New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-29

AN IA .rnort-a hen with ehcken-s Barn opTner o.
Isse usugherl A great many men nave tln ne MAJ
Mr. Oconor mrst rsign WEI ~ T ~ rs,,si
We1 fey are belat days az Mr. Brcasoa recey a
isdsni;' 81 ls, SATURDAY am not prepared 70 say ne
Nh reign bat / think you have heard Uncle
~ ,ay something about certain dog &c. loud
i,ngb,er ard cheers They DO say also, that he
aesh.s ibe President to tarn him cut IN order that
srt oigment Of Mr.. o Conor 10 q highly lucrative
sTee That may be the true Adamanine feeling bnt not
~ Iri,l feeling lCheers think he wiz be gra,ihed
~ re President finding modification to have taken place
win think necessary and turn him on have
esdy said that lawyer not the best politicians in the
world for the trouble s this that retainer sometimes
esuts In the vsy aud s extremely dcult 20 resist the
tnps ton Some gentlemen TO think that b. con.
esirg The Southern interests they could get elected here
would never sscrfce themselves for the S0u'h After re
making upon The suljec Of Slavery-which Nr Bankm11
said hoped had been rut 10 rerennded the n6y
that I'VE cannot turn fare % the South without turn
ling cur back 20 the North" public servant Ike
private one, must have good character from MS Isst
place and there IL reason why any man sho4d mac
any eort 10 uppo the South at the erense Of the Norm
In this country we have no North, Souh T. ~ Or
but a. the President says "One common M
zone Constitution Loud cheer. "I' bsr ~" "a ys
your attention 20 he prospect before Us nave sau
eabno: be beaieD in this contest. How GOES ffahkIn
Pierce stand this day How does he stand at tennessee
NJ This moiDen supports Franklin Pierce, and not only
does that but bis minority s increased Pennsylyan!a
af paye ip 1882 70 600 majority gives 10000 Ohio,
ma yourc giant sete that gave 5000 20 10000 gives
10000. Afer some reference 10 the services OF Mr..
Annfrorg Of TIE Washington Uaioa, in the late war
Mr. Ven Buren briefly alluded 70 the meeting as he would
call Il in the army Of General Pierce as one without
trivateoDe of which oil cOmmander5 Let Pierce
come 10 dc front ranks Of the army and say with JACKSON
IL you wish TO take this fort yOu must pass over my dad
"body"-fnd Clinton Cooley let hoe genus onnne wil
then follow the lead Of brother Bronson, shouting to the
exile Cutting. Let Us return" lGreet laughter and
Mr. 0gden II Yates County then introduced to the
meeting He soid Al his late hour vii not impose on
Won cb rescrng for another occasion the peanre
ofseyirg few things 20 the Democracy Of New York in
old Temmany Hall. lChecrs.l his evening you have
heard enough Of good things aud il you only carry hen
OFT you will do better than listen to me- In 1873 was
not with my friend John Van Buren,, thinking be was
wrong and WAS right was, however a supporter then
Of Csss who at that period the only leader OF the
ronpany that stood by the Administrations aal who an
nounccd and proclaimed Franklin Pierce an honest man
phees For the present have only TO say that the hon
hearted Democracy Of this City by their action IN the oTth
coming election wssend thrill throughout the hearts OF
ell its true o nds Ap larse Brady says II does not
require facts TO become Legislators but in tbs great city
twbtb look up O great care 10 stages
and crowded horoughares and thus the papatng heart
of the State il participated in by those distant When 1t
spests, we listen. lCheersJ The "untcrhhied Demo.
