The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-16

smorg u. (apIlsuss Ard trust ta's ussn'u lsv
Stss. trust .tii stand trus the orr o,Oss
OF cur party std will ssaod ~ The edmntt auru "A
goS q ess 81 ensus1 But |; any oos d .sso fsoa
| the som,net,a'toD. becau,s such man ~ william L
Marcy in the cabinet al have to is that $40 u
men y'ur rouipse n, ough seestog of m,oe-l
| Ieque,red the vote Of man. although l say
fs it lard to bsys 60 d. :. ID auopg 50 many rrsods
ss l see srOu ue You have mad" me sour candidate
bv yenr free will for shicb exoesson Of your a.
here .st d,~n amid recesed eu.ar. which shook tia
very hui'dpg to its fouodstkn. whi's Me- Grover w~s
speaking rbe booming Of hes in cha market
square thirty enc fred honor Of the
ii
When Nv Grover had ended the Chair announced that
tb+ C, pmttee Re-ou ions ready TO REQ It ras
Chaiiu AN OF that Comm,tt~e Mr. rnapco w ,od thsn
r.so the e.outons "hion We published yesterday under
the t-Iegr aUbic bead
Each ou'op received with great de-
approval The grea eDthusiasm prevailed in every
cert Of he house and Tho resolutions were excepted
Bep Preston King, Of St Lawrence said he disseuted
from that portion which r-laed TO the Fugitive Slave
law 10 other respects he whsd 70 bs understood %
approving be re- ol,noos
ros ,esou Ions ~ero Then adopted u,nimously.
Then brose |fnd calls fr various speakcrs-yor
.Cocbrsps -" v-n Buren, .C,cnraue Grant
ss'Dps'." ivan Bureo," and Other principal softs.
JoHs VAN buren, then upon the stand. aud
sIose fonoss-I should like to say few words to
you but am really unadvisad to what shoald say.
I personal
safety for told desperate chsracors around
Great Laughter DO not renem Der 10 the whole
Of my life to been shocked than when
arst lear cd my FRIEND Mr. sktnner VINO pes .es for
very Itsc sbie man his native cOuusy CO here
sttkins r. be the President Of shis Coavsn'i,n and
backed up by crowd OF bue. and 6shsiax meo, ID
~ub pct aud bowe knives have oeea trying {, IS
csrt.,p If re brought these guns WITH him. Great
iaueh'sr ! bave heard tina. dur. thus Gsavs,si m
teeb rope. ! kLes there we're several VINO ne hsra
with to grind but thsy fouod they had ought
thtB 10 the wrong place (L~u9h'or have bseu to
msuv conventions. aud ss matter OF course my ssat
is slonys contested. Renewed lsogn'er) have al.
ter ded five copveDfiobs in of which Ia 70 n-su
TUNED out and in others been received Ia this Con
venon hosever, my o,mpsatoe had not the courage
to.cn the music ard tnersfoe hsd an 'por.niy to
egaroed great body Of 6ghers and sonls cur
friends Rave ieaIed TO trust their lives amo,g WHAT
The CT. Of the tho Con runtion met
ard uDspiuou. upon all tous thu
"a adjourn The question OF sacn pusot rhsp seosested
tho Ctbv.btion t..ur htsr Fin.y a. ssurnueot .as
carried When the Convsn'oo ssssm lied Mr. Ira
Barr the chairman. absent, and ths Convaotion
va,'ed for h Not beng abls to procssa oustas
with out . esidrg officer. We sent The peaos-
able man, Bar o., the lighting man. Mr. Naboeit Of
pntcbes. (sr.At laugh s- VII, carried from lighting
ftisr Mr. SHINE Of Wyoming irene ~ed IAusuts) the
teaceable Mr. Barbos back be aud his
frieI DIS frightened and feared to Con-
nble would have believed il ~as Other .ise
have Mr. Barnes since then and he ap oe4rs pe.
fectly we'll mt BIN in the street and ehoot ,nis
With him, and saw nothog ~as tue m tter excspt he
hsd b oodshot eye which he assured did oone
rom fright (Grs.r laughter and nppause) Tots whole
thing th,ou,h Il is scheme ing the whig
pr,y INFO POSER; and hos vain b. such az off RI
We bave aey The Presidential contest witnessed the
total dees, Of This party e,csDs tn the state. OF Keo
tucky. Tennessee North CAroloa az Vermont. Since
then al Of these Saes have wheeled into the dem crac
raDAs escepupg Vermont ard tie late reports hst
to the UDisa Sra senate at tho ele,ton W cat
sppsne) What hope OF success 'hen 10 ihee Tor the
Wigs TINS Sae II they cauuot even carry Vermont
And. cover, tho wings themselves cannot sgrcs.
