The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-27

ioral PLATFORM friendly to the osral enlargement and
completion policy OF the democratic party and every act
Of whose lives has been in accordance with their ayo ssd
IS That the triumphant virdication of the Hon.
John Mather from charges the Offspring of pereona
Of sotsaos snd n Rsssan hostility aSrds just eau,s
oauTe exposes the hoo ansss Of he profs sions Of ssr
public exper oure, BY the nsga'ors and instruments
10 its xaDicn attempt to PROSTATE and degrade demo
cratic S'a'e Office.
IA THAI ,egrst tha the democracy the city are
pryenleo b the rasey hnd uaurpation Of the sachsms
o. ismmsny socioty; isotn holding this meeting ana
eiyrg expression to the sentiment, ia their scspfomed
RAN wterte we hsye promulgated tho sentiments of the
national oenocrscy which have made Tsnmany Hsi
sheceu srd beloved throughout the aion The ds
OF this city Ia te past waged successful war agans,
corLtra.on which sought coptrol BY ooey the poll
i"rwaio commences paign agaiDt suothsr corpora
ton. known a. the TAmmany Soce.y-a secret self.
eecea a. irresponsible bodS of men, who dared TO
utu1p the ,sht OF determining who aud 5ho
democrats ard who shall and who shall no. meet In
+ pms'y Ha, BavLg admitted few additions TO
tbe numtsiuce 1Sis they have retained the hsIsds of
their old ss-tr-Martin Van BuIer---and ooncsalng
the, fer So through many Seasons Of news they sslect
bonngn in which hey could safely undertake the
psren before attempted, of controlling the
gsri,1Son Sf he sa@scstc party Sell deuasd as
they so yet iatre oeudsd In the expectation that
thsemccscy Of 1hs city will subit to their userpson
pnctr 1ter 6ieta1ton, fhe accidental ownership OF
ma sqnity Ct redemption Of small part the ground
upon which fammaiy Hall stands may continue to
Die the to prevent the democracy fiom meeting
within the Hail. but we can In the open air in this
Park and ele@hec uptl the sashsms sha bend before
the forcs OF democratic opinion. Though reared BY
thai hands the faithful in ali countries shuu build
irg yh'ch is p,ofsnsd by the esd OF the innde The
people retpect the faith Ilinc les end men," They
have 40 rtsIect for g. brick and moriar.n
Tie refclution referring to the State government va.
received with Tremendous sppauss snd every dsmonsra
iioa OF delight. The Of the candidates upon the
ticket seversy chsered and that of James Brady
was particularly horored The name of John c. Mather
was similarly received aud the resolutions were adopted
AMID the cheers of the people, the music OF Hall Co
lumba" by the bard aid the pealing of artillery.
EDaikress nor descerded, spwrappng the scene like
mantle. or, Ssncho Panzs would ray, covered up
like cloak The ~d nouentarily Increased torches
lighted ard ths business Of evening commenced
In good earnest Rockets were sent up occasionally,
lighting the faces of the crowd ard giving very animated
picture.
At this time should Judge that al least eight thou
raid people in the Park and it received large accea
iors curing the evening" the hare material of the de-
moc'atic party s made generally Of whore daily
tell is not ended before half past eight O'Clock
The following letters were received by the officers Of
the meeting-the annexed from Judge Bronson Collector
Of the post =
LETTER FROM HON. GREENE c. BRONSON.
New YORK, Sept 26, 1858
GIsTIEAEN-Whiiit must decline your invitation to
address the democ,xc meeting to be held in the Park
this esening Icarnot forbear TO say that you
gagged in good Cause and my heart Is with you You
contendiIg fer the principles which restored the
dtDocfat'c patty to power and placed Frankd Pierce
stanos publicly pledged, and which he viii assuredly
maintain Hs may so ettmss mistake the means, bat
he win never Lore sight Of the end They prnci
pies by which ths republican panty and the union OF tho
States ust either araAd tall The rank Tie he
party have always been right the nstonal queaions
at issae, and though Of them bxye for line fol
owsa odd iesders paths cannot be douotsa
that ,hey sre at heart ~ favor OF the OLD lsndnagks
dia ard said subject was ia favor q the united
ard hs rmonicus action Of that brdy sishsd IL posi-
But the eysnt hiss pioveo that nll such
given In vhiD. The who had learned to can ward
meetings by the IL reduction Of Towdes and bues, and
sne.i.na 80: r.. r.: s5oi y en- into Tammaoy Hal and
made muIderous srl! upon the Chairman q she Re
nublcan Gersra Committee, have casriea ,her tscuos
rs,oans for honest men, Ia city and country 70 SET tnslr
nn:-t cf reproba' ion upon euch conduct.
