The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-17

other by William II. Sewari.
The resolution declares that Gen Pierce cleo
because OF his Union prin ipss and BY the overwhsln
iEg Upioa senti pent Of the country
The second euton declares that the Baltimore plat
forms Of IA and as and rssirned 10 1852, not an
amnesty or an act Of general pardon to those who de-
The third RESOLUTION denounces tho Interference of Sec
rotary Guthrie In New Yorh politics. invasion OF
State ghs and diseputsbi- 10 the general government
and a. calling for immsdia ion by the PRESIDENT
The fourth revolution cong atulAes the South upon
the sdamAntine frmness to principle Of the national
democrats In the late election against all drawbacks and
The 6f.h resolution derol with loathing and
oons mpt the upgsnerous and untru full attacks which
have been made upoc the character OF the Hon. Daniel
8. Dskinsop."
DAyKI RATcBTE. Esq., Ian unsuccessful applicant for
the Office OF IT, District Attorney for this d. trict
the stand Everybody Of expected that he would
- down upon ths administration strong But mo sich
thing He opened up In support OF the Administrations
the cheers which broke out bstay the OF
organised company Of government en- ploye clerks
&c TO put dow the meeting some i've hunired per
sons we're present-ab ut one half ~hiss the other
oey being divided Indifferent spectators few
active nationals and very actye organ ixed body OF
Guthris mes, apparently acting under the lead Of Mr.
william Thomas Deputy Coee or Of this port As Ne
Avacz--Are you disappointed osice seeksrf Hs!
ha ha Yes Answer that.
Mr.. RruB1r-Yes, l am dlssppo nrsd applicant
disappointed 10 1sss and Disappointed In 1858. !
have always been disappointed But -ha, Of that h,
make upon q democratic administration because
have beeS dsappoinssdf No, gestismen QJvely cheer
ing) And tell you ean't sanction that sort o. war
(Applauss) You cant STRIFE the cabinet without s.rs
ing tbs President Three cheers for uthren and they
were given With win.
AUOrHR yotcE-Three cheers for the administration
And they carried
vacs;n the rishs-rfree cheer, for Levi, Cas- Hur
rahl hurrAhl hurrxhl
In the Of his remarks Mr. Radcliffe sinonshed
his fellow citizens thai IL bad policy here b.
around agsnst the administration because OF ths aypro
priati M from Congress- spn rhch this city pads.
1great cheering Our property i interested (Ioai.p
plauss Finally the srss.er admonished the meet NJ
that the adoption OF the resoluioGs you'd be cJpdsn
ton OF the AZ decided applause just bs-
low the stand
Mr. wnpnI next took the floor. He said he in
strumental In getting up this eau t'You don't say
Oh bes, himl hear him The room as full Of tobacco
smoke Dutch houe fail fourth OF the audi
ence smoking segsrs) Mr. Wendell was in earnest. He
asksd where were the national Dickinson democrats OF
New York in 1s4sS
A voNg-I suppose they we're 10 Ns~ York
Yes, sir and where the Van Bursn traitors Ia 1879
Where are they nowY Who led them then and ~bo leads
them now John Van Buren, that unon ching traitor e
God and his country And WHO'S Mr. Pierce and who 7
Mr.. Guthrss They are but MIN The d-mocrahc psrsj
has made them what they They bat the servants
of the people Are not in free country Shall W
bow down to sing hoannas 10 the king right or wroog
YW YssD Has Gen Pierce carried out the principles
osthe democratic psrtys tYes, las has no. No. Three