The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-10
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Involving Fundamental pr,s pies 10 draw tbem o,t pso
mark disagreement; contest Tor high tnrina sps
bank mopcpoiies tho Ana freds- IL trs.lI
ans IN indepepdend,nf M saFsInept ~ the public r.
the other There Ia op contest on he.e is
nj the present Junoture. orr opponents y-rv,n
them to sleep for the moment, In order further othcs
scLses not s.Iish ana far mere aemor a ns yh,s
chief not their sBly am IL 20 keep pos.csson ths
fifty millions Of revenue at Washington, and 70 gain Jos
ssion Of the ti,s millions q, Albany and thr muerss
patronage incident 10 the managcm, mt of 40 vs-A
treasure The tendency Of this state VI things IL 10
der party movrnenis les, pure u bs far betsr
fos tie country there gr,~s i;oo
i fonrd.d ulsn organic principle To b. sure IL mua
conn 70 h' y our oipouen'' succeed q gaining
atn - the legislative breaches 81 III government 80
a. Tho esecr,,. Tie sny hop. - batter state ~
thing .csts with yon ard yonr denocrnc frcnds u
oiher Setc1. Tbcr will BE- atcty uti Tho action ~
hr government 4 brought back t. it, Arr, prncplee
a'c, constrncti'D ~ ,ir constitution rigid ccon.y
N tie expenditure Of 'hs public money iaithi! DIS
clslg" - duties to the other tho Lait
ard scrupnloh fuhlm"nt "f al our obligations to othx
Stct.s On You follow citizer-, ,nns depend the
of his contest. The hirtySye ciectoru votes of res
| York mny he fcalc il W ian ihre.rh iufiisors
ce, supnensss any other years will ispss -
fore We can regain position with the dcnossssU =
tho country. But have hars for such resuG I
know the state j. soupd and alive the impotAsss ~
s contest nor have any fears for the democracy u
this city Nurtuscd y you have been In tho pollsa
fi'h ot your fathers and adaring 10 It. through gos1
frnrp,sc worthy praise know YOU viii ~. -
| 70 osindtcac your ancient int gritty now by the
r"'n,. ana p.r's,,,ns effort. say to you thru T.
stIrth animated by the OF tho sotsssev
you have achieved in imcs pat, Come forth with Jour
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noci~cy of Tho Union triumph which will inspire ~
fri'nds OF freedom here and where Gsw hss~
and place th' principles Of political fuh on fou1
! shake
| 1bcIrcak.r nc,i.d amid great applause tIe yas
.ri,n'a o. win ~ ertatest ottonttSn only interrupted
ty enthusiastic cheers
The lion. Mr. IiowAnp Of Tenno ssce was sext iutr.
du'ed aid hailed with loud cheers iic u stranger
IN his state; tu' he had beiors surb au a.
s,hbi ns b.. raw here te-nph and hc f,lt he nGt
stnng'r lie i,'d vii ain fifteen mites of tho grave -f
Andrew Jnckson (grtat chcers and among he
which 1t their wall he reminded oi he xs
ro.A lie q that ttu" veteran As citizen II st.ts
q Tennessee ho was proud to meet ho,n hs un,sA
ptatio,m which the bmocrutic Convention had aoet.
the Other day Die. nsicn disappearing. ma Nov
i"k tane mp IN solid body N favor of Franklin P.rs
ara " linn 4 King lie k'cw liankin P,esce was Dst
thin fri choice h, his but they b,lt,t lu
on account II their deerc for the unity IL tho pss
| o. lie was son,hen naa, and a such ne sais
slavery 's bnIicd nDd let dgLi o;, the ,..l
i"im consiIucicd by the lcmUeraIie Convention a.
