The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-07
IRON HOW. JAMES wnroouB, oy INDIANA.

invitation 10 participate Ia the festivities with which
the Tammepy soci,ty propose celebrating the approach
ing Anniversary Of Nato nal Independence Moth
Ing could Afford plea than bc present
sn occaon vheh promise- the gratifying entertain
ment TO Every true d. cratic heart OF bsholding the
noble Of ST. T9mmsnv smoking the calumet Of
Cancellation euro snsury Of triumph to tho great
republican party which has born defeated hut by
dscs nslons In hs ranks The standard bsArcrs,
choen 10 lead rs 10 victory in the approaching euntest
are worthy Of the high honor that has been eonferd
upon them BY the units democracy OF tho whole eo0n
try. Franklin Pierce aud Wiam T. King are men
~boee characters defy the stric'est crutny. No blot
will be found on their moral regulations ncsns,s
tency In their advocacy and supp Of democratic prn-
cipes want Of devotion 10 hr country In all situa
tons and under every emergency. and equiyocaton
or evasion In the ion OF their opinions upon
questions Of public policy.
Hut, gentlemen am an invalid. and regret that
cannot be with yon l therefore respectfully request
that you will propose in my to our brother de-
mccratswho may be assembled the OCCASION abe fol-
Tho Union Of the Democratic Party and ths Union
OF the Ltates-Whh ihs notio inscribed upon our ban
nar and ohcrs he'd In hearts 60 forth TO battle,
aud what democrat hearted TO doubt Of VIC
tory" am verr respectfully your obedleot scrvant
JAS. WuIfC0MS.
Fkoh non. JoJEpH CABLE THE LONE HgMrKR FROM
FLORIDA
HALL RrpprsEurArvIs I
WAsuIsC1o>. ID o. jane ~ 1862 I
sir-i have the honor OF having received your very
polite invitation to be- pcsnt Ard participate In the
joymcns OF the festival which you will have prepared in
CONNIE moration OF that day which that august
Gil Of rebels baptized thu born world free sovereign
aud independent States For this expected mark OF
My Grst Presidential vote cast for the immortal
and incompatible jackson when thereafter he failed
the lou.e Of Congress next TIVE votes we're
riycy given for The same htioic sagcbOth times
ccssfu by the people. Ny next two for Mr., yan
Burcn-thc first successful The second S4o) failed My
next one was given for Mr. Pokelction by the people
The last Presidential vote gave for Gen Cass who
was defeated by racbery and imprudence of p-ossej
friends And rejaic- in the fair prospects for tho
election Of Mr., Pierce Tor whom i expect TO vote
In all these contestt well those intervening State
elections in Ohio have been an active partc,pant-
N no silent lrnIa
vopicen While there have been aud are few things
'cioDatiea few repnlsi'e PARTICLES ant,goniscalto
the voluntary principcyst the great democratic family
have much reason TO rejoice IL its onward and upward
conc IN inc line ofp'gcssand The march o. mind con-
tempated by the ia hers Of country who oould
beyond the veil and rejoice frs and grand univcr-
sa cause Then let all press forward Tho mark
Of our high calling in watch one should fsl.er
: 9 faint by the way
We're I prompted in my action by personal pleaure,
more than ty public DUTY would most certainly DO
with you the joyous .ccaion but nairs hero over
which my constituents entrusted to watch ward
forbid my absence whilr Congr, remain In session.
Sentiment" Homes vines and fig trees for all y
In the band Of democracy have the honor TO he&e,
JOSEPH CABLE.
FROM HON. FRANCIS BAYLIES, OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
TAUNTON July l. 1852
SirI received from a committee Of the Tanniany So
ciey, Of New York Invitation to attend this festival In
in hopes that might be Die but my heath il 60
much impaired that find il impossible pray you. SIR
to present my acknoW Ia ment to tho committee f0r
the hopor 81 Their invitation and to accept the following
sentiment =
The American Flag-May It's stripes bo changed
INTO rerpents. or ita STARE into comets.
have the honor to be with much respect yonr obe-
dent servant. FRANCIS BATLIES
FROM HON. PHILEMON DIcKERsoN, OF N. j.
