The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-20
The NATIONAL DEMOCRATS IN COUNCIL.
Complimentary Resolutions to Messrs.
Walsh and Cutting
Reception of Governor FOOte at
Stuyvesant Institute.
SPEECH OF GOVERNOR FO0TE,
&c., sSc., So.

where he waited upon BY the leading national demo-
r,ts of thu city, Also BY So mittss from the YounO
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MEMS pemocrAto N"si0A. ePu'hoAn COMMITTEE con
sistng o! ksssrs. Benz ). HART MAuios u'Ksste wm.
Blake Henry Appeh0n James Farmer d. Mastsu Nail
Newton Richard soAsll, oh.lrm.u Of tn. Genera
COMMITTEE also waited on Gov. Foote and invited him
to Witt the committee rooms al Suyyessnt IN
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se' " i'''s'on no acSepteu.
Al tins appointed hour, (half past O'Clock there
was very full attendance OF the committ,e Tn. ro,n
was decorated with various national notices. follows
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Mr. RICHARD scHEIL Chairman o, tina oomm;.,ss toon
ihs chair and the meeting WAS oa,lsa n o,dsr
Tho roll OF "a committee having han ..u.a
ME- g. HART movsd that Tho s,nx =, N. r,,rn,as
ns dspeused with and that an comr,tt. az ~. 80 %
rsSort ut this mestno sbonld rostoon mai,
shs nsxt mating C.rrisd
The CHAM annornesa that. .oun,,,... "a .,u. >,
the purpose OF introducing Govarpor Eoot ana tht III
arrival n light be expected in a short tims
On motion OF Mr. HARr tns comr,t.aa toop !. r.ss..
of tan minutes.
At eight O'Clock Govarcor Foot. .rr;v.a ,.a,d.a -
shs oommistAs ahova psma5 al 80 rs..,uas ID.
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ra.,l ,tions.
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of he q
North, made by the Hon Aessrs Walsh and Cutting the
NJ; ~; 10 a. fepI"shAuye. Oh inc oemo:racy OF
definition Of the position OF the Union OF the
SOUTH by the Hon Henry s. Fooe, OF Mississippi in his
Hon =, fbs ssmo,se w ,p i,u .ns hety approoA
EAtioHa OF that party whiah under the guidance or
Cass Dickinson arc Buchanan, in the North aud Foote
s;. =, ~ T9 ~ 1ns SCUM lave preserved the In
htonsts and ioers OF he North ana ths
secession'ts OF the South, who, BY their coalition
ths;s ;,sin..r;n Au "a. ptessn. oAsinet bstray
prese at viz tbs grstifcston Of rsvepse and Their
own perion. sscendsnoy and whereas tbs democracy OF
hn sr ~ s ana ,, moi .ns piosssions Oh
ton as hostile 70 the democracy North and soutn.
Therefore,
W. IA ,s nv reooi.uS party oi me ety OF
ting for their and forobs yindie.tion NJ the
tgry OF the post on and the scathing rebuks Of the
Resolved That thu o, tSis ait, IN the "a.
ceptou of the Hon Henry Foote OF Mississippi hail
AND weicoms be oomPeer OF Csss Cobb Dickinson, and
omss n 1850 And the sstsjnsd sunrorta. u1 =, ths
union Of the States against ths treason OF the Van
burens OF the North sna the DAvses OF the souh now
nsaSls. O1 oA'A''' = every 'sA'o u ~ Aone''
Resolved Ths, in the recent deest OF Jefferson Davis
for the unsd States Senate for the state OF
mise rennrss tv tss n.ons Of ,h., .ts ro All
didaes bel old the hist blow struck by the people
tne men n,rs o. an o.ious cabinet vindi ,ston
and determns,iou ON the psrt Of the people OF thai
STATE and trust of The entire South to discard trsach
efons aSo s.iosh ana 70 STANG oy ths
ou,y ispds .rd Allies 10 ths street copsrueiDn Of ths
CON aitution.
NAV r anra s n1 vaor De pup
the wahipgt N Sent,nel
The resolutions were received with great spplaus.
and, on motion Of Mr.. HART were adopted.
The CHAIR then introduce Mr. Foo1s who was recsived
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