The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-17

cheers for Cen Pierce Hurrshl hurrah hurrah Three
cheers for Bronsonl Cheering and kissing
preserve order You Of the administration party have
been permitted speak your side the question: no
the name gentty let the other side be heard (Cries
for Hoover the successful applicant for marshal He s
not here. Overton overton Give US some music here
| Muscl And the band struck up Hail colu mbia)
Mr. WHNDxrI then resumed and p opposed three cheers
for Daniel Dickinson for his the compromise
measures. (Yssl Yea! Mo- Mo- No! Three tremendous
/ cheers given, the wings joining in
Mr. OvRRros OF the Washington Seaine then took the
stand an6 listened to with marked attention through
out cool and del berate speech He gave history OF the
Van Buren, party from 1874 down 1852 Ia that year
had them under feet and shonid nave ham
into the dust reptiles as they are He then spoke OF the
free soil bues at Syracuse the Interference OF the
authorities at Warrington in local State election
| of the gratuitous assaults which have been made
upon Daniel s Dickin onof the folly of atsm ptug
con, odate the party upon the spos-of his belief In
the honest and well meant intentions OF the President
and he closed BY saying that here we do not propose
break down the administration; but the question Is,
whether free soil shall shall not be ruling element in
the national democratic party
Music-"The Star spAngled Banner"
Mr. RADCLIFFE (mountng the and)-Gsntlemen, these
resolutions aim blow at tbs President of the Uni I'D
States Let those DESTROYS Of giving that blow vote for
the resolutions. (Three cheers.)
Mr. WENDELL IL ountng the standby sir ~ lin .
loud voice Il deny it, and cast the denial into your
sestn shaking his open hand at RAtclfs ("Hear him
Mr. WENDELL advocated the resolutions and challenged
any man to hnd anything in them that was not good
sound. democratic doctrine He proposed three cheers
for the national democratic party. Great cheering
the right: noise and confusion the ef Resolutions
put, ard declared to be adopted.
"rhree cheers for the constitution !" Carried.
"rhrse cheers for General Pierce !" Tremendous en-
"Thres cheers for bronson p' cloud cheering on the
right misses on the lett)
Here the band struck up and played .Hail columbs"
Franklin Pierce and the administration" given by the
left with will.
At this uncture the Chairman appeared to be looking
round behind his seat for his ovsrcoa when sezng the
Mr. WILLIAM THOMAS, Deputy Collector of this port
jumped upon the rostrum and moved in his assumed
official capacity three cheers for Gen Pierce aud ad
mnisraten to which the satisfied democracy responded
as heartily as ever 81 now move said he that this meet
The CHAIRMAN sprang at the intruder, seized him by
the shoulders and pushed him oil the stand, with this
accompanying remark God damn you, get down from
here I"
The Collector then pulled the Chairman the floor BY
the legs and at 1t they went The friends Of both Sides
including all the brothers waach, up to the
and for moment there lively prospect Of
tses ngn.; gu. Inc principals wsre speedily sspars.sa
shirt front or two The ssgar smoke completely befog
ged the raom and made the affair as gloomy - small
Quiet being partially restored there was q movement
if to the business If the meeting; when sud-
crowd finding their way out by the aid OF
q locofoco or two ignited at the door.
During the confusion of the evening there resolu
tions adopted motion Of Mr. Chase. approving the
of the Sentinel and accordingly after the apourn-
men the brass band proceeded to the house of M Tuck
ing at the White House their way up and Playing
air two for the ed6cAtioa Of President Pierce H. did
not however make any speech in reply Perhaps it was
too late in the evening
Arrived At Mr.. fuckers Mr.. Wendell made speech
at him, and Mr. Tucker made . good stiff sdamaatine
speech in reply including some euogstic illusions
10 Mes rs. Dickinson Bronson, and OCooor, and finally
closed by inviting the party to some refreshments in
side.
Now, whatever may be said Of the folly OF this demon
station the parties concerned in it had right the
dstur bed Of the hail. which they had engaged for the
evening" and the government clerks messengecs, &c who
inter cred in the Feelings and broke them through
conspiracy for the purpose, should be made to under
stand thai such offences cannot be tolerated. by the
admin ,tration.