The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-03
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P,ieu- my Hiend that that has occurred to yoAs
immense lauehter). When | Grss heard II tns
baltimore nominations, did oalcrlate that We
mould have more than two-thrds of the Stat. 70 "a
uaugh'er and checrs)-since then / raised it up
three ft nrths (Renewed laughter). After while
! considered that he would only have Vermont. Mary
lsno and Kentucky And now they begin to surrender
Kentucky, More and more laughter) Had you seen
us At baltimore on the evening before Last and heard
now the hearty cheers OF the multitude made the
mept there tremble you would have said Maryland
no longer doubtful. Loud cheers told them then n
was OF air TO leave little Vermont tho mountains
| an alone, with one to sympathize with her and
,od The same thing to yermoner, and he said ae
| would go back and that sha was sympathized
WIN Tor he would brpgn Vermont too (i4oud cheers).
Vel They brought in all the states in the Union, it
would be rather too good. But it the qucs-
ton NJ 10 which was the Union partyn loud laugh
er) do not think IL is tog give him tho States
the Empire owe this to the party and to our
selves When in New York in ls4s, went through the
state and ! could not hrd a sing democrat--Ifound
bunkers and barnbmpets without now can
ont bpd one nor oi sbeli hard (aughter)
| No notbing but democrats cloud and tremendous
cbeers) FIsnkn Pierce had said give twenty hva
tbousnd and must set the prairics aud scare
up thirty Thousands and when the praries burnt out
there won't be wings enough found make mile
along the country. (ImmeDc laughter rho speaker
hen fad he could speak TO them all night and with
cries OF Go on &c he retired amid loud applause
Three cheers we're then proposed for Mr. Douglass which
were heartily given.
Douglas Vocfcrous cheers and for the Little
Baby sh,r He then introduced General Dawson,
General DAWSON came forward-IIe said he was not
much accustomed to public speaking feared that
| n
man to present himself in the old Hall OF Tammany.
Here there confusion in quence the
poise from bands Of music in the street. and movement
| outwards
Mr. TAvloR, the President here rose up and said that
the Concord and other clubs had honored meeting
with their company and he requested that those present
would remain.
| Mr. Dawson then continued-He euIogized Senators
Cass and Douglas In high termshe spoke Of the
acts Of New York In the glorious revolution and the past
democracy in all her tendencies In union there In
strength in strength there is victory let them pro-
NJ by experience and in the coming contest he declared
| that Pennsylvsnia would do her duty-he could not
and King In Pennsylvania they acknowledged
leaders beyond the pale Of the democratic party and 4
s their prondest boast that they contend for nothing
but the principles Of the party
During the speech Of the honorable gentleman there
was great noise from the outside and the
OF the persons In the ball and his observations
completely naudibe In the gallery where the reporters
The President introduced Mr. ROBERT NJ MCLEAN, o<
Maryland who said that they had always looked 70
TsDmany Hall for the true heart OF democracy-it 10
to Old Tammany that looks for the sus.
tanment Of the trial that Is to come.
After some further observations which naudibs
the meeting adjourned.
Among other gentlemen who spoke was General WAL
BRIDGE whose speech have in type but cannot make
room for It,
The meeting which by this time became very thin,
separated giving three cheers the Senators the Pres
dent of the Association, and the democratic party
THE MASS MEETING IN FRONT OF TAMMANY HALL.
annOunCement ChAtrm00
in the hall that meetings would be organized outsids
the hall was relieved Of number of those in the resx
who could only hear the speakers very mperfeoty and
these together with the mmense front of Ts-
many Hail. who could not gain admission constituted
second mas meeting organized by appointing Mr. Her
Col VIM A. GoRMAs of Indiana, who greeted with
enthusiastic plaudits lie said that great have 50
filled the hall to overowing and there many
who cannot gain admission that becomes necessary to
address you out here The democracy that been
addressing fer the last ten day. given assurance
that the is safe and all the signs political
ornament indicate glorious triumph. (Appause.)
But, at the came time It requires action, energy,
cratic mass meeting at Hisborough the granite
hills of New Ilamp'hire; and l have those
hills fire from the enthusiasm the thousands who
covered them in favor Of the nominee Of the democratic
party He who now addresses you knew him a vol
ditr and more gallant military spirit never drew
sword, or wore l knew him in the army, and
have known him since. His in Congress and in
bis State has given the greatest satisfaction
whole democratic party. The you inquire into his
character The greater man you find him to DO and,
highly had priced him before find him now to be
head and shoulders better than thought him Heiss
man Tor an cmergency-a man Of the most unquestion-
and to maintain it. lie has united all the elements Of
me partJ, and as was Just now said in the hall by
mendous ahsersJ we have good cause just pprin-
e epi's, al rnd leaders and a united party
aaa i seo In sao a1; the, TAs.
military man in 1sis they nominated another military
man, and now they have nominated the head Of the
army and navy together There is vast deal Of differ
.nce between the cd eaptandum Rough and ready and
aa iSss soa and The democratic party
have not done 1t. 1t s for the wings revie soldiers
Democrats do not use or need such weapons. 1t was
Horace Greely and bis own party who called him fuss
and ftathers and od verify when he was presented
to the party for nomination before But he has been
nominated What are his antecedents Refer to his
past bistory-his past acts and from them infer tho
future Do we find that he possesses those qualities
odorn the statesman do find him proved peulant,
vain. and ambitious his political friends have
de crled him Even in the army there records BY
through that army peaceabIy! What is public history
have right to refer to- In 1912 he was a general
Jackson Worth, Pillow and Marcy and IL the wings do
not elect him. be Will quarrel with the whole party and
A yocE-IIe quarrelled also with De Witt Clinton
ANOTHER yorcs-He quarrelled with General Shields,
Col GoRMAn-I don't know but whatever man quar-
relied with him he has ways made him feel his dsplea
1s4l he his Native American letter in which he hs
sitaed whether he would require twenty one res
deprive them totally Of the franchise Thus poised b,
tween the two opinions he followed l. up In Isz In his
ought be permitted to vote all. In ISIS, he
proposed to take back part OF his old platform In
every foreigner who served one year in ih
army navy in time Of and has been honorabay
diehs,sed Are there any iri,h or Germans in thssI
could YOU serve in war if there was no war
Mnrs"s lin the crowd)-only let US get up shndy
on the hshtry question: and see what We will -
(roars OF laughter).
Col GoRMAS-That IL glorious foreigner and ma
like him will fight, whether they naturalzed or nc
Webster however tells fret that he will maintant No
rights Of the American fishermen hook and ine,F Oh
ana sinker Qaughter) and next ne Tells us thsrs via
be (Renewed laughter II you wait for var
that qestion, till the British lion growis agsls you
Wal wait longer than ever you did IN your n,e~. IL Q
base bait thrown out 10 eaten votes pue ,esy n alb
surd and ridiculous than fuss and ieatnsrs "tho
baety plate OF soup Has ne ever rs.rac.1 (Native
american letter. ne mas no. ne las sh ken part
back, and there Is no knowing LIZ LII ~. old man
may act. II any can tell on which s6 Scott is
he Is wiser than the press. AS Tor lndaD A. she viK
give 10000 majority for Pierce as sar AZ fsts
IL has been said that nolans - well might
And what Of Ohio Ever since the demo rats scou,,s1
ascendancy in that state they Extend the ufrss
bsralised tks institutions and have snro led .rnon. ne
voters Of the thousand gallant ON. ~ th
ne; lhat S'a's WI. hro M ~ s,,, S.y w. ousand majority