The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-15

those present noticed John Wheeler Hon Francis
Cutting, Thomas j. Barr George De Witt Clinton, and
others The most important business of the meeting
the passage Of the following preamble resolutions
offered by John Hsskn, Esq and received with great
enthusiasm:-
The democracy Of the cy and county Of Now York
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inaugural address Of President Pierce svacibe ia the in
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the democratic electors at the late election their
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and triumph ssay,d over official bribery and
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demoe, %, And faithful q efficient pnbic otcer the Hon
people MS OH ea eonduet and the Sussanis of
national sought to have been made the victim"
Re olyed That the vote ss at the ate election in "a
of I'll several she democratic State
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Resolved hat as this COMMITTEES have heretofors i,
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To
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national demSe att Senators tie Senate 10
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iale independent 1ld distinguished democrat Judge
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he'd at Metropolitan Hall the I'D of Nov INST. at y.
After these resolutions. there were renswedoals for
Cutting and three cheers given for HIM
Mr. +. B. CUTTING then and said
Three cheers req lire that unoubt sh,,-l or
press my thanks for the honor of the plnsnt. |
came SIMPLY mere to night as Tser, and having been
absent during an exciting campaign usht the,
opportunity TO minge with you, and must say tha. not
having: seen an -, American rsper during my absence
interval, with the notions had when | stared
l. came prepared to witness a terrible defeat of
those who stood by the constitution in its darkest
times; and when TIE pilot boarded ship and placed
in the hands Of the captain the OF the day In the
shape OF our journals, when they brought to me
had not the moral courage to look at them for | vss
afraid would witness the realization of my fears /
knew good news should come enough and did net
desire TO hear bad On the folio wing morning beiug
able to come on teck BY accident OF pa pers
brought to me- and accidentally saw am asta amsi
to say it, in columns notice in reference TO
the removal OF the late Collector Bronson could not gvs
expression my astonishn.ent then took the papsr
up, and saw the administration hac thrown its whole
wer and force and influence against those who had
stood by IL and created Gen. Pierce what he is.
(Great applause When saw what evil times had come
upon declared to God thought the country and its
institutions could not stand but when heard these
Ia n fha Eyao ,tsro 1..o
to brave the administration and throw patronage out Of
the window and stand by the country my heart beat
was elected member Of Congress by the votes of this
wretche coalition but felt bound to tend by TIL that
coaor by its own miserable tendency, should break
tselt and whsr stood detern ined enter the
halls Of Congress with NJ tongue tied to the de-
could look an honest man in the f.ce ana remain
quet and Zee this system o. corruption going on by
which men of opposite principles continued to draw
gether by the mere influence of the spcls of govern
ment. declined to be a representative OF a peo
abolition and free soil, and the other unzational
and ancs Institutional in .s ten lencies. could |
net support measures AID parties much opposed to
each other as are their antpode could not support
government which rested such miserable fouuations
a. those Of these free somen; could not be the sup
porter Of the Van Bursn ana Ryndersthose miserable
creatures that brought the democratic party down frem
the highest elevation TO the lowest depths of the misera
| bile corruption in which find it, Others might have
done il, but would not reluqush such cause which
found for its supporters the brave 0Conor and the
principles against all those efforts OF the administration
agarbt all its bribery ard agrees ion and its
OF the poor men, who by means Of Office sustain them
selves and families When l found the admnistratiou
defeated by such party wss the last to renqu quish
.hm s N nat IL nGsr sShsI n [1sn men determined to
the democratic party OF this city; that could 90 there
With my tongue unfetsred, and look an honest
the eye and speak conscentousy OF the or the ad-
ninisraton in such and terms as they deserved
say once more as free man had the right to adopt
terms with respect to its acts. | 20 to Washing. |
ton as representative OF honest, gallant, and
chvarops nArty-the noeest that ever existed !
in this dr any other Statea hundred and ten thousand
men having cast their votes be found in other po
little party that has existed. The battle been
ougatani i won--snd the fruit Of the victory
be taken from You have got rid Of the Cochranss
and the fowers you have 90, rid of your Ryndes Van
urens and Irvings Of your ghters aud boxers cu have
got rid Of the communicating Influence of the present
wretched Tanmany Hall (5sst cheering and cries Of
/ good) More than = quarter Of century, l
voted unGer its sanctions, ] have always looked
to it as the great fourGa ion from which every
principle Issued and il was until it became the nlace
| from which Designing corrupt, and vicious voted
that they might obtain pstro1ag- and the Of sha
ing in the srois Such men Drove honest men out of H.
II they did not become ubserent 10 their purposes and
do what this penitertSry mansnd Rynders desired
tlemeIl feel honest pride and honest exuation
in knowing what tse denlecR i party has done with
out means ard o-sanzGoD seain,t State power AMI
sgaipst general government patronage. We have the
sympathies OF the dcmocrltic party throughout tha
within that which .ariy lsssto victory. We have
achieved an honorable victory, and proud 10 be the
reresentati,c of the city 81 Sev YORK. We have all the
general election shal place Greene c. Bronson IN
The chair o tc Governot ~ New York We shall teach
hem wko think party but faction that II i the
great psity pf this state Win govern itself
without any interference from New Hampshire Massa.
chusets, sissYIi Connecticut any other foreign
state country power vr.teve (Great applause)
We viii each the late Mr. Guthrie before ho is blown ont
Of his boots by Mr. Bronson, if there ia any vitality
EFT in him, 10 mind his ewn business and take care
Of bin,self (Applause) II rot, viii appoint |
committee TO take charge OF him, for he is manifesy
unable 10 do We shall believe the acts of Mr. Pierce
ard his professions. for Z by the acts OF
alcne that he be Judged Men talk OF being percs
men, &c., but shIl be no man. man. mean to he
man Of the democratic par endesvori can to carry
ia principles Ii Gen Fierce conforms TO these prnc
PIES ust far viii suspot him. II he does not Just
exactly a. he r-tI suebe- fIm them mean to 1T
tack him and the administration go 10 Congress-
ee nan. and the principles OF TVS national democrAtie
party shall be my polar star.
Nj Cutting resumed his seat amid great app agse
The reolu'lons then sdcp.ed. After which the fol-