The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-15

and In rebuking the administration through whose
agency they are committed Or the sos that protest
against these aggressions while they sustain and nyi
gorate that administration Shall We suppose the de.
mocrstie party reunited aud consolidated What l.
Of all these sggressions, save one and which urged
counseed and co-opea in that aud claims exclusive.
y, the political benefits resulting from tf Let the de.
shall report ourselves to the wing partyf Where il
IT. Gentle shepherd tell me where Four years ago II
was strong and vigorous party honorable for energy
and noble achievements and still noble enter
prizes In 1862 invited and counseiled and moved
by panic and fears emulate the democratic party in It's
Iractited subseryisncy to The privileged class and It
yielded In spite OF your renonstrance and ine. The
privileged class who had debauched H. abandoned L. be-
eause they knew that could not vie with its rival In the
Illuminating service IL profered them, and there
neither whg party nor whig south OF the Potomac.
York the lovers Of freedom dsgns,ed With lis profana
ton orsook H. and marched into any and every other
organization We have maintained It here, and In its
purity until The adeIs and abetors Of the privileged
classes in retaliation, have wounded i. all sides and
II now mapifesy no longer able 10 maintain and
~ forward alone and unaidcd the great revolution that
inapguratcd He Il unfit for statesman although he
may be patriot, who win cling to honored and
hhfui association when ii is reduced so low in strength
and numbers as to be entirely Intellectual amid the
tests OF great parties by which republics saved Any
party, when reduced 30 low, must ultimately dwinae
and dwai into mere actiop Let then the wing party
pass II committed grevous fault and grievousiy
bath Il answered T. Let II march out Of the aeld there
fore, With I'LL the honors.
The principles Of true democrats and the principles OF
true wings remain throughout all changes Of parties and
OF men, anu so far they sound they are
my The sane Such true democrats and true wings
now res dy to unite those sound principles to
both Neither Of these two classes ought to Insist
on Forcing detective organization, with stained ban
ner, upon the other. The republican organization has
tagaciousy seen this, and magnanimousiy laid new,
sound and liberal platform broad enough for both classes
10 stand upon. Its principles equal and exact JUS
tice It's speech open, decided and frank It's banner Is
uniform In former battles and unsulied by past
lhat Ii the party for us. do not know that II will al
ways or even long preserve its courage, its moderation
ano us consistency. II II shall do 90 II will and
save The country II, too, shall become unfaithful
all preceding parties have done II will without sorrow
or regret on my part, perish they pershng and
VIII give place to another, truer and better one
20 long as the republican party shall be firm and faith
la 10 the constitution the tnon and the rights of man
shall serve II, with the reservation Of personal indie
rcndence which Is my brthrght; but nj the time
with the zeal and devotion that patriotism allows and en-
that shall work out it's grea. ends this year or the
next or In my lifetime; because know that those ends
are ultimately sure and that time and trial the ee
mens which make all great isformations sure and last
ing have not thus far lived for personal ends
porary fame, and sba begin late 10 live or labor
for them. hare ped that might leave my country
soew hat worth Ter OF lofty destiny and with somewhat
saier guarantees for The equal rights Of
able ambition must always be satisfied with sincere and
practical tndeayors. II among those who shall come
after US, there sha be any curious inquirer who may
chance TO scrunize my public character he shall be
Obliged 10 confess that however unsucccsfuv iaborei
fer generous ends, yet that / ever aithtu--ever
hopeful
Gen JAS. W NyE then addresed the meeting for more
than an hour. His reception enthusiastic AMI he
was frequently and loudly applouded His speech
substantially the same the delivered by him at
the meeting at the Broadway Tabernacle last Tuesday
When he ctnclndeu tho meeting adjourned with cheers
Tor the candidates and the cause