The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-02


enthusiastic zeal, the following ticket
co'einor.. Greene c. Bronson
lieutenant 1ovcrnor E1ah Fofd
Itnai ltmmissioner. Clark BuYnham.
Inspector Of state Prisons. Abram veynsM.
mayer ................. Wilson G. Hunt
Rec FecoTder. James NJ Smith, Jr
wy ouuee.s... unanf r. Leonard
surrogate ..........J John +. Brady
district Attorney Jonas B. Phillips.
Commissioner of Streets and Lamps George G. Gasicr
Governor of Almshouse. C. Godfrey Guuther.
The address received with much favor, and loud
applause followed the reading of the resolutions con-
demnng political secret societies.
The Hon DANIEL s. DICKINSON then came forward and
received with three cheers and other highly ater
ing demonstrations. He said -
Anxious as was, Mr. President and fellow citizens
my New York friends, did not expect to enjoy that
pleasure so soon for was given to understand BY my
invitation that the meeting would have taken place
Friday evening next However, came to the city on
business connected with the courts, and that missed
too came just too late for it; but find that came
just in season for this meeting and here to address
This is State ratification meeting-a meeting raty
the State and city nominations On city affairs there
those who understand the subject much better than
myself and who with far greater proprety address
you on that subject. 1t has been customary such
occasions to discuss national affairs but have
have been extensively published that 1t is hardly
cessary should enter upon that branch of public dis
cussion 1t IL we'll known that the national demo-
cracy stand upon the great national principles
and Jackson opposed to all sectaranism and seconaism
They have continued to stand that distinctive positions
and in national State and city politics, they stand
decidedly and emphaticaily those principles. Zap
plause. They have nominated their candidates with
view of standing those principles and they purpose
to stand the hazard of the die The democracy Of this
state have placed in nomination their cand dates and
it is stated by paper curious such matters that
about fourteen organizations before the pub
lie claiming its consideration in the coming election
It Is unnecessary that should go through with all
Of them; WILL however, mention the political organ
cations. There the democrats hards, national
democrats the whig party, including all the factions
and al the isms, "too numerous to MENTION" the
softs or admnisration party 4Se 4Sse questions | which
tions Of government which have been
discuss: but questions are forced upon which
faeetiously denomnated BY distinguished member Of
the beer" Great aughter) It is said empiaticaly,
and with considerable truth, that the issues in tie
ns liquor q ali ~ :ssved Ssssi.r These P.epo;
s"s.ion had '' forgotten 9 to sss add
% have seen by the public prints"or rather sie ba
ISSUE the lawyers wouh say but 1t is nevertheless
% an issue I" issue 81 Nv Sns .,
vnssaase and The abuses that he suffered in Turkish
said what may wen be repeated Of this candidate
That was born you well must know,
For any fool could tell you 40;
But more, perhaps, you wish to hear
The day, the month, tho hour, the year.
All there well remember;
Twas on the ninth day Of December,
And just II you'll believe my story,
As chsste and blushing fair Aurora
Burst the dark arms Of negro night,
And passed from darkness into light"
(Great laughter:)
leave to those who curious in such affairs, and to
those most interested to wit the whig papers, to
tain. There il no doubt that the candidate born
somewhere, and when they have ascertaned exactly
where-the time the place and the circumstance-then
hope they win be grataed and not trouble the public
gained its high position before the public for having
jected and repudiated sll isms." II has not been
as but one Of the social virtues that srs to
be ncucated and practiced. It has not been liquor
party because It has considered the liquor interest as
being but single interest to be preserved and cared
for It's province and policy to protect and to pre-
serve all interests and lop of all abuses, and
in any respsct particular Whatsoever 1t has rejected
abotionis sectarianfsm and ism that has been
as IT, hsne
ceived from the people, and which It has received from
the foundation Of governments State and nationa
and which II will continue to receive SO long
as IL leaves all these detestable isms to be taken
care Of by those to whom they .llegitimately be-
long-by those who satisfied with the great
tonal principles which the government Is founded
by those who not satisfied with these wholesome
principles o. government on which our state ana ma
to seek out some new inventions and to climb up TO sue
cess in some other way shall not have time to
nomination in New York. and therefore will take up
the leaders--ssy the candidates for Governor. And
every citizen Of New York. citizen Of the nation
may well be proud. (Three cheers for Bronson called
s
Hest with him down to the date Of his last
public official act, when he had correspondence with
Mr. Guthrie the Secretary Of the Treasury (cheers-
who does not look upon his whole with pride and
with satsfactions And If he should be elected, what
chief magistrate Of the first State OF the Unon (Great
sppause He stands forth az the representative Of de-
opposed 10 scctonssm aboIitionsm and temperance in
its ultra gnfcntion but in favor Of all those great
dina principles which the democratic party has repos
ed and which will continue to repose and to rely for
its strength and for its salvation The position he pre-
sents to the public the liquor issue Of the dayf
may be allowed the expressionis the which the
democratic party has ever stood It 10 not for
destroying but for protecting for Topping on abuses and
a r rhrSsd nHs 20. sr
liquor but IL 10 for correcting and adjusting all abuses
they may appear The position Of Greene g. Bronson
prove and as the democratic feeling win sppaud and
support II stands in broad contrast with that Of Myron
presented--that most Infamous measure, the Maine
liquor Law Applaass Y : shig party T. like M play
inn' IN e. wsS iSsns Ss
that lie will appear half dozen different charac
ters in disguise 1t it going to play whig, sbch
as free soer and and do not know in
how many other different charactsrs--very NUMEROUS
however-ai in the person Of Nyron Holly Clark, its
candidate for Governor He has been nominated 20
many times that he fairly smooth with nomina
TONS daughter commencing at the fashionable water
| ing place OF the State-SaratogS-and bringing up a,
! the State Prison city--Asbvrn Great laughter
Every faction that has been heard OF for the last hall
century has honored this man with nomination And
what these nomuAtionss They are chapter of ui
traisms--dsgraceful ultraisms; Maine Liquor Law
which would have disgYaced the days Of John Roger
Oaughterl, and an abolition law which would satisfy
every shade Of aheHtionsm from the pale mulatto vi
to the full blood They have congregated together a
tnese intsrcsr for the purpose Of fastening the viii
Toicy on ysis State. Well, whether they will succee
rcman1tto be IL II not to be denied. and II
credtpyle that s 40 that there is feelings stron