The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-23

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Fesoiyd That we n1e al Who cherish our principles to
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ship that they may make common with against those
free principles free constitution together -
gentleman rising in the crowd-Mr. Chairman be.
fore these resolutions put want know whether
any Of these nominees have anything to do with the
Know Nothing paftys
shouts Of I" Shut up, dry up"
The question taken, and the resolutions were
adopted by acclamation.
Then there were shouts for Clark Brady &C.. and in
response TO the eal Mr.. HORACE r. CLARK forward
and addressed the meeting. He said
Ny fellow citizens We have up here to night to
fstiy the nominations Of party, On to renew in
the presence Of each other adherence organi
7aiion and our devotion to its principles ApplAase)
have been summoned by your committee to address you
on the various questions involved in the approaching
election and in view Of ali the circumstances which SUR
round u, have not felt at liberty TO decline
of those who have tD the conclusion that time
has arrived in affairs when every citizen who
Tor the republic must to its rescne and that 1t Will
moi for those who would preserve 1t keep back
while there are thousands active and 10 destroy
Applause Strange events have anspired SINCE now
two years ago. the great democratic party OF the State
OF New York 10 whom the spoils and patronage Of Office
seemed Of than the maintenance Of their
principles first formed distinctive oyanization For
Two long years have we maintained that organization
assembled upon the eve Of important State election
aaversarss the same unb,oken front az in ,pe arst
hour when we unfurled banner (Applause.)
And We are sl the same Our principles the same;
our ends and purposes the same Our object the
and that Is, the establishment and maintenance Of
those political doctrines which have elevated the Amer
can nation TO the front rank among nations Another OF
purposes the utter condemnation of those d0gmas
Of aneticsm and intolerance which threaten civil
AMI religious Liberties. (Applause) Such the pur-
been and such they will remain. How It with
our political adversariess Alas how changed The
It. Like Action It has been devoured by own dogs.
Those principles which Its leaders avowed, and for which
repudiaed as unworthy Of great party Its leaders
have met in solemn concave and after serious and cain
consideration unmindful of the memories the past
Of the prospects the future have with almost entire
%nnaninty % consigned their party to grave from which
high a hs asa."n pIsS of
internal Improvements by the general government
wsry Ty Of
leace be to their ashesl daughter and applaasc With
heartfelt joy the great democratic party Of the nation
v6ig party How i it with that portion Of the demo-
cratic party who elung to the administration whom that
adninsst ration abandoned the national democracy
Where heyy They disbanied, except as In
few and dspirtcd clusters they sti hover
holes where they are provided with executive patronage
and plumber. (Applause and Lugher.) Tie masses
dsbanded; those cf them who honest but who,
through mistake ignorance, confounded Tammany
with democracy, with heart and soul Of its
leaders, few still cling to the wreck boxing about
ptinbe indeed Others of their leaders have boldly
thrown off the mask and united, heart and hand,
abctonists deserve passing notice. That party has
always appeared about the time Of annual esctle
and has seemed like small dark cloud uSs
our political horizon. They too are disbanaN
unlike others they have not abandoned their prncisx
nor have they Abandoned their designs. They ~ ,
merely abandoned their organization TO become pars
another, erected larger scale, with lso :,
them only In the political and peIs ~ ~
prohgacy and also in respect Of tho recklessnses s
applause. Al these elements oombinss naa ug,
the name of "aepubican." What a name WINS dIul ha,
lowed associations cluster around ~ How II bsH ,. nj
afresh the consecia,ed memories of tho past IL AZ,
our enemies and we are 70 meet ana 10 overcome them
WINE the waters o. .he po.tea, car nrmament ~ thu
perhaps more than passing mention CancG REQUIRE
tna' snou, no, attempt ~ oimihisn .heir iportanc
gard 10 them. refer Ia tho organization VT cb nas
under the Of Know Nothing. (Applax se The,
rny under the of "Amercans," whiJ al The ~,
jects OF their organization so far rs we a learn any
thing about them, are anti-Americao- noud ap
plause.) Their purposes secret; hell or,.np ~
zation Is concealed; their leaders re unhnoyr
70 the public and unknown 70 zach otbe,
They pass by Plumbers, by signs and BY ymhas Tjov
classified by degrees. They emerge fron, aa.Lna
only to be consigned greater and n,,e, a. ~.
by the democratic party. (Checrs) bey ART enar,
Cd from The gloom Of their creation ten vcsr. 49, ~.
were supported by the whig party, vk n from tse ,i
of its ginal organization has ever en- ready to a,
render s and it's principles % obtain onc sincls
victory. For short period they ws~ triumpbao, ine
ndghborng atty of Phsdsphia wA the scene of tieir
principal exploit. riot snda mas acre usrstst
principles and they again retroatsa 10 the utter dart
from whence they had sprns T. Applau~e) For
long have they slnmbs.s from thar dsr
they have recently again sS ,erged and in ono
OF our western cites new nv has iiustra
their resurrection. lond app1 use) Il Il moi srsnsa
thst in The general ereansua pol itica parties which
The a eighteen months nas ~ messed they should have
acquired some susugth, ins~ IL amongst the Of
onrpsope suopEcuTiosy IA strong longing for hid
oen and thipgs nat spirit has given them
much strength but feel csN trained 10 sax In ali can
dor that astonshsd ~ en- NJ our LA ,onn.I esr
tibn found that they numb red 100 600 vot~s shame
"a the people Of the su te Of New York shame
70 hs democracy of tbs - of New Yerk that tbev
should permit party apsn whose bsrnsr civil and Do
litca prescription, and nothing es 10 in.crib or ca.
be inscribed 70 eoupsand such vot<. Uond apnl.us~
The disgrace yours; the disgrsss Il mice Ie - wah
one con mon and vse,on. efost psrAit It to be
What their prinoipest What ths objects u tsir
oreaniEatonf We cannot The cells where they
hold Their eonvsnshns Tor 'ssnk fi~d, we OF sup