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

be thankful for. Durag the sdmlni4rasson q Ps,h
clvN liberty had reeeived On inpusA and With The 6A
partly crushed Werr thcy to Hsms. ''n -
voice No No.
Mr.. RAN were affected by the pswer aud inaucace
around them, and when Hungary had obtained . p0si.
tion sustsnt entc her to b. .skon b, thu hand a
. nation, Tiny had waited for dcmsns, Tsl.ons Rmon.
mrstiom had been made nj Cincinnati and Detroh but
thf ssmhiStrSaon ~ Warrington hsd been rrr-snt;
he would use m aer term they had been negligent IL
the opportunity 20 bring forth that dsy posea out fer
sre tusSre when Europe wiz he republican Hear a,As
was mot statute the books, passed by the wbxs.
which could be pointed to as involving great principle
of Irt adyancemeHt or Improvement Of civil lib
ery Enough had been said OF the great questions ex-
listing trt~e'n the parties They wcrv united IN
the present platform and oy had only 10 roll on their
columns and victory WAS certain til0us ehrcrs)
General WAlsRIpsT, Of New YORK then introduc-
cd and after the cheaing with which lie greeted mad
suba.d saidSince lac last had tho pleasure Of netinx
With his democratic friends in th old temple u hserfy
conecsttd 10 the union OF these Americas States AND the
Tue melancholy constion of tie oppressed Of the
Old World and when there he dotern ned tina. /. pro-
violence should ever enable hin, 70 rsturn ne shsaa
eatieDgt nud fgciA'ed better qualified fro
what be had Witnessed already 80 MD IN pcrpeta;ixg ts
lrsa republican government. which binds US together
as one Pile and whose preservation psrsmosnt al
other human obligations. (Cheers) thA1k heaven
shid he that am permitted, at this hGSpcious per.0i
TO- Dc 40, when the unfortunate divisions that have
h'thcrfo divided portion OF tho democratic strens
nave al been harmonioasy bure, lInnonsc chserisg)
and We again il 1Sa2. Is In 1850 sod IN 1874
10 take possession - the Stste and federal
ments. l The more rejoice at Il, sisce this
apr, aching contest j. % be conducted platform Il
democratic principles. brood enough, and Srn enough
and deep enough uphos every interest of this whole
country Cheer. That upon tha, pistforN We have
placed cher ished and heiosed nominees determined
that the contest fr me supremacy of he government
shh lie upon principles everywhere pubtcv
cloud and continued cheering When she OF the
revolution ce.od the glorious campaign II 1888 they
deed omnncipat.d tho CoioDis. FROM Tho thraidos of
lriish tyranny But The articles Of which
had been sufficient 70 hind tsgcher the vsred interests
OF the Cootscs when stimulated by common dangers,
were entirely Inadequate after the hesinss .! had
vissd our shcrcs To promote commerce TO encourage
agriculture Ia foster the arls, to advance individual
property and national rcrown ,nors perfsct union
required Thu. il wa. The Constitution ,pruas from
the necessities Of the pe~pte (Chersl pnc that Con.
s,ituton, IS nation We have advanced 60 comm ana
isg position IN the aiaiTs Of 1kini befsre
tqualled iy ancient modsrn states fmmenSe cheer
ing In conformity ~th The requirements II that Con
20 o"tlenate from among Their midst the proper
individuals 10 discharge The high ohices Of Pre-
sidcnt ara Vice President of these pite1 States.
That great democratic party to which Ali attached
~ 20 many lgsmcnt "f principle and affection have
oeslGni.d their preference for Franklin Pierce AMI VIM
i. King ana when the III = &c Novenb.r come by the
frrtnen they will be With the functions that
pertain 70 the chef massir.cy Of his great free and
powerful people (CtecR) Gentlemen there never WAS
period when tho democracy Of this country had
reasons for encouragement and hope Oar principles
are fast becoming the recognized cple OF the whoe
CIVILIZED worid--cur past differences all healed with
gorsus platform VI principles with candidates Of unver
rniy acknowledged puhlic snd private worth, Let
watchworu then be -" Onward rtl, onward press the
column. and The victory is ours General w then re
turned thanks for their kindness IN allowing him
tain the meeting at his late hour OF the night and retired
amid prolonged hctrpg.
Mr. DyiA>,. u Wisconsin, editor # journal there
ard delegate 70 the convention pledged his State the
support Of Gen Pierce They had been almost unani
mou-y in favor Il Cas- but would give their cordial
support to the nominee and he would vcuch for they
would roll up Ten thousand majority cloud checrs.)
Cen HALsYS Of Tompkins county, the last
speaker When in his re"te pnrt ,hcr opponents had
asked jeerinpy who was Franklin Pier.e,-they replied
he wa the candidate unanimously nominated by the
tlirty-one Sta,es. (thee,s) Az such they would give
him their cordial support ard he congratulated them on
the unity existing In The fmpse state Their decision
would control ihat II the tGicn Cloud cheers
IL was now half past eleven o'clock and an adjourn.
nent was moved ard unanimously carried and the i'm
mtnse multitude separated In peace and harmony and in
the full anticipation Of triumph The "a Of November