The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-24
The FREQ Democracy.

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The FREQ Democracy.
Last evening meeting OF the free democracy held
at the Chinese Assembly Rooms, Mr.. Thomas g Berry
presiding The numbers vastly increased over those OF
the former meetings On this si0n there wore pre-
sent black spirits -bie spirits and gray There
also strangers from = distance The crowded
aad great enthusiasm prevailed The of the dcle
gates to the Syracuse to be held the 29th
instant having been csed and most OF them having
answered TO their usmes. and consented to 60
Rev. Mr.. NkviUs Of Cleveland Ohio. was then intro
duced TO the meeting de denounced the platforms Of
both the wing and the democratic parties and argued
that no free soiler sbotionis could consistently
for either Of the candidates They talked of maintaining
the constitution in connection with slavery in such way
20 make the world believe that II formed for
otner pupoe than To cypress three millions Of men But
these men did not the right key to thu constitution
The key to be oupd in the Dec Of I1depen
nence. which pronounced all to be born free aud
tgusi There good told Of Pope Gregory,
Sho the habit DRINKING ard after death he tried
get into Heavens hy neausof key he brought With
HIM, out he found wculd not open the lock st Peter
finding him funhlng told HIM TO hold up the key that
he night see il. Gregory held ii up, When Peie< ex
cellar (Rosrs OF aueutrl In the same way the pro
slavery did 20. u>e the right key These men
Boosted that they put opinion by fore, and
arms. Casstus II. clay their ma oh He kept taom
hay end they only 6s Aed x h.m like cur dsq but
fesico 20 bite. Where the bowie knives where
Was The courage oi the k.ntuckans that conid
nut th,m uii under his feet! te had found In bis
experience that the truth might be spoken freely
yerywh,ro vi h"ut iisk Tho sentiments Of tbs friends
Of this good hiph the throne II God aud
deep the tDotiUpS Of the human heat. They had
thug tcootc0c 9Th 10 Washington city They hsd all
head o. little Stephens. lie had heard great dcal
about him sno ahen he came lately TO Washington, he
to the halls u Congress ana there Stephens
pointed out 10 him. What Kind Of did they sup
pose thr giant who ii said would DO this aud
that Well the great stephens. Of Georgia was about
four feet and half hth and weighed about ninety
pounds Any 90 woman could lay MIN over her kaee
and spank him. (Gseat laughter When he saT him
he rss,y felt Ashamed THAT anybody could be frightened
bY such specimen OF hum snty Yet he was going to
elect Webtter be only wished they saw the iitte Eel
low They could not hrsr his squcakuc voice more than
fev f.et OF ana little wind wouid blow hrn of his
feet uDlsss he VA held Up. (GTeat laughter
Mr. koeE-Ho~ about Rossuth, In your part u the
county?
