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

would they not cut tis non asunder, IL necessary
earry ort theiy schssoe Of ra-ncipatcny They
10 be trnstec. Who their feadcrss Eud Douglass
daughter, Think you that Fred will let his Ltu
army stop whea he has acbeyrl victory he prop
@ res 'ossis nsV. la'0rd % ,nens r NJ mosr
IN their nfsd carer No, thor hand IL ras,s AND h
blow wiz isl fnmincn' dengor is approaching, ann !
requires all the of tho Democratic pSry to stag
this deiuss Of agitation. Eow did you auro lier
tyS You sohcritsd IL from the heroc. OF the revo
luton, Who purchased u with their blood And
| \ ask, shsu We be degenerate Sons Of noble sires
shall yia,d Liberties now No, fellow citizens,
viii not belirveit. Lat us wake 10 action aud redeem
tlxr Emtre State tfym the hends IL men who would pol
iuisher fair escuteheon. tApplnuse.) Could sur up
one ID gle ~ his duty hore to night
shou ec amply repaid travelling three hun
dred an les 10 be with you this occasion sss on
your ma utepanccs that you ~ake and ready 70 20
10 wovs Let us, tomorrow week. tell \ tale that
shall 81 nd cheer our friends IN every part Of our gcr
heras GO let show the South that they have
mistake in turning their back upon as calling
fact.bss 'sts embracing thar oh enemies and
.Gaughty.) They have sympathy from me W..
But the1 open; they begin to who II u that
stand sy =, sop;,tstsn and they begin to be sa,ss 70
Pierce. q. has got irio had company and goi badly
sronns nns0 fc ~ Il R'S We % ne on. We w ss
large bodyd acon.ts; and to doubt our final success
woul be,'o doubt the Justice Of 0mnipotcnce-
r. nth a,.n.i sra.hsao s. oa "a nv WI ~ rss again.
applause In eane,"ian ar Bowns 'sr paid tiiusr to
General w~d The candidate at the head Of tho ticket
w,h saea st cket n the Deld hsy deserved success
(Appause.p lie did not Ike TO speak harsLy Of the
dead Iher oor sof, ,rends were dead. Il hey Ind
other cnemy hey mght sit at their But they had
combinatSn Of parties against them. And in the end
they would ,e Ir,@ tho republican party aslerous
hzse. (laae hter) They hal also to tight tho Know
Nohingr IN ey had enemies in front andiko Geaernl
Scott in wasaj ngonenemiss in the rear too. GAugh-
through and thou s victory not perch ban
in This mpai5p thsday win aasurcdly when
Judge MoErt ~ nsi introkueed TO the meeting
Judge cAirs y o Bro@syn who aadThs very able,
Earned ana III tnmrss cf my friends who preceded
have occupied ths entns- ground They have driven th.
AaD into tho 'ooif Of o.. political opponoEs and II only
say TO- night tina the oal democracy Of Nov York
aesdf Who WI not saa that they LIVING army,
,he hed n-rs srIow Sssk 10 conqnsrf Appianss3
possible n said sh@ great and g. 'oas state Of Sew
nouncng vict ,GS Snail Tho sage Il ioea.nscale net
be- able TO anfsance - the country that fnahtei-m 4
tween the ahanorlEts and wings nt syrscnsa and not
drop tear a. The sio~pry Of Websw ann Clay Il i
Tor You my son ea'"ne to dr,ys back sse invaders Of
your countys rsAAA saa establish q a.L time :. come
the rights ss fear&n his coll trust the day
has come tat VII show these thn. the national
democracy d the aAn'ry deieiu,pe 10 preserve tho
constitution OF tts la befs Tat ysa viii show your
southern ,ion.N that you are rssolsi 70 yroec, Tie
Union tl tho essrgrcens of the sonth shall fade and the
rrariie hilt os tbe North sbs mou'r and decay. 40
told an aneod4ie Of iank . diyias who selected the
text of AiS sgnon from the 81 nlhl and found that Is
arguments esanc into conai1t with the rcvclG.on
Wen aa be ''sny tfends teg eAye on this subfat 70
Mr. CspreD, whle Wiling NJ admit tina, ,haso mon
know ot 'ne constltr ion Tan this divine 40 ot
! ssrglwg am not wiling. 10 admit that ,ffy havs
