New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-27
DEMOCRATIC DEMONSTRATION.
GREAT GATHERING IN THE PARK.
RATIFICATION OF THE lizard" TICKET.

There was great meeting of the Democracy Of III
Dickinson Bronson and antiyan Buren, school, 10 tao
Park last night to ratify the State ticket put in nom
nation at Syracuse by that faction of the dominant
party In point of numbers it exceeded the Tammsny
Hall demonstration Friday evening last, more than
TWO 10 one The firing of cannon discharge OF rockets,
&C. kept up the excitement throughout tho meeting Ths
were not far from four thousand persons assembled
occupying the steps in front OF the City Hail. and the space
between them and the stand
The meeting organised by the appointment OF Ava
soHEII "a Chairman assisted by i've Presidents
from each Ward Two Secretaries from each Ward we're
chosen
Mr. seheu said-Fellow Democrats, the coaioni Is end
ed. The work Of harmonzing parties with antagonsns
principles Is over The cry Of union and harmony when
has been used to inure leading national Democrats to per-
officers TO Introduce elements Of power 10 our
political organization, and 10 abotonlze the Democratic
party Of the State, has lost its influence congrasulse
you that meet NJ Democrats 10 respond TO mo
nomination made by a Democratic Stnte C0svention-s
Convention from which has not only been reiterated INC
principles Of the Baltimore Convention aud th9se proai
gated by our distinguished President in bis inaugural s
dress but which has nominated for the State Offices men
whose lives have been Identified with the success OF hoss
principles thank you for the honor Of presiding your
deliberations and feel confident that the voice which
goes forth from this meeting will ensure the Triumphant
election Of the State Ticket headed by Geo w Cluion
Mr. John b. Haskn then read a series of resolutions
which unanimously adopted
The Preamble that they are converts 10 no new
doctrines but steadiasy support the established principals
Of the Democratic party. Th first resolution approves
the Baltimore Platform Of the second in tho
doctrines Of President Perces inaugural the third 90
incides with the opinion Of the President that the acqaln
tons Of certain possessions essential 10 the safety Of tns
nation the fourth endorses the Fugitive Slave Law tho
fifth that while they have not been able all cases.
approve ohe in which the President has earned
out his pTincp pies Ia making Apo tmenis 10 oee hey haso
confidence in his attachment TO those principles tho ss'h
asserts that union Of the party is desabe yet no unisn
be successful Oerable whore conflicting sentiments
e1 ist The seventh reads a. follows
That admitting the Of the Free Soil psrtJ sss
aided y seward whs and Aboion e-Dsesbis samsr
rs m adherenu the srfal consequences perneous
donss th daily Withdrawal Of their rank and gle s@
her Tag The bold bad who lad fasd tho standard efr
the kouor the Dsmoerse party ysdns q hs
cred and trusted Leaders ", We , ss % isss a "a
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occurred he Ate Convention he peses iows ofs
where the u the police hey fesy ~
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released The pencsiary the sao
have hired and led By the Fee Soil lessn Al s1s
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The eighth resolution says that the late Baltimore
Platform is not 10 be regarded amnesty Of ise
tons unless unquafedly adhered % By both factions
the party the ninth, tenth and eleventh we give eomete
Thai fellow Democrats throughout tse SxS
upon the adoption - the Legurs- Of the
the Corsiif fon aesired provide fo te en gems ~ enc
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