The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-24


Convention IrejCc- because 1t hss purved our party
sr cleared off all lie ed ensmis that tnevs re- slne
,ut two divi cns-the erriisd scd the untsr1ae Do
nocrscy (Cheers) Felow citirsos 1 WAS at that
convention and know the p'ocsedpys which place
there; know that men who voted Tor fhs democratic
SsIiy went there with predstsrmnation not to vote
With us, they determined 10 60 against Franklin
Pierce anc Holao Seq nour, for they knew that tins
,css Of beth were set sgsnss pecuston ard plumber
and that they nesr TO guard safely the public treasury
(Applaas) They had do ermined 70 form . bsisnce.of
power party. where they could throx tns power
they could reach the public treasury Our fsilov-
cizep sDd fellow dem cIRt who has SO eloqu0uty sd.
JON whsn the conversion vas about to organize
decaiec that he and hts friends willing TO 70 upon
the platform and msks fair ticket but It produced no
uccn the sdsrs who had determined 20 from the
eemocratic party. slth ,ugh 1t was received with un
bounded sppause by the peo 10 They said they wore
overa~td by bues from New York, whom there not
n an in the who did not state it false
This Is most fortunate for tho democratic
party We are all united upon platform and set of
IriIe lss and viii act with united forcs,. Tas de-
show 70 the ~orid that New York win remain Arm lAo
riause appesl to you to look over ths country sui
zee south Css.lss Tennessee Ksntueky and evan Yer
tbs election Of Fra okn Pisrce ray vii, victory which
hss Ierched 70 often oa our banners before viii victory
Low go over to the enemy say have such ticket
ss for heh character Integrity and capacity never
presented 70 the democrats Of New York (Appaauss)
their candidAts for cou ptrollsr whom they cali demo
crat sided on every party question With the wings.
ask il be Is entitled 10 Is cIAssed With the part he
capacity ssh chasscer end integrity 10 Robert Kelley
and viii bsng up euch Q msjorty ~ viii show our
1 n. S s
IN tha city of New York Let every democrat whsa he
gees 10 ire polls, remember that he Is fighting for the
principles under which We have grown to what II
Ia under democratic rule that all acquisitions
If trlory have been n ade It undsr 1t that Flo
Iies, Lori.sna Texas, and California we're acquired
that the American eagle is perchsd upon the Roc4y
Nc uptsins ding her prot ipg wings fro 0oeao
to ocean, hitdiDg the oppressed Of all lands to CO ne
VI der her protecting wings snd enjoy psacs and liberty
(Applause)
The President at ths conclusion of General
Thomas rtn arks, and introduced Mr.. Mabbst who hs
aa!d, IL was evident from lis appearance not sht
irg map, snd whose religious pt cples being those Of
the Quaker, were also Of . peaceful character.
Ar nADBs1T Hho is man past the prime Of lifo and
whoss l.ess rsinjy wsta Hot inaVstvs o, bslgersns
vii give you little history Of our % dosss 81 syra.
cuss am to sbe back, bare old Jackson demo.
crat, / bsve never ssrved In any oshar pstty.
said respecting your New York delegation and tok
On independent .sLd upon it. The evening before thsy
h Ned c1Osv. and dI q, RSe
grew out Of that. protested sgainst the delegates
whose seats ere contested that they phou not vote
Dutchess county tho rrt IN the State to vote for
union and Il win be the last shrink from ths sup
port Of the cause.
After this brief explanation Mr.. Mabbett resumed his
seat
Col SAMUKL j. TnDEN the next speaker. BE sad -
expected to be listner here instead of speaker.
