The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-15
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THE MASSACHUSETTS ELECTION.
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From Washington.
PUBLIC MEETING TO SUPPORT THE NEW YORK NATION
AL DEM0cRATs-A FREE FIGHT. ETC.. ETC.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or THE NRw HERALD.
WASHINGTON November Ia. 1883
The meeting to night in support of the New York Ma
tiona Dem ocrats motley affair of three four
hundred-cne half wings fourth clerks and other
admin is'raton men, and nearly fourth iniiers
spectators. 1t evident there would be row from
the beginning. Several speeches made and tre
mendeus one against the Van Burens by Mr. Wendell
late the Albany Ayrm Three cheers given each
for General Pierce General Cass the Constitution Secre
tary Guthrie Bronson, Dickinson and others. After
which Mr.. Collector Thomas mounted the stand and
moved three cheers for the Administration which we're
given, ard then moved to adjourn when the Chairman,
Charles S Wallach kicked him OH the stand The Col
ecor then plled down the Chairman and the proceed
ngs were closed in small Tammany shindy
The adjournment carried by shutting of the gas.
Altogether it most ridiculous and aughabe farce.
PETER
MEETING OF NATIONAL DEMOCRATS AT THE CAPITAL,
ETC.
FROM TILE NEWSPAPER AGENT
WASHINGTON, Nov. II, 1853.
The national democrats met to tight at Copps Saloon
late the whig headquarters.
The meeting organized by the appointment of
Charles S Wallach ESD, President and Henry ~ ont
and fourteen others, Vice idents and W. d. Chase
and others, Secretaries
CORNELIUS W. WENDELL, esq, offered seriesof rcsolu-
tons which declare that the and election
General Pierce to the Presidency in consequence OF
his unmistakeabe national anecedents and known op
position to the opinions ard conduc. of those who de-
feated General Cass in 1S4s, by voting in favor of Mr.
Van Buren for the Presidency that the meeting not
regard the Baltimore plaiorm general amnesty to
such parties, and that the attempt by the departments
in Nay york Ia
the immediate attention correction of the Pre-
tident. The resolutions denounce SocretaryIGuthrie's
interference in The State affairs Of New York and congra
tuate the New Workers their signal victory the
free soers derec.tiDg the recent attacks opon the
Hon. Mr.. dickinson &c.
The resolutions having been read, DANIEL S. RADCLIFFE
took the platform and made speech against the resou
tions regarding them making deadly thrust the
administration and charging upon the movers of this
meeting design to sink the administration and bring
the democratic party into disgrace The speech created
great excitement and the speaker evidently carried with
him the sympathies ofa large portion of the meeting
Mr.. WENDELL rose to reply to Mr. amidst much ex-
element and said that he was one of these who had
been instrumental in having the meeting called and
ceeeed at considerable length to advocate the
Has the President he asked carried out the principles Of
the democratic party?
A boisterous response, eYesp, and "Nor' was made
oy gsn'smen % pr sensrhe . former apparently, propone
ment the band in attencance to play but the
music was nearly drowned IN cheers for Dickinson.
After order was res tored Mr. ovEIloN addressed the
assembly, and fad that the great question not oppo
ston to the administration, but simply whether free
soilm should be an element in the democratic party.
After Mr. o. had concluded there calls for the
queston the resolutions when Mr RATcIeFE reminded
e meeting that the resolutions manifcsy designed
attack upon the administration.
Mr. WENDELL denied the assertion upon which the
greatest excitement pervaded the whole assembly and
appeal to blows ameng the loaders of goies and
national democrats for some time expected.
Somebody moved that the subject before the meeting
be indefinitely postponed Another gentleman wished to
offer substitute fer the resolutions before the meeting
Before the question was distinctly put Wm H THoM-
AS deputy collector o. this port sprang upon the plat
question prorosd three cheers for the administration
which beng heartily responded TO, sfr Wallach, the
chairman struck Mr Thomas and knocked him from the
platiorr r-vhereupon general melee ensued, which
asted for several nnute but which resulted in very
serious bruises The meeting thus broken mp, ana
the national democrats then proceeded to serenade
verify Tucker.
The Washington Sar afiirms, = on information that
usfes the positive assertion that Jefferson Davis will
not leave the cabinet for the Senate