u Ia ic that the secret society which ASSEMBLIES
III isnMs5y III should 81 nisis 70 spcv ,a... = ="
derakDg 70 conf fo the action Of the deuo,rSs6 party
1t has greatly mstskenits calling There is 20 objection
to secret societies for social and benevolent purposes but
tuch bodies allow ed to the direction Of po
tesi Affairs they may prove dangerous to free institu
1t also time that the small politicians who for some
years past have hung about the capitol at Albany and
acquired an influence over our public servants which s
vastly dspi cpo,ioned their just Importance, should
fBd their proper level Let haye tried and tfusty
In the State Offices aad there will bs an to the
magn /, 1ucnces which 6ave SADDLE tho Stale with the
expenses OF an extra session OF the legislature resised
AZ deias 60 me lscssss measures lo completing the
areaoy over burdentd with busnesRi0 trying ground
less impeachment, tayiDg its origin in political hate
Lst have coed 1 the public Offices, and then the
great Greats of State will again be in the
dant The canals which have already doubled the popu.
millions to .he wealth of The slate Will be petsd
without unnecessary deaY. And then, with naviga-
on for as OF three noHdred tons burthsn connecting
the Hudson with lakes, and with railroads reaching
1he Mssissfpi tbs canal tolls upon the flood OF CON
netce between and tbs Great Yves. viii soon pay off
the pubic debt and New York will be Of the richest
States io the world With mica administration
o. the goyeTn euta matter never 10 ba lost sight Of
peole m wholly free fro.a taxation. There will
b. ugh 10 support the poor, educate every
child within limits, and pay all other public
These are 10 new yisws with me- entertained them
many years ago, AID recoled my vote, as menbsr Of
the Canal Boed for tnaIgirg the Ee canal To m great
est propo co emeDsior- Although vas in favor OF the
derapsed never los sight Of the end in vew and am
unwilling to trust longer to those who have proved
aith)e to thsir TO go forward IN the work.
With Clinton at the head Of your ticket, the people will
want better that your success will secure
the speedy compilation of tine canals
Very respectfully. yours, &C,
Messrs Charles ID Mead and others, Committee &c
The following from Hon. j. B. Cutting representative
in Congress from the Eighth district -
FROM THE HON. FRANCIS b. CUTTING.
NEw York, September 25 1853
GENTLEMEN My departure to morrow for Europe, by
tie STEAMER where 60 in oider to accompany my family
home by the return of the same vessel will maks
IL impossible for to address the meeting Of the
democracy the 26th instant in compliance with your
ir vtaiiol
After the presidential ca paign Of ls4s in which the
party Of this state and tf the Union failed OF
succeas by reafon alone of the free soil movement 1.
my opinion that its tue and permanent interests
quiIed 10 abstan from AL ontsnglns alliances with
who had accomplished its defeat, and whose pot
Gel pripci pies had deeply dstu bed the friendly rca
tons which. until them had In the main subssted be
tween the North and the South.
Subsequently, however, many members Of the party.
great experience AID sagacty, powerfully supported
By general anxiety to overthrow the wings determined
upsn tIy ng he experiment Of union and harmony"
his me,t piedomDated to extent that could
rot be sauy resisted Being then in opposition to
The general and state administration discordant elements
without aIeat difficulty made to act together against
common object.
The extrs rsordinsry success Of the Canvass though
mainly attributable to the general dsgust produced BY
n hich the whiQg had welded and abused