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


The great democratic meeting ct Tsmmsny Hall,
last evening" held FOR the purpose Of taking
to unite the hunkers and bsrnburners. was . very
respectable affair. The large hall pretty we'll
filled, though not TO DO uncomfortable. At Q
quarter before eight the committee having concooed
all their arrangements for officers, resolutions 60,
ordered the doors Of the great TO be flung open
Soon after the leaders took tho rostrum,
Mr. Kelly proposed Daniel y. Tiemsn for Chairman,
which agreed TO.
Mr. spo6ord then nominated the usual number OF
Vice Presidents and Mr. Purdy Of the Fourteenth the
usual number OF Secretaries
Mr. TrEaAyS then stated briefly the objects Of the
meeting, viz: to promote union OF the two factions
Of tho democratic party in this state.
Mr. MIsc after making a few pertinent remArks,
read letters m from tho following persons
Levi Iesn 5; c q field Gs Benton,
After fnishing the last letter some one in tho audi
ence asked how many more letters have you got to
read!" Mr. Ming said. = no was aware that il was
very tedious to the public but that was very neces
rary that these letters should be read and
reading lettsrs from Fred folet and stephen A. Good
win.
More symptoms OF uneasness Plenty Of time,
gentlemen have patience" sad Mr.. Ming-reads .
letter from H. Hogeboom. 4. q. BOVINE and H. c. MUIR
ply, Of Brooklyn Here became pretty evident that
very few aIS OF tho speakers invited would be pre-
sent (sky-hrking by the boys In the back 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.
Ia your pleasure? said the Chairman
That they be accepted"
Passed unananimously. e. Sheppard" shcppsrd'D
mr shtPrAsD snid the committee prepared to
read the resolutions
Mr. EnwAnps then made brief speech, abiding to
the spirit Of these resolutions being very moderate
He then read them follows
Whereas the dem0crae members Of the legislature as
1850 the propose the state
adopted unanimously the following preamble rssolu-
Whereas i, is desirable perfect sinsle Organization Of
TIA. noniaatSa Il saS cS 10 ' Ss
n nsat and to determine how future
waofcs' there is anon; dsToss.. Of opinion
nsns !. 70 be the right and da q Legislative esass.
duty Of the Democratic State comt apps a. the
eoSyen,on held at Syracuse 70 make such calf And
,setss snss srssns,cn ssphsd e. u. winlnsss to
sferesSS hsrfoTc '''' convention ''' A' purposes
Resolved Ths, viii unite with the said State commit
State Convention the nth day IL September neat at The
such other business As may be brought before the
such convention 70 e composed VI delegate from each
Resolved That tho chairman Of the meeting authorised
ture With chairman Of democratic State
in call f State Convention ss recommended in the FORE
And, whereas the democratic state committee. and thu
caucus embrace the suthoritiss 70 cali democratic SAT-
conventions recognized by section Of the democratic
Therefore, lie It resolved. Ths, cordially respond III
OF democratic committee
Legislative caucus and the spit Of harmony which
and shsrac,sI. them and thst We Will ra,y ther .etio
Alec resolved That the union the democratic party
demanded by the highest consdortions Upon tho
party aspeed The maintenance and s.eron o. II
Laws .ris, ard s,iS,.y Ias;isa % Che ssa..su
the nations earth. connection with ali this ~
would declare thar division. have thrown po~s
nsu. Who have been deaf ,hs .i.ss Of eops he
tsrcss o. state and the obligations Of oeial station
;ss condition saar, We rssarJ O.. riamF -:
ss @ as whs L eur.. Our p.,
q. s. ss 80. ~ i &. %. r.. ss for
fence sns no. f;l Il. s.'rssSs We rssssn.. no eorg;
democratic rrlncips proseriis who stsRd, up
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sss ~ the STATE ". SSs ,ss, *.
delegates 70 the next Syracuse Convention will TO thst
and With eyes solely e the q n. sfsi ssa
Alo resolved That Is. % the funds. deb, ..
