The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-03
Must and Shall Rule Americans.

40O VOAuRoAY V4 UO8IV uOWUckC0 1--WE
and fifty gentlemen, who were elegant
tanned, and many q health was drank to
rem in New York, New Jersey, Massachua
Speeches were delivered BY Messrs. b
Brown, Thomas Wells, Capt. Joseph Barn
Wilson p. Carman, Esq. The champal.
viands were In abundance, and our frienc-
low citizen, Mr.. D. Moore, made himself 81
ct home in receiving and responding to III
Of his American friends. VIZ AMEEe
Correspondence of the Journal of CONNIE,
WASHINGTON, Nc
The KMo,c Nothing Conve~tion at Cine.
Several of the Southern members of the !.
Convention recently held by the Know !.
ct Cincinnati, are here On their return. y
present that the proceedings or work Of 4
veption was harmoniously done, and that /
ing feature OF the policy Of the association \
ton to the peace and perpetuity Of tht
The association win set their face agai
tional disputes, and promote q proper
sentiment, serving to cement tho Union. :.
variable that for this object q secret orgr
should be necessary; but the Know NothinS
some other objects which they look upon al
to effect their main purpose of securin-
United States the blessings Of liberty and
They represent that some Of the religious q
tions Of the south-the Bsptists, Method:
Presbyterians- all friendly to the objsc)
order, as win be shown ct the polls in vri
elsewhere next spring. It Is claimed 4
Know Nothings hold the balance In the Z
Legislature, now in session, and will cont
choice Of United States Senator. They.
more good than harm il they can control a.
shadow the abolition organization in thu
and It is believed that they have done 80, il
measure, already. :
Iron the New York Pick.l z
The Know Nothings are very quiet lately
ripple upon the surface Of the water sinca !
ton. They have been victorious every ~h
they Know Nothing about it. 1t is very Gu
see how quiet all the papers.are about the |.
good effect OF the Know Nothing movemeL,
North Is to completely crush out the abolitidS
They stood up erect before the election, an
while We really began to believe that w. H. !
their great leader, would sweep all before b
Know Nothings have only to manage them,
calmly and deliberately, and they viii hs
own way In localities, In States and through
United States. There is one rock upon NJ
Know Nothipgs may spit, and before We d
the rock, We win relate story In some d
town, few yeavs ago, there was great OK.
among few able bodied men. They hadl
to form . military company. When they NJ
Their TO form the company, It was disc0ve'
every man in the room wanted to be an ofic'
course, the company broke up; no one want
. private. II the Know Nothings wish to J
do rgreAt good, they must adopt one RI
Ii never to sele IT one Of their high officers n
nation to any Office. If man wishes to-
stepping stone Of the order, he should b.
out without any ceremony. A patriotic cit
longing TO the order, and who Is pure and
ested, win mot seek to be advanced in the
field. The moment he becomes anxious in !
gard, that moment he should be an objeCts
cion, for he belongs TO the plumber gang th
disgraced the whig and democratic part
brought ruin upod them. The Know Nothing
seek to elect good men, and keep their on
clean. Good men don't seek to be elected \
whether In or out Of the order of Know Not