The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-28
SENATOR FoorE IN CALIFORNIA.

Sen FOOEE IN CALIFORNIA;.
MASS MEETING OF KNOW NorHIN0s n SACRAMENTO -
Hos. IL. 3. FooTE, OF MISSISSIPPI, IN Favor or
The ORDER
[Trom tie Sacramento Union, June 70
Oe Saturday Mig holden the largest political
therpR ever Convened in the valley OF the Sacramento
with the single exception Of the meeting Of the
whgs Of the entire state, the Public square during
the Presidential campaign OF 81. We put down the
lumber present at fifteen hundred, although many
Of discreet and carefully calculating friends assure
that there at Tins after the commence men,
Of the exercises less than that number In attendants
The entire street In front OF the Dreams the walks
either IKE the spacious reading room, saloon and oc,
Of the hotel the piazza atove the winoows OF the front
rooms, the balconies Of Adams Co = buiIepg sdioin
ing thersto and the doors OF the shops tae
immediate vicinity, we're all erosdsd with anSols and
ttentiye spectators and listeners.
On the outskirts OF the dense nHss might ksys besn
sps ana interpreted hers and there throughout tho
crowd npmsakesbe evidepcss OF the presence OF
reprsapts,yes from the anks Of freedoms phalanx.
The vast asseblage ca led 20 order by Recorder
McGrew whose nsotion DR. ). A. hcMsans, Treasurer
Of the state unan,mously chosen as the presiding
onicer OF the meeting The following officers we're also
duly siec,cd.-yce PresIdents Francis rukey, X. II.
Stanley A. 4. Bennett, Robert Robinson Sacramento,
and Judge Cook Prairie CITY; Secretaries, y French
q. Bsctus.
There was installing who the crowd wanted 70 hear
yociierous demands for "ioote Governor
Foote y s'Goverror ~ Senator Foote ~ 6c arose
from centre and ciseumierencs Of the dense mu ude
soon the massive white bead psered above the plat
form when tumsituous cheering srestei the ysnsr,bs
etAtetmsn, which continued until the vcry sslSin
rupg with the ioyous notes Of welcome
In heartfelt terms the orator return@ has profound
oi for the cordial reception tssdsrsd n
and his eradication at behoidng many of bis fellow
Americans He dsclannfd all desire 10 advance his
personal claims for he had 70 put forward the
subject, howsrtf vas Interesting to hmssf ~ pstiot
and a. . lie had several years ago While IN tbs
federal Congress tstermnsi longer ~ tninge In the
turmoil md s,ris Of party politics, bat devote himself
10 the legitimate duiiss OF his profession The speaker
however, deemed the present the most hazardous efe
that had ever arisen panonal Affairs, and one
which demanded the serious consderS on of the patriot
and every lover ot his country. ~ great lengts, out
nos, so uen.ly did the veteran orator inysgh against
the action Of the fanatics of the North ard tue seess
sonists Of the ouih in their unhoJ attempts TO dsAet
the rtsee of the country and 10 sntaugsr the sAr ~
The republic The learned genisnan, Ia his corn
ton Rad nom the freeficksburg speech OF S~nstor X
N. Hunter himself opponent Of the Amsrican party
eonhrmatory OF he, (ths speakrs assrSon, regarding
the pfs-s Mt threatening stats Of political Ah.r.
The corruptoa and imbeeity Of present. And pss' "a
ninstrstons snmadvtrtsd upon vith great sever
Ity, and the speaker detailed many inoid>nb fedsct
ing in wise creoitAbls terms on many boiling
hsgh places In authority. The intrigue and ma
ehrstons Of seward In sndeavorssg 70 sdvsnsr gnai
and unsafe men o. posts Of responsibiiiy we're
rally apiAdvsrsd upon And the speaker divugsi ~
mode BY which his nnhoy pIaas we're thwAFtsf Thss'
attempts we're made uner the sdrinistfatcn o. IsY
ior, vho although honest himself had besu iahposed
upcn By anti Amsricsa pstictsn ds~irors ~ pfcfaos
nS only ths;r own s~ihsh encs All Of tbs otsssss
reeonmsnced ty sevard 70 rsyior we're Ais1st.srce
lhrosgh hs ensrxstie snd pstros1 csnfacs q
the hss g Ssn3toss who h.if Their oountry
IN to- high sstinAston b place hsr evn ss<
the nston's ssfsty In i.opsrdy n. slo3as.'
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