spoks ss
folows;-F dsmocrsts-I havejoftsn met with yos
before In this ,aored ednes, but never under Ocam
stspo.s more important than the present Il lie sus
gesfed that the Union In dsbger and in the
mu.s ."s .h. bs % f, ,ns
low citizens the position Of the party ct the
present time IL orisiosI the extreme ssd shall speak
freely OF the which have brought the democrats
party TO its present condition. hope wthous.oHsnoe
hpov there 10 but way to vind'cats tho d-mocrstic
by the removal Of all OF irritation From the
nTst orsaniIstion OF this govsrpmsnt the
tuoes ana With courage worthy Of the isboripg men
this country have sustained the rights Of ths people
an innate and unaltsrabls part Of their creed rhs
drnoo ATTIC party has been the party OF the working
men They have ever thrown open the shores Of shis
upry to the exiss Of every land, Who sbess to
IN Worship st our altar Of bsrty The dsnocrsrio
party has sustained every which has been declared
lt has % sustained them, amid csumuy and abuse,
sesinst odious conventions. like the Hartford Con.
vsntiop and ! mean this vhsn I say thar ali
We ars nov. and all that expect to Be. depends
On TIE ,ucss'' Of the sepocrstio party tApp!.u'e
party tAppsuss) IL rises with bsussrs aud
nks with our defeat. II the efforts those vho
from 'bs hisory the world and let no man in future
tnow tbat ever existed and that 1t could give liberty
py %s ask wS, ia.s .s.: ss:
m'n meet IN psrtsss Why 10 it that thy
meet TO sustain certain great princip-s' viii
Limit of party spirit. We meet for the pur
pos" of carrying out sone qu. s,,.n- II pr,-cin-
t is for sueh purposes meet democrats And does
. to,iow aha ~-csu-e mwr d,apr.. 80 y, N n. an, A
topic not essential to the main qusstou that he Is to
>" "-uacs.o. AR. p.ra tu.a rrr.rr." :. tn. as
union in the democratic party and the b.tory Of the
"hmot provso, and to the conventions held by the
Wv" 'seuons ol To. osm,cIAcy, fr tne purpoe ssc~
lag hat slavery shosld be sde Iest ouest,su
sn'rs n. democracy that the dem attic pntform
was large enough to contain all its members.
voice. Three grosns for the wiinot proviso.
yo,er- Three sroans for Msrsin Van Bursn.
lbess grosns were freely given.
to the slavery question he desired that shoud b
aid st rect Tor ever He wanted to from
osn0upoDs men and pay more regard to pr,uo'pls
-" "h thls country ss the gr-st-st ia world
Eocr want to know who tosk Ben Buffers place
"a e".r.sD-At the present. time when our aar il
os.d upon by the down trodden masses Of Europe as
N ~ h'em ~ t-ivsrapcs h. di sidsd a,aopx
ourselves! He hoped there was not . man Who 10
nan 10 deficient In the feeling which should suimsts an
american. He invoked the democracy BY eli that they
Union and he would appeal to the Cess and tier men
I've eau. To IN. meetiss ~itn tue ued~rstaDalng tn.t
ne Union would be ss.iisd but be happy To hod
tfat bohng u the Kind occurred. He deprecated the
further sgi alton Of the slavery question Mr. She
sIa 'h.s drew an sI.g:r'osl p'csors Of th- future
"best In the spfit ~ liberty But tn Uaisra sr.f-.
VII never become The bation Of the s b. ualr.s tas
party united should be in every state
We hav n
~b,g soDinistratiopi In power In Washington alb.nv
sho New iork Is veil .. In renpss-Ds ana in either
sess put tne latter have thsm
adoption Of such resolutions passed here to light
h-ie there were groans Tor sissIss loud ca Is Tor
Mr. Mss then mounted the rostrvu.. and s.,d,
Any man who raisss the torch Of dscord ought to
branded vith worse stig ma than . traitor (Isar
wbsn this old veteran dsu oorat vas called TO rhs
chair there wss an uprosr made and objections raised
TO bim cannot see what objection oan BE- raised TO
MN. "a NofcE-Thsre 10 no objs ctiUn He vas Q
msnbsr Of the democratic ommittes Is an lfiers
there vas another individual summary sjeoted from
In the committee and concluded BY moving ths foos.
ing resolution, which carried unssimcusIy:-
f.snssy ss s.sns. s '' S.sosa. sas Ssus ~.
eSsr%sn pro ss .SS P.,.s q ~hsh a 9.smss
s.s amm,sss & ss ns the Regular Democratic KspuS-
Judge Gsovrs Of Texas, being then introduced to
the meeting, was received With loud chs~rs lie sad
Houston, that man Va. ever born that ala mot
live 100 long or de too for bis glory aud ne
NJouee proves1 Knew not how that sem mt
applicable TO himself 10 not bis iptsutvu in
coming into that roeD this evening ta sa..s. trrm
but he vas 90 delighted with the rpirt Of their pro-
ceedipss that he could not the i'm pulse to cav
few words ~ them. He rej,ic-d TO zee the
vords ON that WALL {" the Union, IL must AID
shsll be preserved'0 their ralyipg CRY, -aa tn.tr
motto to night The speaker then proceeded To give
. ehsteh OF the character OF Washington and
tten went ON TO say that the people OF Texas we're
alarmed ~ the fsnntcism that vas see hos to os.r
ibrow the glorious Union IL that day ever arrived
then was the spu Of librty for ever MS ~nrid
1b.y ell rscoected the saying Of Napo,.on tbs. In
hf'y years the vors would be- either r.puslI,s. or
.os-sck The speaker then proceeded to denouncs
the ps'ice OF North and south who we're dis sstins
he country and snsspgeriDg the Union ana oopcludyd
an ioet loud cheers
Mr. Hsrsr AscuLAsius being called upon said that
the gentleman VINO PR oedsd him obs srvsd there vas
ssn.Il CON motion here tbis evening but N he sas
rightly there y ~ vsry big commotos some d,,ubts
vere srprsssed about bis coming up N he would sdd
70 tbst cenmotion but his spinions we're that e.r,y
mutt be united spd that the forth shall not
WITH the iishu of the South MIR Arculsrius then sd
verted 70 the dmcultes which have hit thsrto takru
rses bet~esp TIE tvo factions Of the a-moor.,v aud
es'd bss ne asays supported the nominees OF "a.
balfmore Cspventicu He then dsapsd his o . n so.i
uon spo s~poopcsd the boeaails Of IN. ss.tb a. he
trms. ' ~ 'fe~'
The meeting soon Afterwards adjourned.
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