New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-11
DEMOCRATIC GLORIFICATION
RUM, RYNDEws AND ROwOYIsM.
MASS MEETING THE PARK.
THE LIQUoR-DEALERs REJOICING.

THE LIQUoR-DEALERS REJOICING.
What with the combined influences OF brass
hand. Capt Castles inevitable six-pouoder, hoerai
nrorni-es of drinks afterwsrd,' from the e1ustsnt
LIQUOR deller- a large gathering OF Anu-Maiue Lfw
men assembled in the Park last evening, to reo'ce
over the victory Of Seymour and Rum, Fernando
Wood and Grog. Shops The ostensiole call OF inc
meeting was for The purpose Of " expressing aisap
"probnrion of the deception practiced az the ia'e
d" election az ainst the Democratic candidates OF THIS
" Civ and State" and the appointment oil Com
. mittee Of InVestgston; but their conscience,
probsby, prckipg in this particular, the meeting al
iourned without any proposition to make such an az
non,ment. With all the incentives OF music, rock
ats cannon. and Capt Rynders's elOquence, but
U,,le an,busiasm was aroused and in each shout
every ore seemed afraid that his individual voice
should De recognized
ARG. PM. Capt RYSDERs nominated Wa. ID.
KrsyvDY for Chairman. He was received with
cheers and on coming forward said:
FELLOW CITIZENS: This is a stupenfous meeting
of the Democracy for the purpose OF congratus'inS
each other On the successes of the Democratic party
/, the CITY Of New. York aud in the State OF New
York We have succeeded in electing to the Cniet
Maesiracy Of the City of Nes-fork sterling
Democrat cheers and we have also succeeded IN
Gle, Tin q 10 The office of Recorder james w Smtn
Ionnlsuse:l and what is better than either, ana
which KNOW every person here VIII congratulate
himself upon, we hsve succeeded IN electuS h1ri1
Seymour as Governor of the Empire State. LQud
cheers. With all the various commissions 'nA'
bsve be.n formed against she true Democracy Of the
Sta.e we have succeeded in eecting our Governor,
and 10 ell proba oity ell tire State ticket. APP
plause 49,.
The PRESIDENT appointed number OF 'ice-Pre'-
dents and Secretaries to preside OF the meeting.
Col. Ming read the tollOsiDg resolutions, which
were IN, 10 the meeting aud carried:
R.,,5 That the Constitution Of the Uated Sti"s and the
thsof, OF he Institutions Of this country guarantee 10 every
The free enjoyment OF his own religious and POnea'
Eees Tbs, people of this City here 10 their majesty
hs spS fsns ics in religion and midnight plot
Known knoV Nohinss who Gaze NOT 70 tle a1y OF
Rslr,d The proceedings of the late gathering this s,o
of the and ex4spersed political rckste com
pebrded 10 the Cas alluded 10 IN the above esouilon
miserable semPt TO cover up th5r OWE wen "a &
but y deved chest the hJo-s voters OF ts
City Of tbs III his The most Jus tdpai'ns knAVss arc
those WhJ.e he-tsd with enzed religious
arc who mssuided by conviction Of conscience
the aud d'hOnoiable practices accom-
Rsoied That hail the election Of the Hon Fernando
WOOD to 'he high aud oisnihsd 9sce o. Msyo s uaP
second in the political history OF this Guy ne mas
mAnfy Hord gainst and successfully resisted eonu'ut
ton OF Interests hitherto never ofousa' no oesr :. @
time for the ppsiraon Of sDy ore man Ihese hssess %
prbI the WEE and neutral PI,- Of tls Clty-ne
inAoence OF the ocaed Reform pAy-the conhdent tni
well organized Wing party the ultra MMne Liquor Law par
these have been and ssaay defeated hs election we
tie plete viDde.on OF 80 hn0rsDle IRON as
person and cauu nythe uumph Of democratic principles
Know Nothngi-mhe restoration OF peace and unon to
ia. Democratic party tie Of bold and aened
lesdtl und bse banner will fight until &c crowned
te,G Thar the 70 81. ction Of the Hon Horo seymour
thg Exeeue Of the Empire State Is enthusiastically 6aed
BY suiumph Of the social political ana rsg US sas OF
men over The mssn snd dangerous inoences ot iSnses
bgotry nd mol,Tsuc sne marks In an unnisthabe AID
emf hattie The intelligence Of me Democratic masses
the sovereignty Of the People aud the 'ta1 OF our free In
siituIlu.
Capt. RYSDKRs then came forward, and WAS re-
ceived with applause Fellow Democrats, said he,
come by any before you 10 night to appeal
to your prejudice-, but to speak to you in the name
OF the great Democratic party and tue great princi-
pies of that party. ! come not hers to asperse he
character of any man, bor any set Of men; but my
object in presenting myself before you, is TO speak in
vinocaiion OF he rights of The people of this CITY
know DO distinction amosg my feIlOS-men, except as
they may deserve it from their integrity and their
honor. [Cbeers. Now, my friends this meeting has
been called, Gs was stated by the Chairman, 20 con
graduate the Democracy upon the success of one of
its candidates who will b. the Chief Magistrate of
this City on the fret day of January next although
gentle nan told me in the City Hall, this morning,
thet he should not toke bis seat, whether he
tonrbng about this matter is, that the person who
made this communication 10 me belongs to that party
who have cloimtd ne the law.lovng and the order
loN ing portion OF this COMMUNICATIVE Wings. Re-
newed laughter But we will see about that have
little or 10 acquaintance with James w Barker but
have that confidence in him that am positive h9
will rot take his seat Mayor, il he did uot believe
honestly that he elected by the voice of the pe0
pie Of this City. Applause don tbslleve il, AMI
/ know nothing about him. | don't belong 70 the par
~ kDfyk fpup moi nd / n fhem
But as far as | understand ther principles they
10 favor Of Americans ruling America, and am l.
Applause Is there m8n here that wants for
eigner to rule [Cries Of No, MOI The only
dil,r nee between mysef and that gentleman is the
idea of what constitutes an American. By the laws
of the United States adopted citizen is American,
lsnouis Of That's go, and, therefore, agree with
the gentleman that Americans should rule America,
and | believe that all are tood Americans who swear
allegiance to this country and are faithful to is laws
and is sttution IL has been said that the foreign
population the adopte1 citizen would ride through
tie laws, would roe American cltizens. Tnit
have never yet believed or been able 10 discover,
bur assure you here that if there were one million
of foreigners who wanted to disgrace my. country or
trample upon Der laws, | would be among the first 10
shoulder musket against bem Applause. an
al Ameic lean IN feeling, and an American in principle.
prescribe 10 man. wish my party TO prescribe
NJ Nan. We sfaLd under the protection Of the Laws
Of our country, the adopted cizens as well as the
native born. Cheers II is a matter OF principle,
apd not matter Of prejudice. Ii has been charged
upon The Mayor eli ctiOn that frauds have been con-
nitted upon the ballot bsx to ensure bis election.
Now, the ballot box the thing which secures 10 us
our rights ard liberties and it there that We seek
redress for the wrongs committed By public officers
III II be true that fraud has been committed 10
great extent in this City say with the gentlemen
who 81 oke here ast night lei us appoint committee
end Investigate it, and by whom it really was
committed. Now, pretend to say that if there were
Hauds committed, trey were done for some one else