The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-05


Henry Clay with a roll inscribed, "The old whig party
refuse to be fused" Music and the other concomitans
Of political meetings provided.
The meeting called to order alta quarter to p. NJ,
by the nomination, by George b. Dean of Mr. George
Wood as President Of the meeting.
The nomination confirmed and Mr.. Wood took the
chair
The following list Of vice presidents and secretaries
was then read and the names approved oi:
Ward i-Hon ). r: phanis Ward dia-cnas. N Decker.
Amos J. williamson. Is-Augustus Moran
s-A. NJ. Binnger, lid A. cushman,
e-GeSS 60 I p.is. swords, ,5-Geo ,5 II Franslln, rankin,
willis blackstone. iS-icnry VI Genet,
Low. q. Bradford, ai-.Iamcs Van Norden
ll-Wm. Boardman,Jr. 22-wm. v. Leggeu.
wmdl-S Z; Tyler Ward l2- J. r. Mcconnell,
4-Deunis Mclaughlin ls--I. b. yarnum,
6-F. 4. Ward, l6-wado Hutchns,
DAVID webb is-Josn Ridley
80 & 9ssss s.ss.. sS%% S-Sssa Y Ssss:ss S.lsss
Mr.. wooD then briefly addressed the meeting He
ssd:--
This meeting has been called my fellow citizens or the
purpose OF expressing the opinions and of the wings
Of this city respecting the late fusion which has
taken place, or attempted to have taken place,
lately at Syracuse. will read to you the call of
the meeting. fMr Wood read the call ssmn) 1t
not his purpose he said to address the ng this
evening any length for the state of his health forbade
him TO do He would merely state that the object Of
the meeting 20 express its sentiments respecting the
late fnion Mt Syracuse which attempt 10 absorb
the wing party into abolition. 1t for the wings OF
this state to whether they ready to be SOLD
not and be trusted the whg party not ready sor
such procedure The whig party has been party Of
piDcpleor Washington said when he last vot eo he
''voted for measures, not for men" (ear) This is the
policy Of the whig party and tue only difficulty hitherto
have been the attempts made for series OF years by
certain - em--D
court abolition and they have carried II on TIL they SUE
ceeded the other day In producing what they call fusion
in Syracuse. The effect of the fusion would undoubted
y be 10 bring about two great parties in the country
Of which would be called The Northern and the other
would thus be nrrayed against the other. and, per-
haps, there Is nothing, he said more 70 be de-
precated than such result The father of
country had warned them over and over again against
the banciu influence Of party excitement and where
republics have been destroyed they have been destroyed
chiefly by this But the most dangerous Of party
influences sectional rartizanshp. II this country Is
10 take the lead oyeSyery nation of the earth, every
must the necessity Of union. Union II strength.
and division is weakness The great question, there
fore, Isl Are to continue strong "a continue
weak Now there al c men, both in the Northern and
Southern sections OF the Union who wish rule by
creating sectional dvirons; and II they too small TO
think Of ruling the whole, they wish al least 10
rule part. Every patriot is ready 80 rae his
voice and to go farther II necessary TO ward of
deplorabl result. (AIpause.)
Mr. Gro. G.. BELLOWS then came forward and read 4
following address,
TO THE wHIGs OF NEW YORK.
We betrayed -transcrrcd-snd offered y
The shabes s. 70 mock aud seo oq They gho
mere machines and thought 10 transfer
q Two hundred and forty or S thousand human beings than
spinning enncs The old time honored and coneoraei prin
hsm csas S an Everett vno. sas Tssa
Hunt Granger are All declared dead and we are invi,s
grave yard d sectouaism sS5ion.m and Of he .m. IN
party bounded on he soa,h BY he STATE ofDea
Ga hf x & % % Ge e % or
longing 70 hs new geographical parry The reason given ~
party sGs sose or 1s % sr Sp1f e. . mn ss e.
sen sa Ndrer prees se ss q
Congress and forty four from The Noh helped
resolutions Of these New YORK lgh republican, de
you bis farewell address espeeay against Sorhsrn south
ern, Asntie or Western parties
! dear % yoa. sn. s = easy 70 iore,ee ,nai rom
the conviction of this truth II y Of Infinite
your National Q your collective and Individual support
pcIon that can IN any event be sbandoned and Indignantly
nownng the frs dawnng OF any assmp % aenae any
hs. which now link i9gether he ysrioa. pare
m 's9sr a6s5 q e5 y ab 5s me-
he whgs ot the North meFe abolition parry cried out ron
~. whs parry 4. % be merssa into osen,aaee s.o
creed nm ina msnen rrnoanre he party aud
sMhg igo yet step further I'll am alive VIII sive ny
ever party BE- may belong !. no con.smna,sa e
ralner who Az ma
maintains doctrines utterly subverayeo Of he consutuon nd
the luou.h
1hs aempt separate parties the sorh and South
the attempt country. AttsHptef IN tolm
Convenon during the wzrbu he people a fhG
try, the advice Of Washington, have "dseouus
nauced' and put down all such attempts northern aud
fonihern churches of The denomination of Chra
exist eopsrdyina however, but no sne herring f In,
tecause they common God and have COMMON
Bible but Northern and southern political parties begin
with abandoning their comfnn country and cod n Aeosn
ing The federal consituon-he now cemmon political Bsie
Wigs a New York The sosesIsd fSion Convention has
thrown the winds every whg principle hat under CAY
and Webster have BEEN struggling Tor befe AN
AL whig policy Il presents -elf before ,he country
ne quarter OF century pas having een ngn'lBg for sa
md only 10 cfaa t psoff' ~ make the shan
bic. II picks fe for he AMI
Mira Of The ntFC "a detnorra'c party, and
ticket - min. pcrsons but ~ three whiRs
he most To tasty ttseh - he utmost apol ~
snIsisvery pseenionsi y axis US % vote IN =
lsw o1leer o the bm who, he State Legsia
IN 1879 and In In s agAr@i gh.
of petition 10 Congress upon the snher 81 slavery And
asks nsagsn 70 yus into the rts Department hm
ne compact Into Moo tour ee ave move
STATES rtm Iexas But dupes be
n.ed upon pretence Of principle concerning slavery
ksns.. Ihsrr - only one feeling. one npul.e % ne
Kansas and Nebraska tn bat erciesnet on has
s0ng % carry ns bndiod into whose r
last WINTER n our Legssnre, arc prOlgnged recor u
catA nAnfhse sa cofpcAon ptnDder anf wnose adjourn
reni ds enabled every EVER lnerrss IL
bve2the fr~rr No moi II fg0sd
~hig parry deaa tbe immortal spgfi esisrs
your your ia ssas csnvensoa 70
decide wbst do hut here drr..re H.
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ours ss 10 - parry si DOS nof carry 1~ 80 nnd tsep
ffcp "a ihs music ~ ibe utn.N
The address -. sell received every slusion - G@y
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