The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-24

beg leave with permission to give NJ
now well se.s.insa that the nomination Of General
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.spt the election Of Mr. Brekenrdge as Speaker Of tbs
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stro' ouch TO have his these will come
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now In o. thther ready to act With
Gen. Pierce casting around for the member. Of
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e his New nsmP hire organ hut Was nevertheless
Marcy Mr. Dickinson the choice with lew sDtions
Pierce and Mr.. Marcy the choice Of William Learned
Marcy Mr. ickin.on never stood the SLIGHTEST ehanes:
called
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was not deemed prudent % offend and General Psrs:
hour decided 20 appoint Mr. Marcy In the mean.
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my life and regard With sau. iaSiasssnS: 70
In my opinion the national democracy have nothing -
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creature the s' ii. CON s ~.
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think possible The President well satisfied VITA
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GENERAL COMMITTEE, TAMxArY HALIl
srRThe President and Cabinet at Washington fseimuoA
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will very active and firm in their Efforts to sustain s
Pnrsmant 10 thsse anna verv no,;t;o ...l>
worIed into our Convention when finding hsg
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to orders passed Ts:oaon in favor Of the .dnaiss
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tickle s.s sss's them ss ss hs
clear majority Of more than thousand It's soft
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In esnessOn sen:lsmsn, beg You remember shs.
take tho most decided ground in opposition
Very faithfully and truly your essdsns ;ssvsns
The PRESIDENT introduced Commodore Stockton to the
meeting, by whom he greeted with three ehssrs,
twice repeated. Hs spoke - follows
National democrats, thank you-young men Of ~
National Democratic Club thank you-frisnds of IL
Union all thank you sincerely for this open hearted
warm greeting. (Applause.) am Union man and
CT irish for the Union that love which should bs the oh
object OF the veneraton Of American statesmen. ZAP
plsuse) am democrat In favor of sin ple econou.
cal and opposed to the interference Of the
with the domestic concerns Of any q
the States. (Appause.) am States right man, OPP
posed to publication either legal rghtful reme
dy but willing 70 yield to all that they have right
ton (Applause) With these antecedents and present
views here to right to do your bdding-to JOIN
,,laNnA oxvftk
events which have occurred in New York. (Applautsl
nothing In them blu. sau.e Of congratulatioa
representatives. at Syracuse don't (APplsuss Other.
may doubt the policy Of that coursei don't (Rsne~ed
applause) On the contrary, In judgment judi
cious wise laudable and patriotic. It is BY an
srent of policy they might have saved the STATE
gained for you portions Of the spos'of Office but thsy
would have Injured the Of public aud wrong
ed their country (Applause.) They did right. ZAP
pi.uss) And they did right u coming out from amoas
the conspratorshey did we'll to come from among thes
mnistrations def the altar Of democratic hbe ".
(Great applause Other men may say what they chooce
aboonsts and free soles Why good faith by robbers
and pirates exacted from each other and can democr
tremies NAV become reconcilsd the most hossis
elements tie, but good and evil amalgamats
(Applauss) Principles never can be 'mpromsed-trss
son yaly to the Union and constitution form
no treaty There is infection in their approximation pou
on in their touch there perditon in their embrace
(Applause) Let men prate until they hoarse about
unworthy efforts and unnecessary AlArms-bs 1t duty
TO remember that eternal vigilance the price OF liberty
Whether it Is especially snss upon Us = this an
ections Of few years past testify But before stir mp
these "reminiscences desire TO say word two about
sve however, that my views may not accord with ths
views Of some in this Assembly come here, howsvss,
with " sps this time devoted to the service Of country
iApplause) cannot feel satisfied, therefore, in our