The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-14

OF Washington and whenever danger presses upon the
guard" (Cheers.) Mr.. b. retired amid considerable
applause.
soudsr and in accordance with the request Of his
thusiastic friends
OLD JoE Sou DER Of the Sixth ward inside his appear
ance front Of the stand-Hs observations at first
we're naudibe in Of the noise and confu
sion He understood to say-I do not wish to take
Bsus on e pres ana
hope The reporters viii note them In the first place,
fellow citizens, have been stigmatized bigot
have be stigmatized such in the sixth ward. Well,
If II be bgot to be attached to American principles,
then am wiling enough to be sgmatized as bigot.
Am not an American, and should be ashamed TO
press my sentimentsy No; and will ever express my
sentiments let the consequences be as they may NO
Roman hierai chyno subject OF the Roman mo narchy
no attached TO that faith dare to make me
hold M tongue. ! will make known my principles
wherever go and upon all occasions when SO desire:
II has been said here that this meeting has been called
for the express purpose Of gyin information in
regard 10 the progress Of that committee will state
been cheated out Of at least two districts in the Sixth
ward and If these districts be cverthrown will add to
Barker at least FIVE hundred votes. (Cheers Now if
understand the object Of this meeting, 1t 10 for the
press purpose Of making known sentiments hereof
rowning down every thing that looks like corruptonof
taking preserve rights American citi
zens, and 10 send forth the announcement 5 il
upon the wires Of the telegraph that American citizens
determined to maintain their rights at all hazards
You know, fellow-citizens, that in % the Bloody
Sixth y our friends are few; but those few
arc mighty, and by your cooperation and
ret out every fraud committed within the jurisdiction Of
the Sixth ward Checrs) 1t is said that the Ameri-
towards, and not able to maintain their dignity
honor Allow t,tay that the renegade who will
utter that sentiment is liar, and not able to make
thereof But LET be united brothers, standing
ready, at every moment and every hazard, to put
down fcregn agresson if neccssary-I say, even with
powder and BAH cloud cheers Who doubts the cleo
ton o, Baner' ("No one have not seen
that since the day of election ] have never
cen any man Who has dared to utter the sent-
w.
elected Mayor OF tic city AMI county of New York
fers (trcs Of ono one no one'') lie has been swim
died out Of his election by bad rum by foreign Votes
and BY hired shoulder hi,ters. But never mind the
time is net far distant when victory will be the other
side and when all the rencgades and foreign convcts
subjects Of the fope Of Rome will be completely
routed. Cheers. wish had the voice of an Arch
angel that might proclaim throughout the land that
on the side of American principles say that il 1
the city, the highest mountain in the land proclaim
those great American truths from. Shall press tor
ward this mighty guard OF Amcrcanismf Then have
only to say stand fast to what have and press
Never lei It be said that Americans afraid
able to manain their dignity For the favors you have
shown mo TO light as well as former occasions l
thank YOU and will wind up by calling for three groan
for 'sbad rum and ymour."
All the conclusion of Mr. Souder's remarks there
loud calls for Chauncey Schaier mingled with motions
to adjourn. The President said that MIR. Schader was
not present, hut that he would introduce Sam Brewer
who, he had no doubt would feel great pleasure in
singing of his favorite songs. This announcement
was received with applause IN the midst of VIII ch Mr.
ceeded to sing patriotic song commencing as follows
When Britons first began
70 invade the rights Of man, &c
The song consisted of about thirty verses giving
detailed account of how the Btishers Invaded the rights
Of man, and how they got punished therefor by the
moved that when the meeting adjourn it should form
in procession and march TO the house of James W.
Barker No. l3l Monroe street.
Tie PRESIDENT put the motion, which unanimously
carried He then gave the following the route the
procession-Up Broadway to Grand through Grand to
! he ia Fast Broa dvav mn
East Broadway as far as Rutgers street. and down Ru
gers street to Monroe.
after which George 0. Jones introduced to the
meeting Mr.. ;. spoke as follows:-Fellow citizens
tonight What is it, ask that called you heres say
II is fraud that has called you together Justice has
ment You have come to demand justice at the hands
OF the corrupt who have charge Of the ballot box
Thats what has called yon together, if understand the
object of this meeting. (Cieers.l great and daring
fraud bas been cop;iIed upon the rights of freemen
and you stand ~ here in solid DLaian. =. :. pro.,s,
against it,
/ Mr. JoNts--Herc you stand, legion Of freemen-a
legion OF Intelligent educated Americans protest
/ is that the object Of this meetng (Cries Of eyes
yesHD Then remember your object-kecp that still in
what you have got do, and II the game don't sue
oeed the game say, don't succeed in this instance
Of electins man 5y fraud, remember that they win try
it again; Tor Jesuitsm is the alert Who has
been the prosecutor Il liberty for the last sixteen centu
ries but Jesutism They worried poor weak liberty
IRON the continent OF Europe but she found good soil
here and she to colossal stature then was that
with restlessness they followed her here to discover her
in her magianmity and strength But the low servile
and degraded hordes Of Europe dared not attack hsr
They here and said to the two great parties that
were left to tshe charge Of and nrotact Ibertthey
wants and We viii elect yon to Office If you give
ney" Then they went to the wings and said to Them
serve You well If you viii pay us for Well bv
this means and others they accumulated wealth-they
concentrated -they poisoned society by that poison
which is concealed within the palm of every Jesuits
hand When takes You by the hand beware Of TIT
will mregnae your very system, and the social sys
tenn also till you sufficiently corrupt for its pur
poses Fellow citizens they have struck blow this
election, but they found that liberty Is well guarded
been addressed and to which you have listened, feel
like ynwl following steamboat but as in the case Of
the late disaster the Arctic the yaws ana life boats
weak way, you welcome to it. (Checrs) Gentle
men, did not come here to be chcered-l know will
not be groaned for am among Americans, and came
to tell you where Jesusm is located in city Isay
York.
voIcE-Thats - any how
Mr.. JoNrs-E say rhe nomip, ton Of Nicholas Dean
was humbug but believe the majority Of the reform
committee honest, and that they wished to nomi.
nate gentleman standing high in this city, but Jesuit
ism was in their midst and controlled them.
In this way they put in in the place Of who
stood high and prominent before the citizens Of this
city, say they put him in because they knew they
could make a tool Of him. There is mot man within
the sound Of my voice that dare stand up and that
James W. Barker was not elected by majority Of three
thousand votes other candidate in the field,
(cheers) and IL justice be had 10 this great city,
ask II We shall not take action and demand -ighs
rres of yes, certainly - ask II TO wait and
lei the Fourth the sixth and the Fourteenth wards de-
eide who shav mayors (Cries Of no y say that
there man, Jesutes in this country who smay be
honest at heart but they governed by of supe
ror intellect who control them by the superiority
of their intellect and shah intelligent men, know
ing what II is that governs all men, shall submit to
thisf (Cres Of No, Mol" Then take decided action
and il prove that James W. Barker is the MAYOR
elect of New York, as know can let this mass Of
present itself here the first day of January
and then Fernando Wood will have TO walk over our
dead bodies before he will be allowed to take his
Enthusiastic cheering in the midst of which Mr. Jones
retircd.)
which the meeting formed in procession The President
appointed Mr. benjamin Putnam their Grand Marshal,
and under his direction they proceeded to the house Of
Mr.. Barker
PROCESSION TO THE HOUSE OF MR.. JAMES