PATERSON, June II, 1862
Gcntlcmen--I very much regrct that osnno. unto
Yih the Tnmmony Society in lebratipg the ensuing
anhivcr nry Of iht nations birthday but previous en-
cngtmcn dcprives me Of that p As cannot b.
with you in person enclose sentiment which truly in
dica,s my oH feelings aud may tend to augment the
commence OF patriotic sentiment and feeling Of your
your, PiIILEMoN DfcKRaso oSNI''
The Democratic Party of the United states-IJneaa on
thy in the great aud vital principles Of our govern
mint, upon which they all sgree, may their harmony
never he disturbed BY those minor points upon vhIos
some may offer.
FROM HON. JAMES W. BRADBURY, or ME-.
WAsnIsGror, June 90 1859
e'ntiemonIPiease tender my thanks to the Tsmasuy
Society for the invitation SO kindly communicate
through you to unite in celebrating the approaching ua
tiona and my sincere regret ct my inability
The qualification which you express at tho euuon or
the party of New York Is shared With You b.
the democracy Of every other State; and not New YORK
alone. but the whole country exhibits the cheering
spectacle of entire unanuty of the party support 81
Tie exce mt tck. and principles presented By the De-
mccratic Convention ut Baltimore. SUCCESS IL now
placed wit hin control have the liority to
con mand It, and have only thss the battle 10 not
lost by over confidence or apathy
We sbonld never forget the hazards to which ths
Union itself hns been exposed under the disastrous in
huehces that controlled military Administration
brought into power through dlssensons tho eaocpac
ranks and the whole country will confidently 20 the
Empire State Tor the redemption Of the pledge contained
inyour motto" Union Strength Victory" With gryat
icspcct, ! am vers truly yours &c.
JAMES w. BRADBURY
rnoN HON. Tnos. BALTZELL MEMyER OF rUH De-
y0CRATiC NATIONAL CONVENTION OF FLORIDA.
TtLLAHAssE. Florida Juno 10 1852
Grnilemon-I have the honor Of receiving yoIn invf-
'aiion to celebration OF the ensuing anniversary Of the
nations birthday and receive with great delight the iu
formation Of the restoration Of unity the great rcpub
lcan party No event could be grateful 20 it's mem
b.rs abroad who farvsny hope that the free Of OH
be nj n mil
clear. and so bright TO ilumine the whole ud that
republican principles may be heard hill and dale
over mountain and over plain. from the Atlantic 70 the
Paci6c-from the far North to tho sunny South untI
fraud and corruption shall be banishcd right and reason
Not hoping to DO present at your csisbrslon .oare
would be acceptable venture TO propose The folowipg
ton ssc nd prosperous honorcd and respected
abroad II never aided IL never will aid foreign despots
lsm ntaS nS "
an, "ry truly your obedient servant
TnOMA6 BALTzELL.
FROM HON ). +. MORRISON.
ISpIAsAPoLrs, Ia. June 20, 1872
Gcntcmeu-Your invitation 10 be present. AZ tha
democratic festival ut Tammuny Hail. on the approach.
ing anniversary Of our national independence very
Cid TanaDy has long been vcncrated for its elevated
democratic principles and for the patriotism OF its mem
bers As society md temple Of liberty 1t Is wur-
thy Of the great metropolis Of the mighty State Of
this great nation and its influence justly fet through
eclipse upon it, disc. casts shade tho whole land
New York wields mighty influence among her sister
states. She occupies posiion Of much power, and =
heavy responsibility isupon her In her sstons to tho
democratic party Of this confederacy By her dssen-
ons in 1913 banner raicdin the dust and put
under the feet Of our exulng sdvsrsaries and whig
msrule has IN ccnscqu bghted the hopes and tho
property Of the patton for the last four years Ivory
III mocTat fom Maine 10 Mexico. feels fortified Ia the
belief that The republicans Of New York win nobly re-
tseve Their high character for strict devotion TO
duty and by unity concession and energy re.establsf
their oscendancy In the State and their rpht,u POI
sitcn IN The Union Bright are the hopes cheering arc
tht rtopects and essentially mportant win b. the re-
ute ~ Your action in tho sppr aching election Tho
yssol your brethren uron you he destiny Of demo-
raey sat your disposa the interests Of bs ua.on
re IN your hands. Democrats proied oy divisions
morg thcnseiycssuch dssen-ioDs always mare TO the
On, ht q our rononts wise forecast and hosrty
cooperation with one another always the certain
cauos q defeat 70 whlggery reoce in your proclarna
ton that y gu are united that you and nscpara
be In behalf Of the democracy Of Indiana, alioT mo
TO remark. that every augurs well The democracy
arr united as in support Of Pierce aud King.
hey have proved hemsl,c reliable nen both ia 1914