The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-08

so Tor Oh Dumbers wens, she met ting last
evening was ali that could have been desired by
its managers. Tammsny overfowed. In re-
spect of oratory it was less fortunate. Nj Stu
art sees ihipgs from Washington point or
view, and is above all things politician, in
whose op'nion II 10 better TO sacrifice the coun
try than the democratic party, better to uphold
any epurmitiee in the confederation than 20
risk the loss oi the sDsils.
Mr. Williams, being of Irish descent as testi-
fed even without his confession--by that
erich broane," has family aGaIrel with the
Know Nothiogs; and took the opportunity la 1t
evening 50 indulge The world with professio on
Of his sentiments on the subject, showing
pretty plainly shat 10 va is more backward in
respect Of political Information than il gene
rally supposed Neither speaker calls for ex-
tended criticism. The only noteworthy point
III The whole affair was the singular omission
of any resolution which might seem evea +,
imply IN approval of he policy of tn present
administration. 5he FAC. ia the more astound-
ing az the meeting IVES potoriously got up by
The ofiice-ho'd,rs in this cry. The platform
was crowded With men who make their Ii 7idy
in The service OF the general gosernment and
who az sbarers of the spois, are expected, az.
oordiDg 10 custom, to stand 40 fo' their employ
ers through thick and thin. Yet these men
who have every hing to nope from the fsvor of
the President, q every thing TO lose when be-
Ietires 10 private life, did nol dare to say one
woro In his favor For oil that appears in tue
resolutions, Mr. Pierce might It'll be private
citizen OF Concord, or TIE administration N ght
he composed of ahigs. An ominous sign when
1smmnny filed TO oVerfowiug with the demo-
cracy does not venture even 70 Whisper civil
compliment 10 the democratic administration
Blu: this is not all. Several of the rasol1.
lions convey direct censors on the admins
,ration. What 10 he declaration of ne neces-
sity OF acquiring Cuba, but o rehuff 70 Marcy's
temporis'Dg, yaciilsting, timOrou- policy? The
democrats Of New York. we read, hold the ac-
QUESTION Of Cuba TO be OF paramount impo.-
lance and actually necessary. aps tn's "hsu,
only two day ago, Marcy. Txrecnea abandon.
meDs 9, she principles OF the Inaugural on shis
subject were made officially public. In the
teeth Of SoulG's Resignation based, 40 every
VIC tHtWr' WI marcy y SbhbBN VI oS"hhr ~
and refusal to count nance tn project for toe
acquisition of Cnba--rammany comes out in
the ola way with frank declaration that 1t
must lie hsd at all cost. Pretty severe thia,
for The Cabinet no digest
The same spirit pervades the whole OF the
resolutions What is the meaning Of the IN.
noupccneDt that tie democracy "repuditte
any line OF governmental policy which does
not resist 10 the extent Of the lives and for.
,ures Of the na.ion all European interference
with the affairs of tbis CONTINENT" &C., II It
does not mean a censure on Macy's change.
able bali aud.nalf conservat,smi VIVA. of shat
other resolution in which ~ il said that tae
principles tnUnciated by the democracy, "lf
nos acr,d on now, viii he hereafter II IT does
not u can that She dem crazy of New York
have 10 confidence that Mr.. Pierce Will b. srGe
to democratic principles? 10 taco OF abiding
words lie these, Mr. Stuarts noisy declau "a
tion must pass for ro'bne: ADD The fact mas,
oppcar parent TO oil that N n meeting Of the
New York cemoCsacy, with all Gne olice hold.
,re pTssort. he o5mir istration ID not friend
to pro them from "c0ntem 9tuous and *
Dominon. slight"
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