The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-22

being held Ia front Of tae c Hail. about dso th,u-
SAID PERSONS in si'etd.oce fh- Noois bs.veas are
hgh,ed mp sith the cksts tsd g.rs .as the t,aas.
psrensiss are without number III following oicsr.
were chosen
JOSEPH X BRADLEY.
VICE PRESIDENTS
John smith, snmuei Ca,Ison.
" Reed Robert lsa ia
II. G Eitzbush, Cr.ix
jain !retlsr, E.nralm Wheeler,
JOSIAH Polk John ia .bI
G. W. Davis, Jyr~m,.h III aebura
sEcRETAmTs.
John Dietipson rho. = Lord
sLmoslA StotIss
Ise following preSu be AMI res,at.ps "a
and ssspied nth great enthn
Whereas. The National couuc tue America party
rscen ty assembled ~ phlsdelphs, ate. iur aud
ture syeraton of the soa ing nes o.
former pocsi ci and pr
American and o 0saI--fhsrsiorv, be it
y. solvei That we ths party of the Dsteist
ooiumea M public n,e~tang, do coEiistiy sppros. of
k-iolyed That the thanks Of tho Ascercan party i
to the ist- Coung for thsr abe and ,rbC, S,s.s.
OF ibr cunss assigned 10 th.n
after the adoption of the resolutions and an ss.ra
vol-y from ths rocset bsttsiy Presdeat nsrodas~a
Hos. JAcon Bsoss OF Peoass Iyaaia VII, spoke &C
considerable length but consn 81 TO the Catholic
view ofthe question la passing ne gave Postnz sster
n
had repudated the Popsh hierarchy in the per.oa Of
this asprsnt for the Supreme Bench and he p,sissd
himself she would staOd by tns colors she wa
thoroughly AmsrcsniDed. Mr. Broom spoke OF mis- Do
nocracy and pronounced General the decoy auo
used BY the Wig party to decoy and the IrsA
ducks from tbs democratic ranks He vas par.culsrS
the presen. ins,rat,on for its forsie.
diplomatic appointments.
he President next intro6 uced
Hon KENNETH RAYNER. OF North Carolina who spoke
at g1sat length principally upon this oansfu ina,sass
Of foreigners upon elective franchise Ills speech
was enthusiastically cbesred by s.sam's, boys, .as
made very decided impression.
Next came the fsr-fsped and excentric PIKE Of Ar
snsas who introduced himself by telling snscdsts
of the stranger who wifhsd to be counted M at tAs
free fight Msssrs roombs and Stephens, Of Georgia.
he thought would ask TO be counted Sc out" Ms
Pike discussed principally the p.atorn and stated tss<
the slavery plank forced upon the South Hs YES
opposed to touching the hecs Of slavery In any wAv
The abolitionists had to Phisdelphs make ~
whole thing anti slavery movement or burst IL up
Thank God, they had done neither The sboIitioniss
Of and New Hsmshire had ated tacu
in Virginia. Mr.. P. described the wire working asA
tquabbies which took place in the Convention whiie
forming the platform He spoke OF ths abuse BY osr-
tain papers, Of his friend Rayner veil a. Of hmssaf:
but, for h's part, he cared nothing for II. lie
tnougnt politicians great nuisance, but editors much
greater. People out west and particularly In ArkAasaa.
did not road tho NEW YORK HERALD, and, therefore,
knew but little of newspaper lies After the political 81
mosphers had been purified, he thought worthy sr-.-
ers should again be admitted to paro'r-ss u sAe -
vernment He also tried to have -sricaa Catholics "a
mitted into the Order but xnsd. He had Abored ssd
would labor to lbsraiss the Order His great ohsst
was to prevent foreign labor from counting in coupesa
with Domestic labor. lie had been lsboring hin
self, and he wished to protect American Assr
He emigrateo westward q sood chopper, AZ
terwsrds set type and finally studisi law bat he wss
the friend the laborng The 6ftn OF Juae, hs
predicted. would become national snniveraary, asA
returning thanis to the meeting, he gave place to
Judge BaycE, ct New York, who spoke only for fe~
minutes but said pretty things in that time rbe
PLATFORM In every plank did not please the North yvt
there enough that to be admitted
hearty cooperation Of the Order in New York. He
graphically described the horrors Of Romansm and cen
tended that the Catholics had conmenced the warare
He said movement was nov ON foot among the Anssi-
Catholics to emancipste themselves from PspAsA
thrsloom Bishop Hughes well knew the fact.
This address followed by three cheers for tho En-
pire State, when n
Mr. BURwELL, Of Virginia, took the stand saying VIZ
gnia appeared last, she should manscled and ha-
inflated she He only to return thanks fer
the very complimentary which his State hsa
been alluded to-
The PRESIDENT appeared upon the boards, and re-
ported that "Sam" fairly inaugurated and he ~
vised Al the brotherhood to 60 home and kiss theaR
wives
The meeting adjourned at half past eleven prscissy
Tho finest order was preserved throughout.