The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-06-29
From ,he Louisiana Courier.

From Louisiana Courier.
Great Democratic Ratification Meeting at New
Orleans.
The democracy met IN oyerw helmng numbers on Ca
nal street last night A large platform Quilt on The
Sqaare) was erected and at early hour multitudes
gathered around IT, They 10 listen 10 The words OF
wisdom, 10 together IN the holy faln OF patriot
ism, and 10 ratiiy the nomination OF Pierce and King II
proud occasion. The people, the strong hearted,
hard listed people thereihe men who buid up The
prosperity OF the repubcdeVelop ls resources IN peace
and lis with lusTe the field of battle They
rallied with bounding hearts and smiling faces leaving
The petty of ordinary life TO strengthen their devo
ton TO their ancient faith.
Not ike the glit,eng multtudes Hyde-Park or the
Champ de blarsplayhlngs OF yrants, and used TO pam
per the vanity OF The titled greatbut The meeting last
night was composed OF men who felt interest 10 the
repubic-who wished to promote It's prosperity, restore
It's character and gut in the good and PLAIN old track
marked out by Jefferson and Jackson This was The OBJ
Ject OF The meeting necessity ior change was ie
and through Pierce and King that change TO be ell
fected
They are chosen championships chosen of the denoc-
racy throughout the fepublicand our czens met last
evening manifest their approval OF the selection, TO
gather strength and ardor for the contest in Novem
Der next
Large meetings have been held in this city in favor of
jackson and Pokhe people rallied eagerly do honor
to those democratic standard bearers bu the meeting
Canal last evening exceeded anything in our po
ical history In fact il like the gathering OF
battaoned hosts than the assembling oil civilians for po
litical purposes
Inc Whole sHee! was paAe o. iiiuhlha,loh-aImos
filled with beauty the guns fired the rockets shot up
into the sky and exploded in thousand showering
sparks banners asetully woven and gorgeous ranspa
rences and music all added to the pendor and rendered
the meeting Canal street the greatest gathering OF the
times
me meeting being called TO order by COL r. b. Taylor,
the following officers were announced:
PREsIpENr--ton John Sdel.
yIce PRESIDENTS.
Ffrst disriet.-Hon. A. NJ buchanan, Thos. j Dnrant
De y nC,YAR M,tf unp ~
LaIue, r. W Adams A. w Scaes; r. II Dnreli, General
plaaehe James T. Caldwell Hon J. L. WIner. Wn
H Fnnbens bass ennis efsar, mrmva
Charles Macs Col james Gasqnet Samuel Jamison. Col
II. w. Palirey, Col. VIM Monaghan. John G. Poolay.
Jacob Barker, B Taylor, Waller Iur1bu,i WAheim1s
Boxert, Samuel Locke Goi JOSIAH Cole, Ryan Jonn
lanes. W; w: hing, Lew H. uaie' James DaVern ana
% S,eona ds,r,st Dnoba, Gusavus schmidt Pap
= Tbsa,d Thomas Taeard Hon os Genois Mn,bonv
Rash ManndeviIe Marignv r. N BIake George a Fa.
dick Clement Ramos John PEN berton DR. T. Labatu
Emile Witt. Mathew Cucuu, Gen. d. Cronan, Charles
Schoenek, Christian Schneider, Dr. A. Natiil John Hahn
Ihos hawthorn, Adolphe DnPIe, Co Albert fabre, Ma
r.ano spaneo, EaoSps Gnanes noIh, ueotse ~ ney,
p ~ uoe, rau ph nj oa a au D R
Charles Cuvllier Alexander Robert and Cen d. Angus.
tin
Third disfrtc-G L. Turgeau George Eustis, jr, Thos
Kayanaugh, William Calender, Thomas Hynes, Charles
Daunoy, r. Daubert r Stevenson, Jesse barring oo.: >
nenne.' u :. :. MI NJ LOVES ~ , NJ zen
"a FIVE Imss Jai Ahsrn 1lsn Ioh yais
los Clark nd
Fourth district James Mctiarey Robert Parkinson ]
bcTyiere s. S. Budee, John Deneser, Emile Trudeau,
T. Carmody, William Leahy, ?. Coye, Peter Kaiser M
Rourke. Captain MoD1nald stephen hranse, " ~ Ivy,
~ lerhi' 19hn rayne, Wiiah !oooy ,ohh rUfshey,
!, n ahn''is, a ~ Sig 49,, ~ p' = iei' " i''N"
o. 6 nay zen c a,,u n f -
Ijgins-Casemir Lacoste Charles Robinson and Peter
Macy
Steefarie.-Eugene La Ssre, M, M. Simpson, ]. j. Luz
genbuh, and Charles f. Burner.
On taking the chair Mr. Sde proceeded 10 address
the people in a clear and impressive manner He was
listened 10 with the mark ed attention due 10 his eminen,
position and was throughout warmly appauded
Remo,ks If Le Hon I,hn S,;JsU
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ny ~ n.s oeen 'leu y. p'i $3.50 =. . ny et'ns LOU
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H. ~ ~ nnnrnn,Sn on,inr ,ba na'nnai
dcsa'; ~ ,,e nd;,a ~ ,h ns5es "a l
xra nresercv ii this grea, rennbc nr Erantlin Percs
and William i King Who bavs baan selec,ed Win am
gnar unanmitv as our in the approacb
mo conHic, win The boss of whiygerv Most az Ms
ha al opr moro ar ess for some
ono or oher 81 The many disn0uished men of our
nar,v soma nj ma have urged Win zeal The nomi
naon nj onr favories and IN the ercifrmert of the
canvass NAV ba We carried our preudces against other
candidates IN extremes which onr cooler Judgment
would disaporoye. bnt these preferences and 1reiu.
dices can confidently assert have been with perhaps
some very rare executions alike subordinate 10 our
desire for The triumph of sound principes identified az
we sincerely believe them to be- with that of democ.
arv This disposon N sacrifice individual nreferences
our nay and while n a,ds The s,ronges, evidence Of