Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-30

tee Of which (such the lahs"a The lease is dated
Elijah F. Puoy s.s Al mat dale mere WAS no ta'n. OF
s,,on ar free soil in the Deiocaue M en onlv iho.e
aoo.o" ~, ,..ird by the standard above given, my 70 ~
enough 'naa re are entitled to assemble in lanmany Ha
who ~, ms. urhrr declares that IN case o' 10,
;a in The n,ino" Of lessor or essehs OF - anv
d =. en- as to the political character VI my p.rJn
shinp 10 me, in he Hall aeps shall oe uhen ~ "ne
The "Fae Of The Council shall eau 's ,; ON ali h
together that they may decide wheine, 'n no;e Snh
held or NOT and their decision shall De coHeu ,; I
nc m. s,innl, b.,Veeu the Tammany Corpotaioh aho
us I.ssees and care 10 interfere win mem a ,,o,9
and how did The people become parry meeting should
When did you promise that no Demoru.Iu anie mia
no held mr. he worthy of the confidence OF Inc people,
il Was convened in Iammany Hail. aeiuS'un IA amI
cd on the subject which should be dlspehea Ha @
@ INA .onn of This county whether they admit 'hat they
@ ,he 81, vs NJ rnrnomivn which can absolutely coht1o
them In the exercise of their highest nsh'S u "ee''
| De Mauprat says to Richeieu- r,r;,i.. sire
| All places temIle and all seaS'h' Su".s'
What shall restrict the principle oil uemoc with any
masses the whole earth-ils light dees mol aeha9 ~.
nher IA do moon and sun their Respective cees out
sheds It's efulgence everywhere and al all o 7, hjns
hollis bars walls spies despots, and armamehs. - S
on hn oi I ,h moor captive in the deep and dismal
dungeon from which the yrant mas eA ,;G I'D ennoble.
heavens blessed light II annlaes osoJ snre 10 come
humanity sending its beams toward that ar,
when under lis divine influence all shachies d"u h
fall from our race and all nations ana lus ftredom
fearless and full enjoyment oil cl'l anu Rot hov ph
IA The T,mmany Society Joshua 10 arrest ':a 10y - ~
fan his rn,noraton greater than Cannle fo oacA s
surpes OF popular Wilt Let the Fathers 'e
| The
iet IMAM isspe edc,s with matter how uiuch io' u
ceremuny-sl the people, their masters wiz 10, ,refer
aud where they please and in such n tbe loud
rom the nildest beahings of gentle ln'liauoh ~ w
est thunder tones of omnipotent decree, aeianu e h
vance of their supreme will Woe TO Inc auuacou rhe
essay Interrupt the mandate or resS b, nv gracious
was gathering in Tanmany the other nghl ny s LiI
permission of The sovereign Sachems pow Wv Az, nns
and certain grea, chiefs were expected VINO S
hui there were some who had the merit VI ra ISL
ot,isrs ,hev were mortal and would fill pit as wen az
better men They initiated Doghery ana oeso"uI h ~ If
edousnrs the impatient multitude III ,'a1 bui
orators they had 10 literary enlet'a' n,, ~
what they omitted better than what they fea' , -
dience would have been quite lnsprea e ~ s, ,h
Messrs Bronson and OConor had been exno"eo oar
Secretary Ike gentleman Of the same facton, W NC
particularly mentioned presently, had no lime 10 eso
Thanks TO The press which has leisure for such h
lions G te even nhc The Collector strikes with
drous ba e axe honest and stunning blow a.
buyism and impoent State policy the Dislric hoy
puts terrific blows in The same fashion ,Is The
how The Governor and what Mr. OConor happily cais ue
unimprcssye exception" have felt since lhese IS ms
were made II appears that no hope or ieaf Pop
Executive has extended beyond The Surveyor anu 49,;
er-arcade ambo" The anecedens as wen aS e
dents of that mecng most Interesting, anu H. 81 nr
ing them must briefly call your attention ~ a. rnow who
Sra 10 history since 1917 IL is quite important 10 hno
and vhut are the men received Into the embraces OF 1an'
Tamnauy and who modcstly seek 10 ostlocise 70 ,hi
the democratic purify. suppose II Is adnleu tna' ~
,ondr 10 The gentleman sometimes called "thG Prince anu
whose resemblance prince VIII appear p'eeenJ
Ynu nil know John Van Buren, by reputation anu nue.
