The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-23

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ks.Ovss That ys hal Nth DELIGHT the recent depsors
syivanis 10 M,tssipp and Wood in Ohio; and we
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~ example, we pledge ourselves to restore the
be. redeemed
The resolutions were unanimously adopted and fol-
lowed up with the liveliest cheering
Col j W. FoRSrr, editor of the Philadelphia Pennsyi-
the r,t speaker announced by the Chair and
received with loud cheers. He saidI return you
my hearty thanks or TINS honest demon OF your
campaign one weary foundered soldier staggered into
the French territory and came up to the General and
said, am Marshal Ney the reargusrd Of the grand
army have here in such character this
rg. sm one Of the vanguard Of the victorious demo-
cracy OF Pennsylvania fresh from the redo
lent with victory-Qoui cheers "a battle field on whch
those who not ashamed to meet their fell
low untrymen. We have fought Sec
ensl ground but on q square toed democratic national
platform. (Great cheering We have spurned al sec
From the beginning to the end of the fight have
furled no black banner (Cries of bravo) From first
to la,t not only adopted the compromises OF ths last
Congress In full but gave radical devoted adhere
the national constitution Our candidate for Governor
was Col VIM Bgler Who springing from the people is
life under these twin gsolers Of the heart birth and
misfortune and having succeeded in that strife
10 n mt ne battle OF the constitution and In that too
proved victorious. applause Not only did he 6ght
under the banner Of the constitution but ne carried
into the stronghods of the enemy the places where
soil most rampant in the ststeths very neghbor-
hood OF WDmot. There he said TO them take
en-, or not at all (Hurra, hurra, hurra) L may be
preaching bad doctrine here (cries OF No no) but
preach | feel and would exhort you to adhere to
that doctrine because believe in is soundness and
II N aay
anything offensive to democratic friends differ
from us IN doctrine But when the wings have Come
forward and advertised themselves revoutonis 1t Is
high time tor the democrats to proclaim their true posi-
ton and to have mistake or Misunderstanding about
It, From the course pursued by the Democrats their
various meetirgs during this fall happy TO learn
that they have given their unanimous adhesion to this
result the Attn of November will fully sustain the
wisdom, as well as the patriotism, Of that course.
noeracy dd no. gss srss,. TO 'ne hose as
democi ats who have held out against sectionslism A
few years ego the assembled whS party IN the North
uonism and free soil Suppose the democracy had not
taken the opposite ground and suppose they had gone
PARTY in the same direction the Wigs in regard
to there What would have been the consequence
with the Of the South coming TO battle wi n their
exasperated gions What w1uld have been the conse-
qusDcs II there In the State Of New
York willing to be defeated on principiel Much ap-
plause) Your Union Safety Committees in New York
all very well la their way, and trust they wi prove
their patriotism and devotion TO the Uniop by vooS for
the d. mocratic ticket after what has trSsprei the
Let US ueicht
than 90 Tor dshonorabe success But we are told that
with the nation al contest you have nothing TO d.
that they are the issues OF next and belong not to
the State but TO the nation. II h true elections
not national but for the State But the whole
dmocrscy OF the Union lock to you to decide against the
wings DOW, as the prelude to the victory OF 1882
This Is the why am here to night. Our friend
Dan sckes, Tom Field and Emanuel Hart, did some
service in Pennsylvania when we invited those gentle
nsnd others nom Maryland TO assist us In our srug
gle The wings raised objection TO this at Wsterford,
where We were campaigning. replied Why did you not
invite your iend. from the State Of New York; This
was poser 10 them, for they would have TO invite
Seward and his clique (cheers) aud II the wings Of this
State to invite the wings Of Pennsyvania TO assist
them. they would have to ssk job nson AID the free
soies who have been defeated in the Keystone state
Next TO the Union aud the Constitutsn our glorious
democratic system the beet ever conceived oy man
We have seen Caforpis acq aired a. territory snt
organised into State by dsmocrstc votes though
wings reaped the tr fruits OF that victory AT the nrst