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

may have been counsrnanesd we thrrw on. bluaef
.rvund which will gather all the tr bus d Israeli" 70
ally. In tho name and behalf II great eonfed:racy.
composed Of sovereign and independent States.
duet these gathering hot to victory worthy OF thu
hgh charge and be has my ardent sshes for hs succos
J : :. JOHN TYLER.
FROM HON. SAM HOUSTON.
W.sireruS. juno IS, 1852
Ny Dear Cir: As II would not be In my power TO at
tena the celebration Of abe birth day II nasioD: in
depepdspca by the ''ra~nany soc@.y or Cohinban
Ordern and my temporary absence. when the invitation
sssiscd did no: reply Immediately.
Bomc days previous 10 the rcceiot Of yoor REQUEST
bad consented TO mite With the citizens Of New Hope
PepDsyNaDa and Lambersyie, New Jersey in eelebrat
1t would afford me much pleasure to be present. st oi
Tammany - and unite la al tha feelings Of rte 0rier
do sincerely hope that such impuke will BIZ given
there win secure he support Of thu whole democracy
Il ha Empire State 10 Pierce and King
The democracy united will TO victory. ri-
an7h we can and must have Truly thine
SAM HOUSTON.
FROM EX-GOVERNOR DORR, or RHODE ISLAND
PaoyIpEScE, july 5. 1857
Dear ar-T should before this have responded TO the
hiendly and gratifying summons Of the society with
which have been hcnoTed take part in The ce.sba-
ton the 9th Of July; but havo been prevented by
iudisposi'ion VII ch confines to my boi
only say in word that shall ieio,e with you ia
The memory Of the great events, and OF the instrous
men when the day viii recall 70 every friend Of freedom
and humanity.
Believing that the preservation Of the national Union
and of the blessings Of liberty depends the harmony
mccsss and pcrmaDeDes Of the national democracy,
shall hca ty symparhe with you in your coneratna-
nons upon the OF tho entire uoon OF the do
mosyac party throughout the leng and br ath OF the
hand, upon the basis Of the CONVENTION Mt Bln-
more; onion which renders The democracy and their
principles nvinc,bo. And II j. also sub;Cc, OF high
e0ngratulation, that the national staadird brr-
party have received cordial and undivided app-ob i'm
which seashcr and our success The capacity energy,
high toned character and undertaking dsm1cgney OF
franklin Pierce. fun OF the Of another true
Jaehsonian administration OF the general government
6hch rceu is worthy of he best cxerons Of party
rmoss W. DoEa.
FROM HON. +. n. rnIoU. RECORDER or NEW york
No. 20 WALL STREET. Ngw YoRxl
July 1862
Gentlemen-hy unexpected sickness in my Himly.
was cprived OF The pleasure or awaiting OF your kind in
vtson To participate in tho festival OF Yesterday. OF
the rammapy Society had anticipated Believe ne
that il wac with great regret ia. found myacf Obliged
10 forrgo 'his enjoyment Invested the occasion was
With special interest TO every American could but
se glad Of The unity az atribunr towards and
eharng in the gratifying manifestation In all tho SEN
tments mentioned i'll your invitation be Of my
cg dial concurrence
Again let assure yot Of my regret that could not
D. tasre have the honor to b., gentlemen very
spectfuy, your obtdient servant. TX. TiLLOU.
From CHARLES o'CoNoR, ESQ
FoRT WASHINGTON. n. Y, July Q 1859.
Ny Dear sr-Your ioyitation to participate with the
s0ns CT rammany in th'ir festivities the approaching
nationel anniversary received with pleasure and
but for unavoidable pre occupation would have been
grii efuly accepted.
The desire You have expressed to make the occasion
avadbc In promoting cordial reunion Of party.
merits the approval of nj, honest men AMI trust viii
be seconded by our brethren.
From period not long passed into the vista OF
dparted time and which il is expc-n more pa-ti
sulary to define there have existed impedments Of
desirable upion 1t would not be proper cast censurc
upon any man either for their existence their continu
ance. They grew out Of qualities which part Of
mans nature-inherent and incradicabc.
