New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-24

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Tho Mayor then introduced Commodore hlechion, WIG
vas received with loud ,hoofug iie sold National
n The Democratic Club Icioora ffends ~ Tho Union
oil Hank you. lohecrHl sincerely thank y9n l'r
,hI oI,n heated wnnn gls',,ng A,ss.~, ,,,s scS
should bo the chief object Of tho v.ncraiion Of Amen
can siaoFmen ! am Democrat. In favor Of
simple. economical Government and opposed 20 thc
Interference Of the general Government with the domestic
cahocTns Of any Of tie States. Checrs an States
rights man. opposed 10 notification either a. leysi o,
rghtlu remedy but wiling yield 70 the State all
that has right 10 clan uuderthe stctest construction
Of tie Constitution lCbeersl With these anteeedents
and p'eeni views came here to nig At your bidding to-
join my coneraiuGion with yours az the recent ponca
events which have occurred in the state Of New York
Cheers see nothing in hem bat causes OF con yratula
ton ana harbingtr Of cur oounirys safety. ZAP
rlause1 Some NAV complain and question the course
pursued b. your honOred representatives at Syracuse do
not Cheers Others may doubt the policy oftat course
wise laudetie and patriotic II Is true. by different
OF policy they might hcve saved the temporary
Wing sscendency in New York, but tbs, would have dis
honored themselves They might have scFed 70,
you portion Of the spoils of Office but they would
have injured the Of public mus and wronged their
country They did right Cheersl they did right IN com
wei 10 from among those men who were rfnied
with political eprosy and whose ninraiions dehie the
altar Of Democratic liberty. Applause Otherm may
say what they choose care - preeralte 70
community with Aboltonists and Free soisr' Cheer
Ifthey had the good faith such as robbers and pirates
exaced from each other and they surely ought not to
EXPECT less from Democrats they must understand
that enemies might unite, but good and evil never can
never be comprO'nsed-trea
son ard LOYALTY to the Union-devoon to he Constitu
ton can form treaty. lApplause There : injection
in their approximation there pollution IN their touch
there is Ierdition in their embrace. Laughter and
cheers Let prate until they hoarse about I'M
worthy fears and unnecessary alarms, but be II our
patriotic duty to remember that eternal vgaaee the
price Of liberty" Cheers. Nhethert Is especialyin III
cumbent upon this unc;ure OF affairs to exert
that vigilance let the recollection of the few years past
testify But before stir up these "reminiscences desire
to say word or two about the President AID heCabnet
am little arprehensye however, that my views may
not accord precisely with the views of some in TN, assem-
bly "a Voce-"G Go on needn't be afraid come
here however with the frost Of fifty years over me,
cheers and the greater part of this time devoted to the
service Of my country cannot feel satished therefore
in taking a course that is likely to bring our
country ard ourselves into unnecessary conflict and
trouble ! owe the Administration no obligations, and
have had no communication win them rom the List
Pierce was elected by the National Democrats. Cheers
He was elected upon the platform OF principles put forIn
by the Democratic party and we undoubtedly had rgn
10 EXPECT That his Cabinet would have been so constituted
We had an undouh;ed right to expect that the
Union men would have been preferred Cheers
He las exercised the privilege given to HIM
by the Constitution, aud appointed his own
Cabinet We all acquesced The policy pursued
by the Administration that the antecedents OF Democrats
are those who had fairly and honestly renowned their
hereses and come into the Democratic party, were not
closely TO be scrunized but that done upon the prin
oile that there mental reservation, and tney
should have added to the present oath oil once when
tbev were sworn-they should have been pledged
TO say that all the promises and compacts OF
the Constitution inclEding the Fugitive Slave law
ICbeersJ Then we should have had things right
Now ! am not here to say one vlndict.Ve WorI
toward the President his advisers the address read
here this evening states think of il in sorrow and IN
sadness rather than in yindcveness. The question IS IN
nv Judgment whether we have right-a moral rign
to indulge personal feelings in regard TO TINS matter
nor whether hur these men from the high ohces
which they occupy but the question iswhatis best Tor US
to do in behalf of our country Loud applause 40
not presume to address men who are older Deter au
ablet than myself, but | address myself to the
young men They invited me here, and have right,
from Iny age If not from my worth, to give them the
counsel of prudence Cheers have never known IN
NV life any good to result from big words Action
action the great merit Of the human heart lCheers
Now, want, and am treading upon thls srounu
very ienderly; but you must give me credit Tor my
moiiyes nv friends; if | differ from you, you must
excuse me y desire that the National Republican party
he National Democras-shoud do nothing unworthy OF
their cause They have acted nOby and patriouca
LEI them ijare that that great cause by iet
pelance OF lang uage Of action Let them remember
lint we aequiesce the notion that all Democrats were To
he considered Of the family. lCheers Ihis was
liberal aud generous offer the part OF the Union Demo
Gratis 1hey have been traorous " deceived Iney were
Obliged 10 raise standard of their own upon Whch was
iuscfiled their country" 1t was their duty 10 90
So hat they knew that they had been de
ce'ved Now | feel for President Pierce although
never spoke TO the in my life. am not willing to
Give him up think that charity and patriotism con-pife
10 induce give him proper chance-an opp2r uny
to discover that he has been deceyed-lioud applause
thar he has been surrounded by trnitors Renewed ap
tleuse1 when YOU are satisfied that President flsrce
willingly and Intentionally disregards the great platform
made nj Baltimore then ready to take any place You
nav assign me, let what viii or what may come Gheor
The antecedents Of most of those men arounq MN
one Of them better do Laughtsr aud eAeeIs
word against his is isgsitsri tns o,asi
emen all s9Hs, to O. pss ne oa-Mr
Gvfire believe and with the terror Of hss over my hesi
/ Gy H. Is hghmnded honorable man lhsse.l aSe "a
snd betrayed Hear hear and ehee Kentucky does not
traitors Voice Coed good Wei 1sys so one
s1her So tor those rsmascencss that have ninated =
seSw ns, Ten Is ate DgbeT Of re S R
nanL hik there writer who says ShDo1 ,s Bss done
Sr he last srty yes number Of rs inhabitants VIII exceed
.thee bupored e UaOa continue Now sppAient
ON tb and other cotegoraleous writer's and tneI say ana
dong thai the stteantn and p9hcisns OF 1870
reud mon Tie connuace ofhe nion They perceive what
~ pion Of he states Is the palladium Of the political
ewer and safety Of United States How prophetic were
v rroye hat recent have shown In fact these pIe
lions verified II The history Of tai st ave W. ~
Wshneou This have udeby impressed seI upon
vent. md a.aesies OF the lest years In that time
the Union has been the or s yha the batteries o.
- v srfcs employed shake the convictions OF the peepe
lie Of the National Union, and only because
es value Of th nos now another
aps tsnep Of once glorious Union that not nov
,p sesd or dsenehsd in Iascdsl gore We have passed
hIOush the iasi ave yss Ss our Union e1tsrna
~ While internal setive nirsutns enemies oa a.sresa
se~ TfcTe esa doubt hat the Brsh and Aefeaa
tcuisis have be- he.z ~ OF he ~ oss
in cubs sprsrel hst she - aogtaa .
movement fApparse Great Britain pereelyes tnl s.s