New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-18

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srp hrtpy rr-,ie.-.. aforesaid Th'v, ho-s.s',
ta,.e at4.lsa W. ,hei, i-r tisria s,v NJ ', resign
,ai. s,s,.r,s ~ ,he request NJ The Nhsimsn ~ The
''n,n,rl,,aa A.. . y Dsyls. The eaefe'Hy, w "
T., nuohe' ihar read ihe esl f"' 'hs "'ne'ing,
after which NJ, = u Oive, ptneNa1"d ~ teal sn
ohsl,soi ~ tho principles ~ Tho A'"n'iesn bs'no
o,elio party which hal ba1n fo,fos'iy adopted. during
which be- vas suldnoed 10 continual ioie'r"p'iD"' w
Mt Thomas aud hts faction. The ta1diog vas, hDw'
over Eventually concluded. aud Tho Chairman istro.
duoed Mr. K Arthur HALEY. who addressed u'e meet
ing nj sofno length. Tho Chairman himself u9n made
a tow spirited remarks prior to Introducing Df.
Focrnoh. who spoke Ia Tho assembly frat 10 Tho
English language vindca'ing bis night 10 address hia
counipmcn in their o On tongue notwithstanding Tho
continual objections and opposition of sorno Of tho
friends Of sam who were present, and would have
prevented him. Permission being At length acitly nc.
corded him TO go on, be made an onersctc adlreaa in
German, which repeatedly checrcd.
He was succeeded BY Mr. Charles BalweIl, who in
his turn gave way TO Mr.. Walford, gentleman who
dissented somewhat rom the princi Jle laid down in
the regular PLATFORM but who nevertheless peace
ably permitted to say his say without interruption.
Mr. Charles Mccarthy, who announced himself az
jourLeyman shoemaker, followed in reply TO the pre-
cedirg speaker, with plain common-sense speech,
which evidently told.
Mr. George Aaam then said few words; and
succeeded BY Mr.. Smith who proceeded short tine
amid Kisses g1oaDs, cat-cas and various ingenious
noises invented for his especial benefit by the disor
DERBY Know Nothines in the rear Of the apartment
but was eventually compelled to give up in sheer
despair
Mr.. Oliver then proceeded to reprove the crowd for
their misdoines and salutei with much the same
treatment; bat he perseyered, and succeeded in talk
ing bis noisy opponents on, Of the room after which
be went on in comparative quiet.
The CHAIRMAN stated that the following resolutions
were so well understood the platform of the party
that lie would not offer them for the Endorsement of the
meeting They were, however read amid considerable
applause:
Roled Tha. we stand to-day where all good aud cid
rers have ooiou the broad platform Of the Constitution
Thai we paw strict obedience solemn injunction Of
Washing on in farewell address by rowrDg indignantly
every ng calculated sever the Union or weaken the bonds
which hold the gre., family Of he States together
every who makes cur country his home ,uo,cdoes
to the Constitution snd conforms TO the laws oil the and
the fullest sense a TRUE AMERIcAN G.. $500.
That the Federal Government cor STATE have any
right 10 alter restrict the law In snch
marner hinder the migration of indus rous moral and
int gent co. egners The Dc ian Of Independence states
as an eschmeDt Of George ILL., tha, be hs underworld TO
"prsytp population Of these Stesor that purpose OBJ
other. to encourage migration htber and raising
"the condition, of new appropriations Of lands
That the system of contracting public work ought to DC
That while the system of contsctns public work continues
ecn,ct should be cSmpeet u r.y mechanics and aO0fe'
That the pres,n; corrupt banking system ought to be dis
That the Prohibtory Liquor Ls~ passed by last Lesa
maiciousy enirenchng on our personal rights
by TIE enactment f laws requiring all dealers In liquor under
penalties properly label the hind and quay OF hqaor
Thai the evil Of monopoly should be checked from fur
Their development by the enactment OF law nm ing the guam
tity ba, n Az hereafter be acquired In this state.
that the s ate should laos making it criminal to de-
fraud working people out OF their just wages Tor LABOR per-
That the existing charter this City should be substituted by
new one embracing other thugs the following poPo-
That the ope Of this City should manage their affairs
free from interference Of the Legislature.
That all fee Offices be changed 10 that OF sala-es
7hs Of salaries of public officers range rom 30. 70
$500 year follows: heads OF department from $50 20
a. C0 d, pues from 0c0 to 81 500 policemen clerks ana
9TH. bordiuates the various departments OF he IVY gov
from $500 to per year @ "a,
paid BY trade eae bat no aborer receive e' nA
i;rd beonsns to- and I'D in the City sh, he
in by the erection buildings thereon snsbls for dwell
@ business purposes aud onyl
T cent on the cost o. the sine order th,t this land
NAV be productive and protect the tenntry against
the increase OF already exorbit,nt rents
That mr. candidates executive offices shall be chosen tor
,ber ability and moral rectude without reference TO
Their poll association bias sud our candidates Tor es
o subcrbe principles and will all possible lawu
That for these objects vital alike humsrity and the Re-
public, s-e re.5y to une we al men, 9h noe
who VIII ala Us Ia carry ING INTO successful
operst' these great prlncipieA =. -, -.
That we @ qu All future objects of those who
prove recIesnt to the holy cause Of Freedom
The meeting was then adjourned until further
notice.
The American Democracy is not much OF shower.