The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-07
arrive. bsvs the honor to remain respectfully, your
ob<disn mt servant, COLIN NJ Ik0EaD0L1.
PROM HON. yEssE D. BRIGHT, or INnxANA.

FkOu HUN JkHbE d. BRIGHT, or ThDIANA-
WASHINGTON, june g. 1861
Dear air- would afford me great pleasure 10 socept
the invitation to unite vi the Tammany socety on
the approaching anniversary Of national indepsn-
dcnce were IL In my power; but previous engagement
will deprive Of that sab faction. Dut though cxn
not be with you heartily respond to the truly patriotic
sentiments Of the letter of invit Atom Our institution,
ore the mott precious political gift conferred upon
nation and every day they should became dcarcr and the
more valued when we compare condition with that Of
the other people Of the world Tho GOOD Of all Cor the
rake OF I'LL is the great principle Of governments and
perfect equality in It's to all sections and
individuals ia the great feature in the democratic creed
taught by the oundere Of faith and TO be de-
parted from An election IL approaching second in !u-
portGBce to have bad snd Ia which will be the
duty CfeWry democrat TO up to til, good work. and
testify his attachment to the principles OF his party ny
lending ccrdinl support to its nomlnees-nen who arc
worthy he cause they represent and IN whose hands the
interests OF the country and the true principles Of de-
mocracy will be safo.
Az you ray, ara unitedn This motive for ex-
srton ard an augury of victory Yes from every quar-
ter Of land north south eat and west the cheering
cry is heard, We are united - and glorious old rsmma-
ny. always true 10 the ~, whether her foes
abroad or at home setting example Of concord which
will herald the truth you asseverato that have
been defeated when united and will not be de-
frattd now. On the fourth OF March democratic
administration viii ro the affairs of the country aud
the time honor principles Of party win again be
eminent
Thanking you for your kind invitation, and deeply re-
greting that cannot join you the occasion referred
JESSE D. BRIGHT.
FROM HON JOSEPH JOHNSON, GovERNoR or VIRGINIA.
Ricna.osp. Va june "a 1852.
Dear Sr--I have the honor to acknowledge the
receipt OF the invitation Of tho Committee Of the Society
Of iammany or Columbian 0rder TO join the Society in
the elbraiion OF the ensuing anniversary Ut the nation
birthday; and beg leave to you. that it would
afford me great pleasure to be present and mite not
only in the celebration of the dry but In the laudabc
ana patriotic effort 10 concentrate the union OF the great
eputli party Of New York In this work you have
my ympaihies and hearty approval but tho pressure OF
public business will prevent me from accepting the kind
invitation Wihing you abundant success in your e-
forts remain very respectfully yom .h't ,eryant
9r JOSEPH JOHNSON.
FROM hon H.sTANr0N or KENTUCKY.
WAnISsroN Cry, b. O.. June %. 1882.
G,utie men--lt would a'fnrd insnite pleasure to
avail mytef Of very kind invitation TO be present
ON the opproa hing anniversary Of American indepcn-
depcc and participate with the Society OF TaDmany y
in s proposed festival hut the approach Of The
end Of the present session Of Congress renders 10 ncon-
yeneLt for me TO be absent from my duties for
day:
The day you have selected Is an aspcious one for the
patriotic purpose intended TO BE- promoted It the
day upon which our ycneratsd ancestors animated by
the hottest impulses and impeod by but heart laid
upon The altar Of their country the richest gts of pa,r
otim Mny we not now initiate their noble example,
and mon the day consccrated to American liberty meet
to extipgui The fires of sectional srifo bury in oblivion
past diiierences aud with heartfelt
allegiance TO the constitution and the Union which they
gave us.
In period of American history have higher rcspon
sibes Icst, upon the great republican party In the
ponong suc are involved the future destiny of the
pubic, he safety o the Union and The integrity Of the
constitution. and laws made In purs uanoe thereof The
democratic party seminenty The national party founded
upon sectional organization and organized by no
oDal ioea The nation looks to ii with hope for safety
from The evils which flow from sectional causes and that
safety can only be secured by cordin union OF the dc
moorncy in all parts OF the Union That your proposed
festival may be cmreny pronotiye of this patriotic OBJ
Jet is the earnest desire of your obedent servant
Il. H. STANTON.
FROM EDWARD c. RErrs, ESQ or ALABAMA
UusrsypiIE Alabama June IL 1852.
