The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-10

tceSrIHUuD PROM TH1 Yrn1 rA0u.l
dS~r with him The oHsass the traitors s.d NE huok
who would their prnspes and their party
M. Gas 6cs,os was next introduced and received
WITH isua cheers He said Fellow citissns tbs chsca
r,sr.niat,es ~ the democracy ~ thu United states
No made their ssl.eou candidates. for the o1ce- q
rrecss and Wee President aHd at ths hour the tele
sSr sos. Of 10. R s,s c Sua, = s %
esPtsi Of 10 whsle Unca In approval II that nomlna
ssn. (ohesrs) The question sf questions may b
scd Is sith how strong how sl-ar how distinct
that rstcston OF the kmpirs city should 20 forth to
aaiiaatc t hears and rsis the anxiety II demo-
ssis throughout this Union II IL matter Of slight
iDpsrnnce 10 ma that all who have heretofore
doubted in respect 10 msn-ail who have heretofore
nsstted in reslec to measursah who have heretofore
susoned hc policy Of part cuar acts the par ofihc
ssrsscrsc party coming befwcsycu prcnou nc ing
sis'oc. term, their unqualified appreciation Of the
@nsc-the'r rnlalinet ADProbstson and subscription
!" tse platform. and their rssluien 10 support 1t
ssieaeh all future tim.-I say. seaienien their
rSSotsc~ 70 support IL through all future time Tor
VIZ not put any Other construction an taing
that has sccn here but hat IL IL faithful sdsserp
Nv - The sprpcr Of that platform and their revolution
cSat GfI tho Old and put tho (t;reat
lsRtt1 appnu,s They are t. stand firmly, hear
all stesesstiy by the principles and by the
tkc s,Gcseey. might regret that that distinguish
Statesman sh" wa certainly the favorc II the people II
tse cit, fNe~ lcrk-ths, that distinguished state m.u
mat needs have been sacrifice to the accomplishment
Of tsa; rrca good az uniting the democratic party-I
sight regret that u was necessary that he sther
thsud he sarrfcsd in order that the VI our
ecuntrya prospects should roll tliumphsn,y. and
s'as the do~ntrodden banner Of dem.c,acy should rise
-
nsse, lc, hisi fall. Immense applau-e) II is the
tn', ], The glory Of the patriot endure sacri-
she h-ro perth the Of battle in support of
BIZ principles. and leading his legions to victory
lOh.sr) II ,s not gentlemen given to all men
70 be eonqueror' but Il is given to good and
honest men always to be right and you have
sr.o:no'd ON ,s, 81 hands s, THAI Lewis Cas-. your
Tia. Asse Who mort strongly opposed him then
.osS isiu most hsa ty and suo,or' him if no hid
bsppsned to have iecc', Of tive thirds Of thu
Atinr convention lis principles have trumphed
SD ais I glory enough for him. His principles have
svs eMboAd in the doctrines of the democracy and
Se I, be suppotsd hy them and that enough for tho
csnstitu,isr (AppIaue) Isay it got given Nil 10
conquer Pulaski Mon gomey, and Thousands Of Others
insrd in gsod caute (chcerr) Now gentiem.n say
III. much honor Of the citizen whom
have gwen my support during the canvasl gave to
hin through personal favor affection Sor the
but purely in pect TO his principles though the
hss the bs.t claims the private every citizen Of
t]ls Exion But the question how pleased
With the n, m,nation made? (Cries Of Well
vel y For my part have only to say that If it
pvs-ike give to Lewis Cars all he honor due to him
unjrsnt rtaticp and scrihces end in addition II
BrA,kis P,rrc the Presidency of the United States
ppss And mex, TO doing an act q pur. justice to hin,
who happens to have stood the front rank
tho horirson Of FraDkn Pierce more calculated to
iyas do in the saving rac. If the Baltimore platform
Giser) Gent!c~sn ! win not occupy you long.
At nv iii could have been avoided. But let who
~. l~cnkiiu Pierce for II 10 Of lt. importance
thai opponents throughout the country should
ssre ,at The plasd given here night Lewis Cas
by biz rirnds not the plaudits Of disappointed par
tis who have felt merely regret and mourning the
los Of er leader On the contrary they triumph in
him. being .anctihed In the right and glory in the
who elected fiji his place. and who would there
naain,a. The principle. which Lewis Cas- would hay.
