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

honorable position in which the result OF the canvass
ssting ui.hsd eandidstss who succeed With him; NO
s'IsA s sss b .'s
r..y sssSsstSns iIsassH. sesasa..
many be.. RAJ minded Sh,s: p. aeposr,o ticket
rejoice IN its success Let it, shen be TO
on s1srry dshned Ssuso thoroughly and
@ stand b DO sS &
'''''" Respectfully 'Aa ''1jy y 'SYsis' 'SYSS 'buREs.
LETTER OF JOHN M'Ksos.
ctsTLr.rN The election which just closed in Viz
Hall CO to
o. s9ees.s 70 the enepIos vndea ea BY the glor,us
Triumph 'cs
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laws prevent Il. Of
sa 1'a 6. % sr%' o .Ss as'
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The cdc1s dossDs; Of The op9re'sor semrer an
W. We had in the country founded ON
spS S s o az SSss
SsI ds &. the Iss11s of pubic psy which va.
tie dark ,hey the d.sser the assassin sohe
sssR ssss,
rean could join political organization which Is clamp.
as & e. ss Sc sspn.sy % M saa
judge Of apiEatca it's leaders composed
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and IN s sns asns sm asa e sS s
man identified with this moyementnsy Of
TIE irsss Which VIM b s.nevsd and By xsioS 5:
ne % &c s
sor and beray can for any length Of time sway the
ne Of q sg 1
resume their woned course which guided BY truth and
conceive proposition than OK:
e. sas
ma mode Of worshpng his Maker is made
u Of the eountr5fsrOve to liberty. The SUP
k.sions naasnos Roman casSoe. What sroand
sases c this r EaSs sy s Tho
York Roman Catholic has held tho Governor
ever held 'ni hs S
ct Of Ssn s ' om L Iii. As S.. ss S oes
As as the i head Of dspaIt%ssn Net one ha, sson
sss the Meu.s Repssssnss,ss No ceiis.sr Naval
ssSish Ne sssessd rom sRl: state has
i the UniSR b How there
their ISv;1 ,., Is SC eaISesy to OBJ Be see seem
occasion which calls peculiarly oPportuns
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country particular creed We all stand shoulder
aesafss
H n s sso 81 Ss ssgs We. A Nsh The
s1ainst extravags3s
I
such doctrines no demoerat and, at any rate,
q ss' s s ne, tho
e s M s BE- sSs s ss a.
ce'tsn ~, - assembly worthy Of the cause; and,
ssus, III (: isTsss
Rim All honor due 70, tso ehiyal,io ;.
n has not BEEN In his 4. II II
M the tius American principles Of beralisy an
ss
sf u q Wiz ssn
obedient servant, JOHN MoKEON.
The President rext introduced Mr. THos DUNN ENG
IH, Of Virginia to the meeting who spoke az follows
eenOcrscy OF New York within the walls Of Tsmmaoy
Sc. 1S nearly .Ss " same fss:. ' ni' and sissss. a'
feel exceedingly honorsd BY the invtatoa to ADDRESS
you although am sensible that that honor is given
ability or political distinction may possess. take It
~ an honor and win endeavor to respond to Il best
may. II should say anything which may excite your
preJudces or Ill feslngs IL you should dsdain my style
or Oil like my argument you have An excellent remedy
at band-you can refuse to listen. II is one Of the
pLlFheReb OI AMERICAN clLlZen1nlp tD8t NO nee0 NOT
listen to thing except what We like to hear. Ihavs
been engaged for many years actively, although not
prominently, in canvassins before the people ON the
heard much on both sides Of the question; but tell
you in friendly spirit that In ali the in
in which there was 50 much disregard for truth Dc
cency, courtesy and hbersy In the late Of
the State Of Virginia 1t seemed though who had
been noted Hitherto for their couresy and in ad
dressing the people, towards their opponents for their
strict regard to truth and appears that they
hitherto besn accustomed to canvass State pesceaby
feared to before the people unless supported By the
courage Of the gadstor thebrawlins Of the bully
There were men who took part in that because
there were new issues and because they
determined that the old party in Virginia should
driven away by party that had adopted system Of
midnight tactics and which assumed to rus Virginia
The great canvass in Virginia brought in and
disturbing elements, but is to bs remarked that In
teemed with, and the opposition speakers full Of
ebuse Of the democratic national admins ration. No
an o and ma.cu ods s
yelled against the President and his Cabinet.
VoIcE-Three groars for the HERALD.
This call not responded to- and the speaker CON
tinued.
DO net come here o. the chan pion OF any set Of
men; bat I allude to this showing the spirit In
which that canvass was conducted, and wing
enc ,s OF the elements against which We had to con;
had in View aa not assist
selected the standard bearerhey refused to bear
not alone the heat Of the day, but their part Of Ne bur
ten CT the contest. We had In addition to al this to
contend with foe whose blows were felt, but whose
arm could not be foe who psndered to the low
est interests and fee that was iihbera ungenerous
unjust and unscrupuous but we had man to lead us
Who was every inch . man. Enthusiastic cheer
ing man who came before the people with
all his frsnhness and boldness-who, whatever may
have been his past life views, stood there
FAXED to the world, who feared nothing bat
doing wrong, and who despsed nothing but fraud and
villssy. Renewed cheerDg The result is before you
you tnSw i-you have mse night to celebrate IT,
and cheers they reverberate from old ramnany
will re echo to the very extreme portions OF the Old Do
minicn. (Cheers) Think II proper that should cay
scmehng coucersDg this peculiar and secret society Of
which We have heard 30 much; but approach IL with
some dinhdence-I cannot speak oathedra. I know
little Of their secrets, in fact may say knew nothing
OF them-that is, OF my knowledge. But there
modes Of getting an insight into some things NO a.ter
how teeret they may be kept II does not require grea
ssgacity after all to discern the objects OF the party
bave had spread abroad In the speeches Of Know No.
thing goverpcr senators and legislators their aims and
purposes, and from these II appears that they hav,
teen contending for two pointB-one Of which In