The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-31


the party whose policy would them
om the Union OF the States Nor has this party gro
wiser from time experience but would any Hdd
ton 10 the territory Of the Union whether insuar
tinental with violence frantic that which would
have kept Louisiana and Texas California beyond
our boundaries. Thanks. however to the democratic
opponents prevail and We shall continue by
peaceful and honorable to welcome other
Stat from time to time into that holy and extend
ing confedeIacy which cements now and forever the
American Union. As the democracy from time to time
have invited new States into the Union they will stand
by that Union upon the broad platform Of the constu
ton-from North to South East to West from the
Atlantic to the Pacific from the lakes Of the North to the
Gulf Of Mexicon all its com prehensive grandeur dis
cardpg all sectional and local and
In all its glory the integrity and perpetuity of the Union
rca will achieve another victory in the trump cleo
ton Of Pierce and King They will take another mighty
step in the progress of country gloryhe heart Of
lions of the oppressed in every cline whether
immediate borcers or upon the shores OF the Eastern
Atlantc will feel inspired with hopes and cheered
BY responsive sympathies.
Co democratic young men Of America-march on
glorious banner Of the constitution and # the Union and
brilliant victory awaits you on the first approaching
Most truly your fellow citizen, r. j. WALKER
PROVIDENCE, r. T., Oct 27, 1852.
Dean srR-Tbe cordial invitation Of the ns.se to
address the Young Mems Democratic Union Club, at
their mass meeting at Tammany Hall on the 29h and the
that the assembled democracy of the city
county will bid me welcome very gratifying proofs Of
mands and receives my most sincere and grateful
knowle dgments very deeply regret am deprived
OF the pleasure Of once more meeting my friends in that
illness, which confines at hApe My best wishes will
attepd you in this last grand 80 arouse the demo-
cratic masses OF New York and with good hope found
ed the which brethern there giving
that your labors will not be in van and about to
be crowned with glorious result.
The information from oil quarters is cheering and sat
'sfactory The heavens are propitious Providence
nj calu m Whi hich euht
have mainly relied for If these be their best
guments for the whg cause and doubt they have
then whiggery is desperate and worthless at this
point In its decay than at any former period and the
de which cuts 1t of and consigns it to the
pose OF defeat and oblivion is decency and
Kindness as well as Of patriotism and public duty No
party that cannot offer better reasons for les continuance
than have been offered by the wings in the cam
paign fit to live. Opposition is heahfu qualifying
element in political affairs but party without princi
pies and driven to the disgracefu shifts and cxpedents
which whggery now employs is incapable Of any benei
cia effect upon that which il opposes and ought to be
displaced from the political field az nuisance not fit to
bereformed or improved to give place to
spectacle association capable of national existence and
Of comprehending the value Of the national Union
Modern whiggery is degenerate off-shoot from the
old federal stock wanting The honor and character of
its parent substituting expediency and traffic for the
principles and aims Of the Older school and preferripg
the pois Of victory and of special legislation to the
sincere though preudiced and creed which it
FOUND more d'gnned than profitable Federalism sat
apart with too profound of its consequence to
mipgle with the common people, whom it mistrusted,
and from whom with hardly any exception in any State,
II withheld to the last the right of suffrage and whom it
treated the natural interiors of the classes whom
Providence seemed TO them to assign the functions of
authority and government Whiggery has so far deya-
ted from the old standard that while is less honest
naturazed Citizens in copempt and desrons 20 curai
their political rights 1t condescends for time and
down from it's imaginary superiority, and enters the
to court and and deceive the people and by
It's various articles ana stratagem to render them the
lnsuunents OF snor"lVeo success. D1Ven back by
he general Pr.ponoefance OF the democracy u retires
W. sgnss ene "ay~aTaness OF the popu-
ar lhcnoohs ana he ncapaclty OF Large bodies Of men
ios sah = - uphchn t, 10 governmens. 20, ,;ns ~ ::
y se pa,y Nn.cn nas tlc-u ~ ats hanus Tue al
nn.tation o the national government and the homer
, u IN ~, :" III; oi 'le lase Tour years sno
ueope The time has NOW come 70 dive tba row tae
power which they have abused to retake the citadel and
10 re .he government IN the hands Of the ma
Will the noble state of Nav York bs tba forauost IN
this grand restorative effort or shall whiggery still
o y &c me nor % own & ad mae y ths ssmnsrg aI noxious
your patriotic ardor the zeal and enerpy with which
you have thus far maintained he conflict, all respond
1,nation Ihst Nav V S anu h, h adad h
exertions Of young democracy in the city viii 20 far
to insure victory in the state and your brethren
nte~se nts,t tb reant @ rsord ire Ti,n I'm
victory in the city decisive for the State rem
deriug dou6ly sure the national result
rnted bro,harbnod forget the tbings which are bsbnI
and press onward those which before and to the
last day OF our ve we shan ook back with pleasure and
~ onr nartv gaye onr conntrv roace from "a; intern
scitefions s honor abroad and bas its
in tbe march nj rosnrity 10 tho Of
he mapiicent future which awaits it.
Once more democracy now eypects every man 70 do
his du,v
With eaneet wishes for your and our success and in
the union of progressive democracy whether we suc
coed or not am vary truIv and 'respectfulv vonr
friend and brother TIoS " DDRR
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r,., WV WV oNs, oc.' go 19eA t
otNTliMtn-l nave .he hohoL 10 schnoHel8e ere-
mvlng me 70 aderess lhs oeniocraoy on she 1sn as
lammnpy HAN anu III fepy regret 10 cay taav aosenoe
nom the city VIII prevent me rom complying Win your
Nisbes. - -
WIN senhments oI Ine hsiest respect an genie'
men yours very truiy, EDhE FoiANbol'
After the reading Of the letters
Mr. ION, 8 Wr1Is Of Now Iarpshre was Introduced
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W 'ue "eeepB anu Feeei'eo WIN i0' ohoeFs' Ae
Fellow Citizens--It is with pleasure that meet the
youpr democracy of the city OF New York to uieht
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