The New York herald., 1851-09-30
THE DEMocRAfIc STATE NOMINATIONS.
The County Ratification Meeting at Tam-
many Hall.

democrats Of the city and county Of New York Assem-
bled, mGs, IN the old wigwam last evening, for the
purpose Of fndornng the nominations made fby the
Democratic State Convention which recently held
In Syracuse and also of approving Of the resoIutioni
passed by the same body At the eastern end OF the
room was displayed extract from General Washing
tons Farewell Address, mpressing upon the American
people the importance Of the national Union and at the
westerly end banner, with the following inscription
Strict Construction Of the Constitutions National and
State" At the eide the following, Union Of the
Democracy on prncipae-tAc Union, it mast be main
taiped."
At the hour appointed for the meeting to assemble
within few minutes afterwar d. motion, Mr. john
A. Thomas was appointed chairman, and a number OF
other &c nts men were selected secretaries
On taking the chair, Mr.. THcmAs made q few remarks
the imporsanee of the coming eLction and on the
necessity Of ousing the present party power and
putting in their Places who win administer tAs
government consttutionaly and economically. In
order to do this however union in the democratic part
necessary The party, therefore, must work shouds
to shoulder, and settle any differences that may still
exist, On the field OF victory.
The following resolutions were then read -
solved That the democratic republican sieotors Of
sdopie for stats Sss a.
E.s9lysa That sTatssd 70 the demo-
ists the country upon se.smens By Congress of the
o Ssees Ts psss ss
the parity a.. sssr nns w1l ss
eatilF all country reassured taat
tson The SUBJECTS in tie ssse: y aSs
ofthe sts.s 70 as
ss s s sSs s Of The mon IN che
%ss Ssr zee TO A Shs e
american people sacred Of the opmpets a.sr .e
nifty dsmor.cy State With dsnooraey Of
he mir thair
to eenstation and the rights OF the States fro wing
oT ksss os d
to hIsw and to sfss iGr veSry
tonsl sdnirstrstion into iiustrstes
q ss s
% policies. q
y bad S the strife and the psr q
o csyen ssbns the psoaoas in the
We . s n sse which L
the election Of incompetent to civil
sauFsa Il. sS ss
srshsa IN
sn a nnc, s 20 nation with soyra
him IN .fes reardles, Of the best and hvssst itheI
IN R:soSed Tat ". recognise the justice OF Land re-
form ending upon the to an interest
y dsIbe,on Of tie public lands in
atcost ces 70 every citizen socially and morally qualified
Resolved That the various internal Improvements 10
men, Irc,pery have always cund II the party
most teacfnst fflculs: that
such ssris maintenance Of public credit AMI tSs
cs, tS q s s s.s :dSsa sss
& the hs'fay 'sd Sss ct
Min Lo,a t did astsrt I'VE sssnisson Of tsas
ssn %rSs shs s'' ss,s saia IL,
Sas the pTssS
sT in sas tpTsS attn Of ana
would S,se seS rescued sss rsProssa Of Ssias
ss y, pids the duty Se%ssrstio party If
n Cam, IN m ne T. ns e Ts s s.S%. SS
,hs decide adversely 70 les validity 20 proceed with ths
sr ~s sS sda sns esas,s "
may b by the people y aiew % .h,. the
nrsns public r,di. or violating the sacred os is
Resolved, That the ,lnos. universal d,.Assfaesion
'ay ss ssas % Ss %sa
Oral business a'er hre. yss.s 81 whis sseendsnsy in the
in local taxes which resulted
eisss mar " s.ribut.sls the reckless .ysse q sp
rroprs MS te inerssse o salares the bestoFal
r.a estate urssr the Of city imr-oysmen, which
,n.,,ln ~ ir ss GSsse me DIS,
Etsnt city sossrrmen, witch the wts patty has
Mr.. srcEIrs was the first speaker lie said Il never
was his honor TO addr,s. the democracy a aus
rioious occasion than the present. rhis tn. first
tine In many years that the dsmocrs united
principle, spdtfe party congratulate itslf ouy
the prospect OF restoring the City and State govern
mspts into propc- hands but also the National xovcrn-
mcpt in 1852 II but s Observed thas fron the
time of lst to 1876 there depreesons in the party
which rsnlt"d a. length 10 defeat. Since thst uns
however the process OF reunion has been going until
now, In the year 1881 the democrstc party more
pres, n,s united aud unbvoken phsanx In the poli-
teal horizon. he trusted. there are now none Of those
porteptous signs which caused the hearts Of the bes.