But iraanuch some of tho speakers ave absent who
we're appointed to address you, cannot refuse the
such collection In rsnmsny Hall, except. perhaps
upon the eve Of the Pfekdenisl election Tho working
nan. the bone srd stnsw Of this party, are here to
night these WHO fought the battles of the dem
sgatpst TIA bank here to night; those who fought
for the principles of jackson here to night shall
not detan ou BY recital Of the ckuies Of the dvsion
Va nyAN ma nnvo nj sAnT
the ncts fully before you. 1t only scheme the
part e few to throw the State into the hands of ahs
the question Of adjournment When word was ssnt to
the adam sntDes BY Mr. AAbbett whom you have
yeDsssn vsfirg for him to prssi6e thsn What
scid CID 1is man seLd beck oy Our psacefui triends
WY he said he vss afraid to cone He va, sfsaid to
tiuft his lie With Quaker friend Well the sdsmAn
;ir nfed tcAst the State and shom do they
pnt at headS VIII, James Cooley who opsaly lsst
~in'er, in Abary. denounced the admDi,tratic Of
FfapkIin Pierce. Need say prove he not wcr
thy Ct democratic support and that the whols thing is
OILY fctms to defeat the true dsnocrac,2 whs ha,
anslD Pieroe done that be shoud be dsDouncd put
tie quettp What has he dcre 70 rfe. the confidence
Ct the eemoc'atic partya He has done nothing
10 tfos wbt they ~anted II Ia because they do
rot er Joy monopoly office mako the snteme at and
ss % S nc that M s Gus q ss
thoud the democratic ary be broken up because of ths
tfibnton Of tce9 Can it be divided for that
President Pierce must allow them put thei hanes
the public to the elbow Unless he
to these thieves his rhs he could have truce with
Them you permit the Canal Board to go into the
bancs of the Wigs am convinced that tina millions
will fa to compets the canal ard tina. tax of half
million year will be saddled upon tie people (asre
tie people began 10 thow i'm mpa sncs for thia prosy
speech and slepced him with their spplsu,s, stamping
and oher noises, and calls for "Kynisrs." Ryndsrs
aId Van Beu en')
Judge MAYNARD WAS next introduced and addressed
the meeting substantially as follo.s -
am not about to inlct speech upon you. am only
bore to fill up cuum until fome eminent speak.
can There will be only two great parties
IN this country but In the Of the
There will be divisions that tine state In which the
6erocratc pa;ty OF this STATE finds Itself nov. This
srsons claims that Il Is the democracy of the country
Who ccmposes tbe sdfonistrAtion OF tits couutry ?
,Dhlin Pierce is At its head ard he sad silas Virgin.
and William Il King the con dental Advisers Of
Cereal jackson They supported him against ali the
tracks the federal pary-that party which said that
his government was ruiping the country. Here the
speaker eulcgized the acts Of President Pierce and
Horato Seymour.
voIcE-Mr. Van Buren,
give ycu my word viii leave the stand soon he
begins to climb the platform daughter lis the
country chat it is and but them we never would
hsvs bad tuch extensive acquisitions Of territory. He
g;<se o. tie benefits which accrued from this nsoa
al aid that, the whigs allowed thsr ~ay, the
p,tgs Of the country would be greatly retarded The
acqcisition Of Cslf0rr Ia he alluded to especially
ss . prctf of this And shall got, said he, more
rpesler nex. refsritd to the other section Of tho
party, rhieh, he sa.d, was composed principally
tf clc wings ard Who returning to their old
principles lie dog to his vomit This however,
lot tie first Of divsion In the party for Ed win
CIoswen and Daniel s. Dickinson opposed to silas
Wright ard did all in their po to defeat his election
the sscord time This little boltipg squad did leave
the patty or account Of the comprcmie MEASURES. al
though they tiled TO make that In the public
mind
Here The spesker resumed his seat amid repeated
Ilause and the ssaLd vas t.heu BY W. CosE member
of The Youre Mems Democratic Union Club, who spoke
ct length the refuge which this country
presented to those who fly from oppression In the Old
World. Ho concluded by saying that tbsro
member OF his family, far back he could trace who
was Q whis.
No more speakers Offering, the Chairman asked what
was the further viii Of the meeting dozen voices
called for az ourrm and 1t seemed to be about
the most uddious thing, tho motion for Adjournment
Was carried and the meeting separated
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