state open d.rsssrd q ,s rss,s,ien q The csn.s
that rot dollar RENAME Ne appropriated FOR
De general loosen zee sas Srosidene. -hieh has
rred the lsisi.es ani Hini-, q affairs daring ,bs
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v earrisi ost diver, tie ssSaSiias ss ~ two NIL
bone Z dollar. itsH ,bs sssrs.@ai q de srI. eaas al
.sss,,s ssrrsr: 70 40 ,es,i.. sssr-s q The -h y
Ana o i $40 resolves ma, sds sr srrr.rs-r.o q
sor.,rve,Os q u. Sstsusl oont,a,sa atn.srsmsa,
asy 10 nsinisa unchanged 10 1S@ PIN q ~. Ssaoss.,s
fathers % the republic The rights q each
s q s ~, RSes q, s,i' s S:: Ny
s wss,s.,s, and ~ .sss.s.s, as.y sy y 's'a We
rsey and 90 viii neither e1uHtesanes tolerate
AZ rv;sl,sa Ihs fr froi, ., reunion ".
.ss'sn last fs, e hsf The sts,e eess sod half q the
siur. rs.u, q r.gnion vhsis and pfs Victory a. the
sss,ies With T. ~ ts s JOY 4. Ssa ins r ,sss daily
81 ms to ~. .ssa :. 81. ror,9u. s's from md
po-,rfui stats. Tsy sncoprps. sad,iJsd ssd bsss
n.r- s"sss e: .rsus. u cry ~ '' ''''
The resolutions were unan'nousiy adopted
cries Of "sheppart" 'shsppsFi" from all parts Of
Mr. snur.sD came forward on the rostrum and
nIon h.,s passed through long aud periious night
here vss serious danger that the bark would foun
der Al hopes which could be entertained for saf-,y
and ts blessings would BE- iost TO aud mankind
trust To God that the da of day h breaking. and
sss ,Scn sss psr m nav, a,s aa,
vitai, the whole state h.s been poisoned With a. Hat
The danger has passed By are revived We are our
sslvee. In no part " the state except this city, IL
there any feeling 20 disunion; except in Oh. proud
home u d,mccraey for years and years. It's but
81 ever, ,iade 81 poiI,ic. and ~ ,..1nsr Va, hi
drawn up In former times sstile resolutions men
Who had declared var 90 the knife. and Who had do
tefmnsd never TO leave the battle Gcli rhils oppc
nsnts remained upon H. nut every one-even
the gentlemen Who edit the two rival papers are
strong In favor of cordial union q the democratic
psry iatLis STATE Thsrs 70 not msa .sresly - dssa.
iran a. There but cry. "unte in ~. city q N@v
fors We ~ent your vote in the city ~ New iort. but
without H." think aid ..y tyo much. When pro-
dsnserss In this city. when they ssy tbs pyrmidSas
% The shigs united 20 tread tae last spsrk -
dsuocrscy. you'd unt~--eveu those vhs
.Tpesss--,es DO ts,,l. fOr 10. psy 70 -hish
.h,sla Der. ss rs,osi w, 90, . lis si.y, ~ss
70 me-" We have authority make uniga says
- ~ ctor 4 the warfare then b etsrnAl T. "Oa ne.
10 rries; Il DOT that tut o. VAT antil
thinfs shou, all right and views and sut ny
eli snd then III uuon f-ov citizens. Led
tlft "a act u ussni y thsn isssnit Ice
insrattutefr Any st hnf-lf ths sshcs
- majority a tis party No authority uaks union
u ~. ~ ncerate parry sn horsesss degraded that 10
cannot free i.sff Ne authority maize unl0nf Tue
deuoersc party have aa days than these and
I'D the ard vitality esieais itself Nc suthef
~ a. male snicn AN then "a have tard
freed ugrn uef Ne sutbtritr MAKE unicnf Ars 10
than g. fUl nit again 90 national ahkf Ne egthary %
uaie uneuf Are ~ then 10 have 6snhuti1a n tbe
public laadsf NJ suthority make vnien then
g. fd cot Tcrs and tafofaa efd the rich selurfi
rit,fietf fs uTon such dsetrinei II tr the hps
- shg would have Submitted a. 10 In thsir
We I've at critical period Ia the history - The
and q party. What % ssI~st 70 10 Tie demo
cc PARTY laws ia veu the Interests ~ ths 81
tie w. pie. TIE platform q the demoersus party
tTtn wLch All pfsui 10 stand; aud 10 strvnr~st
urtsrs sons from Tsnmsny Hall We have bot 100