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

U - peliaicai cess1 0satis0sa you most return 10
rsid systen q accountability asA hoA public oacsrs
within tAs limits Of the appropriations previously made
BY ConGrss.
A vo.cE-ThAts the way
Judge povGLAS- Lot not thls whlR Administration
escape ssdr the plea that democratic Congress has
nrn~hsd them the VI their unustihabo cx.rava
much money they want whom they make thcis rs,nstes
daughter and applause Tho troops Il Ii sad are
sr,seg ON the ronssrs and every Department. % the
find ap for this By saying that Congress
passed the deficiency aughtcr asd cries Of
hsw much money they want the regular
There If no remedy Tor this greet abuso but change
bu, u ali whg Manifestations because ssttere not
whe the Executive wings mast follow wing instincts
and come to tho ssme rossits. (wid huxss) If ysu
look int our foreign ,vatisns you find cheer
the patriotic Assrcsn heat than ysu do in doms-
tic when has Tho American flag traded lower
in the dust ~ foreign power than it has the pres
cat " hig rule? Yea asd when American citizens w.r.
shot and briebcrrd in the Inland of Cuha in violation OF
treaty s.piati.ns, instead of This administration do
nandins the subtraction WHICH the outrage and iudig
rity deppndcd they csntentod tbsmscves with king
apologies for the conduct Of American ctincus ZAP
the Cuban expedition. but do say that those American
citizens entitled to tho projection Of govern
ever MAY have been their cosiuct: and 1 saw
the sxecuiioW and buscheries which place in Onba
were in direct palpabe visstion of treaty stpnaoas
which granted tho rign. Of trial according certain
rui.s prescriLed therein (ImInenso cheerng.) The
Stepping OF susPcs 70 the patriots of Cuba the free
permission OF supplies to the rsyalists one sidoL
sort II neutrality, entirely ON the sido OF desposm
Judge Dsugaa was equally decisive in regard to the
sna. OF Nicaragua Mexico aud tho Monroe doctrine Of
nouiteEyentn lie would give Great Britain under.
stand tha' the tino had by for tho extending of
Er'ish dominion on this American continent snolher
sqssrc inch (Choars 1t was for young America
Immense cheer g)te ascrt her policy aud position
um",g The nation ofthc earth.
Pierce Judeo Douri., said III you will name the ma
jor'y for New York Pennsylvania any other other
dsmocisiic State win add i've thousand to that-you
lave my answer (Ch.ers,)
SPEECH LANE.
Gen Jo.4rn LAss was glad to be hero. II was COED
10 Le here. lie now perhaps the happest man in
this country lie congratulated the democracy on the
Baltimore nomnatio. lie believed tho dctnoc party
be calculated 70 govern the country and hat the whrs
were destined row to br excluded from the government
for the next twenty lie believed the democratic
ticket would sweep the country from tho At,nt;c to
California, like whirlwind, and BY unprecedented
majority His first choice ali men was Gem Cass
(Grat cheering and cries OF here too') lie has done
more for The prncp OF our pxrtyyes for tho country
than any other living democrat. But wo have Frank
Pierce" who presents rs clean second any in the
Gen Lane spoke with great enthusiasm and humor Of
the prospects OF the democratic party with Pierce and
King
SPEECHES ETC
FRAsy GALLAGHER OF Baltimore declared the late cou
ycnion second edition Of the Philadcphia slaughter
kou'e Con- Cass. the pride aud hope of the denocrc
purity slaughtered by traitors but while they stab
led him Ia the heart he ladies in no galleries Rugged
him to their boscms. and would have carried him up
vi 'aFs slaGSnteftu out VIC nave got
Frank Pierce who defeated and mover will be-
Win him our leader shsl blow General Scott aal
tho whig party to the moon. Great laughter and
chocrng)
The HoS. ALT1. BuEI. of Michigan and Hon. uES-
bricks Is WRIGHT, of Pcnn yvania and Others followed
and the meeting was stih in fu blast closed this
report
SENATOR KING sERENADED- HIS SPEECH, RTC
While Tho meeting was still in progress. the baAd Of
music detailed serenadc William r. King Mt his
reside nce-respopdng to the compliment, he for
ward ana made handsome speech in acceptance his
s..t ..1r.tf nr
other things Mr. King said il elected h. shosld hts
sfcial influence to cnhsncc the prosperity of Washing
ron tho permanent seat if the government Of tho
ecvcrnmc Of tho United States, which received
with he hra, tcst cheers