The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-01


met here 10 celebrate victory Of democracy fsoa.
cifmf for what else cali this secret ord Or!
classic figures; but think OF nothing so indicative
OF ats ridiculous character little anecdots which
occurred n the State Of Georgia We haze all been
for the contest of 1856, because The Know No
throughout the wbo:s Union. wel, In Georgia, Que
youLg no.n sometimes dBsipste and get ON sprees
wealthy families who found themselves in the town Of
Macon, without collar. and With credit One o.
them however had some brains and he set himself to
work 70 deyue wsys and means by which they might
pay their botei bills, and get out Of the place. He
accordingly proposed to his companions that they should
get cone bis struck of. announcing that they would
thst neht exhibit tremendous animaIths ~ ssco0tls
They got cut their bills cling that in tine evening
cents ssest, tie gyascootis one Of the most trsm.n
eous an mss tnat had ever bsen seen BY anybody-no
reIagefs had. ever encompassed it within its tsatit
deyouIed all that came in It's way, beasts and human
beings-it was so Tremendously large, that
When u suck, rivers into it fow;
And When I. shakes isaSase' the earth from pole
daughter Ihavs mot copy of their showbiu but 1
fsm.mber that that part of II. Well Of courie the
drew an immense crowd Of people. One Of our three
young friends who had got "broke." acted as door.
hind the scenes As soon as the house was pretty wen
assembled and the quarters we're exhausted, the two
who had been b.hind the scenes jumped into their
wsgoD and the other left the door and WENT upon the
stage 1t would not DO Of for them all 10 leave
at once for ear of pursuit and some goot must
had scted as door-keeper rang up the curtain, and
with dsheveed hair extended fingers thus addressed
10 Nor 1os 'ne won
and children youreclves-tae gysscoots is loose"
(Rosrs Of isuehter) So 1t has been with this Know
chee,ing The ratio party, the whg party. the
republican party the antsavery psrty-ail had been
when the truth came cut from the bag and from behind
imagination of broEsn.town politicians, who want
in the imagnations Of those young gentlemen
who wanted to obtain . small sum Of money.
bier aim All Of who belong to the democratic party
ELI OF us who ra y under the name and the banner Of
Why young snd sodsy and he said to
"Dcnt you think there are good many democrats
among these Know Notbings-and what shall We do
there any, what excuse can democrat make to his
party for going into organization Zone that is
mocracy as have received it from fathers ANA
require no,hipg ese 1t Is sufficient for us 1t graft
I,rs and II viii 2. gratifying TO the democrats o. the
held in New York Our fellow citizens are holding
meeting in Philadelphia and take pleasure in informing
to those assembled here, has won very hand
some Of money Oh the election Of Mr. Wise ~ mean
one course to pursue and that s rally under aas
democracy. could not make use OF more eloquent
spgusge than has been used already BY another who
said the republic itself might die its gories might ex
pre, stone after stone of ITS columns and monuments
might oulder and erumble all the IlustIious names
that adc,n the annals Of history might be forgotten
but ss long as the human heart shall any whore puate
or the human tongue shall anywhere plead in favor Of
true rational ana constitutional liberty thai heart
cracy which has lived go many years. and which has
Humphed in 50 many conflicts win still live in triumph
tfhssE'l
After Mr.. Merton had ceased speaking the following
letters were Acknowledged by the chairman, but the
reading Was dispensed WITH
LETTER OF JOHN VAN BUREN.
received your avs MAY aysias @ i ns 20
attend and address Tsetng Of dsmocrats AZ Tammany
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New York
yirsnis sst,Ds aside her s.il.n.iy sa.tsn;i
sIss es@pssn !s.s1:q: 4 lie :assssai:s and
policy .ssssye va: presented to Viz
.ss ; % :s
..n pr ss rallied e the demo
Ag.n 1852 as CELLAR. .na solder who
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ssipss # civil and fslir,eH. liberty ensodss il e.a
:Sa angry and pIss!ssssd struggles: MY promptly
SSSsh. Ss.!tsn sSiiisnsy upheld their
everywhere laid aside Accomsc the residence Mr.
residences q ~ sasnoy si soiiss up NJ wiss:
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i that careful obervsr Of history ought
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stien and ali make the response which
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that h:y is:5 pss:ss s:. than nsshins sIs.s
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ton Of these States that obstruetng the laws
1a
sap sa
standard q rebellion and invited the ,ia and sssoos
Koseiusko, steuben DeKalb and patriots innum erable
Whose names do not require 70 be mentioned, few
to that standard and converted that rebellion Into
.ueeessfel and glorious reyslusion 9uros the bloody
drew the eeebrasd act for the esabhment religious
Freedom which, several years afterwards became tho sta
tute Of vrginA In preamble Of eloquen force
declared God h.sh created the mind ee
burdens civil ncapscitatons Tend only 70 bsges
habits Of hypocr and and departure from
the plan Of the Holy Author Of religion who being lord
Of both body and mind yet chose nos e By
= THAT our civil rights have no dependence
our religious opinions more than our opinions in physics
worthy the public oonadsnes bx laying upon him an
ment, unless ne profess renounce this or that
ligious opinion, deprivDE him injurously Of thess
privileges and advantages to which, with his
fellow ei,i.en. he bs. Is!grsl ~ that tend. so %
by brbna with monopoly 81 worldly honor and
en- iuments those whs will profess conform to
it, - THAT truth IL great and will prevail
s q che the proper sna sr.eiens