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


Mr Van BURN responded. Re received wish great
cheering De said:-lt gives pleasure resp nd to
this he ssoai gea, njastcs tbs 9TH gsE u-msn
wfo ~ero Ia address thrm II be did adj hi
testimony TO the memory .f ia. naAp. Hs ia r.m
many Hal thr i've years ago, and again duriag his
Prr.irercy TIE tsutinsnt iaclsdef mo OF Jscksons
chsraeieu,tcs. but there -hich souetimss
owe looke THIS his remA ks,l. salty to his
ie. this be was els In xu hsi AL a.. "a ,.ivsi
~ reward in the prooy OF hs ffi-ads arnsy
abandoned him and nrver c-sersd him 1, tns vis~
o-.r-d 10 call their attention TO ihs of Gsnaral Aru
strong sho did Jackson sigani se ycs Toe great
chef 20 him biz sword that hs nsvsr
forgot bim 10 ve~ Of these ccu Ia nmapy
socsty OF New York had thought proper TO Telegraph
their friends iu WAshiaston who were aso csisbrsag
ihis event. that they ,ihe Nav Ynrhsrs) would drns
half an hour afisr Midnight toe follow ssntinsa':
General Robert tims rong The rsonai fre ID ard
I'll OF the n,reus chief in Whose honor hold pre-
To which the Washing. replied th,. they shoui, at
The taps tims. dripk he 70 lowipg:-
svs his oseiy eornssiei with the history
81 our @ M II es,a ,sSss 81. tor The use Of
There sen imen's having os-a -ieh all the ho-
nos ire snd Sachsm gave toe tnid rrguiar toast
erabers bat I've In he hesrs Ii. uoope who hS nsr
i, '.f % our %s aSs w
and ghenirs with zach succeeding year.
hR. DouEyY faid /, spo,ss that though he was NJ.
born IN the SOL Of country he had learoed its lss
sons OF repuhicaDism from mis- cradle aud il was b,
csu,e he bad harmed nud sntea TO carry tosm
that h- wA,en exile Ho uosessful. bus thsra
va The credt eus this effort IL it had been
ce-sl The test evidence OF th crit az he rsvolu
.Ty e. hers b. oupd in III. Declaration ot Inds
p.ndencs Abroad their names we're holy "a said that
ony ten Gays remained Il his probation ia America
then he vonld be 'nllt entitled TO tho name O.
an American citizen: Next to this hoce he hal
cherished the idea that there might be- = republic
10 ieand, ant in Italy HUI gary Germany, and Polsnc
He hoFrd long the psoels would be free from the
tbs, England the friend ire. dom he continued
his remarks anst Epgl.a at length. He said
bad never yet expressed opinion 10 the merits Of
the dispute in the &c nocrstc ptry When IL had Agsin
become united bis poor were III, disposal He
had only come hee to eight to sjoy AmeEiosn hospi
{. The GRAND sAaiKM read III. n,st regular toast
TIE qammany Society or Columbian orier:'-orssniiei
days repub and never false t the nstona and
catholic ereeas republican a.hsr when her
vtnrat'n he iruc amid all the yciitudss Of life
delights Z, rocar TO the fond and unfading Of
y Mr. lostszo saErAED responded, and gave a bris'
sa-tch Of the history O. the Order.
