The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-03

coemitruoe Tor that constitution can be trample,
eafety for any uness We stand by somethiur for on
gude and pxpteon But a. these PRINCIPLES hsye beer
.sAdy discussed will not dstain yeu any longer upor
the prohibitoy law. would be the last man To rails,
my voisc agsins the cause Of temperance many tim,
them to abstain from the use OF these Intoxicating
drinks; and there q time when the temperance
cause bad moral which was almost irrssstibe-it
fr The rsgn Of the washngtonian princpse that prnc
PIE which prescribed nobody but appealed 70 TIE good
feelings and honest sentiments OF all classcs and you
WIN rscsnsss M 'hat A. t.t time the temperance reform
and powey Almost irresistible But In an evil hour bad
councils pre,aied-the attempt made pass pro
the history Of that cause must date s decline from
that hour We had the experiment Of prohbitory Las
is, bnt nevertheless prohibxory is--snd II was tried
could not So carried INTO effect And nsther oan this
not allow their rights to be tramplcd upon why should
ek for any other candidate than Horstio Seymour
LONE to every man. Upon this question: he has been
tried and found worthy. (Applause.) Why should we
lake any o'h:r mann I and shove all should We take Mr.
his opinion once and don't know how often e might
II he considered it for his interest doso but here Is
man who has stood the test when the Of cpp0si
ion dashed against him-he stood firmly up for the
constitution and the rights of the people, Independently
and honestly, regardless Of Consequences and shall
Of "NoP) Let us go TO the rescae-et march under
he banner OF the tion and never submit to see
il, long after the Of Myron H. Clark shal be for
roten, the name Of Horatio Seymour shall be re,np-
bered In the history OF the country, as the frm nde
pendent and honest defender Of the constitution Ap-
plause.)
The meeting was next addressed by Mr. W. E. WRIGHT,
who poke substantially follows
am gratifed said he observe the contrast between
There they were few In numbers and low spirited
you are In throngs enthusiastic, with your hearts full
VI resolution and determination to conduct this cam
psisn 70 successful issue am rejoced for other
at the contrast there the speeches du prosy
and fair specimens Of special pleading here they to
the point direct and energetic and from your responses
Should think effective. astoushed that the speak
who were opposed to In the campaign should say
Il is mere question q liquor or no liquor that qaes
men to drink not TO drink liquor is inherent right
Of personal eedom but there great principles In
10 war; and for Which the brave and gallant of the
tion have poured out their blood like water For what
was the last waged It the defence Of ships
than houses and homes, which proposed TO-
be searched by this law Most assuredly not. Why,
ed Myron II. Clark is elected Govcrnor-and you will
have the officers Of the law like the frogs Of Egypt in
kneadng troughs the sanctity Of your dwellings
will no longer he respected and your sanctuary may ut
any moment lie invaded by the constable any other
petty officer, the AFFIDAVIT Of your bttercst enemy.
Not only private rights to be invaded by this aw
but the faith Of the nation violated. We have formed
treaties with foreign nations to admit their wines and
products Well pass this law, and it in effect is tsnta-
mount to the destruction Of all the wines and bandes
which may be brought into. this country. w. We
Any who has crossed the Connecticut line knows the
state which stood the Hue laws without murmur,
disgustcd with the operation Of this tyrannical enact
nen In u SO OF the towns at tho late saa
iegard 10 the candidate Mr. Seymour needs eulogy
Mr. iualsw stands on the ..ms .,f;csn a !. opposed
MY safety = y voting hY whls sss' no
re yo hut Lot nae nfs give you one lscc of nforms-
,on. The news this cnfhusisstic meeting has reached
York. he win b here tonight. daughter and ap-
riause.)
The Chairman then introduced Captain RrsDKRs, who
said:-
seahisg in the open air during the evening, to be
over; everything has been said ON the subject tina
could be said, and has been well said don't com
lie always have to fall hack upon the democratic party,
in this instance fall back a democratic Govern
or. have nothing to say against Mr., Bronson, nor
VI. integrity in this race they viii place him as they do
ton On the 7th Of November, In making up the re-
port of the election they will make it up like horse
saee-seynsyr ahead, Cheers and applause and
You have had opportunisss II judging q his letter
writing abilities yourselves, likewise Of friend
who q. s.d W was TN the enna %
man in this State who has clearly defended
The constitution and the rights Of this State than Hora
nd Clark; you must either have fanatic or demo-
cratic Governor You must select your candidate; and
would say to all even those IN favor Of Bronsonn If
Seymour. II not Mr.. seymour's desire to be .
date at this election his friends forced the nomination
lis the issue and called il the rum platform Their
object 10 to pass dsspoc law BY appealing to honest
law they win subssrve the cause Of temperance.
at The ballot box, and you win not have =.
Russia would not dare to prescribe what his subjects eat
or drink "A voice-'sThat's go!') Yes, and at the
60. The next thing the fanatics will make you eat
and wear what they want and when having taken care
Of the bodies their next consideration win he how to
take care Of the soul Howy Why, by maintaining
established church When they once enter this wedge,
lhey drive 70 the hub Are you prepared to kneei
(No no. nol) We submit to What serfs would not we
are not American citzensl And now would give yon
piece Of advice II ali wel enough to talk about this
election but dent neglect your duty And IL is your
duty not only to vote but to see that your neghbor
votes. DO this and at the end Of November say
The Captain ended By repeating an spsedote wherein
tanner, having placed small hen to hatch great num-
,er Of eggs tells the brto "spread herself5 sThats
the word, fellow cKens, he added "spread yourselves
% the best advantage and will give Seymour from
fifteen to twenty thousand majority Allow me now to
c so o1 creates. prves.
which you rossess democratic republican citizens Is
the proper II the electoral franchise Aud II ever
here was time when you called upon to that
trnncise in dstence Of your privileges is the present
opportunity, when are to exert II against the in
cpent tyranny of the Maine law The democratic party
not 50 Ignorant as to permit their houses to be in
vadcd by this sumptuary law. Are sent to the
Assembly TO provide and pass laws which antagonis
tic to the expressed opinion Of one half Of the peopes
Are they sent there 10 cast frebrand to destroy
he reace Of your neighboroods tell you that every
who 10 pos scssed VI social qualities is about to lose
his character and to be in the social scale with
fcons and law breakers rejoice that this question
submitted to the proper jury, in order that they
may stamp II with their verdict am not afraid to ap
peal TO the adopted citizen not afraid to stand
here and assert that would conserve and protect
their rights and to pronounce that this country is
bound to be open to the persecuted Of all nations.
not here TO count the votes OF the Know Nothing
organization, and any Of you who may be attached TO
uch order. will the day when you will blush to
think that you connected yourselves with at
tempt 10 proscriee your fellow (Cheers) Our
constitution guarantees toleration perfect freedom
religious affair, and will protect all men in their
sni lat Look nj he ms in