The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-28

Pies which win make victory insvitASls u Al No
believe in thSn agree to vote the same tachs(. IS 70
ess for BRAY ' sus ME- NJ 'ssi Bad ss "a
appear. and instead Of spsech nom him, the sudseos
y. treated : e ISs asp e y: ss.s s.
were resumed, but on the chairman announcing thai
Nh Brady vas not present sna that General Wan ys:
Neither Of these gentlemen however came forward asa
finally Mr. Vernon was introduced, and Addressed tbs
Of Ne" YORK S.s
footughts have b.ea lit. and the erchs.tIA have
gsisn msy Be- divided into PIP tire. .ct.Mths srs.
the overture the second the attack. the third
the -; sis a asi b. ssy. q
under the canopy Of heaven i i singular that ths
in this theatre, for every play that has ben
performed on this stage has Terminated precisely just q
the audience wished Here he had seen On ths ysy
Macbeth put harness mig back and OtheIo dischAzgo
one Of has errng officers BE had seen Juliue Cessr
very shost afterwards defeated Brutui Thsss
ghosts and kings came before his mental widen
and and sup that Il 51 ~
would have some Of these strause things, eagorio,
cTsDs :oon.s.iDs. =. would suppose that tue ;gst
when the softs were holding caucus and ths who's
asssnblsss immsdateiy oisPersed. II is said that
way to Tammany HAIL. and that marble statue OF Mar
tin Van Buren, was struck by lightning and IL head
strange things created great disspoostnsnt IN Us
minds OF the party whom they narrowly concerned
seuasy the scciss.t to Prince John. which, II hs.
strahge things 60 to prove, they DO true that tAsrs
In heaven and In EARTH
Not dreamed Of in your philosophy, Horatio.
When he considered the condition Of tie democratic
party he believed that $50 fair and foul night It had
not SEEM" But
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ca viii a1'i Il. &c v Vii h ~ day
After this dramatic speech there agsn loud cries
Judge MORTON was introduced and briefly addressed tSs
audiences He said:-It had been asserted on the ons
ss o.
they had leaders, and he thought that when the eagles
Of the party were ezpscted TO be here to night Il Be-
came him, ono Of the bats aud OWLS to remain in his
cen. This meeting night showed that even II they
bad not the officers they had at all events the masses
Of the Popssp WITH the banner Of the church ana
the faithful will Aock round it." so he would say-ssf
Of sa
he would receive the support Of the democratic party q
the State almost M animously."
voICE-"We'u do that"
MT MORTON soon after concluded his speech and the
band struck up the Marselaise hymn
He Fellow ctissns-Thc honor Of addrsssius ycu
on this occasion lis to me quite unexpected assure
you was just returning from the Opera. whea my
sauted with sounds which seemed familiar and
even more melodious to me than those which haA
hung enrapturedthe enthusastc shouts of the aerce
thy, and have been prevailed upon come here and
express my sympathy We have lately fallen upon sad
ground. q party cG:fuson in which II is very difficult
Their. 1t can hardly be said that there is any great
national party IL tn ecsntr:o much .srs they 9.
were factions There wasa remedy however, for this
fs,lidg Of the national democracy. They had but to
Throw phyao to the dogs
and depend upon what the CAL the vs ncdi
plsuse Fellow citizens that tho cure tho pasaceA
which lay at the bottom Of Pandors's box And what
DO mean BY democracys do not mean the democracy
nor 90 mean that democracy which, whom It gsts into
power kicks the ladder down which it had ascend
dow. But mean that bold, manly democracy which
adheres through all perils to prncpls-ths democracy
regards 70:
and States to intermedole with their business that
L your dsmoerscy am ua one Of you Gre: Of
Like other victors has been coggsd with the spcas;
but has Of late received hints which trust will make
into existence and which doomed up into large proper
Of i: Ssas ana
bound toa brief and miserabe existence That portion
% it SsSS %ss The Ct Win fan
~ consider Is rapidly hastepipg to its DOOM An that
I, .sn It'd. no. to write it, spt.ph lAPp.use
a .s Il: e Sssa
and win treat % it would any other bully BY estins
1t In open conflict do assure you that the South d
prepared to meet that conflict; and that whenever an
attempt 10 made to violate the rights that section Of
the Union, shall, In the most amiable way tel you
yours" We will thencefor ward treat you q all other
countr,es-in war as enemies, in peace as friends.
have seen your glorious imperial city, and am not
jealous Of 1t; but impressed with the conviction
that you, Of all others, most interested Ia maintain
ing the bonds of uRicn, and that on you rests the
responsibility Of annihuatng that party which would
destroy the farest fabric that ever erected for the
spplause)
hr. Walkers remarks were loudly applaudsd, and as
he closed there were three cheers given for the SOUTH
and the band struck mp another national air.
vote Of thanks to the Chairman WAS then proposed
and passed. and the meeting IL O'Clock dissolved to
the strains Of "Yankee Doodle.n