New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-27

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l-ireiples and separation fVm traitors. The pa
81 ejaculation has injured sai Is njuriun rs eA
ceeding'v IL has placed the National Atnintsts aS,
under tie -cptrcl Of selfish schemng, and vIniisvs
politician whose Van Buren, education hes not been ex
iirTaed and who bAs prosiitued high ONCE 70 the coss
purpose Of gratifying private resentment MT Asrcy TOO
i angry because the people do not make HIN Pres ie
The audacity OF such meaE Startling II Is about uus
tina; the ambitious should lesEn that no matier how emf
merit their merit abilities. thsy have no PrescPVe or
other title the h0n0rs office Ia the Mt " the people,
and that the people win besow them wDn they please
This i very plain truth. bat Old politicians oosna
y refuse 10 underand IL One more lesson viii De
thsm when the next Presidential nomination ma ie We
viii take not to be cheated and ensure an admin
raion capable OF earning honor for tss4t whe
prosperity TO the country We will not hsye the treasure
Of the Democracy expended in appeasing or purhasns
CochrAnes EOwlers We viii give practical evidence
of belief that Presidents and Cabinets the hopes OF
the aspiring and the threats Of the teacherous are as aust
in the balance when compared with the desire and duty OF
the Democratic party TO Keep its faith unmpaed and us
escuicheOn bright We begin now the cleansing a
orr Iary from the effects Of leprSus association
We submit the people of this State the grave qges
ton whether Their right Of speech ana actlon
are be controlled by apostates or Neutrality-suspicious.
hysicGl force sLsll be the arbiier IN Potca
Of mob. And to the people OF tins CIty"e eaVe % DC
eide whether the rotten Corporation oil lamhlhy 10
keep us in the AFFECT condition OF vass as anu SAVES
have distrust 20 what VIII oe the 20
these questions few words about my sell ana VIII nave
finished. For the hrst time in my lie am the nominee
for sn elective office in the gift OF the people lne noun
nation is one which did seek expect and whcn
would have accepted our party IN is iuu int Sry
and power could rely with certainty upon the election OF
s candidates But in the which we now support
desire the honor of sharing any defeat which may a upon
the true Democracy would rather be one OF tnree nun
dred to perish .oF patriotism in new ihermopyie nan
receive the greatest reward 1i any isoo ~ s, TT
see no dscour sgement in the present or the future
We be true TO ourselves We the National Democracy mast
and shall control this State and the Nation Inc friends OF
The American MON regard its preservation "a the hges
drtv ~ the citizen and whenever and wherever and ey
whatever name they take the field TO discharge thai duty
will he of their number SO viii you and When our tine
Of tiumIh comes VIII have the glorious sasiacnon OF
feeling that victory has been won WITHOUT ASKING vi
receiving aid from any traitor or apOs1ate
While Mr. Brady speaking the platform gave way
with crash and all who were on were 20 'e
ground and hudded together IN perfect coniusioh IN
most Places there we're three OF four layers Oh persons on
top Of each other and the crowd was 50 dense AROUND
the platform that when the outer rann lo e W
the posts against which they were leaning they eu upon
be iro,rate narios Those outside still pressed by the
crowd followed their fellows and went down also lns
increased the difficulty OF rescuing nose ot h SCI
and II was not until Ten minutes elapsed that the per
sons ON the top of the boards of the broken Rol eou
he GOT of so as to get those beneath when s was
effected It discovered that three OF Jour P1si
been seriously injured and good many had received IN
uries of seher nature One man had ms thgh broken
and another his arm There was some desire manifested
reroo the platform but ms des Wa and .aos Of
the Chairman accompanied by the Secretaries ana some on
tbe Vice Presidents as well Mr.. Brady ascendeu tne
steps in front of the City Hail. and the torches hsg oee
reIghted and order in some measure Ies'o'eu M o"''
resumed his address. .. H.
NJ Rnsteed was then introduced 10 the meeting lie
said that the ticket made up by the Syracuse convention
and he aded by George W. Clinton was orlned oy
bic men, and bad presented to the Democracy OIL Tue oe
candidates worthy of their support Mr. Buseed proceed
ed TO compare the candidates as presented on ooh hs
tickets and insisted that for intellect ana worm ine
Shell ticket had the great superiority Indeed ne Moua
NOT be satisfied any longer with the nickname nara
which had been given them by their opponents as ne
would insist their being called me rfnt "a
traced IN rnce John who imbibed some notions tnat SET
his head astray while praccng the V,efor4 taH. IN
DEF il was sed that more than the sneu Oh Jonn W. so
and that his heart was once touched by very hgh per
who re sides the waters but whether ne
csus of her personal charms or because OF me Ou anu
Jewels she possessed and the quantity Of and IN he pos
session he Mr. Busteed) did not know Out u was salu
The Prince once aspred TO become one day Ming put
being disap onted in that he was yet iona OF royay
But with ali this he Mr. Bnsteed would not oeeve .ne
Pine coud ever be made President OF the United states
Snator or even Governor of the Staehard as ne was
irving for some Of these positions MI men
euloezod again the persons named On ne d nar
Mr. Morton of Georgia, then introduced TO the
meeting He stated that in consequence OF hurt ne had
received at the falling Of the platform ne w" not fo" the
South 10 ten the Democracy of New York that the SOuh
looked 10 them for the preservation OF the Union ana tne
Of southern rights 40 pde him me soTb
err Democracy only looked for cooperation in the preser
walton of the entire Union and this party only dd tney
recoonize a. the Democratic party There should DC no
mistake on the subject and he hoped there would not
Mr. Morton then retired and there cries for Cooley
and Walsh but the Chairman announced uat ooh 'nos9
lemen were hurt by the falling Of the platform and
not able to speak and declared the meeting dissolved
Owing to the inability Of some to hear at the stand
meeting OF 200 or persons organized on the steps OF the
Hall of Records AID DOherty presided with Joseph
Cornell and Joseph Sweet for Vice Presidents and John
Elancey for Secretary This meeting was addressed oy
Saml Slower. Of Rensselaer, County.
The whole affair closed with the firing OF an appropriate
niece Of FIRE works in front of the City Hall