The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-31
DEMOCRATIC MEE1hyi AT ALBANY.
sTEECH OF MR.. JOHN VAN BUREN,.
Onssa night upon Gov. Clark and
speaker LittieiOhn.
Fierce Attack on the Sewardites, Know
Nothings, Teetota.lers, and the
Government Organ,

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h'd at be ta'iiol this o,eung A Il. Brow presided
| Three or & ur thousand pt opIc attended.
sr Joss Van ltsEs Introduced and received with
| gl'st cheetg lie ctmmenced by reerring to the
se ttrhc rsulnissnees connected With Albapy, aud
Isst'e 10 review f the Seward tocy On internal i'm
po,em'bts, subssn,iaIiy the same as In his osscgo
| sfeecb. lie pested tho point that the contest was
hetster The republicans ard The democrats, and paid
hieb emi Invent TO br Jarvis tho eof, candidate Cor
State Engineer The republican candidate for treasurer
Alexander h. Williams, lie said took contract for
'hftysia mil,n dolars when another offered do
IL for thrty--ix Dir. Ven Buren, here continued 70
ep nh If the sewn u policy in State matters in nearly
ssme ards as at oswegc, and Afterwards passed to
consideration OF tie principles sud working Of the Pro-
Libitory Liquor law which subject he said :"We
viii suproie tlat you are travelling a railway and
there is terrible accident. You happen to have,
what is very In these latter days, aask OF
liquor in your pocket. You desire to give sopo 10
wounded sunrina rassengr. In order to do 50, accord
irg "a law you first 6lc your intention before the
to,ny Judge nd give two sufficient c.ies after ards
With She County Clerk. you inter ested IN any
hoia sicambcnt fruit shop or Iefectory you may oh
rsin eenfe; but Il you give The euerer liquor twice
! you sro liable TO imprise nmcnt that l. II the
IT. dead before you have a light 10 give them
liquor. Hyon give it to them twice you will be sent TO
The Penitenary. dopt retaernber what the penalty
fo tho third offence L say for these reasons, that the
Law IL u scandal and reproach 70 tho Seward whg al
nnistrstion in power, which enacted il, and herc
iorc in several 1t IL dead letter and in the
| try great wreng. ! never have gsen my opinion
| ON ths law--I lavc never been asked for il, and
there may be A.c personal feeling that account
but viii give grsti. II is that amy who is in
terested In t reren and who docs support whole
denoeratic Ticket although 1t may beruo that the law
cannot regulate nais drink food yet he does belong
to class wh, the legislature always ha. had control
IN everything The rgi. Of the legislature con-
tlo aud p,oyido f,r onntcs nad idiots hss
! quesiiouedf
| In refers nee 70 the Know Soihlpgs Mr.. Van Buren
-ad =" have heard that ;hc Goyornw OF the safe Is
Know Nothing. lie put in power by the seward
republican party. Now, don't know Governor Clark
even by sisht, bot hnvc not much doubt that he
Know Nothing. daughter anc spplanse) When
was hero last winter member OF the Assembly in
his place and charged that brother Of Clark
had offered To se the cicc of harb,r ater for fourteen
hundred dollars. Tho fiends of the Governor did
nk for any committee, and When inquired about 1t
told tia: the integrity Of tEe Governor was anquca
| toned, and that be knew nothing about Il. Mr. Dcpey
| sicr was appointed Adju,ant General and | have
heard ,hat hc psid friend Of The Executive one
| thousand cellars for 'us% place. Govcrnor Clark
has jeaFS hi. ue s-ys .s'.n knew neAhins
| a IT. A Know Nothing aud a brother in.lsw OF
Spealar Iit.cohn Nominated FOR Health Officer
There discussion In the senate and bs Cover
sen, ~ ecial message withdra wing tue nomination
The messenger wsyIsld by Mr.. A. nlckiason OF
tie senate and the message taken from him and the
o1cer confirmed Now, although believe Mr. Dckin-
has . letter the subject yet /. Is lrmly believed
that of this affair Coverno Clark knew hing Isr.
Dor Master 80 Ne" forNNr. chambers Who Wen hesd
the once Of private secretary to The Govcrncr--sas
hgged b. much ~ ailer than himself, bu, was
retained IN Office and although the affair public Il
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Nov, II 4. claimed tlat 49, forced, ,,,e ,soI,,in
n1,n the Cas- .ecslon a tho marty This /, nntrae
nm yee,i,s ~ ,ic psrtv STAND WHARF .,v hav i,o,
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o7sftahcn biol ~ sent against slavery evetywhere-
Sorh, south. Eat ana Wes'--and declared II foul
csumny b ay hat be ga u iayor the extcnfn oi
oytf territory iree (ir Vaa geFen quot-i from
Nr Iicbinson's speech . prove this rasis"n Thu,
We ar upon the anne platform. At Syracuse We eaHd
upon he federal government 20 put down The Kansas ruf
Gans we said II va the duty the administration N
do s snd The RlrpIstraon say- Il has The power
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