New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-04

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The meeting put into The Chair Elijah PnfiT. !
uavfr have heard NJ bin IN pDtics, that rom lnJeF
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"syrnbol and symtf0m a. regularity Cheer a1i
laughter admit there l. great distinction betveen
this meeting and that DO not interrupt me- t tell you
pec,sly what It r. and do no. b. afraid that am going
10 tell you anything not deserving of your entire ap
prevail Our meeting cannot be regular or orthodox N
one sense II il In the grossest spirit Of insuoor i1aten
We have not asxed permission Of the Nasonal Cabinet
Of Governor Seymour and the sna men around hun
Cheers and laughter And worst Of all. we have not
asked the great Sachens OF Iammany with l. V. Fowler
at their head This is insubordination. Laughter We
have arrived at period in political history when IL
would seem the great, generous heart OF Democracy
hrob for principle duty, uni at the touch OF
nan lifted By Democracy itself TO all the hOnOrs he
wears. Our meeting ia nsuborlinae. But that at Ia n.
many held Ike those under the antocrats o. tho i
World by gracious permission of majesty large LIST
psruded of of ilusrous men expected 10 De
present but who saved their reputation oy not
coming; and of all the names wh'eh oespahsied
tie call the only two distinguished W)rs, who
came forward THE third friend Capt kynder dd not
claim to be orator suppose he did not ike the com
pany Martin Grover my rival tor Attorney eieaera
and my distinguished friend the Prince. There were other
speak ers confess, but have not time % waste on tne
nebuous formations in the distance must again looS at
the stars Of the first magnitude; lCheers harrn Sfo
yer ought 10 speak Of tenderly. voice-"Ne II hx
"hm Iii try t. do something o. the same sort myself
present. 1t might be considered want OF taste to descnt
his merits as we engaged in which neither
shall win. profit by for tie mantel viii fall On one
well entitled to il as lawyer and pure AMI upright man
though my enemy in politics, Ogden Hoffman. IL inc
good Of tho people is to be served by ool n me
private station from which have 30 lately emerged the
peoe will have the wish Of their hearts Therefore can
sTeak freely Of him From the time Free Soism raised
its head in this State, Martin Grover never pretenei %
saw n AZ he rcnounc.d any lot or title of the faith to
which he and Van Buren attached Themselves lie proved
himself Ike Van Buren,, very busy man indeed
The Prince saws he il a private citizen, trying TO earn
subsistence for himself and his child Is that child -
the object Of his affection let It be OF our respect
with him in bis profession all the success he deserves ana
no clean claim more But he limited possibility OF MS
coming on the parish If he failed at his profession. Ger
tary il he does desert from his political company he
will be the greatest political pauper ever seen IN any co1n
try he must be succeeding at his proiession he had
long cause at Wescheser COuntyt prevented him from
being at the first meeting at Tammany and another cause
have prevented him from reading the declaration OF
the short boys at Syracuse Remark-neither he nor
Grover said ANYTHING about the platform adopted By their
particular friends there They have not found time 10
read at l. asst to stomach and adopt them Our ifeni
the Prince II say friend OcOsely-l mean enemy SAID
in Albany that he was a private citizen. because no one
is public unless he holds or seeks ONCE lie SAID
am not public man. because do not hold once tlat
is true He aso said Il do not seek Office, nope ne
may hold to that for il he do not the people WIN teacn
him il Is easier to seek than find. Cheei' NOW wl
not deain you with the jess whercwth he enteras MS
ii \ l;s do la
II 10 the tombstone of truth and see whether w stanh
or fall The paper hold is transcript of remarks made
by this Free Soil leader at different times
Mr. Brady here read an extract from speech made by
Mr. Van Buren, at Albany the 9th Of September 1888
and then compared with several other extracts from his
speeches since November 1919. Mr. Brady handed tran
scrtt TO another gentleman who went on 10 read more
similar extracts but the audience became inpaeh ana
CRYING publish them" Mr. Brady resumed his speech ap
rareny before the reading Of the extracts was completed
II my intention to address you more iy OUT my
health is fuch as rot to allow me- think however, have
pepeaoons in showing that for the last five years he has not
cor fined himself the object Of sustaining the Dempcrahc
cause end ticket II we had to depend On such M there
would be small hope ofvndcatng The cause Of Democracy
and securing its triumph have alluded to him. because
whatever be may say, he s the eeognzed responsible
leader OF the Free Soil party inthe City'
few words on the Democratic party, and
have done Who elected General Pierce We did.
The men who now claim that distinction were unknown
till short time before the organization which led to the
election. IL was only when Il share OF mo spOils was
be hoped for that they returned to our banner we
had reason expect that Cen Pierce would bring about
him sound Democrats educated in the large iah when
belongs TO us as true Democratic Republicans We had
suppose he would begin ms career Dy apocy
which find excuse IN the mind Of any upu5n man
Where is tie precedent for forming CaOlne rom tho
two sections Who ENDANGERED the Union, the Ab0Ons5
and Secessonistsl Never before was 1t heard o. anu
viii it be again, by the permission OF me American
people. After the election the curious Intelligence was
ented that for the high Office OF Secretary of state he
faered between JAS Dxt he defeated candidate or COY
e,po- and hat cunning willy heartless crafty politician
\ xpIo Indo befWCep divisions
Of the Democratic party till he lost the confidence OF both
Marcy has avenged the insult he received in not being ap
uoited Pre- sdent for which have reason 70 be CRATE
jul Then became evident to me that there was little 70
4. lie hoped fromthe Administration which subjected ITSELF
TO such influences For myself l said | would take
no Office. But if it be falsely and impndenty stated
that opposed the Administration, must say here Is
strange Ihology. During the recess Of congress are
the man who fills the Executive Chair and his Cabinet
National Administration Who till l343, said that
the PEOPLE should be dumb during the term OF office.
believe the national honor was dsgraced forever ny one
President believe the burning OF the Caroline was
.tics On the country VI ich millions Of lives could hard
" wash away believe Van Buren, under the influence
of British example, was unequal 70 nS position MhI
measures ii the Administration have we opposed WAT
principle which endorsed have We said ansns asans
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