baltimore. when dId The democm,ic party ever ysu
~en they prs' ni'd united frpnt! (Cri.s Of Novsr
never J. No, never thank you for the word No
such word a. inil' ia our dictionary The democrats
yar! q this country rcGognise tho ~ In
ph,st nw exiting Tor tho preservation OF their rights
and thank heaven that among the New densornoy
mere no coward Ao isr0n, hs u demand hIghsr ias
(tiicnt hprlnusc)
The ChA!smAN then introduced to the IN meeting Nr
Johh slD lnreD The cntbusiasn o The meeting it tbs
loihi ts came mere nienSc iban they .houS<
length
Alr Vas BuKrN sas allowed to ypak He s,L,,-
t'hr ,itiSes that have not Ind the pleasure rails
hg ny voice utrirI ny past life III T.Iamany Hui
caused ~ chcGfptaiac which prevented my doils -
upt came to ninns ettate the later y.ars al
ny life ere unstaDc,s arose which would have made u
unhsrtfnbie ~ me 70 come here. lie had however
hontr o receiving invitation u speak horc to-niy,t
ana be sook the opportunity os hco, tipt
victory lad tetn achieved the great o. inot
81 democracy over private INTEREST," aud he congrsta
ht'd them aLe thu Le had tho oppot tunity sS .a-
drefsil th m In lam many Hall He had yor trou,.
~ people bJ oIicitntiou for power foi place and Il
God granted him strength sense hs M, sr -houa
l., knew Franklin Pierce from his oyhood TO he an IN
md uIt
Knew bh 70 be- what above sn pr,,.e-an homes
,ua,;a man GIIsat aPpAuse lie know nun TO be naaa
qsaiintd 10 dtebaige the duties If the rrcsdencJ -
which be would be called He would support him cen
ddly ana zeaIoasy lie bore testimony aio the c.a
rscer OF m X King the candidate the Vice Pres.
dtLcy and he (Mr Van buren, WAS to stand %
the platform laid down nj baltimore (,reat cnseriry
New YORK would stand ON that rla form would no.
stop 10 inquire under what or under H.. is0uenre
was adopted but he would say that he uuquai ned
y approved u that platform for tbis election chtersy
and would faithfully and cordially stnnd rpon IL NJ.
voud now rpcak TO them respect tho iiincuy suk
% sLig oatween th N aud him lie was prepared 10
WIN them Oh an adoption of ali the laws of Sonp,r, IN
cudbs even ths Fugitive slave law lie wss perf;.jx
wing evnJ body should obey that law who would anf
e,Typony su'ni !, who could For the pre- at aH
events tbes- law 10 and and be uimparrJ aoI
b. Appealed to his suuthern friends adopt sucb a.
courte. lie afked them to upitate the ants,yary
subject. He asked thrpi not to senounce tno.e wu,y
have I'cnar vcws IN that subject n asked then
ostay thir discussion the nor of onrr,s. ,oy
70 thy Z, ntitn'tn thai the why peculiarly
joe, IN tbr nomination il, thu section II the p.rt,
nas Len oeieated by it no s,oon OF the party
'l'htaHt"u
s,,,i ~ 'neu' mScrat party 70 which no iot-
Ilsi % ,,ca,y o. creed coud lay any p.ea,,ar
% ,t ooth, 70 pe ths conftqusnco with u of t,,is
.rnl ~ - 80 ~ ny h"uo " 10 10 cordial union In
% nur INK ought moi 10 ie az entire oblivion pa-s
-, ' 4, ouEh'i ~ hol % "e true mat We aL0sJ
.t;rc., n,,Ly ihy n"no t'"ip iebnesoee has mol
,,',,s ), ~ 49, - ~ 'isioD "hon l.fe',ors OK
T,ts ~, ,na,, " - - ~ ~ nhNefr hhd oarnb'nare
and r., ~ ~; dr n'uIu "c' Pn .his pHhoipia,
=, = ,,, @ 80! -! " ~ shsu'o 'tiieihtfr no man except
ss t. YOU tIe,S " / one IL. q ns e. -. e,s
xL,r IA ,,. -" 'i.fs ~ ~, ic'l"s cit'zohs IL
= !, :, a. - IT, ~ - ti'hNon 'i'rce hidr so4s ~.
| - - P''su"i ihey a' we sotnE men OF ths
Il .'..n fuiJ - vac ,ht'd 'ote- IN 70 J. uopry
lu W. va 'A,tp. Vie t,h cratic parry that
!, ~ - % ~ 'i' ee,cy Tx MT ~ which iby End
m :, = me convention at baltimore had passed
o't' ~, inbloh'u a. triod leaders " thc parry
1T Wv fn',y = IN lnfty aud II the Union and pre-
n,V tnrif stabara bcuio man q forty-six year.
:" s"uIs A'ih new 70 tle pulic sense, dstn
"i.N my ~ pNilty 81 itnit d,pth ~ patriItiin