The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-07

liberties OF The Union Of the States longer in
threatened TO engnh in ruin his fair temple of liberty
10 quenched and the republic 10 left under the gu dance
o. TIDE principles Of our fathers, to onward to its
high destiny
In the fuliment Of its glorious mission 1t has been
directed and sustained mainly by the democracy upon
whose strong and honest hearts trust il will
tnuo To rely We have just entered upon another Pre-
side ntiA contest which. under the constitution IL
determine the character and control the influences of
government for the next four 1t !, we'll
FURNISH nImor gather around the council fret Of the
great wgwnn and prepare our hands and our sprts for
the contes6 Ii Will doubtless be most ardous one
demanding Of party union, energy. and abb ling
confidence in the intelligence and purposes OF the
OF tn. people hut with such leaders MS Franklin Pierce
and W lillian King, ana such soldiers q thu Of
old Tammany the result Of the contest cannot be doubt
fui sud victory will again perch upon standard
Nothing but the pressure of imperative oic al
ments at the Capitol prevents from accepting your
kind in, ;taiion But cannot be with you person
gladly embrace this opport unity to express you
cordial in the political actisn my
best wishes fer the prosperity OF your time honored
ciety Yours respectfully DAVID l. SEYMOUR.
FROM HON. WARREN wINsLow OF NORTH CAROLINA.
FAYETIEyI'IE, N. g., July 1852
Stirling agenents previously entered into will prevent
my acceptance Of the invitation OF the Tammanv Society
to unite with its members in grand rally OF the demo
crazy on the approaching national festival and these
are imperative and may not be thrust aside
Nothing could afford me greater satisfaction and de-
light than TO meet in Taunany Hnl on such
sion ond for such purpose The anniversary of Amer
can Independence What occasion more to devote
cratic principles What better suited to such
occasion?
Compelei as am to forego such pleasure can only
add my feeble Voice 10 encourage and cheer the in
domable democracy OF New York to renewed excrtions
in the coming conflict
dual Importance. and attach the proper weight his
personal exertions, the election of gallant stan
dard bearers will BE- rendered certain and victory win
perch upon democratic eagles the day when the
late Baltimore Convention assembled shall be marked in
the future history Of the couatry the in which
gre party fcrget Of past dissensions sectional
brace again and espouse its catholic
conservative and constitutional principles.
The unanmity which prevails among friends
throughout the country the determination in your
language 10 bury past grievances in exertons for the
future. foreshadow TRIUMPH triumph which will
give just to congratulate ourselves that the eyes
of the whole party in recent councils attracted
towards the great Northern Light of New Hampshire.
|. WARREN wINsLow.
FROM HON. CHURCHILL C. CAMBRELENG.
HUNTINGTON. June %. 1852
Gentlemen-I have your polite invitation to unite with
the Society Of Tammany in celebrating the approaching
anniversary of our Independence and to aid in the
union Of the great republican party" much regret
that my engagements will not allow me to be with you on
so interesting an occasion
tions made by democratic convention. and on the
cordial union of party promising in our approaching
ERECTION sgna ulompn Oh the CONSERVATORY natever
platform our opponents may adopt for present use the
published declarations made by their candidate prove
that he advocates the ancient principles OF their party
IN form more extrayagant even than his predecessors
Their policy has uniformly been to place popular
government under the control Of wealth-to trample
the rights of the States and consolidate all power in
the federal To enrich capitalists they taxed
labor under the petext Of protecting it. and assigned to
them the profits and control Of and currency
To consolidate ment they attempted to
struct and control roads and canals The democracy
has successfully rested these usurpation They rescued
and currency from the disastrous manage
ment of national bank-restored the principle
which founded and prevented the fede
raj government from controlling our internal improve
place the administration of in the hands
OF those who will viganty guard treasury protect
our constitution and preserve our Union in all its in
tegrty
Although victory Is certain. not anticipate
easy triumph Our adversaries, animated with the
spirit of their distinguished leader will make gallant
defence But mere military glory never triumph
the constitution when its defenders united
their duty Let every democrat into this contest
the safety of constitution and tine existence Of
free government depended his vote and his untring
c. @. CAMBRELENG.
