The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-24
They are Like the fat Jeshurum mentioned in Scriptures
Jeshurum, you know, as the old verse says
Jeshurum he waved tat,
And down his belly hung:
Against the Lord his God he kicked.
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Jeshurum, you know, as the old verse says
Jeshurum he waved tat
Against he Lord his God be kicked.
And up his buttocks dung
Their ingratude was like his and they are ready now
to consgn 1t to the grave. (Aughter) But the wing
party Is not dead, and have actual demonstration
who had published hs DEATH and after introducing him
self said-"You see am not deado eyes" replied the
he but the other refused when he proceeded at
give him actual physical proof Of his being alive by
giving him sound whipping.
Recorder TALlMADGR next addressed the convention
He was utterly and entirely opposed to fusion and
ready to die BY the old principles Of the wing party
sooner than fosake it and the who stood true to
those principles in adversit well nprosperity.
At the conclusion Of his remarks address and
buttons were read BY Mr.. West. The address was very
long oul me Of is contained in the resolu
Resolved That 70 establish Northern party geograph
map rather than the constitution to make and to
qs ~ ne establishment Of Southern party alsoo exclude
IN violation Of The warnings Of Wasknsons Farewell
tent utterly subversve Of ali unity Of action among the
people thirty independent States No known event
mony Of twenty Ave millions Of americans to the imaginary
free re- squal rights" and fair play alleged
ether violated, suffered be violated every of them
people North and South; therefore 10 the violation Of the com
pact s has now added the violation of the principles of
Rssoved That The proper regulation Of commerce between
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of the United States the most pressing and mpor
tant OF the objects Of establishing that government That the
wing party does seek and has sought for any nds
government, embracing works OF local importance
but that does advocate and demand the Of all
such works strictly national needed the greater
security and usefulness the navigabe OF the Union
That they regard the President Pierce
Of that character abuse his authority which
calls for systematic and vigorous action by the wing party Of
the United States TO the accomplishment of
SO important TO national and national union
Resolved That masmuch friend in need Is friend in
deed and that consistent, uninchng honest whg, Hon.
Washington Hunt in The hour Of danger and when better
warded wings osook above all personal
considerations and resisted the attempts sectfonaze and
and app recitation Of his seasonable services
Resolved That because have neither time organiza
ton sufficient give promise practical result
II inexpedientt to nominate State ticket
Resolved That he enlargement of the Erie Canal is OBJ
ec OF The highest Importance only the OF the
State Of New York but great and enduring bond Of
national union and that its speedy completion In its fullest
dimensions, with proper in the expenditure and
adequate provision for the debt necessarily incurred has
been cardinal feature in the policy OF the wing party Of
New York that the opposition constantly exhibited to Its
pletioD, and not yet Withdrawn admonshes to vote
orany candidate for he Canal Board be cordial
~ in favor OF ITS speedy compilation and that we would
pecay deprecate the election Messrs Preston King and
always actively opposed.
The foregoing resolutions were unanimously adopted
after which few remarks made by Messrs. Samuel
B. Rugges and James Brooks. The convention then ad
iourned sine die.