The nominations Of Franklin Pierce and William II.
hing to the first and second OFFICES in the nation by the
Democratic Convention at Baltimore, have at
moved all these impedmcnts from among US and opened
the way to perfect harmony Of thought and action
Every democrat checrfuy accord to t,e nominees
Ms best wishescontempate in their the gratif
catinn Of his highest hopes-and yield them his un-
qualified support At That grand council fire the sachems
Of the democracy invoked the guidance direction Of
the Great Spirit by voluntary sacrifice of ali merely
seem to have been acceptable for in their choice
the impress for wisdom not often souchsaed to 1t
wounded no nan--t exasperated no sectout promised
peace and good VIII to alit united upon principles
and will inevitably crown with patriotic
Permit me to offer sentiment to the acceptance Of our
CT. o'OoNoR.
Democratic Ascendancy--rn6ispensab 10 those HIGH
purposes for which the republic has boon permitted TO
uiSe Independence and exercise powcr i return IL ut
nAnd-may 1t be perpeuated in wisdom and ever guided
by justice and patriotism
FROM MRS. MARY L. wooDBCIY. or n u.
ANynrM, n. H.. June IL 1852
Dear Sir-Your invitation extended to my husband to
unite WI you in celebrating the eing anniversary Of
the Nations Birthday. reached this evening" But
alas 1t came too late for him 10 respond to it. Ills lat
Levi Woodbury., Of Portsmouth, y IL. Could he speak
his sentiments this occasion they would respond
yours" We arc united we and iudi,isble; AZ
his representative do not hotae TO declare them lis
heart and soul were with the democratic party in all its
purity. " Union and love Of country his motto
The recent nominations Of the Baltimore Convention
would have met his highest approval Mr. Pierce has
ever been warm personal friend Of his and could he be
permitted TO offer sentiment this OCCASION II would
be +" Our Franklin Pierce" With the highest re-
spect have the honor to be your obcdent servant,
MARY H. WOODBURY..
FROM HON. JAMES SHIELDS OF ILLINOIS.
SENATE CHAAIsER. WA.mscIoN, jane -, 1852.
srI have the honor to the receipt c the
polite invitation which ycu have been pleased forward
me, on the part Of the Society Of Tammany, Coum-
ban Order" to unite with them ia the celebration Of the
approaching Anniversary Of our National Independence
1t would afford sincere pleasure 70 be able 10 parsc-
pate with you that interesting occason AID receive
from the time honored Society OF Tamsny'' fcsl np:-
which doubt not viii end in the listing triumph
party and III the complete and final defeat Of oppo
ncnts
the pleaaure of complying with your Mind rs,ueet Re
pleased TO accept for yourself and the Cennce OF Ar
engagements, my sincere thanks for your courteous
membrance Of me- and believe rae 70 be cir yry re-
spectfully your obdt servant, JAMES SHIELDS.
FROM HON. JOHN APPLETON, OF MAINE.
Housr REPRESENTATIVES,.
WASHINGTON. June 2Sth ls52.
Gentlemen an obliged in consequence Of my en-
egemens elsewhere to decline your courteous invita-
ton for the 9TH Of July; but rejoice to old Tam
,nany' thus early and heartily In tho field r,tfy
nat nal nominations The watch fires Of New erk have
never yet grown dim. without corresponding depression
in the hopes and prospects Of the entire demo racy Of the
country and their restoration Of their ancient
brightness cannot fail 20 strengthen the confidence and
quicken the energies Of every Of our political feads
In your Efforts thoroughly n re-uuitc the republican
masses Of the Empire state and to bury in Oblivion thor
post divisions, hid sou Goi speed With nil my heart
The accomplishment OF this work must bring ind
brilliant victory 10 CUE sapdaca III hoyomber and the
existng indications Of i arc hailed With gratitude nnd
Joy throughout the land. Tie spirit OF our prrty in
r,enee TO The discussions q State is like thst in
which generations ago. tho Mohawk orator Of The Five
addressed nj