"eracy" tired was reading, in one If your
papers the Democratic party met somewhere up Broad
way believe at the stuyvesant Institute Something's
there uttered appeared rather singular to One speak
tr remarked Of VIM. l.. Marcy was an migrate felt
somewhat indignant that such an expression should be
rttor'd in the Empire state. VIM. l.. Marcy an migrate
was lie migrate when, boy he sbOudered his mus
hot 10 chit the battles of his cOuurywhen he filed the
Controller chair Of the Sise-when he was elected by
the poole of this State tie GOvernorand when he inter
posed in the credit Of the State against ruin lCheers)
and when, = Secretary Of War he conducted that war
through oil lie difficulties Was he an migrate when
b. demanded The release Of Kotza from Austrian oppre5
sioni Continued CheersJ No! repe the aspersiIn,
ard huIl back 70 those who perIerated the canmny
Let stand BY VIM l.. Marcy and that administration
Of which he stands prominent member
Loud calls heard for Rynders, but Mr. Albert I
EdgtrtoD Of Delaware County came forward. lie com
meDc6d by claiming that the atcDess Of the hour aud the
eloquent romaks 81 bis predecessors opposed to his
making speech; But he did want to show them that
humble individual Of whom The AH0Hy Argns has made
so many unsuccessful inquiries since the Syracuse
Communion. lie knew moro Of that paper than he
wanted to, end he thought If many of the public men
Of the demo cratic party knew less Of it, they would
be more Trustworthy in the estimation of the pe)-
pie. Ii not often that he left the oak and hem
lock shades of Delaware but he read epapes. Ii
pufctly plain TO him that George Law wanted little
moo lOrus to keep lis steam lips in trim Thuhow Weed
Ned CIoswel who had been playing into each others
htnds ,iuCo the times Of the Canal Bank would be
fo,mos in ldpng him to IL He saw plainly that they
aiming To break up the boiling party, aud elect the
Wig ticket Their niuenCchad been a. work for long
mt IL ,foCs were f. be in the Syracuse Alba
ny, and New York bolors But, although he admitted Tire
Wigs wee IOi without prospect Of success, he dill not
oleye they would take advantage 0 the opportunity.
Hey all ready TO desert he camp they already
too far Of 10 lie rallied for The oone.t they had made
up her minds to desert the doiunt Wing Party and ally
ms I've with some party more ikeyt 10 succeed AndH
The great Democratic Party of this State would only be
tue 10 the National Standard they could not fail 10 have
glorious triumph. had been asserted that the interior
al the State anti Administration, but he could
fhtm the majority in its support would he greater
ard Overwhelming than ever before, since he IA
Gus times Of a. After few iaceous AM not very
complimentary remarks. at the expense of OK Collector
BaIson be concluded amid neWed demands for Rynier.
Cap RyndoTs said as he had not there with cut-
ard dried spe,cha politicians who made speeches did
that sort OF thing, and claimed the indulgence of their
for coming unpgepsrod while the speeches
on palCr md slowed away in their pockets would tell
Il en- story OF aratLergecn politician away down Mary
land lie ihen related an anecdOie of furious patriot
WHO having been elected delegate 10 the State CDlyen
ton spent two three weeks in getting his speech ready.
ard then posted of TO Baltimore. Mt being very well
acquainted with the place and seeing the door OF bnd
inc oIon and big crowd inside he entered surprising it
g. he Che convention. Twas Methodist revival AMI the
elders eXhortng and the people praying real strong
by ard by they cooled down little and he jumped spDn
steat, and hat in hand reared ont
yellow citizens, great crisis is at hand
When he was Stopped by elder, WHO told him Of his
mistake.
81 don't care a darn said he; Il have got 20 mako
nk fpoCcb, and Ills is good place anywhere.
That ANT my petition resumed Capt Rynder but there
friend OF mine who keeps late hours and always has
apocbetiul Of speeches who would No doub; DO wiling
To tddross You mean Nicholas Soagrst Esq. the SAGE
OF Bloc and Master Arms Of the Board Of Al
dermtn.
Loud calls for Sosgris" Seagrist but the gentle
man had voted himself adjourned and upon motion, the
Chairman dismissC d the meeting
TWENTY SECOND WARD SOFT SHELL
MEETING.
meeting was held last evening in Forty fourth ST. be
TWEEN Eglh and Ninth avs for the purpose Of ratyng
The nominations for the Ward II was organized b. the
srpoinmt nj Of Mr. Jacob ColVin as Chairman, after
which Committee appointed to dram set of ieso-
Mutn CNIrts.tNe Of the scIrer Of tho neptiu-