The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-07

to goto New Hampshire instead Of coming to our glorious
New York. a. If It bad not been for the whg party.
the city-was the who introduced q clause In the
convention to amend the constitution in this State,
hold office il il had not been ior the WING marty
It would have been carried not carried, but urged;
but the wbig party put It out Morris skuiked
Thomas Francis Meagher went to New Hampshire
instead OF New York, and If he lived there till
his head was gray or he seventy years OF age,
he could not hold Office II every man woman and child i'm
the state voted for him he could not hold office.
unless he that he was not Catholic Let me take
another man Chief Justice Taney, who holds think.
the most Important Office in the country TO that Of
not hold Office there and that "a the New uamnsnir.
losoposo Legislature, and every who votes on tho
presents It, Is paraker with him in his bgotry the
deep dannation of his guilt will the aouls Of au
VINO vote Tor him rejoice that an appeal has been
MADE 10 the people. Thank God have got him where
we want to have him From the Rio Grande to Pas
samaquoddy, and from the Atlantic to the Pa
cine, every man who votes for Pierce votes to
keep the chains on Catholic and Jewish nccLs
anu every man who votes for Scott votes for civil
and religious liberty The wisest the world eve.
saw, said. the wicked feeth when no man pursuethn
George M Dallas made speech at Philadelphia, on tbs
Monday after the Saturday which General Pierce
nominated There time to attack Pierce or bring
Sny charges sgaimt him. Nobody said he had killed
any body or stolen anything But SIr. Dallas said be did
not Kill or steal and he said that this constitutional re-
form would have been carried in New Hampshire but that
II itrc9ucd two third vote have already shown that
one half would be only necessary Mr. Dallas sad IL wng
the coalition between the wings and free soilers
which prevented the reform. Now, what do l
were cast for Governor How many votes werc cut
for Catholic emancipation in tho same town, Just
one vote and that vote whir So much for The as.cr
ion of George Dallas who used to have soul TO sayr
and charac,or "a ioso II - ill., aa ,,t ~. ~ sa,u
hears t Mr. robinson bsre % rsd y, ,,s cate VINO
tables which he said we're too Iong To rand 10 thsr
but which they would find in the morning papers Tbos
tables be said proved that il the loco foco party,
tuition being liberazed lie then nroceaded m sov.
will not follow Pierce any further now On other occ.
sions will follow him and hs crew ono hnndr..,
papers in Ohio are abusing me I have made scvar.I
assertions and win deposit sIOo and leave The deco.
to Robert Emmet To sy whether have m,sranrason.o1
any thing to- night YET nv Insertions are false or br
are lies Ichser no them to meet me Ibaye not mncI
he will rek 500 on what isay lam not rich Int reSss2
will ri S1OOon every ead,ng assertioa In ;. s
want to make short work of this and If thew can nrov
haye made any thev can h, v ~ NJ
ney Mr. Robinson then proceeded by wav Of contr.st -
devera ouogy upon the character q the ws canSa.
for the Presidncy The charges brourht against Ga~
raj Scott on the subject of The natuiiza,;on ss 10
pronounced to be a lie Yet said he e p,ner. continue
to publisb thc letter wbi,A wa never rroYof ~ b I'm
new m for the sake of p.bishnc tho od ,io over aga,
Cheers and laughter He GENERAL scot,l did approv
th ~ Tue a aws ana so did
zen after he ha, become citizen shoId reside ts,.
days in the district in which he should vote And was
not this MAKING residence Of ton a vs frtber
~? What Ind Donrlas--the young giant--tbc vonns
imerica-the youpr doyI-(aughterj jr-Iately said -
aw Iralmcn He said he Iied-rnder 4 great mistaks
aughtcr) e apologised to his hearers for the rnS-
lng nature of his CeCourep, called them In
ay why should any man vote for General Pierce who
fayoritc of the London and no. for hons In
lpetry and ts protection and internal imorovements
md concluded by utterng confident predicton ~ Gan
cotts success and the utter selessness of onnonr hia
election
At the conclusion of this gentIemans address Mr. Fra
er ACCOMPANIED by the Band sang n comic sopg a,.d
nG TO the POLITICAL Incidents Of te dny and eeat;n
ome merriment
CgABIEau SPENCER Eso WINS tbar caIInd ,,non .y6
aid hat he was aways happy to meet In with his
vhtc fellow that the sea of honest ntegsnt
hts
,aInpaipns or other days-of ,lOof IA when the M
,lcst man the Almighty ever suffered 20 rear bis nrous
ront in this nation was stricEep 10 the earth whL,
both the youDv and old ghr guard fought about him
Until the last star sank beneath tho whip horizon Uenr
lay had died upon thcatre Of his proudes triumpbs
within sight of the Capitol which he had 40 often
ocked with the thundors OF his eloauence Loud an
ausc History would do his memory Justice His puno
prit freed from its reposed the pos
es sion of n elorious immortality Mr. 4 copor,tuated
he whic party upnn its nominatiops Who IL Winfield
cott (CLeers Mr. s. then spoke of the military abi
v Of Cen Scott of bis intellectual fitness for tie die
barge duties of the Presidency os shown nv hia
ary education by bis dispatches from The fields ~ hia
lory by his rich fund of observation and expert
nee by the truth proven BY both ancient and
iodcrn history that tho elements great captain cou
rise those of capable ruler Gen s. had written his
anne with the pont of bis sword alone fbc enlrc Cona
ian frontier (Choers) a Fort George ho tore dow.
he English flag with his owl, hands At Chppewa ne
lught the English soldiers that American as well az Br-
h soldrs could sopd the cold stoel (Vociferous an
lause) At Lundy's Lane he fought like n tiger and
till bears British lead there received in his body
Cheers.) The administration of Polk sought
assume ms proper position until Their plot 70
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