The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-11
SOFT SMELL JUBILEE m THE PARK.
Immense Gathering of the Unterrided.

Platform.
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CAlTAIN RYNDERS on ELECTION FRAUDS.
Music and Artillery for Wood
and Seymour.
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sPEECHEs-REsOLUTIONs,
90, &c., &C.
Agrecably to the following call published in the He
RAID Of yesterday, meeting held in the Park last
evening"
friends Of sey%oar and the demo
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At the appointed hour the esplanaae between the City
Hall and the rostrum filed closely packed with the
unterrifcd. There were probably eight thousand-per-
tAOuSuuu--IStIi'
The adventurous aids OF mnsic and artillery called
in. The Empire Club gtn made resonant remarks from
time to time and the national airs played by Shell
tons band.
Sundry transparencics were displayed Here are some
of the notices.
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SEYMOUR AND THE Peoples RIGHTS o
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Down WITH ISroITRAScR AND TYRANNY o
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900
No INVASION OF orr HOMES AND FRisIpE. o
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PoLIncAI AND RELIGIOUS FREEDOM. o
60
90 6
No DEsronc LEGISLATION. o
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LIBERTY WITHOUT BIGorRY. o
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%
WI WILL EAT AND DRINK, IN DEFIANCE OF Dxsrono
LAWS. o
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FoR OUR SOCIAL AND INHERENT RIGHTS. o
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Mr. ISAIAH RYNDERs called the meeting to order and
nominated Mr.. William D. Kennedy President which
nomination ratified by the meeting; also number
Of Vice Presidents and Secretaries completing the list of
officers as follows
PRESIDENT
WILLIAM d. KENNEDY.
VICE PRESIDENTS.
Ward - W',;ir Cannon Ward -Wiiam Miner
e-Henry Howard. Thames Steers.
1e-Thomas Dunlap. Thomas Adams.
SECRETARIES
ThomasJ Munday, Richard B. Connolly.
Mr.. KENNEDY then came forward and said
Fellow Ctizens-Ths is a spontaneous meeting of the
democracy for the purpose Of congratuang each other
upon the OF the democratic party OF the city Of
New York, and Of the State Of New York We have
New YORK sterling Snd osep a n we
have succeeded also in elecng to the Office OF Recorder
another tried and sterling democrat. (Appausc) But
what is better than either, and which know every per-
son here will congratulate himsqf upon is, that we
have succeeded in clectng Horato Seymour the Co
vernon Of the Empire State cloud cheers and with all
the combinations which have been brought to bear
against our organization we have in all probability sue;
ceeded in electing our entire State ticket Cheers
ALEX. H. MrSo, Esq, arose and said
Mr.. President have the honor to present to this
meeting what conceive to be the embodiment Of the
Of the party rs result Of
just passed therefore submit the following resclu-
TONS
the theory country susrantss TO
every msn t free enjoyment Of his religious and
Rssessd That sss people Of shi. city here in their
and As Ssots and anscs in rscS those secret and mid
night pSts s f1own e knsw s and three
and light advocate their doctrines their
rs. y: q the sss ssAs,Hs
in the class alluded to in the
W; s.. ssm 10 Up @ s
honest voters Of this city their rights Cheer) The
nS %So
guided sy conviction resort e the
ie ssso"p'A their
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GSrss cheer: woed interest,": ssaPssSs1d
Of III: s0sssd reform R.iy,ae confident and ys
party
A 's:': s,a
and union to The % Of the party and
win Asht until IL is crowned with yet higher honor
Resolved That the the Hon. rIorato Seymour
the !. * ~ e E%P sss .ss &
sht, q man over the nssn and DANGEROUS i9ascnce Of
- as%iss.ts6s and emphatic manner
ee democratic maese the sovereignty Of the people, and
fhe stability Of our free institutions. tCheers)
The President put the question on the resolutions
md they they were adopted unanimously
In compliance with repeated calls, Captain RYSDERs
ook the stand and said -
Fellow Dcmocrats-I not before you tonight to
appeal to your prejudices-not by any means leone
70 speak to In the OF the great democratic
party, and the great principles OF that party come
mot hero to the character Of any man. any
set Of men come here to speak in vndcaton of the
rights Of the people Of this city Of New York. know
no distinction among my fellow men, except such as
they deserve from their integrity and their honor Now
BY the Chairman, to congratulate the democratic party
upon the success OF Of its candidates. who
viii be the chief magistrate Of this city on
the nrst day al january next, although gentleman in
the Hall told me that Fernando Wood should not take