The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-11
Democratic Ratification Meeting IN the
CAV oE iSrool-iyn.

Dcmoc ratlc Ratification Meeting In the
tsiy OF Brooklyn.
large nAr rhthusa tic meeting II the democracy Of
Kings couy leld the City Hotel last evening q
conilm ths nominations x the National Democratic Con
'cniion laltimo.e About aclock lie meeting was
called T. order y s. 7. Robinson E.q, chairman the
Democratic tity General Committee. add q H. Lamar
III was chosen president, together with a number Of
vice presidents and secretaries.
cal ~ made for Il Z. Murphy, Esq the delegate
from this district to The National Convention who soon
made his arrcaancc tho stand and sand he came
h,rc report ElU' a. already reached hem and lready
Electrified tie country. a. delegate 10 that
btn Y was PROPER ,at be should give full mi
formal account =. the proceedings Of that body The
convention y. with ill delegations from every state
eXcc!t Suulh Carolina Il became anparent when
he reached there. mat The delegation from New
loTk we've divided, IN; Il was also apparent that
they would eventually unite. and evident that the
nau ufen Ehom they would unite would oe tue no
minto 81 Tic claN cntion. he had ,he vote of
th district forty eight times for Lewis Cass aui other
delegates from the state cost their votes in tie same
Way Although therc W.. disagreement. between the
friends = cas- and Marcy dete. mi lion -
unite O. one mar. ana Oh he foryninth b thoy cast
aside thcr ~, elcncss aid voted Tor Fclu Pierce Of
New Hampshire hr. Pierce received the m
le,teIcd ono ntrtmrtl lie halls from State which has
EVER sincc tie days II the immortal Jackson stood
H. - pn"res q her ancient faith and in
pphAfG them 70 on WIS fua.e conspicuous than The
demcclat4c nominee We know Franklin Pierce to b.
one d III, people True be had spent his life Ia he
eainr hut ne lss proved himseif soldier. When his
country called he volunteered Grht his countrys
cause Ut tleice its deem IN pabic lie and filed sta
,rcss ~ tts I.,';tno stotcs Th - - 49,, An
go - w it.'su ',l.cs AiV sps'Nr hr'n nun aell
rs hau teel Inn hgntine Tor a these principles and
measures ~ which tLo democracy have fought
foi years and knowing him 70 he honest Grm
ard tiuc The New York delerafion cave hin,
.he;r st4,rrrt Ti,a, .,-,--,i9 L.,3 ~. Ssa. -,
- "a ~ ,,,.s.t /, '!'iu - tn.V 1iiea
Avn ~ ~ -, ~ ~ h1ls.sn n'e4te,s, lewis oass,
I'll wv o' aobNh MN uhtl every eH9rt na ialcl;
ad ~. ho Adu Ils Neru tLat le Would heartily sup
pcTi G4s nomination Aftr referring glowing terms,
Ia a. nomination Il VIM H. King OF amblma f,r the
lice III, ilr,v sr Nurahy sgd rlat after bp,b nomi
49, HI u t.' nv. n. tAias .'tsL "osi "piui-
l i 49, nay ~ ~ ,iSa n.ote raisu e oe
upic 'td tat vac Inc Splis nlcnt q platform Of
principles they Therefore adopted the pla form
With one oil tyo additions which cicumst. ecs r, IL
9qr. Il r.caearv ono n thn.e w. the cr,i, 49, &c
- Errsti.r' clsva 49, .,l Is. - H.. ~
-. ~, +, .''t - h4it' - tias
-. WIN rs apifgnauoa = .ne ltro deiesa-
h" Anu nov A. "aS happy 70 soy that the distinction
III Sate--tiat We were no 4 united dom crlcv botn
The speaker was RI ,turoa.ly applaudsd during he
eoaiss y ~ fmaiAs especially when he mentioned the