The daily union., 1852-11-03
From lhe New York Evening Fosi, Nov. !.
Another Great Democratic Mass Meeting.


Ga Saturday evening last. Tammany Hall the
OF OF the most enthusiastic meetings that ever
assembled within lis walls. The meeting TO have
taken place. according to appointment, the evening
before. but Il postponed 10 the day following, out OF
respect TO the memory OF the departed statesman whose
obsequies celebrated Friday, at Marshhed The
hall was decorated with a array OF banners be-
longing TO the various democratic associations, the arms
OF the different States, and the walls were inscribed
extracts from the Farewell Address OF Washington. and
some OF the walchwords OF the democratic party.
From windows in front Of the hall were displayed
proiusion of national flags while the balcony ilu-
minated by large number OF parti coloed lamps, and
ornamenled by the Immense Transparency representing
the genius ot America and the portraits Of Washington,
Jackson, Pierce and King For hour previous to the
meeting. large crowd, WHO gathered outside,
entertained by exhibition of fireworks although The
weather was certainly unlayorable for such dis
play.
This meeting was convened by the Young Mems Dem.
ocratic Union Club, who have been most successful il,
all the meetings which have been organized under their
direction and management The press is certainly in.
debed 10 Them forthe superior facilities which they have
afforded The reporters. and for the uniform prompness
with which they have attended 10 their wants. About
president OF the Club. Daniel B. Taylor, esq. Letters
were then read from James Buchanan, Hoalio Seymour
9. ~ Dallas, Thomas W Dorr. Edwin Forrest, and R
. walker we have only room Tor Mr. Walkers letter :;
IRVING House, New York, Oct %. 1852.
GEsTLKmES' Yonr letter committee OF the Young
Mems Dsnocrac Union Club" has been received inv,
Hall on the 10Th Of this month
Although my health has continued steadily to improve
since my return my country my strength i. not yet sui
fcisnuy restored enable comply With your request
however stationary or retrogressive may be the policy
otnefs nome or abroad onward, still onward, in the
march OF progressive improve are the cheering words
embazoned on the banner OF the democratic young men
OF America Inspired by ferven, enthusiasm, ardent
love OF freedom OF the Union, and OF mankind il is
We mustook for those in the progress OF our
country and race under whose potent influence The
developments Of centuries into years and our
ispnoc appr9xinaes more and more rapidly the glorious
Il was the spirit uninating the democrat young
men oi america which has augmented States from
.nslecn 70 ihry-one-which quadrupled the and
territory OF the UnionwhIch spread the broad banner OF
ness public over the acquired States Of louisiana Missouri
ARKANSAS florida, Iowa, Texas and California; and viii
soon invite to that political bridal knows no divorce
New Mexico Essb ,nd iaieso'a ~ so uah Nebraska and
plates Or Territories, were beyond The limits the
had achieved The victory. on the south our boundary
would nave been the thrtyifst parallel latitude cutting
miles OF coast upon the Atlantic, from Pensacola from Mo.
ols' rom New odeans from the mouth Mississippi,
whilst that mighty river, from the thirty parallel is
source, would have been our boundary The val
ley oi the West would have been discovered the Union
dwarfed into Liipu1an limits, and hostile monarches
o~nng upon as along our entire border from The south
eastern limits Oh Georgia to the of mighty Mis-.
sissppi e' va
Our opponents opposed the acquisition orforeyn e roy
pom xPedent and unconsti the fra
mers o our organic law down an ami
public yet Iowa, Missouri, Arkansas. Texas LOUISIANA
Florida, California, and the important enr conndes az Ms
sissiPpi and Alabama, now asked 20 place IN bower
the party whose policy have forever excluded Them
from the Union Of the States Nor has this parry grown
Wer from time or experience, but would oppose any ad.
don OF the territory othe Union whether isnar or CON
inenai with violence frantic which would have
Louisiana and Texas and California beyond our bound
anes Thanks however, the democratic younp men of
ns~er u ' ,eiogieisWe pocy OF our opponents
"faoe measures TO welcome other States from time 10
ne nto hat holy and ever extending confederacy which
mehts now ana forever the American Union As the
inocracy, from time time, have invited new stnes
S IT, hey WIN stand by that nion upon the broad
o.'% =, me COMMUNICATION North South, from
LsM' 70 wes from The Atlantic to the Pacific from the
OF me North g the Gull OF Mexco-in all lis compTe-
hensive grandeur, dcadlng all sectional and local pr m
Ss; ana maintaining IN all glory the Integrity and per-
IN tuesday next the democratic young men of America
% aohleve another victory ia the um ut election OF
the progress Of country gloryhe beart oi ~ .tia
wll beat with eKaiant Triumph whilst millions Of the Oh.
borders or upon the shores Of the Eastern Atlantic will feel
inspired win new hopes and cheeed by responsive sympa
Go on, democratic young men OF Ametica-marob a.
on. bannes e "a iva under the and go
s scaoy awaits you on the first approaching Tuesday
Most truly. your felow.ctizcn.
X J. WALKER
Al ne CONCLUSION of the reading Of the foregoing lei
49,, 49,, o = "slIs' OF New Hampshire, introduced to
e Aaoehce. lie commenced by expressing the pleasure
ne e IN being introduced the young of New
who' be said, were entitled 10 all praise for the de-
nsv pave manifested 10 The great principles OF their
-.
ney nave esnced determination 10 give this State 10 the
oemocrauc nominees, and next Tuesday will crown iber
enos oy he triumphant election of our candidate by al
ieAs <o,ooo maJoniy IL rs, gentlemen upon The youne
en OF hs country that these great interests are 10 resi-
a G en are passing away and many OF those who have
e tevea parties IN this generation are now slum
oehg ~ lne dust The brilliant Calhoun is extinguishel
anu gone out forever. Our Woodbury. lies in ioub
n ,ne u'ahe nils The brilliant mind OF CLAW and the
country '0 A"o"h No more IN ihe
Whs IS TO succeed these menl II il The Young men
VINO are coming up ~ the country Ii Il upon Won thai
e great fsrs are TO resyou are 10 advance The cause
o' our country, OF thai will moi be promoted ar
susAneo- What has been said and oft repeated lately
- Hne, mar men VIII die, bat principles will live il
~ say ~ addition 10 that that though principles live
ye.me memory oi men who have cherished sound and
rs Pneples continues TO live with those prncinlea
~ name OF WashIngion-when will that be forgotten
Neve-hcvef, until this republic shall have passed away
anu ns g'0Iy and renown forgotten. fCheers The
name OF Jtfefson will only be forgotten when he las,
wofshppet AT the altar OF freedom shall nerisb and the
name OF Franklin will live on until The iahn}nSs sha
cease TO Hash, and the thnnders refuse to sneak ms
memory fCheers.l Then. gentlemen there IL an incen
i've Tor young 10 induce them 10 labor and hev
should reach higher and strike higher and inscTbe Their
names upoa The brazen monument. TChesrs1
In addition 10 the efforts OF the youpe men in ,his
country, we owe much 10 the press Our own Marty
press mas taken high and honorable position in the
campaign Point me 10 the democratic Journal that has
assaed ,he private reputation o General Scott Nowhere
iha am aware OF IN tbs country have my assaults been
made upon ms private character by democratic journals
And rejoice ihstt s so We with principles and