The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-05
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British pony from Canada He had business to d.
ii there no reason for It in the city But he ehord
hitch hs horses to the Stuyvssant one hofss rbnv n,
else put him before the abolition dog oart Why sHousd
he do it, when he recoscts the who supported na
use New England federaists in that Campaign whom
recoltcts that In the glorious of 1872 Tompkm st
which held New England to the States Of the confesraoy
| when treason plotted at the Hartford Conven-
tions Why should he do 1T, when hs remembers
his father, with Do Witt Clinton at the head s.d
Greene C. Bronson at the TAIL (Chsers and laughter
Gratis OF the State headed by Heman Redfeld stood
Tompkins in that perilous crisis, in cause. (AP-
pause And now there Il not Pompitrs in the Ststs
that will stand by the Clntonian ticket. The Tomp-
hnses, without exception, ell the State viii stasa
BY the regular democratic ticket and put down this
Clntsnian5 vote. Now, feIlcw democrats 1 AK yeur
attention to an individual who s making the object a
ncesant mt attach mean Horace Greeley Rosrs Of laugh
been antirenter and then supported candidates Il
the opposite sds-if had always been anti slavery
man, and yet supported the slavehcders platform
didatesif had always been opposed to war; aud sup
ported military chieain because the wings supporsd
placed his the ticket when he was yet on 6:
field Of battle-if opposed Christian schaGeo and
standing their having received the the regular
rsinations of the democratic partys-then, indeed
great Ids to eeounter in this contest but the
den scras Of city ara county of New never fear
o The @Gas of 10 as, u: :
people the Van buren dysasty There is only
one one man that ever suggested that, and that is my
Van Bursn dynasty ! said the thing WAS impos.
sible, because impracticab's. The elder vsn Barsn
had long since passed awaJ from public life, and
hoped the younger would get into it. (aughter0
But he deaf to all my Arguments and
and stai Insisted that the dynasty to be. Wel
morning walked up and found IN the NEw YORK HxRAID
that the Van Buren, dynasty hd actually been restored
The HERAID Is paper to which once used to look for
news, but pa per which for Other s
the constant assaiant Of Genera Pierce and his admin
istration So zeaously and perseveringy does the s
To get
news, and the Times beats him in early intelgense,
Of this hostility Gsu Pierce anS his
is because they would not give Bennett the mission -
France do not believe it. for It is at variance witS -
his antecedents and previous history He used to Do
good, Industrious NAH
vaH-He is good still.
MIR. Van nvRsN-I had the honor Of being gazetted to
France myself and it cost me so much that had to os.
the prof ssion of the law to make up the loas
Uaughter.) ! would therefore recommend friend Ben-
pursue his old Industrious course, and make ha
paper 1oTe of newspaper than it has been of Late and
this to the dirty dominic Of the New York Naonal Dso
crat Great eff rts have been made to throw into
minority An efert has been made SO show that thA
union made at Syracuse dishonorRble, and Dan
Sickles-
vucE-whers is Fanny White? tLaughter.)
annhter) In is4S se not ouy lost sicklss but CO.,
respectable black men, who quilted the ground
that We united with siellss Koass Of Isughtsrl
November, iS49 you will find George Downing talking
in this They served in the last election just =
they did BY uniting with siokes" Another black "a
denounce the recen. free soers But Downing returned
to The charge, and said that He lower than tho
(aughter) have always found that the black nen h
ariaby vote for the federal ticket Ny father had
od black ,a1 & named hyes and ne had attained =
always voted for the federal ticket and though he ive9
ten years with US he ever voted against my father ana
my brother in law got tired of this man always going
In his clothes to for the fedeasts dag
followed him to the stable, and fa,d: flyer you 4
ss ss vote SSs's what
there ticket that agrees with principles and
yon could for that-the abolition ticket" He said
lis NOT that tho ticket for letting the nigssra
voi.? Yes" replied; ''won't you vote for thAtss
to split his voted for afass rssu. ss d.
uca e. gu , .hongh No doubt great effort has beea
But the meeting If the Germans ovs-i
which regretted was unable to attend showed thai
them. Prt minent Irish leaders have been making
great efforts to divert the Irish vote. But hops
that the friends of liberty, the true democrats,
are ar, their friends, as they have always bssa.
TO the Irish themselves say they have been a.
ways true and faithful to the democratic The1
have always abandoned and betrayed by their lead
ers at home and abroad They were abandoned by Cas-
teTeagb and andoned by Grattan in their native lana:
and 90 not forget that they abandoned here BY
Sampson and Macnevin. On looking the IrisA
waste the eye lights bat upon family that has besu
true to them and they do not and will forget the
is directly against Frank The object d
TO- prostrate the democracy OF New York. ana
attacks General Pierce most inopportune, to
the least 1t has been said of Washington and jack
that Provide decreed that they should be child
less order that they might be the fathers their
try 1t would seem as If Providence had fitted Franklin
rerce ri IN the ams way 70 be the father & Of his
child Of Perce and these assaults are aimed at hna
now when his grief ought to be respected and when
it might be hoped that the assassins of Sas Wright
| would sink their daggers they beheld weep
ing father, kneeling over the grave Of his child,
which the grass had not yet grown But this expectA
tion has been disappointed and find President psrcS
and his friends the object Of the most calumnous
Of the State Of New York will support him in his noSs
position, and him with their shield They him
in this city IL 600 majority Let them, swell that nov.
1t is true miss friends. From ranks mao
Mr. Dickinson who made speech for in the last
paign, and now will make more. Qaughter) sac his
mt activity with mingled pleasure and regret He
used to give for his absence from the demo-
cratic struggles, the state of Mrs. Dcknsons health
speeches he has recently made that Mr.. Dickiasoa
is better though his business Is (Geat laughter
fore the election, and made speech in which he took
exception to the union Of democrats then formed,
but rather endorsed that union We miss Charks
OConor Who made one speech when General Pierce wss
nominated, and then retired to business. His excuse
for not making speeches is that he holds Office
told BY seae Of the gentlemen, that while fOsghs
side by side with them sgaii st the common fos,
DcknseD to get the Coscorshp and OConor get the
office ef District Attorney while was contenttd to b
left as am private citizen We shall miss Me- Brady.
who made speech that lost Eve thousand votes,
great laughte by attacking Governor Sewarts private
character.
A toucx with rich Irish broguc)-Hs asansd Bishop
Hughes as bad.
Mr.. VAN BvRr-worss than that. BE assaisd
| the departed Duke OF wellington and ths dead
mother Of Seward. He is, in Short rsmArkAb..
for his assaults on the dead, and II he only
followed the living with half the might that he purauss
the deceased, he would be . very able public person.
Qaughter) We suffer them to meet ct the Stuy.
Institute they do understand they msse
at the dssscting in that building; and think they
ought to feel indebted to General Pierce for decapstne
Judge Bonson, In order to afford them subject Cheer1
and peat aughter.) Fellow democrats have detained
you longer than intended. l have addressed yo9
theeo desultory observations without preparation.
propose to 60 to Brooklyn to morrow evening -
address the democrats Of the sister county The demo.
Gratis Of this city alive to the good cause attended
meeting last evening of this Twelfth ward seven miles
from whore nov stand. There there assembled -
L and a a that Hhich nov