Rev mir Nrrus-They just think of him he de-
serres They think HIM add think h,rn, glorious
appetite liberty because be has left the country and
IL q,et FDglaoo with his fsuily for white he
IL polLted ct ~th the fngr OF aud Il asked in
triumph " bere Ia bostuth nos!n answer ne Is
where be always wstrue TO his convictions AID true
TO liberty. never 40, had large heart t1st
EUeuth het BIN lInii in the Missi sippi See
him stirring the he-s OF The people See him looking
forward. with Mszzni the establishment Of freedom
IN ltsy and tnrorgh tbst. the freedom Of the world
He but warts bis time oDiy let and then you
will him ioing the sbiflwind aud direc ing the
etoru the gentleman concluded By ing he
would "a hs right hand before he would vote for the
two men who stuod platform Of which they would be
enhanced before they LETT Il
Mr. BiCxLov. of Washington, was next introduced
To tue tDtttipg. lie fblQ from tho pi WI n
ipgtoB vbere bought AMI tod each other IL was
with graf deal u plrseure ne met them tnere that
evening fer be- 90 not participate Ia that trade though
he lived It Carried and popular They hlo
IDLY sent IL the other I'D. to Aexsndris but
that OLA not really nt.ct The trade ia Washington city
The brother Who heu addrsssed them 10 nght bsd al
dressed bs people IL Washington FROM pulpit to pulpit
and Of the Shareholder honestly acknowledged
that he spoke the truth Nith honest purpose sud
truth bis lips the reverend gentleman went from
congregation to congregation Ard the only who old
not arknox ledge he oher side Of the Poto-
ma He Tt.Cicqu hs timnuy to tho cause. He
had 10 deeply In his heart la bis feeble he had
prpacIed II up both ip Congress ard ont OF ii had
been longer = reporter in Congress than any man n0f
living except His that truth might
be talked fesI.ssly e,srysb.ie lie did go from hill
that looked dorn,n the elase pen in Richmond lie
knew both Hale ulien. they were men that would
not bow wn lick the dust, or acknowledge snch
aatlorm thsi whs democrat could stand 90
nterchsDgs6y There sas no longer any isue be- ween
he two parties. kir, HioGirgs had ssid 80 IN his
peech Mann ana Sumnsr bad said 40 In their
peechee he would Therefore, vote Tor Hale aud julien
tr that would not make hts children Hnh aud
tan6ips on such pl"io, o. az Jefferson and Va bog
ON would s,sno upon ifihey nov lived II e Washing
on he not oisfrencns'd he would deposits hs
Icto ior Iisls ana Julien (Agplause
DR. K1rps then ststec that Hfisr tue Ptsbug oonyen
top Lewis Tsppan msde speech board Of Of tn
stesmboais WHEN one 81 the tlsvshoder pfesen asked
him . question getting the answer aid be va
glad ind he OF r4p,i sbatitiODists
the North for he did not call the ssvetoiders robbers
aud ptfatea . Bat you a,s % said Tarpsu rhe
tisvebolder ouded by skiing him n hs know Bowen
and McNsmee Of Nee YORK for be thought they were
good fellows and he would like 10 deal with them
The OnAiRMAr-- Their. are French and Germgn free
pov bore who do not tsud the bn Jhh snguago.
DIR rterDois will address them
This Or. NITsNOfs hae, till within fortnight or three
weeks ben eumpng " for scott aud his speeches have
been pu,sbed the ~h'g papers lie trying TO get
pp campsro psper snd isiinz In that be thought he
could terve the ood hest BY joining the free demo
crscy ON the D~iiHtuD of The chsrmsn be proceeded
40 sdorees the Fr.nCb Germans In the French
gusee. aud when he c0Hcuded be tad he had touched
upon only plnte Of which that tbs
tariff eivee the nsopsl p>perty 70 few and therefore
they could not fyr the whies; and secondly. the
d. bad bo~ed down 10 the slave poser
therefore they could not vote far them Appisue
Everywhere science ara religion fSr freedom. John
T. Bale glorious North star aud they soui see
that the - ~ November John Hale would be
elected (SbOuts 81 Laughter aud sppsuse)
Mr. RosY then stated that money would be wanted az
they were Organising powerful party Ia New York
They going TO get splendid flag and bsDner,
the expeBse of IA. would amount 70 something
Money wss then cub crihed
Ia return their men, for whom would they 60 in,
Woua thsy vote for Pierce Scott
g,us.l v0cfs-s Fer neither"
One ~ leaders 81 the movement here held up the
ayracuse FSse D,worsi shich he said ". Just
es.d NJ he leading organ q the party In this State
The .dsfm name is hsy moDd. .
A voicg--He is bgtt-r Raymond than the Raymond
Of the 1swcs -,
Isorrgs vo,cs--IIe ie the Raymond for the times.
Aso41ta voice Ray moDd succeeded under the I'm
prcse,sp tha' ne shoionist aud don't see why
q reel sbolitios paper fbould not succeed
l. n TowuKt- have been lately In Niagara county
end the ee ocrrc strong there t0st tney WI
carry the county tor Hale snd JulAss Judge esranef