The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-27

Thirtssn majority Il whsm-eevso tllustrors saohs.s
may ssalp the dsmccsatic party At pleasure AID,
shout Wild song Of triumph the vioum seven
men, rot Tin buckrAm but With ths insignia OF tae
anti renters and perhaps sh the same snsuut Q. 10
Commifiee choron by the democracy OF the city ana
county Or New York And Is under this power tina:
against the organization Of which Tho mas j. Barr is
chairman. will not initiate the example OF our traitor
foes by calling names, but ask you If these amounted
rachsms and Their followers, meeting, schmsing. stab
ing holding thsir savage orgies in the Clark sre not
Indians in feel ng habit and action and.rstsnd that
and a dent Of Brooklyn. wtc supported the mongeei
Buffalo ticket in 1913 welded the power Of ejecng our
committee By his omni2otent vote. Tbs lammany
Society is acorporaton-Tammany Hall is its private
property which is leases to individuals What becomes
of lie moneys OF me corporation l know not. Bat
would Ike 20 be informed when whore, aad hog, that
corporation obtained the power to decide who composed
the democratic party and at what times places the
exert their power. l have examined the lease under
which the BUILDING is now held BY my friend Howard
shsn the Constitution tbs TasS s.ssss +
amongst other things that the lessees shall not
let the hall or any part Ct it, Tor any political
cples do not appear" to the iessess tbs society
to "bs in accotdanoe with the general political
Committee Of which fsueh il tbs language of the in
srums. Elijah o., fq,dy is At P,scsas eh .h. s
there was no tsnt Il sbcion or ss coil 10 the demo
cratic party and it is plain enough that tested by the
above given, only those who with us are
further declares OF "a doubt arising in the
mind" of lessor or lessees Sin the mind OF the Grand
wishing to meet in he hall steps shah be taken By which
he' Father Of the Counc sha call that solemn concl.ve
together, that they may decide whether the meeting
sha b held not and their decision shall be conclusive
Such the stpulatons between the TAmmany Corpor
alton and its lessees and not to interfere with
then. But when how did the people become party
to that cOntIaCtf When did promise that Demo-
cratic meeting should be held be worthy the confidence
of the people, unless It was convened in Ia nmany Has
dslusion has existed this subject which should bs dts
PEELED And would ask the PEOPLE Of this ,unty whether
they admi. that they the asvss OF cor poration
highest rights OF frsomens De Msuprat says to Richie
leu.
"For justice. sire
All place a temple and al seasons summer"
What shall restrict the principle of democracy Il
copssses the whole earth-its Light DOES not alternate
with other do and in their respective
tines despite o. bolts bsrs walls spiss osspots and
msments 1t shines upon the soul Of the poor captive in
the deep aud dismal dungeon from which the ty
rant has excluded every ray OF heavens blessed
light 1t anmates, fruclfes and eunobes humanity,
sending its beams toward that period sure to come when
under its divine influence ali shsckles and gives shall
fan from our race and ali nations snd exult in
the fearless ara full enjoyment of civil and religious fee
dom. Ia the Tammany Society Joshua to arrest that
holy hgh Can this corporation, greater than Canute,
the sxches the scrSss fence round their wigwsm
NOW & & Issue suT's Nv WIZ nT n;
masters viii meet when and where they please and in
S t ~. nitstcn - ttha io,ds. ,h~ndar tonss A. ON III
uotsn ascrsa sensod ,Ss Of ths'r
win Woo to the audscous few Who essay to interrupt
in Tammany the other hight BY gracious permission Of
the sovereign Sachems. pow WOW held. aud Ger
hut there vere some who had the merit of Fal,taf,s
Soldiers Thew were mortal and would i nit as well
ali .beir tedoumess on the imp.teat multitude la the
Of orators thew had REQUIRE to literary enter
tanmspt: bn. what thew Omitted was better hsa What
if The letters Of Nessrs Bronson and OC,nor had been
exhibited but the Secretary like a gentleman Of the
sane faction In e mora mentioned nrasent
~ had no time 70 read than. Thanks 10 the nress
sich b. s;nrs for sncb .at;ons and even to
liz ave Tbs Collector strkss nth ronderoua 70
az bora.t IA s4rnn;no No. AZ rrascharv hu v,sm I'd
mpolent state policy the District ATTORNEY puts in some
terrific blows in the came fashion L wonder how
the Governor and what Mr. O'Couor han ,ilv calls
the .unmpressiye exception have fslt Since these
onslapohts xsye mads n annAars fhst M hare
~ r@ntnc n tbs Exac,ira has attended, bevopd
the srrvevor q, A postmss,sr. Arcade, amin ), Tha
artet edens "A All tbs incIdspts Of rhas meeting are
mcat and in conidsyipp ,hem must bTieaz
esu st,sn{an n ttIa NJ or STATE biso,v s;ncs
is47 II Il ou,e i'm nortant to know Who od what are
the men r.ess,.S into ths s,ahrscss ~ saint
Ard Who mcaettls seek to ost,a,s ma from the
cratic party suppose it is admitted that tnee leader
is the gentleman sonstimes called 1.-THE Prince and
whose reeem e one prince win appear
You ali know John Van Buren, by reputation sod have
per haps seen and heard him He is well worth looking
Al AID being listened to- but very dangerous person to
follow or to initiate Ris first great political prominence
began when like Hamlet he entered upon the duty Of
aver ring the Sacrifices his father There were some
indcstops as Ia The case of the Dlah prince that be
would seek diYeful retribution for the wrong bis
parent suffered brt the purpose reemed as with
his predsoeesor. 10 rsne by degrees At lat
It died out when urion and harmony offered
q chance to him and his folio wers 10 coaesce With the
very conspicuous at Syracuse in lS4 as he was aso 10
pretnt month He can DO notorious and efectiv. in
Leading faction but he will never govern or guide
party He is emineatly destructive but not ,nstruc
i've Hs can demolish but not build Hs will gain
most fame in . minority. and will afford him the OPP
portunty for that acquisition. He nbes in taste
the Roman Emperor Commodus. who preferred the til
umphs and title OF the gladiator to the imperial dig
nifty and power even Of the Caesar As captain OF Pre
torsn Guard ~ troop Of free lances ne occasion
ally gain some small reward for himself and folio vers
but it viii require ar eyt-ssss:y io1 a.11 a.ost
fortunate concurrence of circumstances to make him
the chcice o. the people Of this State for any re
sponsbls trust. Hs went TO Syracuse and his De.
cul;sriti4s developed themselves. He seems