Gentlemen-Your courteous invitation to the festival Of
the IammaDy Society came Ia yesterday late al
iow me time 10 reach your city by the day appointed were
ny engage ments ohc Wise snch to liberty
o 20 To personally spectacle coul be more .rt
fy Than the frscrizotion of the different members Of
the great d. macratic FANNY Of your state, after long
esring and am very sure tina. this sentiment Il
shared by every democrat in Alabama You very Justly
ott,rNc that our principles have been dceatad
Those principles ole rapidly making the conquest OF the
human mind throughout tho world; and the democracy
Of the whole Union. whose eyes have been long turned
with hope but with something Of anxiety. too towards
THEN brethren in New York will hail the assurance of
Your cordial reunion with the most lively satisfaction
the haibpecr Of iniallibe in The approaching
contest and guarantee Of the perpetual asscndanoy
thoFe principles in this great and gorions republic We
h're in tie south regard New FORK he battlr Ground
III this great contest victory upon which VIII place the
,tnt oi TIE c"mpaign beyond contingency.
Tie ACTION a he iai dr7r'atic convention Il hcl lily
tttrttf ihe hctdcat = siilo national ground ai;h
- M tlat'p"N lanhh.fs and good fa'ib. has
tad tinti rtniot between ~ iba dis rrpt .cc-
ff !" iir SOD ~ greater degree thlu ta ln,st san
etJe tea '"r hopt ard effected entire con,oli
d't d he ',crth If fbr FATTY tbrocho,, the coun-
tf ~ n'ght'f urIatail',ca ncc III days 4 Joctson
I te' - lama re are iilly to have a doplorably
'aahou r u tire ~ X We vp's di.puie neps tho
tiafGit Tie tr5ri fac majority which those of u
Who ~ unNhi'i: 10 lss ir oytr ns,ne ses down at
amfiat N 81 tiiton thor ynd-tbo irgest over given
ia ~ ,ta.c any ticket nur interrst IN III. moan
.lue Y ctt"ed on me democracy q New York. hay
they ct dlsappoit he hopes and Just cxptcta ions of
tLeT'Teihen Throughout the inion. | remain gcntlo-
EDWARD c. BETS
FROM HON. i. II. WALwoBTli, EN-cnANcELLoK OF
NEW YORK
Sago Sacbem-iorc than forty wears since wLo re.
sirg nj Trey, had the honor to have my name enrolled
ainorg the SOM Of IT, Tsnmany, in the branch wgsan
erected ut that places and rcerct exceeding thai Il is
net in my power 10 accept the invitation 10 gsonble with
lou and tho sagamon and Snchoms and other sons Of
etdom ~ ound The council fire Of tie great wgwam. ut
The happy unicn OF al true republicans upon tho plat
form II the constitution aud upon correct democratic
plinclps is calculated to arouse the of Temnany
and every ether sound member of the democratic family
not ory to sustain their baltimore platform completed
IN but also to secure the Triumphant election Of the
candidates whose prccxistpg and frequently expressed
opinions that platform huey and honestly ombodies and
represents.
May the constitutional unon of all the existing tribes
81 the United States be porpotua AMI may the number
of our ires be increase until MI this lrpl between the
western shore the Atlantic to the eastern shore OF The
Pacific shal be embraced in glorious union And
may all the oppresed and down-roddcn nations Of the
CID world assemble around the COUNSEL fires Of their
crp free institutions. Yours, with respect,
FROM HON. JUDGE GREENE O. BRONSON
SEw YoRg July 3, 1852.
Gcnilemen--I have received your invitation 10 unite
with the Tammapy Society in celebrating the coming an.
n7orsaIy Of American Independence The fact that tho
so efy and ito guests to meet the Baltimore Plat
joTn Is one among the many signs If the times that Tho
dtmocIatic party ngon united those broad national
grounds which gave it success in former years and will
ensure is triumph in the approaching campaign. /
regret that il viii not be in my ow,r to attend tha fesi.
val. am, very respectfully, yours.
GREENE @. BRONSON.
PROM TEE HON. AMAsAJ =. FARMER, rDGE or SUPREME
cOURT or NEW YO1E.
AiEiNi. juno 30. 1859.
Sir ! greatly obliged for the in,t1ton 10 join
bYa mo no
safy Of our National independence and regret worry
much at ebcisl engagement will dctg.n me- 1T h9rae
Though absiainuy. dnrirg my term upon tlic ncrch
nom Itrsualy participating in active political ccncsts
feel ncno the lees iut@cst in tn cecsg III the ,rcat
G ctsaiIc panty 70 Which have belonged foaI my very
70. bocd This j. not mere rastlssn feeling II Il
tnh eonyicion that the principles lri policy II the
&c party ere best adante1 TO pr1motc tho yelfare
~ rhnify and the happnel % the American people
ihy quake by e.eTating. not ~ depressing. They
reoepi.c thc m9st perfect Individuality Of man and ms
u.gnrst Haile inherent right Of yeWoal soYerclraty
II 4 tbe nan phoac right thus Acknowledged nde-
Icrch.y cfrocc 81 nativity rel us oYioas NJ lary
ul r'ic0 cr sc4iiitd. .amiy Influence or any other
aecntntVl surrounding Circumstance hey seek 10
ICWOtC simplicity tho machinery