New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-29

Ied sIs j, may r, De snss. IN tai. c ,ioa q reer
c-.tc rs-fr - ar as i.dsil all q aire-. % soma
oftte mers ihs have IN mais IA re "a = n'i-
sh ieat wiAycu IL ~ - ~ re ee.i, q, :. ss
1879 DE S'as 81 New Y,k gave % Fr1nkhl Pierre
maicrv II uesy 2 nv ,houssrd u vii tn City q
Nv Y.rS se,,n shoussni l'-i'y m panty ~
eectel F4erbfn ltr,e now iA 80 {. fi.e sN.is,.
and hccous proper that We sh,oid ptr al box y tas
causes Of ;hs' dvisiou Aud : ge,ulsfl ,per t,H
inrortsf- ir this camra'-n 70 s-n-ls M ou, ooef
Of assault afforded De Democratic Con easioa 'Ais
fl as delegate fcm Tie FiAcea,h Wad p's
for ucUi, adng officers Afer N noni aiioas were
made. returned 70 Iris City. nesting
| dig no s'tend thsi meeting. being eagsyed ia
the trial cfihe ofNhi'eman Thursday which con
,inusd til Saturday, ard lasted consequently iil afer
vour ucc.sg was over Although took - hauah'e past
in h tran action De med i1Portaat n IN TO assAa
rcr~oral character. must n your attention Tor
f. W moments 90 these assso to show You that whatever
may become Il tbs campaign an no. the aysr sor Mr.
Mct;rafy the Adamantine candidate has q agAt proper
70 diydehis time between assaults upon his noble oi
Hall ard rnvseli d. not observe that the building q
sfccted BY that Administration nor am conscious that
hes produced any greater eject upon me Laughter ana
Nr Cooley the candidate forCompiroerihoug neses
ssrv 20 me Tie object ofa vim lcye assault Ia tie Sen
ate ofis State, while The party wese nomndy united 10
in ar elaborate argument upon me- and among o,aer
Ter things HAT Ne said in regard The io,owlng
might quote copousy from the stamp eloqaenco OF
those candidates themselves from the grca, empty bar
relied snc6ch Of John Van Ruren, whth WIN suSat NJ
"tersl rs he repeated from night 70 nght IN the aaann
of lsis - Re wandered from village 20 village, in thee
"sever,l States n support OF h. A'ners name s
whom be aludes he took occasion TO say II his weak
nesssos VII only observe biz greatest W.. IN t0nlwmg
70 .be aa ofAs death the unsse aud aister eoanses
9TH srh * President of Kinierhook" That was no
remark that Mr. Cooley thought necessary to make Win
regard Cfuocrat who Rad been for many yeas Pi
va'e citizen born and bro shup lnihe Ssieet Ne" foIN
a, the COZ If seventy Whatever might DO hs character
NJ olrc ~ The time hist NJ Cooley was speaking twas
he sane abroad. Mr. Brady followed this up % Albany
in assault upCu and uinong oter tlAs sai tAN
took greet pains of danger 20 keep o Of harms
way that in fact deficient in Cers,nsl e'araSe.
Tie arg ncut that should nafn ally belong ~ mo
tfrf instead OF the inc ri ei Democracy q the >Ato
Of New York. NJ George Sckl,s, The niher OF D'r;
took occasion. NJ Syracuse, 20 ask the forgiveness OF goa
tia h. had ever voted for a Van Barren NJ. Crosswon
aso made assault upon The gentleman who drew
the state drafts hes taken occasion 20 rotor 70 me As one
Democrri.c rartv ~ the Sia.S Of New York. AMI by
a peculiar cOnfTiyance cf ag,taion 20 con
vert hem over TO The Abolition party Of the country This
de'grcd by John Van B1reu before The fsee s,r,
Of Nemcnt. however he may have acted IN h' pohneai
life since and however earnestly he may nave ndV,ca,ed
tie enforcement of the fugitive slave law Nth i inc
Norhern con cracy would be strong enough 10 sQbNot
thointufions If the South twas in fnrhefenee ofhs
Object, for his own personal elevation that induced
him 70 take that This was the view taken 81 me
by Mr. Geo Sicklts.
have stated to YOU that did not attend the meeting
hatwas held here but this failure 70 attend did not pro
ect me from an assault by the Rev { Barr the ei,or
of TIE National Dsaoerof who asked, where was John
Van Buren,, the night Of the BaInbuner rally Tue
"hoys called loudly Zoe him. What was the maj.