Whso their CONVENTION assemblies they win DO found in
GDifsy more divided than ever hava besu and
k,se ms jor,ty Of ths people Of this State don't
ts. this tclot will be surprised than hsvs ever
been 1T the result Of any election. (Enthusia.m)
have not the least doubt Of It's success: 'plsu.e)
platform we have laid down. have not had hGle 70
rad ca,efuly there rssolu' ms, and cannot say
for thrm do not say that do not agree
70 all they contain. Ny mpre sion 10 that aster
hIDh mot prc badly shoud Gpo them : re- All nance
Of The Baltimore platform; and have always ayo~ed,
up every occrior ard opportunity afforded ma that
stand ulv ano hro'y upoo that platform (Asplauss)
think the slavery question is settled and, whether
wi.cly nsseIy It ,ettied and ht to be asi
which ssys that fugitive slaves escspirg Into : free
State stan se rsturDed and like every ohsr proHson
that this must be faithfully hved up TO-
(Fsnt applause Aud believe this "a exsc " what
Gen. Pierce intends TO do behave this spposton to
HIN grows ont Of the belief that he is an honsss man
thieves must put him ,vn d,e (3eat Applause
ticket have e!ec red REV mco, partlkog OF tho
spirit ef the age iuy in keeping with the re.oiatioas
20 neoesssr, 10 cur cause, the quality to win (L'ng
cor n, Ted sp lsufe
cries OF sCcchrane ,.CochraneU
Mir. JONI CucHRaNT Of New York then addressed the
Ccnvtnten-M Nj Pre- ident aod senteuen Hos coald it
be that We should arrive at other Gea than this
after no glorious manner In w1ioh yesterday
bsiseo We have carried oat tho wishes of our
sItpents. Who tent bere With credentials. to act
openly before tie world. and not 10 clay game o. hide
ard tek around the Of THE nocsrn syracuse
(Applause) Since have bsen hero We have foaud
puzzle the Arsbensdes Of ancient Syracuse. The
toDIding report That the short BOYS" OF Nsz York
uIon csled out tho mayor OF tho city
with the p, oclsn alton THAT thee Is NO danger,
and that the peace Of our city ahan be main.
toiptdn Even the I" salt boys" OF S.lina ca led
bs These democratic boilers adjourned the
Globe Ho there cut tce,r pise1n wings and to obsy
their eApc'ns matters They took their AXIS along NTH
them 10 bc ground to order foe the sdsan sge Of the
beaIers. (Appsusa ard laugh,er) VIVA, il there had
been reunion desiIed between the salt boys of So
liz and Tho short boys of New York You would have
four them sli upon the democratic platform Ia
the zane bubhtpg POLITICAL csudrou Ut SsDa and the
would hnvs found tina. even salt wouldn't them.
Cheering And WHEN we caught these boitsrs cusns
their pigeon VII 20 10 the Gl bs Hotel they ely out like
have caught u.-bot We are honest s.ul > You nave
heard the opinion Of my COED friend Martin Grover
his track that it Is tho strongest nsvs mi.
mated for years, excepting Grover No. Bat altogether
II II arm ~ ID k6eDg. (Apoiausc We have Lid down
platform and bore stand to day. the same
platform ttocd ucou at Baltimore ADD just whore
stood when tbs oupcsnent was made that BY usby
ep~st-Erapklp Pierce elected President VI the
Urind sta %. fAoplauss) Gentlemen, | win detAin
you longer. We have ceuse to contend foe. 1t 10
FOR to orth TO constituents aud declare not
only BY vo,as, but BY that this ticket will
be carried by bo united support OF the peooe Of the
STATE OF Now York cloud aud prolonged Applause
Here there vere more cas for : 5sinnor, NAB.
b4tt,D - King" "sklnpor,n Grant" &c.
Hon. PRzsroy KING OF st Lawrence: thsn ssid-r
have OILY say, in to your call that an no
orator, ~ mspy who are with US noS can only
s.y Will give the ,ckst my poor, bat hearty support
cloud sppaue
The cal for various speakers thon resumed when
Mr. CHAsPIIS # Ase hany, and spoke a. so Va:
CT Of this nvsption-I do dessio
yous By any long extended ronsTis. Geateulsn /
here 20 10 the psst with any vc1 OF STIR
up kind feelings, and pledge TO you the united
snppoi. Il the party in my UNITY for thi. hcset
(Appauas) belevs that the democracy OF New York
Who entered rto tho OF the democratic party for
The gttd Of the country viii stand OF Il The plat
h.eb has BEEN uuarim0ualy sdooted IL another
III of Il OF Oar