FROM COL. NICHOLAS HAIGHr OF THE VETERAN
CORPS OF THE WAR OF 1872.
New YoRK, June 80, 1852.
Dear Sir-The circular OF the 1ammany Society
Columbian Order. signedrby the Committee of Arrange
ments and yourself as Grand Sacham. is received The
objects therein expressed laudabe and praiseworhy
The principles therein alluded to think the princi
pies Of the war Of 1872 and cannot but meet with
hearty response in the bosom OF every veteran of that
This complimentary invitation for the Veteran Corps
ION WIFI the society Tor the celebration OF the approach
ing anniversary Of national pdepen ience. merits
their warmest thanks and for whom have to state their
prior for that day the guests Of the Ho
noroble Mayor and Corporation of city, will prevent
ther acceptance
The commasdant would further state that the objects
the Veteran Corps are that they may be
known to each other aid those that be sick and needy
and decenty inter those who from any unfor
tunaey without relatives and friends toperform this last
sad Office
They have throughout a long life. been individually
and collectively engaged in the cause Of their countrys
sttutons and honor-which principles still dear to
them and nearest their hearts dere and to them is,
at this late period of time of much qualification
to have been spared to their advancing in
the footsteps which they have rod whereby the boon Of
freedom received from their fathers OF the revolution may
be passed future generations. Your circular will be
duly presented by to the corps at their first meeting
| have the honor to be, your obedient servant.
NICHOLAS HAIGHr. Colonel
Veteran corps Of the of 1912.
The Committee Of Arrangements have also handed
responsive letters, which read from the fol-
lowing distinguished men, who were unable to at
tend but the crowded state of our columns prevents
their publication this morning:-From Linn Boyd,
Speaker Of the House, Washington; Hon. John Rob-
bins, Jun, member OF Congress, of Pennsylvania.
Hon. + B Hart, member of Congress Of New York;
Hon. Thomas b. Florence, member of Congress of
Pennsylvania; Hon. Ephrain X Smart, member of
Congress of Maine; Hon. Rodman NJ. Price, Of New
York; Hon. Gilbert Dean, member of Congress of
New York; Hon. John A. Potts, Of New Jersey;
Hon. John G. Wright, Comptroller of New York;
Hon Vim. =. Angel, State Prison Inspector, New
York; Hon. Frederick Follett, Canal Commissioner,
Of New York; John W. Forncy, Esq, clerk Of the
House of Representatives. Washington; Richard
vaux, Elk. Recorder, and Colonel r. NJ. Lee,
Recorder, of Philadelphia, Pa. James Page,
Esq, Of Pennsylvania Commodore Salters, of
Brooklyn Navy Yard; Hon. Campbell p. White, of
New York; A. y. Monroe, on behalf of junior
officers Of the United States steamship Mississippi;
Hon James Campbell; Of Pennsylvania; Hon.
Mahon Dickerson, of New Jersey; G Sprague, ex-
Mayor Of Brooklyn; Gen; Geo. Talcott, Of Albany;
j. G. Rowan, Of U. 5. N; Colonel 6 II. Talcost,
Of Augusta, Ca; Col. r 4. Temple, Of Albany;
Lieut. George Miner. Edward Middleton, }. Q
Beaumont, and }. @ Adams, on behalf Of U 5.
Race Independence; Surgeon Chas. +. Guillou, o.
U. S. Navy; Commander Francis b. Ellison. u. S.
Navy; Samuel G. Reid, Sailing Master, U. Navy;
Col. John i Heard, of Boston; Hon Hiram Wal
bridge, Of New York; John $. Deylin, Esq, Of
Brooklyn; Henry C. Bartlett, Esq, of Brookside;
Hon. y X Floyd Jones, Of Long island Chas De
Long. Esq, Of Herkimer; G. Van Santyoord, Esq,
Of Columbia county; Robert Kelly, Esq Of New
Enrk. HIM j l. CnnlnN Of Richmnnl cnunLv.