u's aboa, t@.s. irs'nds, tho san. "a
II. setts worthy to be trusted, and a. he e. weaa iIi
| tssrssore tell his fGands, The hanor dealers that
hs sorry he coulanot the irfu Ticket. lie
lsped that, Tuesday nost tine na,ion.i democracy
would teach their cfaes hat Americans of tho demo-
L. cratic stamp are 10 r.ie America, and no.. raAA
I [tries far Brady, MertoA Howard and Sher ns,noa
The CBAnNAS asrouncrd that none Of .hpsa gentlemen
| we're pies.nt, but Introduced Mr. Rose
A ~ Wln Ia bay
Mr. RosfThe AMY response that cI-,be given ia tina,
he is national isnoerat (Brayo.) Appearing in this
hall DEVOTED ia Isuips he would "a excused for feeling
somewhat abasd; hut he believed that their synpathie
and good wishas would attend ON ~ that they had 10
ay. They stood tonight Ia the xtit ~ nnextmpiet
crss Principles have been announced In tiis country
which might s.arte the grea, q "a Tom their grave.
noble in mankind. lApphu>I) lilo believed that in
The eoanSnances q those sround him b, saw The
q the republic: Ap7huse) They had heard
here tonight, from mon driiied and TRAINED
wisdsn which to gsIe thcn thcif ratt - vie
tory Fer him there wa tut feeling 10 cxrross that
bess called upon American citizens 70 prescribe and
dsswn portion of ihs American nationality. lie knew
net what II to proscrbe his follow man s difference
" language, ~ rsnVion of race he snoN only the
principle Of true democracy, and that principle he be
ieved TO be the snimating spirit Il his native land e
bad been taught 20 II In his youh aud he
cogpizsd II here to night hnt he asked Aue
rcan TO say that under the consultation and hansg ~
10 prescribe his fciiowman foS difference of
creed. II this the voice o. all Tho long ages II this
the voice OF modern ci, ,iaaiion No; every hun
of this land in every valley, and by every shore.
there Ia single denial Of H. No, the Amerieaa peope
Is the sou oteeiom; the!Ameriean people have upliei
the sandarb ~ freedom And love and liberation 10 at.
(Appause) He had travelled IA foreign lands alone
unattended lie had been received In the eoler's cabn
a. Iight and met nothing but fendshfp ktninesA and
above all interest to know he was Nh American Anl
| when that word uttered IL spell 10 open the
| casket Of love and affection In the human heart.
| II seemed welcome 10 their hearts and nresiies.
Could hc forget that Could he forge, that the
the very shadow II the capitol Rome he had
ceived such welcome and Kindness lie could not ZAP
pnuse Who stood to freedom and the
In the dangerous times u the reyu,onf Who exposed
the consracy o Gates against WAsbingtant Men whose
descepdants TO be found In the ranks Of the
tionai democrncy. The 6rsi the document
posing H. those II Alex inder Hamilton and fafs
(Appanse He denounced the hesrtlcssness and iance-
ity of aboitionists To foreigners he ssigTe tho
principles of the true national democracy, and will
| give you boon desired by all mankind. (AppAgse.J
the aspirations ofhe astednf all nations untruey
| shall Ireland for si, by the wayalis begsarcd
RacheS fNo, no.) Give as Victory, and tomorrow
win give you boon more precious han all beside. ZAP
piause) A day may come when tho armies u tie
Crimea may appear soi; and where ~, II
have not tie sympathles ~ the people ~ Europe With u
Bat there will up then voice from The heart of
Enrope saying 10 u.s. Brothers, BE- of good cheer,
with YOU Great sprlauHo) lie pf0phealef II the
triumph ~ the national democracy the attainment -
that u truth, justice and free ion. when they
| should be TO humanity,
| And man dc brober I've he ffi~nd n rasa
After three cheers for the nstioa party three groans
for the American party &C. the meeting A. . % II 4.
| NJ, separated.
Democratic Whtg County Meeting st she