The New York herald., 1851-09-30

ISM end there outburst of affection that healed
every wound and that caused shout Of Joy to ascend
10 heaven The pnion was cemented, and the feel
ing that prevailed to turn out the whss who had so
misgoverned the nation The platform upon which this
tian. mas ossn erected national one and for n:
this building great and BY which predecessor tr
S;mpheeI union and the sbiai.g BY regular nomina-
except the cohesion Of plundsr wi be deisa cd and
which they hsvs 50 long disgrsced N
Hon. WIN. DoueLAs sSow, dsnocrstic member elect
9sG @ ns ~ to the
In Tsnnany Hall wnspes the flag Of democracy has
90 often borne In triumph over the land and would
det6ocrsey He not speaker, and le not per-
sorsy ytrsed in their LOCAL. politics, bnt he read the
ERALD the Tribune and all their other papers and they
told him what the democrats Of New York we're. They
true den ocrstsfor to strike together for all
vas the etsesee Of democracy They hal adopted the
For himself old bunker, but he liked CoShrane
the barnburner who had buried the stchet and united
hs Mad bssn . bunker III bis life The whigs wOuld
room be broken to scss They were Of combustibe ma
tsfias and must bow up Attne syrsoose convention,
tbey rad to look aro1nd them br candidates for State
Offices, because men tmid In coming forward, not
knowing whether there would be that rnion and har
mony Without which Aefeat is inevitable He could
home and tell LIS friends In the country that he
had attedisd meeting N Tammany Asn. loud cheer
ing
The HOE MT THOMPSON was called uacn to address the
meeting be congratulated the democracy Of the State
on their union ana drew ro an,augury success
Of the party ot the next election lie referred to his
course In the Legislature end trusted the democracy
would bewsre cf the insie workings Of abodonism
After advertinto ma ion afors and directing the at
tenton ofthe meeting to State pcy and especially to the
episg ment OF tins canals he said he voted against she bill
for eniaIgng the sapss which passed by tbs Legs
lature because Ee thought 1t rnconstitutioDal But
when the bill IN the committee Of the whole he offer
ed an amendment that sborer the public works
should receive ess than dollar per day Is that
much No: and yes the proposition voted down by
the wings Wing legislation has always been to put
money into the poceoof the althy In regard the
state nominations he trusted they would be warmly
supported and that at the next election the old
would be routed, horse foot and Dragons We have
glorious constitutiontse most glorious that
formed. Shall we allow such densgogues as VIM III.
true to the mselves it will oe sustained and most glo
rfous victory awaits them.
Hon. THOMAS N CAhR said he in the very eyes Of
the audience assembled the pressge of vic lie
the Democracy prepared to give their enti;e sup
port TO the ticket And why should they DOT Why,
at This crisis should the democracy not be determined TO
give their nomr ations their full and entire support
There is 10 reason. And IL we look to Washington
what shall understand by the policy of the govern
mt mt In its foreign reatens lie would say that il
hade Polk administration jackson administration
We wosd not be in the Illuminating position in which We
are Low placed The very last intelligence frcm Europe
assures there Is solemn alliance between the French
spsnish and English governments in opposition to the
United Statesjn opposition &c the demccracy-that Is
the teimto give to the United States lesson
ing their foreign policy md Of debating far the
United States shsll shall not GO It IL for this
nry to ray how far these governments shall pro,eed
IN this weih. We are alone We the United States
world ana alliance which would 10 thus dictate
70 NJ. Aye and II we had a Polk n Jackson at the
he'd II the national government the execution of the
AHercsn pisontr in Cuba would not have taken place
under such circumstances 1t did. Mr. Carr referred
10 other matters and the meeting afterwards ad-
journed.