The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-11

sell TO be Statesman OF enlarged and Hbe raj views and
he nas ALEC shown that proper in Tire Governors
chair thon match far an opposisiou Assembly
and fanstical Senate bill presented to him and
il was what is commonly known the Maine liquor law
II had passed by round majority in the Assembly and
what his action might BE- and public attention
fixed rIcn Governor to know what he would do
He equal 20 the emergency The people Of this State
measure good, hearty veto. loud cheers) He acted
like robe old hero, General Jackson, would have
acted under similar circumstances Continued cheer
ing) Fellow democrats, hope you are all acquainted
with that bill i You are not You all ought TO be ashamed
o. yourselves or living 50 long and knowing 80 little
the sancry Of our Louseholdst would have destroyed
personal Liberties; and by those provisions which
scamp search homcs, IL would have placed you and
and all OF us In the Iower OF any mea skulkng knave
who might sec ct 10 proceed against Is this right
10 consider well the objections Of Governor Seymour in
his velo 10 that feature in the prohibitory bill. am
but i must he effected by some other means than by
legislation The universal spread Of morality of correct
Of the
10 effect the noble cause of temperance; but
never never can i be done by forcble and unjust egs
change his opinion On any subject by passing law
about 1t; tor,
A man convinced against his win
Is ofthe same opinion STILL
We must convince Of the of his ways before
we Inehe law influencing his conduct at all eec
beyond
hope of all redemption; ands l rejoice to think
that we have man in the Governors chair who win be
found true 70 the right; and who will sim present the
have also tiumrhcd in the cify-we have succeeded in
e'ectipg Fernando Wood great enthusiasm)a man Of
whom ]. for ore am rot ashamed man who has been
yil'ifed and abused in most shameful manner All
has been The eecty The vote of last TUESDAY tells the
tale. You will find that Fernando Wood will come forth
s rnder the cloud that has 10 some people darkened
Its Tp,V to,t. hriu1 torf than Mr. WcxAa
viii Prove, viii make good, honest capable and worthy
Mayor. loud cheers) Ihave no doubt we will find
cit zns there another thing have done in this
election. We have beaten the Know Nothngs. Great
ehserng2 We have triumIhed over them nowithstand-
can born but have the distinguished honor Of being the
son Of an Irishman 1hree cheers for the Irishmans
son. was here proposed, which were g;ven) claim it
honor and should feel ashamed to say was su-
perior to my ancestors for my daily prayer is that
NIT that any man my superior This narrow minded
faction would ostacise man because Of accident,
but am happy to think, gentlemen, that in this eec-
Cheers understand hat meeting was hsia here
last night, AID that committee appointed to in
the purity of the ballot box wish those gentlemen
would call mo, for think furnish them
wS o ,hs% that; ho tss s sss
refer such Of you as are curious to Mr.. William D:
fairly with in the have just passed through
bad everything to contend against was accused Of
They said was an Irshmans son (aughter) and would
you believe IT, never denied it, 1t also urged that
had no money which was also true for had precious
little. cloud hughter.l was opposed by whig an
honorable and gentemany man. though he had the mis-.
fortune TO be wing. Continued auglter.) was also
the regular nomination from both sections Of the party
The fellow who opposed me was one Of those chaps who
Are Ays p0uHg n but have
He was endorsed by the Know Nothings but notwith-
standing all this array Of opposition though
sSnas 5 se Ehs. s
have been successful Amid the cheers have heard to-
night there was nothing said about the Catholic Irish
which were giyen) No. no, gentlemen, religion should
be brought into politics, more than temper
religious sect be it Catholic Protestant. But fellow
citizens must close cannot help again congratula,
our Governor and think the balance Of our State ticket
We have done nothing need be ashamed Of and to-
day the great democratic party stands we'll before the
country. Tremendous cheering, amid which Mr.. Mum.
Coz. ALEXANDER MING came forward and addressed the
Fellow Citizens-There are times in the history Of
peoples nationality when it becomes every well meaning,
discreet and sober minded citizen to freely interchange
and express his opinions upon the subjects which agtate
the public mind And after having closed Of these
interesting and agating periods BY day of election
ballot box, wherein he might inseribe his individual
sentiments through candidate the exponent of his
lion reassured the public mind that the doctrines pro
mugated by the descendants Of the Pilgrim fathers and
by the descendants Of the Jefersons the washngtons
ard Hancocks Of the revolution. (Cheers) But fellow
citizens, we lave not arrived at that great and noble
result without having hearts wounded and eyes
almost streaming to large Of fellow cti
yet in their youth, and going to say yet in
their ignorance, attempting to dim the halo of bril-
lancy that hangs around the stars and stripes By
gious intolerance. (Cheers) To combine with your
fellow men-jn Just and holy cause, and in
vocate and carry out great, holy, and wholesome
principle, is becoming the American people and
But 10 have political associates to combine il
darkness and exclude from the threshold Of the place
of their meeting their brother man. who has all the
piratons Of liberty and Of patriotism and who desires to
raise his children to distinction, is worthy Of the machi
nations Of the yran.s Of Europe They would also pro-
scribe man b. cause he happened to wed the daughter
Of Irish Catholic French Catholic and in doing
so would be guilty of abominaton. not only in the
sight Of Cod but against the charter Of American 6er
dare not upon this rosrum and charge ruthfuly
that which state in secret lodges Of the mpro
prty and danger Of Catholic fellow citizens exercis
ing political privileges You dare not act towards them
in public as you do in private.
Truth crushed to earth will rise again;
The eternal years Of God are hers;
But error wounded wrthes in pain,
And dies amid her worshipers.
You who clatod with joy, and ready and pre-
TsreH to bear on your manly shoulders the candidate Of
elected legally notyou will live to the day when
you will blush crimson to your eyes that you enter
tanned so nnholy, unrghteous, unChrstian and
unAmerican doctrine. Cheers. If there be any
article in tho constitution Of this greanay the great
70 wSrsp o n
way. (Chcers.) And he should have nobody to make
him afraid. And yet this great and holy principle is
struck at by an American phalanx. II is doctrine
to me- that the American people have such word as
fear in their catalogue Do you fear the Emperor Of
Russia? (Cres Of 'sNo! no.') Do you fear the Queen
Of Eneiands Ono! nor and hsses) Do you fear the
Emperor Napoleon and the combined Of Francef
s(.No no!o No; and yet in country where we have
and impose in hypccrtca lying and unrighteous
upon the public that you fear the Pope oil Rome
(No nc Fellow democrats don't deny your position.
lie men, and stand up to your sentiments; and pray
to God to give light to change such unholy and
gody sentiments these. Americans aradf (s'Never)
The only thing should be ashamed OF is in acting
becoming American citizens. This is the only fear that
should animate the American brcast-the fear to tram
lie uIon Of the best charters that Gods human
lures have enjoyed and to despo and throw into
anarchy and confusion and strife the centre Of hope to
Al ~.