The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-25

y ADOPTED
Te!,ov-citizsns-In presenting the name of Mike
Wah 10 the electors Of the Fourth dis
trict for their outrage ut the ensuing election pre-.
sent the CT we'll known and universally adj
nireo by The great Of the democratic party, in
which he loids such honorable posit,cp chosen
from the lsnks Of tbs topg masses, cue ing to the
Of ss s %
prs,ed-conendpg heioicaly for their advance to
such position social and political thsr raisnt vir
tues and responsibility 50 justly entite them to occupy
We rely with confidence on the support Of the
democracy OF the district TO re elect Mhe
Walsh u member CT the next Congress. Plac-
ing, as we do, implicit confidence in his ability
snd integrity, we have nothing to fsar from tue
assaults Of demagogues upon the democratic creed,
Thita can place n ssntinels watch to
to warn Of impending danger IL si1 his
first election to the stae Legislature p.
time has beer such will command the esteem Of al
honorable and hgt minded men, and oilers sure gusr
that his exertiops in the ensuing fession Of
gress win eclipse bis forts in the last ion, when
els burning eloquenoe and sublime language scattered
HE chat euIe the Wind the sla nderous charges vile
subtsriuses and petty Vaccinations Of the orainess
cemsgoRues, INSCRIPTIONS fanatics grasprg plum
dertrs who holo seats the national
1he ex.rions Of Mihe Wash the bill for the govern
Of epraska and Kansas wherein he SO ably de-
monstrsted tbs ability ana right Of the people to regu
late their domestic affairs without the essstanc OF
Seward, sumner, Smith, or Hale. His anne nd nent
to the army BILL BY which all Offices in the army
opened to the commissioned officers and priyates
and the pay Of the Same raised half above their
equal footing with: the arsduatesof West Point. is
an Their triumph Of his pripcipes, for which noble
people Will be always grateful Mike Walsh, uuassisted
by wealth. influence, or lucky stroke OF circumstances
has eles asd himself by his talent TO the position he
occupies where hessnds brilliant meteor cheering the
t0ret and energetic in their onward Ard dspsl
Jg tie HOPES Of the the vicious such has
is nos tho character Of Nike Wasn When shall
6nd man more sbae, more eloquent m,re honest,
more peiseveTiDg an more devoted to ne interests
Of the democratic party, whose spirit hovess high
shove the low trickeiy Of the day whom force
terriiy, gold buy, then, and not till then, will
be WI Hing 10 exchange him for another.
whereas The democratic republican electors Of the
tsd for the pur rose tf acting upon tho nomination
by the Congressional CONVENTION for their
siderston. Be it therefore resolved that the pomina
ton Of Nike halfh meets with our unanimous
renee, aud We will ule all honorable means to re elect
him to . p0fition which he has already filed with
honor TO himfs II AID credit to his constituents
Resolved, That In the present Congress, Mike Walsh
has met the just expectations OF his constituents, In
opposing AL unjust and special egslatton and support
ing only such measures calculated 10 advance the
stitutcrs Of II . coun ry.
Resolved, That the present times OF political profit
gacy, when men are embracing all and parties
TO obtain political power IL behoves the electors OF this
onuict 70 retu TO Congress- n man who mas always
oespttd an allegiance with any party faction whose
principles were ~ variance with the interest Of the
country or snbvereive of the rights OF his fellow
citizens.
Resolved, That in this districthe Gibraltar district
OF me democracy OF he UnioD-eacn pledges hun
the return TO Congress- OF who haa a~a batted for
TIE rights OF the masses, irrespective of favor or re-.
wa a
The meeting wss then eloquently addressed bv the
Walsh, in their uspsslq asnt style. The meeting then
pojerrptd and formed into cessiou ceded nv
taud OF music ard marched through the uistriat ali
ing cobiir uslly fer hike wash