The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-27
MEETING OF TIE DEMOCRACY,
TAMMkNY HALL, AND IN THE PARK.
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Tremendous Demonstration of /" The
UntGrrified."
FIREWORKS, AND gOgCH-ilIGEf PGoCsSSIONS.
SALUTE OF THlRTY-ONe GUNS.
Speeches Of Hon. Daniel \. Dickinson, and
Howell Cobb, Governor Of Georgia,
FIREWORKS, AND gOgCH-LlGur psoCgssIoys.

old wigwam ever being den tnropget ana there
has been DO msetii ia the Park years equal in
point OF numbers tn the s,.eDh,ge evening The
object of the meeting nds ia the annou oos
Dent coryeniog it be any re.oln.i,as; bat
IL IS sufficient to ray that it sunny meatinr
The speeches by .qn., to tns .n n nasu
or the numbers -" The uutetrf-o" ~-t. in excellent
spirits and appeared be filed ith coonaeuca as TO
the retult Ct the struggle The greatest g,se good
| humor prevailed
Charles O'Conor, Esq calies 70 tho chsir ani
said he hoped order would be mi snd tie
democracy would conduc, tn mse'ves quietly rhis WAS
due to the distinguished we're ab u to .urss
| them.
The Hon DANIEL s. Dosrnso, in opening bis ad iress
dweit upon fbe differences wb'oh diing the
great parties Of the country and psoouedsi to say
have noh hing TO say. personal in rgard to thr saudi
dates for office They G. .nsmen and rili dis.
cuss their private but their pob,o characters As to
General piercss distinguished opponent, the standard
bearer Of the whg party at thie time will regard nm
for all the purposes This dcusiso, agent,~tn
hss rendered the country He in his
military character and go far a concerned wul
say he has tis military iaur wa,i ana NAV as
wear ,h IN long ,Ch.ers) In hi. c,vu char
acter hold hun to be as Byron said cf S.sg.IiI-
better farmer ne'er brushed d.w tom law,
worse king ne or ieit uuhap ~ 10 I'm un tons.
regard him as n great m,t4r, man bnt rrssrd him
to be totally upqnsd-d unit be the pr.std.ut
this great republic. AZ to the standard brur OF
cenocraic party GENERAL pisice hi shole histrtyn
his best eulogy (Lonc cheers The hoonrs OF
his own state have b en- 10 ~ his f-es aa, he
served IN every em,aent caosr.y He has in
both branches OF tbe pat'.nnl re<sure nuU ctisd
70 ara refused placr 10 III G o'nes o' pres'dynt
! Pok (ChetrsD de ~ an sm'ntnt is@yrr wei
the history ard cons ntob Of IN, e,nutry u the
time Of war he yoDte REQ pr'vse soiter am fought
in Of his wh-u b,b was sou s iiei
tiied TO ms civil puisus sga'r (Cht.r-) Gut Heoe.
raj Scott has irr u'th'og hat m,litty sf
lie can know nothing eiss 'or n L. soldier o.
trade ana you might - wei expect ciea,n TO
| be competent 10 coDiaanh n hisaoe. or CON mad
/ an army and lead ru.m sgnuse "a oe,
as 20 expect whe h,s trnust
miuery aiiaiTs to be quaiih'o tn sjGinist-r the
cv,l sftsirs or hs couDay (Ceaers) sph tue
| thirty one fee rd-pendeut ! II ta,t Unoa
win inteFtsts otmplcstvd ann i,ffcut sIass
possible tor nan Who usd made urtsry affair, hts
s'pdy through hf-, 20 jump = one 10 Conclusions
in s these thiog-i uers. tssn "a toe. 40 IA
viouais-tbe on smtDroty qa.i iea NJ tuiy .ad
| peience ana long prao.iss 20 take part ia cwd
! ell in aomni terios tbem me shis patty ~ the
country profess 70 be tte coeservs i've psrCy Of tue
| country aud they hAv-taken np aeue vi Scost-
taken VI military leader Who snrw nprh NJ concern
ing our own policy or cry holy ssn's li,y Nus lat
paTties? On the cratic oe cnpcity economy
and uuh but ihe woiR party. lar ~ htv.
principles al all except ,nir ancient prime p,ssi or
outsiders nam.ly prlucip'es aning,pi.ic III
cratic policy. (Loua cb-er-) Their ooicy "a ose Of
opposition TO the democrn ic poIcs aud utting e'se
(Chsers) Som-times 1t / ope ,hiug and sometimes
tber One yesr II saw this and atoher Year that. on
trast TIE policy " these tw patt, from he foun
msnt and on will ea Wv perceive that M mocrst,
patty has bad IN view the promotion of h Interests of
III republic and its teope where's the saig pt have
eDd.avored to subvert SUD overthrow tn"m l'hee.s ,
Let us look at the purchase Of Louisiana ohcn ef
tc''d under the adnirsnation OF tnomas Jeif~rs n.
