The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-05
The following we're then read as the

PLATFORM OF THE PRACTICAL DEMOCRATS.
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To protect tho constitution against violation or p.rvsr
50 shat the laws 'A.
To elect all ooers the people from the President to
TO .ps. tn: sytem Of contra sting public work which
mprovsd The erection of Sutiss: thereon sr..be
% r. Of ,'sa
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snd protecting the Working he ,ncres OF
1oeie the cure q land monopoly, BY nr.ns tn.
s ss Ss % actual and
IN limited quaa tit,ss tree Of charse
ing ,saiens aud he sa,s Ssaii .@a se ou
th' ssiu. grouuc OF aoy nseer business
r. IRA b DAVIS teen read an address, which "a
sso, lea wi tsw ayes il favor, very fsrty gven
Mr. rAyis 'han spoke a. folio ss-Ttsp prim. eci IN
system the most portsnt n this country; put
it chIrieo at present, it enough make al
hobest man blush. Pothoust politicians ruled the
country wi'b much etatorial power Louis Japn
soo ruled Frsnce few only beaaei tbs; they owued
eox in the power of few Pension bulies vere
moreover cireotors ihe speaker hen went cn to give
siory ,hst he eecualy put BY parties
ia Io1er) While the speaker was IN tut tile o.
"ra'ory ccrirg owr upon the whole sy ''em Of ballot
ing te crt short b. voice in the I'd" Nos,
my dear sir dou't g. far tell the truth don't go
far Tits created commoticn In the Gro wd
ihe first manifested during the meeting The speaker
continued ssy there element in the parties
i the progressive and conservative elements.
HE VOICE in the croad sgain--"I want 20 ask quea
| ton" soms ~ mp.oms Of q disturbance s,sAs
Mr.. IAvs-Thsrc Ia a man bsf who spsAks of a
| question What he wants don't know. All have 70
| Who plssses When done, this ge nslen n may
tsre the stand after mef he piesses Fa,ut applause
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tie party OF pesc@fui prosrasaod RID ourselves entire
Iy from be influence and tictason OF roguss AMI ruf
| Cams such a. Dow govern the ballot box. Here
| broke out Hprrsh for Governor Seymour" Naugh.
,tsr MIR Dnvs here retired from the stand whsn ths
lhairmsn introduced
| Mr. II X ISGoIs As soon 90 Er Ipeols came upon
tie stand the ~bo hsd ssset the question Of DA.
Wis, and been promiss1 the stard dema nded 10 he
heard He vas not listened 10, and TOR while
| there was much confusion in rhs crowd, part
crying out for Lgos and part for the ssto OF ths
progressed with bis speech regsrdes Of the upr Ar and
| finally gained hearing He said the time bad come
when the people 90 longer had any voice IN tbeis cleo
ti,ns evtral voices, Cork up "Dry up, isyghsr
IL he crowd Mr. Iogos did not dry up but continued
He had not gone far when another man, with ''rca
Irith brogue" called GOT, lhces cheers for J,mes r.
Brsoy and to the democrats (Lsus sater) Ne
Ipsois Iroc cdirg sid thepeoe only tolerated 10
the expression of their opinons thy ~ishsd to css
hrae the Fourth II July they had to depend Dptn pub
lie swndets for tbs Mt of money they should have.
Our .~ho's system ?f gosernmsot was msaks ras
nasIy for the prsc'ical democrats = baud of must,
passtd BY st this time when most of .ns c.o~a raa
awsy.) sr Ingo]s, be ny now discouraged, re iseA
| Here Uan smed JAMES BELL upoa ,hs stand
| and demanded to De heard. tie ssia he from ing
| sing, wtere grsat waoy hsDed and came from Gen.
srecser Il the State Prison and b. oosn to be ssssd
for he vas Old soldier He not gong to say
thing against ,hs les, speaker Gsn forms was good
WIN YpUsc came npsa The hs'I stand W" While n h. was
opening, ths fight in the crowd ~hich prevent
beard to say he stosin m Il taxed Tor the su 20 ,r
81 bsndtd s~inclss All ths taxes Of the city
out ot the bandf Of the lsecrirg Ihs members Of
the Common Courcil we're wor o than psucsrs Let
us reform tie carried out sn1 the sersncs the work
rg var would enable him TO live in psriors am cc
fTtsble h mes, hst.ad Of hog pens they 40
re Of his country AID alGaot ashs nei to
cal mseif CT zen Of New YORK In this strain the
spesier continued for fsv minute. ~o-n most ei the
ctrs followed suit, and left the Park aud cir Platform
solitary ard alone
Police Intelligence.
Uctel RoJling Another comp,a at has been made
~ Detis hotel named stuart W Fix, who alleges that
he soe ewery valued At sat, from his room, and ap
a. toe 20 h e, ss us R
WHO brought the accused before Justice stusrt who
committed him Dful for trial this chrce veil
FOR .evers other robberes committed BY him at the
hotel
Eionious Assault ard Battery A named Thomas
wlDians was arrested yesterday on the complaint Of
John Walsh ssilor belonging I, tie United tates re-
cevrg hio North Caroins. It aleget tbst the cri
kpo -ked the complainant d,wu ard then kicAed
snd heat h IN such manner hst he Is hardly abl. to
,esv. his bed The prioncr was tsien before Ju ce
Rognt at The Tombs who committed hi m for trial ia
default OF bail
Charqe o( abduction - man named Ed Noneman was
ed Yesterday by o-cr sutton of the Esssx asrket
2oce court charged with having abducted young girl
II sge, rsmed Philoni Belgian, daugh-
ter ~ John Belgian Ieiding at l72 third street, ~ih
out her her parents coosspt The girl vas taken
h,me by her .hr and the prisoner committed to pr
20 n AIT ~ examination.
Grand Larceny nchacl Donsvan was a-res.ed on the
comp,.irt of hfa Nh garet Farm, who charges him
vith having stolen $50 in ney and -atch In all
valued NJ siI0 The prisoner had been II Il al
legged carry the trunk OF this lady his shoudcr
away fror her residence Con umtted for trL al la de
fault of tail b. Justice Bocart.