The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-10

South Carolina, elcqueDtly responded to by " Oas
He said that Jackson and Ipgrabam, whom they had
toasted both natives OF his State The former hsd
gone 80 his grave and he feared equal would come
afor lin The latter s,ili living and the country
would bear Of him. He from one OF the
purest Revolutionary fsu ps in the Stats and had Illus
trated which had been dishonorsd Though
bpfer'g from sickness he had asked relief from duty
ard had been relieved only at tae instances OF snds
snuth nar,liDa, thougs not always approving OF
tcs ecu adhered to the great principles of
and 70 long ~ LIS President maintained the great
principles he ~ould res.ivs from that State cordial sup
port BE believed the principles upon which the Prss
dent had acted correct though might have erred
in carrying hsm out in detail He (hr. urr) had hm-
self mpos by the recommsndations OF unwor
thy men for Office and IL not surprising If tbs Presi
cebt had BEEN But bis prleciPl-s were correct. It
wooi1 have been dtshonorAbo II this President,
after receiving the OF ali who stood upon BAln
mors planorm hao prescribed part Of thsm There
no just cause for schi the party None had got all
they desr a. He (ar ORR hau no. Tns Presi cut had
not M &c all the appoint hs snded out
lad lot ei ss heii1sd 10 male war upon the adnins
uauon that account T0y Pfe iGent had to look
u ~h'ls couE ry and taey must reasonable al
iowaLos IL was much more Important tast hs be COR
II ct IL ms p incl 1les than his appontmsnts and Ii
wcu out hts principles Jackson and Jefferson
CARED h-m cut, he would be able t. turn the
the pirat,on OF his years demo-
cratic s1cc~sso with the tho faith preserved
aud in TIE ascehdaEcy
A tos - 10 California was responded to BY Mr. LATHAM
He rAid Jsckson es'sbhshed and imp essei upon ths
try tro great phasss military, the other poli
cal In ,h- OF 1919 ne fully blish-d that the
ciF2 lerry, raj ell vonntsr l ooul lead to victory,
nd that standing army not n-css-sry TO sustain
cur go, Dment. Aud Ia CIV career he established
srct construction Of hr constitution These positions
Ar. La ham Illustrated oy hs'oricAi illusions, aud
Guided with TOAST to his next door negnbor, rhe Sand
wich lelaEd-, which was trAok with sntbu u,tasm,
kentuck," ce rs nsxt toasted, Ar. BRsCsESRDGH
fpond.d After endorsing anc en- yius the sentiments
OF The previous spesl rsfersed In glowing terms to
ths primo pies and policy OF Monroe Jefferson and jack
SOD, WI CO. he tAtd had raj ed the country to it,
sent height of incnnceivAbls Hs spoke OF the
retult Of those principles Ia the vAst extension
OF territory with rspuooapisH Christianity and civ izs
tioD Aud AL with0 ut violating tho constitution inter
nal commissions He agreed with his friend fro South
Carolina 10 the Presidunts principles ahd polct HIS
cecls rAoDs led With the platform whc he
elected ard le had honestly carried out and maintained
that policy. Then why oppose him? Because he sp-
pointed =, b. aud TO officer rns unworthy Of
u;otic devotion to principles 1t would bs purs faery
to the eadeGt had In all Cases. made the best sp
pcir ns. possible from this Of csss
ir req,bci ompisciene and infalioity, waich man
Possessed The elsmsnts Of opposition might rally bat
the bs too 10 form party upon He
IN favor OF harmony In ihs democratic party and bsr
ed 1t couid and would exist Congress would before the
session closed be unit upon all great questions loud
spplause.)
Mears. Churchill. McMulep, Col S-leep, Col. Forney,
and others followed
A copgratnlaory despatch from TammAuy Hall New
Yorf, recsived read with applaute, and responded
to.
The nioeirg broke up at . late hour