The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-09

net believe that Was In the breasts OF any politicians
deDagoguss North or South, to dissolve It. FAINT
sbeers declare, ssid he representative from n.
nois. standing here upon the soil whore Declaration
must and viii. and shall stand. (chssrs) In oonclu-
sion, he would only ssyhst illinois, holding The hand Of
encircle all the Sates Of this Union in her embrace
standing upon the platform Of the Native Ansricsl
patty.
indiana Iowa and New Jersey were ssveraiy called,
but responses elected from the representatives
OF those States.
The CHAIRMAN then called Kentucky, when three
rousing ehreers given for the State Of Kentucky
Mr.. RYDER, in responding, said
The Kentucky delegation came here to accord heartily
cloud ehsers.) With regard to the question Of the,
usop, Kentucky, placing one hand on her heart, and
pointing with the other TO the starr and strips has
mp as the Gag Of the counry-the whole country-the
union Of the % States. (aene vsd ehesring This
not the time for argument bat Kentucky had inscribed
upon her banner few maxlms OF determination and
caution. One Of THESE "Let nobody bat natives be
on guard to night Great chesriogl He had one
pledge to ale to the Union behalf OF Kentucky and
that was that she would stand BY this unicahe would
riehtor wrong (Thrss cheers s3sae
Louisiana was called, and Mr.. C. D. BuNcE responded.
Mr.. D. ALLEN pledged what is known the Pocket
District Of Indiana to furnish 600 bayonets II
sary, for the protection Of the Union. (uhsers.)
The next state in order the State of Massachu-
setts. ettlTe afn n 4s
Tnere were again iouo cnes Tor Gardner and Wieon,
but they not responded to by either Of these Off
cials. a -na Fas 49, stttta.
Mr.. ELY, and understood to say .4e
That although there fond Of " the rich
Irish brogue and the sweet German accent" give him
had light to ss bsard fsre to- night Criss Of 70 onS
II there was anything Of which he was proud in the
way Of sneeary It was shat in his own veins eoursed
the blood ef Eder Bfe Rster of the first who landed
on Plymouth Rock. Ii he had aught to be proud Of in
the way Of Amer,eansn, was that ten years he
that he would be true 70 native American prineipes
Appause II, then, with crops Of pilgrim blood il his
Who hada He, therefore taers 70 speak for old
With s s ns1 Bunker a nsi St
her Lexpg tom an when they should be forgotten
forget her, but not before. (Applaase1 II Hassscnu
sets had been exsEperated 1t not her faults il was
the fau. Of Some po,sa asm.sosuss .ppuss1 who
you, MI. President and brsthren-he continusd-that
the heart of massachusetts, 10 right applause and
cries Of good good ~ The old hills Of Berkshire and
the sands Of Cape Cod shall sink into the eternal deep
soon as the heart OF Massachusetts, thrsb for
the Union. (Reteratec appsu But you win rseol-
lect gentlemen that when those Who govern us and who
hunting ground for the purpose Of sIaspsras-
ioE her people she had right to be exasperatsd and
sut gentlemen she WI come righ. Il shs is wrong, and
OLD Msssachusetts win stand BY Virginia Applause,
w snd sn who o
from Concord VIII stand BY the descendants Of those who
fought By Their sides Cont nusd spplauss) Say,
American-aye, 'natve and TO the manner born" and
While these tsetors ir consultation over
live man 'snativs and to the manner born.p Three
cheers for Sam Massachusetts can take care
time abe all Der sisters to come and take care
OF her, She can stand slose and yet she viii not stand
make her stauS s,ons "a voice "No sir TSsps
arc three things IN this country which make this nation
superior TO other and these three the meeting
house. the school houae and the home and these three
things are native american principles (Applsuse.) It
s the education Of the bead the school house. and of
feeling in the home, which maes what We are. APP
plau.e) And % pretend to say-nos as has been
blood without ProestA nsism-but say that the basis
Of all liberty lies in tie hble and If 1t not fer that
the fsse Of this earth Remember this as native Amer
icsn doctrine that We educate our children in ths
the meeting house ef Sunday, ana that We educ.ss
them at htme all the time Ard that power alone II
hostile to this Union which would take that Bb away
raid enough for old Mass. (Csies of sir, 70 on 20
on Mr.. Ely made few further remarks on the same
subject OF school house, meeting houee, and homo
education. f 4EHal 2
The next State in order was the State Of Maryland
DR.. Orr responded. Re said - 1e4T sseeF
That though Maryland had been brought forward ~
Catholic state the record had been fals;ed Maryland
never Catholic State from her in ptlon to xthe
percent hour. The fret population Of Maryland was
Protestant council Ths charter for that colony
granted By Protestant King, and promised to Pro-
Of Catholic man Il therefore never vas Catholic
State never Catholic province colony; and he
promised the ssfembses that in the des Of November
next, It would he found not to be Catholic State He
and never win be Catholic State. (Applauss)
The State Of Aiasmsippi next called, but there
NO response. 4s.ea-t vtr ertl
The State Of Michigan followed in succession. -
Mr.. sANuM DENTON responded. He said Es
That inasmuch Lttle had been said for the North
west, be woad say few words for that section 1chi.
Il ~. xsrs b he .t
they wanted to hear about most to night was whether
shs Eas t Sssssss At the last
ADMINISTRATION in opposition to the efforts Of rome dis
tinguished men, BY the efforts Of the native American
party. (Apptauss.) But the future Of that party
in that section Of the country win depend entirely upos
the action TO be taken here in relation to tho platform Of
thst unless they had platform constructed 20
comprehend more thsn tho one idea Of natvisn they
could succeed there. With PLATFORM which shah
oppose the Of the standardization the north
western States could be earned undoubtedly but unless
naS tSs so1
The next State saled on was Missouri.
Mr.. HARRIS responded. He said
That since Fam had gone there, he had in every In
stance CONQUERED lAppsuss That state Is equal to
not forget that her admission into the Union endangered
its peTttuy and he could pledge his honor In saying
accord with the existence or the Union The thunder
he SAID il in the eloud-hghtnng is in the sky-SAm
has Ills band behind and they would be to land
lin the other aide OF Jordan" (Ioud aughter.l
Trey bad warm hsai beatir in unison with those OF
other States There not sentiment Expressed here
70 night wi ch rot responded to by the State Of
Nissouh; snd be couh assure them that at the next
general election they would carry tks State by large
majority. In conclusion, he gave toast, which, he
Gaia was not original with him gt4
The psrpetr.tiOn of .he Amerosa Union Is our motto
American rights object and tbs American party
cosnomep.
The PREsrprTT--we will now hear from the Empire
State MI. 8. v. n. fsllory viii address us. .v
Loud cries for q Banser'' and great uproar.
The PRESIDENT ssid--
Greer, geBtlems a viii preserve Order Mr. Mallory
pentsman DO has been selected and Mr. MAlloa