What party anvocattd what party copsu mated Jhs
chnse Of that territory. which has confc-red sucn
great advantages upon our country Why tie
democratic party "a voice. you may ba furr Of
TINT - Again when that was acquired the wtg y
wont govern the valley II the Mseissiop Cara
Quoted levs dutjes every ameticsa vessel hAt
wOuu undprfake 10 navigate ITS waters tChet ~ was
il not General Jscksou who the psioot bsak
sno what thr CRY OF the wb,gs a. time! rh~y
declared the ruin of the country would pla .
II that epd accomplished Bur the urmo.
cratic patty overthrev II knowing that it YOU'D
rili,ate against the interests the people apd
should thank them and item alone for vips IN
cubus that cas- poyog on the vesi- OF tue c'uotrT.
(Cpeers AN asking you TO Ass alopg wi'h th-
fesuits which have followed from toe Of the demo
crstic party in order to tee that every sep hey hsvs
of the people Chers) The ehig party woptd
not new attenpf 70 re establish national o.
State bank. completely has the punlic judgment
ooncemrsa that iustrutioa (9heers) Pas on again
10 the institution indept udcnt Treasury Sys IN
low tears bS the whig party account
of that system. With rspc 10 rexss u i near that
IL would have been annexed 20 rhe United states
bad l. not been or democrstc policy; but after is -
annexed the whg party concurred iu our Icy
/ (Cbser~) Lock ut another point in denoctntio
history When our rights we're inveiei when
flag was insulted when feumen opprc' II
and Interests tramplu upon the dempcratic purity
stood forward and called 10 account the nsora country
rLo had thus dare to Insult Hut the otner h. a5
the vhig party opposed TO this policy alleging tha
such conr-e would irjurs commercial iate,este
(Cbeerp) Yet IL was democratic policy 10 low cis,zsus
that obliged all the nations of the world a.kuos sedgc
he rght o' American citizens gheers These are the
ffni Of dmocIalic policy (Checrs) Go 70 the St"e,
OF the far Weft and tell who has peopl,d 'ham snd
built them up aud carried among them ,h blessings Of
civil ard free govsrnnent bu. democratic poiicy
loud chetrs) What bias planted these be sings upon
the Pacific but den ocratic policy? What his carried ir
ward the prosperity Of this country from tho bfgnnol
poiay 20 pS tcSseri rhs poS Sbs' have sossrd
this country but sixteen years and portion
Of that you may contider fractional The e,eI
and younger Adamses were the fIst, AMI hey
came IN, in both ipstauce upon the errors Of ho
cratic purity aud vent ont ufon ttsr (sughtsr
Then elected General Harrison who uutortunaie
y tsbsn from ue by tn hand of Prov deuce oeorA nj
term bad expired and ihc rsople seeing what had
wh,lmed all the wbig administrations before him let
rens Of government in the hands Of the dapoccstic
party. tcberrs) Gen,ral Taylor was scb'equeut
iy clscted upon the divided vote Of the dem ,,ta.
tic and whig parties bat ,ha. itstious cnitf Wa
taken from Us by the hand o. death Wneu thf
wbig party elected General Harrison thoy cold nave
got 81 mapy votes for anybody else. He was elec ed
On the faults of the United States bsokins ays,en,
and nothing ele When they elected General cayof he
vas minority PRECEDENT and the democrats v,d hove
elected General Cass only for the divisions in the dsno
cratic patty and nov it IS ihat tbs wings bring forward
Their great military man lie he epesSet) would '
ATTEMPT TO pluck surel from General Scot's III
was glad to see him so appropriately employed foe hi
lbe Western states. God grant he may b. SUCCESSFUL 10
biz mi sioo a. his psrty will soon be ready politically
for hospital lie 0he spsaker) had suo'hee ohj . ou
to General Scott and that was his op nion thc
naturalization laws lie volunteered IL u nis opipon
that foreigners shonld not be- entitled 20
vote and desired either to repeal the Law
altogether extend the period Of nsturalz Aou q
twenty years since he nominated hossscr be h,i
expressed different kind Of opinion; but there such
Attempting bait for him tbat they wol'd pavi u
take his change OF opinion with grains Of suspcoo
lie H. now char girs In another way ard proposes &
mahe the prt bationay term yoar service in hs army
and be DID not doubt but by and bye he would be vii
Ing to give avoeto all migrants their arrival and
night even seDd the ballot box to them to Euopo
aufhier lie would Leave 1t to the serods con. .dsra
top " all whe her IL mt fair to suppose that his r.
cent nomination had bad great efc upon their frient
the Generals mod that gave evidence OF someth'ni
10 the mind Of the witch could not h
tolerated. and whch rendered him totally una
occupy thc poion of Pre- idep. Of the United SfL'
orr cf h"ea WI hovsytr vas the cp~ian t fra. II
rroff--tlcn ". e8q thU ollgiup Of SJr tsaI.4ee
ffti,ttet) VIZ enr'd NO. tns tN" cs'.-n' mnnit Y
v.ly Vi ..a np Sas -. ~as rlrsiusay ras seopt