The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-03
SUNDAY MORNING MARCH 3, 1850.

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Lovers Of freedom The human
liberty depends on u.s. II Lost here by intestine divisions m
spins We % cannot severn ourselves who osn, i this
sword Ny ardent is that live that
Come thea democrats Of New YORK. the your
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for the occasion s too solemn cr professions of exclusive
m,lsI sos.s and a.,snpt Also Il. sai.ns.
have same interest in her prespsty and IL the ss.
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When the reading. of these letters was concluded
LOUD cries Tor several persons arose and great tumu
JAMES BsApr, Esq after loud aud repeated calls
succeeded at length In coming forward in front ON
his appearance the tunult ragged some minutes he
attempted to speak, but was for some time nsudble
He said Gentlemen want to tell the friends Of Mike
Wash want to inform you for myself, that Wa,
help me God, the nrst to propose that he should
If there is any here who thinks that desire to
occupy this rostrum for the purpose Of gratifying my
| own vanity, he very much mistakes character. l
present myse before you, to beg OF you the
the holy and ,acred which has called together
that you win give hearing to every who wishes
to speak here before the meeting to night
come here because the struggle Is not to make the
voice of eDe or the other to be heard, for no
have weight ugh to influence the councils Of the
nation. Ne. fellow citizens, the voice which to
aimonith them is the voice Of the people voice
OF you the democracy Of New York-raissd as 1t
10 here this night on behalf Of the Union and for
its pressrvauon (Loud cbeers) l beg you, there
nOt deaf tn
myself ON this occasion, but com promise seems
to S ,. the sIdsr Of the day ! stand here to pro.
who may wish TO speak, and then after that that you
win proceed to the business OF the meeting in order
moment will begin with s.Jing that it affords great
delight t, to stand in this vast aud crowded assem-
Of % this s... USou: UoiOn xhoh
once destroyed, vii tpresd ruin and desoatiou not
world Qoud oheers) The Esening Post has declared
that The democracy do not approve Of this meeting
should IKE then to know who the people are who are
hero composing this vast assembly, and listening
u my voice. entertain hopes for my country when
contemplate this great meeting believe We are
approaching that season OF the which Is called the
stcn Of blossoms fellow cizsns spring time OF
th. yeari coming not emily to cheer ths face nature
b1. 10 gladden. the hearts OF the democracy (ohee
OF he city Of New York. | look forward slso to the
seson OF fruits whom shs realize and co narm the
docrinss which pfcribsd upon the banners which
sdora this do not want to put mys.l forward
IS prophet. unless can do It very safely and
Il il not come sIrs.dv Mhsn ,Ss so0s
throughout the United States will agree In saying that
tnsre re three obsolete ideas The first is United
States tank; the second Is Martin Van Buren tho
third is the Wimot proviso cloud cheeriug) Eel.
low citnnsThs last time when occupied this stand
savocstiry the election Of ssd Butler; We we're
ccutending sgainst the wings and in them We had
seme dinsprobation being manifvrsea, . voice ex-
claimed; Put that man oet?) MIR: 3. ceutinusd-
ain 70 be eoniu,sS ard 1T .hcss who ssprs With a.
remhn 10 bsd.shted as they viii be By our proceed.
irgs We no not merely open and usual foes the
usa banner sfcre unknown In the democratic party
TIE banner Of the W,luct pros.so-and they
ocd and go . The battle under banner never
known before, aud now uampled In the dust
We we're de,easd without struggle, and Lost the Vic
tory by the antiques Of Martin van buren, aud the
Buffalo platform Martin Van Buren, be vas the
had; and Gesrssyrederick Donslss the nsere no
the tail Feliow citizens. what has beooae Of ths Buf
iso plstorm-u.t rickety, rotten concerni will
bnockires heard Roehs.tsr audit l. said they were
the lsst thumPina Of The lad ee coll party sad tho
remains OF the eurso platform thought there
thing left OF that pifo TIL ct the meeting At Castle
Gsrctn. when White q z,aious ember of the shg
party came sard that meeting With the last plank
tsso TO help to consruct arch for the per
of The Union. I knov how rorry he must have been
know he Is too good pdtcian 10 bave any reli-
srce in q rotten ship hk, that No! the Union does
that crazy broken dos platform Il depends the
h'srts the hopes the .nEts Of fresmen have come
here this to spesk the Union aud against the
Wnot pIoyiso-to tell on brethren Of the South that
they must not bully us hry must not speak in anger
tthoush God Knows they fsve enough TO make them
snsryl they must not mttAk- the driysings OF the
old vomsnot New Engant, at their tea psrties-they
must not take the voice 81 Frederick Douglas or the
tsscbery Of Martin Van Barsp for the voice Of the
Moth. Let them look, sseb sn occasion at such Q
meeting ss this; and teiiyou II you will let this
meeting go On quietly 70 iis e,e Wh'n the ne
hearts, which sere sad before hich will then glow
With delight Will not detsn y,u longer. (cries OF
GO on. go on ~ There yho talk Of disunion
10 the dsnocrstic party II sunitd- II has been
divsees. "a cry, How vas q lat islI'', Another
Is unicn in the d-mosra;c party, housh there have
been trsitors among Who hav. mt with the rebuke
when went TO nsht in the ofCass and Butl.r;
but none hen free soil II become . obsolsts Idea,
come tuch Ia this hall to night Who v,nt to mix wta
thse vho biasey fought and though por, contributed
their means in and Of the cause Thss are fs.e and
Union Of the states and the old linton Of ns party but
II u must be union democratic prirsilles. koo~
Martin Ven Buren, In trsachsry and mssnpss, bat
like him In capacity though they have norssy enough
like sailors vho sestrted chip when u Ia dsu
! ger but Who afterwards up deck when it
curing all the night watch We are nov hte In the
light, ard viii refrain from saying think
tber. Is Of sound mind vhs,sver his peculiar
opinions may be, Who will write his sestini@nts
with us on behalf Of the Union have been ishrmed
that John Van Bursn m.n Of genius aud talent de-
csrsd the other night on hs srps the ,.por Of late
public meeting. that the Union anchored fast Ia
the hearts aud affections Of the American people. IL
vas well said The good old ,hip of the Usion has
grouDs tscklipg enough 10 hold her fast In her moor
ings Her best bover anchor 10 the constitution which
bslts the Union together We must consisn to pol.
toaI destruction the nan Who would cut st,ias CT
loosen strand In her cable that tbOuid pccar,
abe ~ould be WRECKED among the breakers Wsmast
rest TIL the old shp Ia tsfe-the people must
hep sfsrp wstch upon her decks ooe fsslinx -one
s.ntiment-one breath should animate US from boy
koed to manhood snd In old age and 81 the dying
hour lstt culver on our ips-and that sentiment ~
Don't give up the ship
| MIR b. then stspped dom from the stand amid an
outburst of loud and ardent applause.
Mike walsh called upon ts speak, BY his frisnd;
ard sooner hts TONED than the flients
u Mr.. Morris insisted upon Mr. 81. spestins
| GWslel -" Wslsh!n
@Norris'r " Morris" Monis'" asd great confusion
on the floor.
"WaIsbfi walsh" (reuibis confusion the
focr)