sTrn
and bens listened TO- very dangerous person 10 ioom
or 10 imlIaa His first great political prominence
when like Hamlet, he entered upon Inc du'y " afa"s
Tho sacrifice of hIs Their There were some lnucaoS
In The case OF the Danish prince that he would seek ue
re- ,ibulin The wrong his parent suffered; out 'ne pP
seemed, with his predecessor, 10 @ahe oy .J chance
,os il died ont when unon and harmony otreu chanee
~ him and his followers To with the democracy oy
cohrsion Of public plumber" He was very
at Syracuse 10 lS47, as he wus also 10 me pfeSe
He can be notorious and effective IN leading laeo' M
he win never govern guide party. tie is eminen! W
sructse but constructive lie can demoisn n u
build lie will gain most ame IN minority, anI rsssm
afford him The opportunity for that acquisition ne IeSe
hes in taste the Roman Emperor Cunodus, WHIP Pfeisle
The ,rrnhs und title Of the gladiator 10 the impcrla den
ty aud power even OF the ChSar' as cap' liz
an Guard or troop oil free ancers he may occasGna
nain some small reward Tor himself and followers; hut II VIII
reoure an extraordinary and for him most fortunate concu
renee Of circumstances make him The coic9 OF me pe
nile of This State for any responsible trust. re wen. ~
SYRACUSE and his pecuiares soon developed themselves
He seems delighted that quiet and orderly ueioc's
were tefriicl al his approach, and the demonstrators
~ hs oang He bec.me the leader VI tri'lnlPa,e 10
new Reign Of Terror lie CLOSE for associates inc aIac
tic and pable CuchTane and The ac7d cru
Fower The steahy Purser was on the ou'DIs VI lhe
nrowd and would have been serviceabe In
If such an important duty had been conhied 10 Nun est
| are now the rulers Of he Tummany Society ,'cnrant
wns he principal speaker the oe, NIGHT au eVhccu sea
canton In undertaking TO explain nov ':s "
the government required him 10 be present Weh Is iea
the Albany ANas 10 unsea delegate W
method not recognized ia peaceful po!itica conventions
The Postmaster has qualities that make nun dVof
viii few One feature in his character is prehominan'-
the love Of ridcuons and am quite certain was
v u,Iy prarfed until he found himself Installed as
Grand Saclem OF The TdmmaDy Society," nope hs hea'n
has not suffered from that shock must be source gea
amusement, 10 him and the Surveyor 10 tath ee hat'ei
nuor If thew have not forgotten that they ieit the emocfa
c General Committee in l54e expressly because hey WoaI
moi approve sustain The democratic cSel lheh p'esehee
m the neopIe These the who call us boters.
Their noicul career may be sEeced IN narrow compass
The whole of our political difficulties are aceaoie 10 SIN
ole cause.-the disappointment and vnacsVeness VI an oo
Id in Van
m the suir;l c The Antiquarian was more s
EinpIy exhibited an the h of July 1857 when inc Tam
many Society, after search In the -eoris VI ae'use
rs curious fossils admiriHg world Inc names
Van Buren, and an old acquaintance Churchh u Cembr@
no VINO had for years been enjoying sylvan quiet IN The
obscurty we'll adapted 10 his mer. and 30 much required
Gor Tho nubic good marln Van Burcn observed that the
m.obe second thought of the peope is always rleh he
should not have complained when the tnth OF me aponegm
was illustrated by consignng him 10 the private saioh,
,or he State of Which he sacally called the favor
ite had refused give him It's electoral Vole ~ch suo
.ooueutly bestowed Mr. Polk inc pnhucians OF inc
Van Burn school hal been long accustomed TO control
political affairs thought the offices belonged 10
them the peoples and when the people re6eled
against the he did not gracously or duuly submit
but determined unfold at suitable period the standard oil
treason TIE opportunity arose in 1884, discovering tina
they did the nation the van buren, dynasty nsls
led lc they would claim east the fee Of the State. They
proposed this by demanding certain nominations in
the Syracuse COnpeh tD Tie mastery OF which body they
yanly sroye obtain When they were defeated in tina
eior, and ill then, they commissioned or poy friend
Preston King act reasonable part in The Convention
and he performed il in these Words ~ will throw into this
convention Tie rebrand OF freedom" The brand fell
,nguish and harmless. 1t the Wilmot Proviso
Resolved 10 defeat the Ticket the conspicuous malcon
tents OF The convention entered their mission TO rule
or ruin Amongst them John Van Euren, Preston
| King George Ralhbun Of Cayuga, Martin Grover and
others OF equal note. The Cochranes Fowlers and
purscrs appeared in later Stage OF The drama They held
a convention the 26th October lo47, at Herkmer
which the Wllmot presided His free soil speech fully
endorsed the address aud resolutions prepared by
nit,ee Of which John Van Buren, IL there
that the Prince called the members Of the convention his
ielIow traitors. and told them he would tick
r What aud his coad called the principle
freedom their only motto; and under the miserable pre-
of advocating that principle they made their
effective. The charge Of acting with the wings that had
been made against him. Is preferred against by GER
tain rr:: With facility in unrnh almost equal 10 that OF
The false and iahcss Erening Post the conduit for sule
anecdotes and fresh isTcpresen think the
editors OF that print bull fancy h2t would be their most
suitable employ Junior busy ia png foggots about
victim, inundated because he dared question their
nfa!iblty and the senior, with grim and unmovng face
chanting Thanalopsis, while the flames ascended
in the work OF destruction. What said The Prince
"lIe could abandon position he knew TO
be Just because wings fit ROCK the sulne stand
ard any than hr would fly from the face uf The Mexi.
can.. because he mhig reinforcement wheeling nio
line" Ills subs, queni proceedings proved that he cared