New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-01
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
JOLLIFICATION IN TAMMANY HALL.

Tie Tamnanv Democracy celebrated the election
of the Hon. HENRY A. WISE by firing 100 guns in the
Park last evening and Mass Meeting in Tammany
Hall. tie edifce being Illuminated in honor of the
occasion. At O'Clock the salute commenced and it
was continued through the greater portion of the time
of the meeting. On the balcony OF the Hall were
transparencss containing tie notices:
"Tammany Hall always Right" Virginia Democ
rncy the Breakwater of Fanatcism." down with
Intolerance ard Prescription "No Religious Test
In Free Country" Liberty without Bigotry."
THE Drak Lantern is extinguished." Virginia al
WAYS Wise and ever true The Peoples Rights
are Sacred. political and Religious Freedom"
Sam can't Lick Uncle SAM"
couple of stars and globes for fireworks COM
peted the display band Of music was stationed on
the balcony. The Committee of Arrangements met in
a back room at o'clock. The following telegraphc
dispatch was received from meeting in Philadelphia
assembled for the same purposes
PHILaDELPHrA-7:2 p p NJ
Cspt ISAIAH RYSDIRs the Chairman Of the Democratic
Please have the following presented your meeting tonigh
Tie Democracy of Philadelphia assembled this even
ING 10 the number of twenty thousand Ia Independence
square within sound of the tocsn OF American Liberty
low Democrats of New-York on the recent glorious
achievements of their brethren in virginia, and pledge
the keystone in her next contest 10 stand by the SIDE oil
the Old Dominion. JoHS ROBBINS, Jr., Chairman.
Capt RYsDERs replied that they were answering
er dispatch with 100 guns and that the thousands as
sembled in front of Tammany Hall pledged the Em-
pire State to stard side by side with tho Keystone in
the contest Of 1856.
The meeting was called to order by three cheers for
Capt Ryndes who presented for theif President the
Hon. JOIN CocHRASE.
Mr. CocHRAsE, who received with three stormy
cheers said that they were called there to cele
IL Of in VIRGINIA TINT "
too common, but the defeat of KnowNothingism
uoud cheering. Three cheers for John Cochranel.
Washington was the defender of his country against
foreipn enemy and Henry A. Wise was its defender
aearst nm ipsidious DOM site foe. Ten thousand ma
frity sounded the final kLel OF Know othings M
There WIS 10 nobler thought than that OF America ioI
American s-but who were Americans iney "cie 10
,on WHO met in secret cOnclave, but they were the
composite race who leopled America. Inc ooas.eu
Anqio-Saxon race was composite, the frehch "eIe
cowrosite race 70 were the old Romans. Mr. Coch
roreraced the system Of Know m to MS home
in Fpyrt he said il had been planted here IKE the
kernels of wheat from the mummy aud had ionrished
and bloomed in the North until 1t had been hpPed ~
FROST in virginia In cor cusion he would say II was
mich better that they nsiecd of being silly hnow-
Nothings. should be "Wise' Democrats Loud cheer
ingl .,
Mr.. CuAs. REED, who was received with three
cheers read the usual list OF Vice-Presdents and
Secretaries, and il was adopted.
j. MCLEOD MURPHY, VINO was fecei'eu WIN 'nioo
cheers. read the following resolutions:
here tonight TO celebrate the Democratic victory in Virginia
snd TO offer congratulations upon that event to hen
torpecuiar mot the result Of victory doubtful or
bur o9 ss fidelity wS wl suho os BY hs
history and the example set By ths 70 al @Hf
| In their ale gisnce TO the Constitution - -. ~.
Reced That this evidence Of the returning sens o.
Arercsn people proof that the sober second
sysys best and that principles Of Republican Govern
msnt which the democratic party alone nsS ~
that keep the masses secure against 'n' "
Bes That the election of Henry A. Wise while 1t e1'
hls the effects of personal energy and hgn aohy IN
Democracy are unconqueube and that every com9aaou
satGn wRs eD5 0Isng M are
That the election nj in S puG1 on ,h s s6ah
Ieuis :n n S hand 70 the Empire State the North
and bidding grasp H. pledges heIei 70 stand ~ &
ali TOWNS OF polt al fansiicism until Nortn an
South shall become obsolete words in the political deony
OF the hst he En- pire State will stand shoulder TO
shoulder with the Old Dominion until The see, p3paa saeo
sp rp Hshs, LSg S 5n, Al s.oissnis sasores
however sped with sentiment ha De % ,ns
Re,ored That upon this platform Of opposition 70 every o
constitutional theory party eOn under whsteveG disguise.
they may appear the unteuihed Denoersey 81 -
ore ready times, in conjunction with tnsit I'M
Vr,ins and Of Union, these enemies OF the Con
| sttUiien
The resolutions were unanimously adopted.
Can't RryDERs announced that ten thousand men
were outside calling for some one to come out and
address them.
Judge MoRros was received with loud cheers. lie
said that it was proof of the universally OF the union
Of Democrats that he could come to Tanmany Hal
tonight and be introduced by that Chairman. lie
told the story of the Guyascutus and appedh TO the
Know-Nothings closing with a flourish over the
Democracy and Constitutional liberty.
Mr. THos. DUNN ENGLISH If Virginia was received
with three cheers He said that be had been engaged
for many years in oanvasses, bat be had never WIZ
messed any In which there 80 much disregard o
courtesy and truth in the late canvass IN virginia
There were men who were positively AFRAID 10 nee
the midnight faction who assumed 10 rule Nlrginla
The OPPOSITION presses were full OF abuse OF ,he y q
t;onal Administration Three groans tor Inc HstG9e
They had TO contend with foe whose blows coue "
felt but whose arm could not be seen-a ioe UNJUST
uneererous and Inscriptions. But we had ma
who wGs every inch man, and who feared hv,niL.
but fraud and vilany. The result was before lnci
| He must say something of that secret society. III
could not speak ex-cethedra but we had iis acts
| out in speeches Of Senators and Legislators. Inc
seemed 10 meet on two points, the one 10 proven ~
tally or nearly 20 the naturalization OF ioreigheis' ~
other TO exclude entirely Catholics from any puoh
Office Sirrued of all rodomontade and all the o'he
objects that have a forty horse power OF irn aooe
them. the Know-Nothing movement had SO"
little show Of truth. He had no fear OF emsranoh
million of enigrants might come annually anu
, absorbed in the great Anglo Saxon on VIZ
, ont impedinc its whrt ['' Celtic, Celtici MI. "a