Sp' AZ Of the accession te the United States he
eaid that the American spiit Of repubicansm pushes
Tie dostnes OF the declaration nsve bscoms the pnc
pies OF the rsmmany Socisty and ho happy 10 say
the principles Of the who's country. Nc officers
in he service of the country have been kindly
csived th,n the sops Of ~ TAmnauy. Toe topic ~ss
gard one, for It broosht their minds tine whel
y nations OF tue earth would bs free and independent
TIE principles of the Declaration OF Independence
acted IN this room; they fast sIrtadlng
States, be triumphant In conclusion, he gave ths fol-
"The Union Of the Democratic Party
The remainder Of the regular tossts were as fllo~.-
THE President Of the Uritsd chosen Chisxa
as the sraae s s.n.o p'n
Uni and through ali ac.sua deu,iss inerpa;sd iu
PATH steadily pursuing tho duty of percng the
olidat Of the united dem cratic party Of h whole
tica With hosersbo adsiy the princp ia its
creation ar In its Inception and at heme and
abroad sustaining with American energy auine Amer
1fe GoverIor of.hc State Of New York"-Hs presence
the chair state recall tho OF victory And demon
sIas; .hs power cf democratic anion ana his pes'Isi
Srsshs,s q he Aaohsssan Y W.swam. .-,.-,-s.',
ooys y VIII sSS
The Army and Navy Of the United sta.esn-The frat
snd coypeDs ~inoled Valley Forge the Tisi
q he Mssieaa o,mpMs attest that the st9ra sts oth'
:sr 10, saed in ssc saectonp Of the pson sy tbs br
tsn sss 70
entied s protection has given snshu
ssis THE shsbolsth Of Northern ., of s,usa
Of Ssg ss aSa
; S E s s g na s
~1s e make that unr
lsys while as tie i" Tho wonder Of the age and the
fhe Baitmsrc p,. orm 'cons.ruotei Of the best hok
TIMBER after the true nede by the chosen
OF the Unan, broad enough to hold Al. who clap haads
aof o s 20 a M s and b
.f our common country ,,
Of the Sons of Tammany who know enemies ing those
pn'Ps their The NM motto :.Uuisp ss
1.-THE Cause Of Democratic Liber.yi other
sion to its enemies victory to its champions eternal zOryO
woman srhe best, dearest, and chcrhed of de.
Ihs 9Th toast was responded to BY Mr.. BALDWIN Of
Pousbkeephe He spoke in glowing terms o, the Presi
dent sayipg that better sprig Of the old hickory
lived He gave the following So satim.nt;--
New York be as happily united.
cloud and long continued cheering,)
The sixth sentiment responded to BY Capt RYy-
DERs;--Because his frierd the opposite side Of the
iste did not speak Of the that split the democ
rscy of New Yo,k he would take the opportunity. MT
nrst recollection OF the State Of New York 10 1913
and 1914 was then ehort boy, and glory Ia the
name, not bscause Was short for nay rie ad John Van
Buren, is very long one. (Lapga atsr) rhat Cover
p.niel Tompkns, who stood by the side
f his country when the English bocksdng the good
city Of New York. At that time there mao sho
arayed against Tonpkins and that Was Dewitt Cn.
ton and his OF the nominees OF tbs hard
shell party At the last ell ction voice--.t is not
hi cor squsre to menti n names.o Greene G. Bronson
old fedsraist, and sold opinions to the Canal
B ard who tried to rob the state but nov.
so.rs Ee reme ns.- in s,s q 20 sn.. " p.1it cnsoa
ran against w. Rochester. and he defeI Itsd him.
viii not vouch for Cntons political hon,sy snd an
rcd 10 the defeat OF silss wrgh. by those very
who prominent leaders In the hard shell party,
and to the election for Preside Mt in 1sthsir csudi
dates he sad being defeated by those who now form
the hard she'd party. Here Mr.. Rynders became very
uneasy, making the most gEoteslae move'uenis Witn
his hands, arms hep, aud body While denounciog
that party who defeated General Csss 10 lsas and who
endeavor 10 make dissensions ia the democratic
rsDh' Mr. Ryuders upheld NJ. Marcy in his oodtoa
Secretary OF State. ana said there nothing 10 the
political coue Of Mr. Marcy that any democrat could nd
fAult with.
Bere somebody faid that II not So
Capt. RySDKRs-You Q liar.
GRAND sAcIrFM-Order.
GNsT II sill not be put ioun by c. plain Rynders
Cap. RYsDERs-I am sorry 20 see there s blackgusri
In the rtotn.
Gtyr II back down. want t, hear the Capt,in
PmslDryTH you DO not keep order will have to get
you put out OF the
ENCrED GESrENAN--Go on Captain, will not interrupt
you any Bat nobody put me out of this room
am sure.
Captain Rynders then proceeded With his remarks 10
quiet.
At half past t~o, when repor retired the gal
laut Capan s,ill speaking, although the audience
had some what thInned.
While this was going bslow the dancing WAS kept
up with vsor and the old ball creatsd under the weight
Of a thousand - 'tuinklipg fyetn
The festivities showed sign Of weakness, and alto
gehsr with eating drnbiog, dancing and speech making
n busy pieht n Old TammApy.