naiuten.d had he received the nomination. You
have s,e" told gentlemen By some Of the speakers
how lo.g they have known Franklin Pierce. l shall
ssy Ia'hips on the subject but state that know
envrrh Of him 10 believe thst he is the when the
tt,,I oil nc
every and party-may we'll delight to homer He
il known Ia lie modest upright and most honorable
confidence of his countr, by all his anreoedents
AVID VII his connections who is the gentleman, Why
be IL The OF Benjsmin Pierce who into the field
ef Icxine participate in the first combat which was
fought behalf Of American liberty the 10th Il April
,,I.. l.h1ers, be 20 ." sure was no soidiefIyoung
fer "n lie not soldier. like Zachary Taylor
Winfield Scott who mads soldering trade and profess
siop. Through his life he cviliau-a private citizen:
but cal ofhis rounry-as his Franklin did AZ
trwsrd' ,sd ~ Dr Warren, his neghbor did at Bunker
I'm, md George Washington did who only farmer;
and Aadrsw iackon did who soldier by trade
! tny rc.'ien all thssr citizen soldiers did who
hd lat. by wages war
but ready take par, their country
ncrsee Nv forvign foe-he ri he'd say, TO that first
tat.l rid rartcirs,,d in striking the fret blow for
American iihery. Irh.err) What further are hs an
t.r.stpA> nid i laid down in the history Of New
Hmr-hr' and ALREADY given to the four winds in one
iir-(CIics OF The Hrrnr the HrnALp. anu thre
ch~~rr for tho H,nALp.')-It i truly and faithfully
sI-wh,n thar gallant young man had advanced
in IF, received by The voice of his country an
Pcpment 10 the eff ce Of sheriff OF the county hc mt his
ovn ard becoming himself liable for the debt.
opened Yhe door, and discharged three revolutionary
scidis there in pTson-and the only revolutionary
soldiers who suffering in that psisoS (Cheers.)
This he did lie was poor man. It's fmly was not
ditineuhcd for wealth nor for being soldier. except NJ
the c,u their country whCn cessity for soldiers
pres ntea it..lf Gentlemen sDch his father. lie
alo fourh, st Bunker Iill Franklin Pierce or rather
benjamin Pierce. had alfo two brothers engaged In
Inc wsr l have named very gallant fellov-he |
cla,r brother Of Beniamius. Not only was
Eerjsrin Pierce a gallant flow but be was a sol
oier and Il dcmocrr Ills second brother wa eagSgei
in the q Isl. His gallant brother in law was
wounded IN .ha, same BATH, which Winfield Scott
eri,, hs first and brightest aurls and when PROSTATE
the f"l Of battle he received letter from Boston
from The sister of Franklin Pierce announcing to him
that Wa born him. IN The chiyl-ou, feeling Of
the monsp, he wrote home. bapt,ze the boy Winfield
Scott" Ana that brave infeld Scott The nephew OF
your capdda'c the battle bad scarcely attained
the age If twenty when fighting IN the van of bat
lie Re the deadis bullet Of the and
sleeps Tie slecp II rallent soldier ,ehement cheer
ireo without passiac 70 he achievement % can
idte when ne volunteered and passed into Mexico
will perceive that soldering not in his own course Of
life tto' eh there l. much OF the military hero a. Of
tho citizen in him The candidates whom the
otmocfnts o. America require 70 be G. elderly TRAITS are
tbos Who 81 peace ia tire II peace and |
id:er whsn The thund r OF the enemy are ut the /
ga'es Ih'n they cali on mep Of peace to take up /
the sp'rd and defend their country such, gentle
have ts"r the arror- whom you Lave elected 70
IL, Iridercy such have not been the warriors Of the
wing perry Gentlemen. such il Franklin pierce-in l
ml'.s1y rfr Nht' he has been in ciyl life You have
i.h chat he tcryrd in the Home o Representatives
ard in tie Sens,e ana also member 81 the L.g Ia
tute In kis native And permit to word
in pe' HE political which has oeen aaverted
to II happens, geni, men. that IN New iianpshre
ct On carly period a constitution was adopted which did
bot contain principle of religious liberty! conii
futon adopted which pr cades certain religious
participating in public oiccs vii bin that sate
Now s. M the public stations which Franklin Pierce
find wf,r honor and distinction within the lat two
y.sr be- presided the convention Of the people
Of the Hampshire for the purpose 81 forming
III uiiou 10 that conslitut on ny the al.
OF rapkn Pierce principle was brought forward
ot.ehirf tits Obstruction (appausel and gv,ng 10 an
ca,sc establishing h oughout the state the prn-
cpies Of ci, aud religious liberty (Checrs) How lar
the people % New lamp hire have acted up to the de-
se your candidate l. not ye. known but perhaps ~
rsesssy ray that That constitution has been recent
u su,mted III people and when We last heard on the
subject re,it. had he, arrived NJ but your ctnd
dat in crned me this, he entertained -rong hopes and
that Ibersl principles would be-as trust tscy nave
bsp-edop,.d (Appause) so much then gentlemen
fer Franklin Pierce and IL yos should be asked
who Franklin pisrc. s. sbort answer but say ~