The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-08

Each State UnLn-A the heaven of freedom
son Of earth.
Mr.. rnns CON mcnced with some humorous remarks
~ regard 70 he state Of matrmony snd then proceeded
" speak OF the value Of The Union the States The
greatest and s,roneesi bonds by which this Union csn oe
ns'd were those of internal and those sk
nee which unite the daughters and OF IA. South
rec ano nahinony the great conscr, "
tive powers which vii p~rretuate the liberty Of the
in her last contest had ss ed only p,r tsl vic
tory yet that old state, where reposcs the bones of
Jackson wouli In ltb6 take her stand BY side with
the great Stsies which now advocating ths pinr
ples VI the American party.
The sixth regular toast wss ~ folows.-
The Ninth Wsrd Hnilonsl American Cub-Its moto Am,
victory.
This war responded to by Mr.. SMITH the Presr,-nt Of
the Ninth Ward Cmb, who spokr folows:--ln tho
asme Of tho Ninth Ward Nat0uai Clab thank you for
the complimentary seAtinent Ia It's behalf We nrr not
opy giahed chat have Iatored not unsuceeseial'y
for the elevation OF the noble and pat ntic prnc , OF
the the American party, but are also grAtihed t'st
desegvug. We have, sie. cordially and unan,mousy
en- bfaced national sent nent, sentiment
and "a ali oss to no
the platform Of our principles but the American plat
in ~ otnth ward Of this city first planted thu
A@amD Tree, whoee brt ncrer OF unparalleled growth
nov overshaaow our uaion. 1t there FIRST resolved
that was dangerous policy - leave the r. inr ~
einmeIt exposed to The grasp oi unprnci pied and
foreign hii -ings, whLe Americans were contonding
about Ioea distractions and by he first counciE hte
there lighted, democrat and wing nct and smoknd the
pipe q pence. 81 ,he policy d lighting our
ample OF national cxpedicacy TO tho entire coun'ry;
and how has L more than fulfilled most s,ngnine
expectation short period II time, Many OF the
states of our union have responded Americans shall
rule America and 'Amefican spalI rule Americap
,ays great state Of New York and Ia th
city, on the 9th Of November with the authoritative
voice of majortes the people demanded that "Ameri
cans thould rule America" and that Americana shoah
rule the city 81 New York. But tbs city schoon eater
found OF candidates deficient IN an important
branch Of Tho heretofore p tcel education ana they
tors arithmetic until they learned to vote.
well AZ poll them. lament, rir, the ignorance
OF the American party in that important branch
o. political learning Even now tir doubt n there in
gtntlen man here who toll whether vote by the
double rule OF three or simple addition. without
aIrogating any great amount Of political erudion for
the Ninth ward hope II will be remembered that
there n the recent election not only voted but counsd
but we only counted one vote 10 man, Shteh
Il very simple method Of arriving at good
sound American result. and method
copHcientiously recommend b. opponents.
But sr. the htory u the bboTs and the
American Iariy are mostly in the future ana my irst
DUTY here tonight "a brevity viii omit the volume thai
contains the events of national club for the coming
year and open for your perusa the 9th DAY Of sov
The seventh regular toast was announced a. follows
al The ose Of Mr.. Smiths remarks:--
civil and Religious IlbertyThe pillars Of republic
fortunes and our sacred honor.
Mr.. y. /. Norrntr gave somewhat lengthy account
OF tie prog Of civil ari religions libcry from Tho
landing ~ the Pilgrims AT ps mouth tn. present time
When he rat the President gave the eighth
The Victory e American Party o. the state Q, New York
sa with The -ia OF obr s,,es he viii plant naional
banner upon the dime OF Capitol nj washington 1850
Mr. H. W AspRyws responded. lie said lit Il appro.
pirate, II 70 be expected that the
the toast which has Just been read would elicit the
Of applause and enthusiasm which have Jus, wiz
messed, Tor IL states the orgnnzat ana reveals the In
pration 81 this bran, festive sceae ami declares tn
principles 10 uhich the state of New York has noby
responded. The speaker then went 10 say, that Ia
view OF the fact that the audience would be AL.
dressed by honorea through lut the country,
tlef Iy A. frv
that the toast accurately describe the prcs.u. poaGn
Il the Anc lean party In tha State, freshadows tho
future intentions of the party ana 20 predict
The future nd re- us that I'll crown It's lasors united
with tho other sister States In tho ninn (ApPanse)
The following toastS announced but o~ing 70 IN
is'ese.s OF the hour, were not responded to:-
TheJadies o America the best u man In lt-
In properly, hs ioyin adversely his sayther sue. Will
cheer, aud usr Influence elevate
Tie American ,hzep The cdursilon necessary make
such Character not The work q fes but of life
The Founders American Party Their noble work en-
= kfhefA4pH
Young America As the folds o frreo,n's vel
coined IN each ttae al Lnl0n, our
rant ,le oung body guard q our great party
stripes The scorpions Of tyranny
Ia coniequence of the late hour to winch he speaxnx
wa pforsctsd, are obliged "a fiii
port tn 70 Before the company retired Hon
Jons MINOR BorTs, responded 10 the following sonpH.
nehtafy toast -
Hon John Minor Potts Of Virgulshe dsing g1sbef oars
and siaemsn whoss srsnov devotion ID. uion
services Ia the great American chuse. entitled axe
admiration ard gratitude ~ cur country.
AT the conclusion of Mr. B0ts' speech he com 5any
proceeded % the Ballroom where they continued IT,
celebrate the victory though In aat dinsft NJ
manner, for many hours after midnight.