Ger that be III not make his appearance WAX
was John Van Buren, reduced to on That evening
by which term, presume was intended 70 oe cns.sva
by Mr.. Burr that drunk upon that occasion:
Laughter Pie speaker then went on to reply to several
other chergs made eg"nst linn 9her wh,h ne reTrroa
was ever in danger He believed that i was deeply an
chord in the hearts Of tho people Of this country andh
The negroes in Chrstendom could never d,sl.oy l. .np
plarsel He charged the Adnmanines with not Looping
10 iheir agreement at the Democratic National 'onven
ton which was that they would not iguae the qneshon9
slavery Tie Souleruors hal placed confidence m 'hcr
promiies on This "a joct andhadheondecoved Applause
lie Tier went ON 10 refer 20 the tcketthoy had nomnlieh
and TO attack Z Hale, G. sumner G. Allen and o,her
Free SOers and said Mr. Greedy, for example thinks hM
slavery is io Do in the south pat II California. why,
David Brodotck Is there. Luke Wells Is there samuel
Turdy IL there and DR. Harris Is there als' Nneetsl
They have al been unhed mon ana we IRE wen apo 20
sist the PRODUCTION # Slavery into California ana Ne
broska What Greey doing lie tdiS paper S9. ~
Giddirca dogl What ato they about thar they do not
ueveut me Extension 0f slavery am private cuzen
and hny, child to work for and attend 10 my pro
ssion Suppose was toneleo thefe and came TO apply to
the rar would Tho uvercers OF te poor max
70 was. III told thcm been watching the negroes
Of Nebraska lLaughtcr) Now say that mo Demo
crsc parry pledged 10 resist the ayitaon Of he slavery
question TlCro may be men Of the Democratic party
Tia do not approve Of tho Comproniise measures thoro
vas onrrroInii0n EXPRESSED in tho baltimore platform,
Int an agreed ha theyare % stand ~ they are ands'
tlbcd. during The odminisiratoD 81 President ferce
That We VII resist under al drcum stances on MhaieVer
rrecx the agitation Of The question Of slavery. In or out
If Conqoss That il the Baltimore resolution and say
tia, man that does agiate the subject aoes no,
live ny to bis word. Nor, It ~ sad INA, me plsv
which sustans General Pierce is divided party.
and in evidence thereof Il Is stated that Jefferson DAVIS
/. dlupiDnisi The Union was once In some Danger,
when jackson was President Then Il became important
for en- Jackson 10 delaTo that the Union must DO pro
served md Jofcron Davis supported him IN the declasa
ton II Wa IN hexio that Davis distinguished himself
IN upod NJ the STANDARD Of bis country Ia the battle "
Iufuava aud several other 0crasi0Ds where blood
and carnage most frequent thore the destrct
i've rifcs Of the Mississippi regiment headed by Their Co
lionel, who remained with them until b. wa carried tfoi
thetaiflg field w0und anlsupp0sedto be dead Cheers
should think The had IN JgAersOn DAVIS body would
cause TO blush the bnss ia Dan 1aylors lace.
II augiter ard nppl0uso Tho whole inquiry now 10
vlohsr stealing n 10 be made party question Laugh
teri Thai Is 10 10 settled al the polls, al this election
Mr. Edwin Croswcn Stephen Cicrke, AMI George La" got
lad connection with tie Canal Bank He had been IN
d,btld t. that insuton some soo0oo The entire c"Pi
tai was 100000 The law had limited the liabilities 10
slC0COO and Mr. Croswes debt double that amount
Tie Bank bufsed Of course and when u bur.ed eros
well was short boy" lLauehsr.l lie could n Z pay
The assets # the Bank pascd into the hands 81 the 70
eeiyer; that receiver Andrew White one OF the pro
treors Of The ErfAiag Journal Croswel passed, with
Il esfois into the hands OF 1hurow Weed. He pfeposed
10 him services 80 o. divide and brnak down tls Dmo
cratic Marty In order b. do tiat he did all in bs power
a. keep he party dl led. Notwithstanding hs denlncla
tons OF the prominent in 49, the party unten IN %
end carried THAR ticket Weed SOLD 'fprneh ." peyIg2
Law and sold him cheap Laughtori Then pr9jecs
rsa cot mn IN getting an APPROXIMATION Of eJOcO O0Dfron
the State for letting the Canals oder me ssoOo"oo
law judge Bronson gave il his opinion ssy no Tave
an ,oa leoause although DO s0fhs t0oks 10 the state.
h. lr, fienr bs 0ron When these contracts with the
State ve made Il proposed b. give s3OOcCsO TO the
Deuocr ats and 600 600 wac aaked by TWO state ON
ors Wla thought 81 hat plan anf told them thought
wa an infamous plan, Gnd those who got into cOnnec-
ion vi & would rol our fgf they could. These con
tracts were et out 10 Law story, Palmer Kellogg Bega