men OF TIE dsmccrscy to culver The mocra'c party
emoum.rt on ali ocesson ms for principle The speaker
then detailed tho divisions among the party for
yesrs past and drew attention % the 1851 when
IL becnme agan uritcd and undvided He declared his
Adhesion 10 the resolutions and candidates Of the
syracsfe Convention. srd af:er mpr,ssipg upon the
meetrg the necessity OF harmony and union he gave
reccupt Of his Stewardship. OF the delegates TO
tfeSyraeo convsniion (At this point the Sixth ward
d.nCersts h sdod ty baud music entered the ITa
bis party az rs principles In power For himself he
pledged TO give the nominees q the sJrscuss Coavrn-
ton hs cordial turport But II not In reference
the State e ciou alone that ne would speak The Pes.
Dental election Of 1859 h AZ hand and Il with the
d,nocraey to sy whether they would conirus In p1wer
an semsnitirson that countera1cfd ths shooting Of
tfty Amencsn e;Sens under circumstances Of unhssrd
Of ofbiualy The spoiogts of the party IL power csnnot
lay the blame on tie American Consul Why Is that Coz
sui kept In ofice There who hesitate Ia focm
ing an opinion In regard TO that oeia in France Eng
land the u tied Stses except the vhix cabinet in
wabirgton. whertver there Is a struggle Of tire op
pressed against the orpressor, there r BE- n whig but
wben you see man who under such circumstanc.s .,
says ~Nevir ssy die" be democrat This the
policy CT putting In power who sympahzs with IN.
oppressed in every part tf the world For this ard other
reasons vas q the rratss necessity that the demo
cratic party ,hould succeed in the next election
During the address q one OF the speakers, Mr. T "
tafr btgRed 70 ASK him one question. viz VI hs ths
speaker woudsurpcIt Col Csss for the Presidency
lnrspy the speaker said he would support the nom
nee CT the Material Convention. (9reat applause and
tbrse cheers for the speaker
Cept RrNDrEs next addressed the meeting He said
he was glad 10 tee the extremes united here tonight
They he'd done uron princple lie was glsi 70 ind
tbs 'uppcr the state ticket though there were some
gentlemen opposed to H. lie met of these few days
sgo Who thtcsterd 10 oppose ~ be toll the r.ne an
that bis opposition would be about ccctua that Of
huetail fy TO Of Kipp aud Brown stages rcins
up Brcadway, bull frog front Of the locomotive on
the hudson River Railroad
ANoIcE-speak the truth
Captain RfsurRsYou know the scriptures ten US That
"netines We are rot 10 speak the truth sonetines
spesk The truth, and sometimes more than the truth
usugbter) My friend Who hints that do not speak
the truth v bad Judge Il pretty evident fro his
physfpmmy. (Leuehter) am glad that my friend,
Mr Carr has put the question direct u Nc Cochrane
as to the support % General Case The TO that
qucstcn has moved all doubt II any existed that the
deroocrstic party viii 20 together hirmoniously TO the
conflict With their political opropt nts The dcmocrscy
have elorg ftit the want o. organ When setugs
20 be held. we do not know when who're they TO
20 tske piece unless look IN the columns cf the Hr
n NJ ~ a s.ofra No.. A..