The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-18

! You want to have the whole edifceS (sYss, yes.'
o. or sSss 1s must
tother and in order to live together must be peac
ful and respectful to each other and maintain tho Cons
OF the south kaow your character, Pennsylysnians
You hsvs stood firmly by this Union In times past
we bav.. Your history viii bear inspection and
lstioss Of trade vita you We are tributary to you
merchants and man,usctursrs-ts ts your workshops so
puruits You have tts pledge of tho past as sscurt
for the future And he 70 lot vow, upon this
Grated spot and under ~: fods Of the stars and stripes
that VIII conquer in u s great snd glorious conflict
II We 90 into It in such ,irit, adversaries nigh
this current Of Xmsricsn feeling. American feeling
sv..sSearts- -d.ushisrlN to your boys tn. Ss
way Of all earth, are to take our places and advocate
their countrys cause Pitch into this mighty currsn
where from your chiIdhood up tAst you are an Amsr
cana native American; that you owe alegancs
your ecsn,Iy; that you intend to stand By its isg
chesrs)
EI Governor Brown then retired, zud Mr. Rayner was
MT. GEo @. WEST came forward and announced tina,
Nj Ryner had not yet arrived but to bs
following prssms Is and rs.olutons' which were mani
mously adopted -
Whereas The American convention, which
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republican, character Of s dostrne
ss sss y:
soys,sisnsy Of the Terrific riss and
and al its com promises; therefore
:.s.ssI sa: YssT% Tsa;
that We will give s principles cordial and
sssi. spirit q The Com
Laws Of The Gn.d State. hoald b
rs.dsnoe least twenty before they
e that seSSs but s s
Of s1s q y throw 10 the way Of
We 1S s a, The snSSE the
a ns ss q a anE x.' participate
union q sS
al ,ssSus % topics and sh. az will iOrsys. mso:.a
. II sss as saS
s Of their own without having TO
RssCyea That vs are II favor Of the National Union
in obedience TO his farewell admonition, will indg-
enfeebs the sacred ties which bind together the various
That ..ds.s attached TO the ssn;
!: tSs I:spIs law ss.. Vim iPss;s:ys 81 Ia
~ e. e. N M
bSs ssy and sincerity esssn to s effective action
Of the sovereign States composing the American Union
Mr.. S. v. P. MALLORY, Of New York, then intro
duced, and received with applause. He said: Friends
and fellow Americana before proceeding to address you
in regard to the resolutions that have been read in
hearing wish to ask you question. ask it for in
formation and believs that each of you give an
answer to It. have been often present en- occasions
similar to this but before In my life have wit
messed such scene as now behold, and the question
(Tremendous shouts of eyes, yes ~
A voIcE-"No IL am Jim"
Mr. MAIoRraH Il is, he is certainly vary nu.
that you have the true spirit Of Ame-iosss in your
bearers to be standing hers In this drenchng ran but
for one American as am, decidedly prefer this rain
.ne rgp no%n o nr IN sn,s .s county, r.
any other rain In this country to the reign Of foregnis
lRenewed chsers go for America rst last and always;
go for America hrst and t'Sam'' next Cheers and
laughter have been going for year and hf past
Sam artt last and always and ask him now, as he has
clutches to stand back and let America speak for time
(Cheers) do not know that ought to speak Of whg
se,y DI now for have sssn taught that It !
tread lightly at all times the ashes OF the dead Now
there is ything In the idea you have presented
Of the Sixth ward described above and this young and
living genius has really throtled the old parties,
tell you they are goaers." Oaughter.) This Sam
them in one hand and the other In the other. l see
represent the old parties by the emblems by which
has ONE Of them there IN hs form o an snma
BY the Of the neck and he is in his dying sgonies
In the city Of Philadelphia know he departed this life
,opg time ago, but in some parts Of the country
he has been struggling on with scky existence half
for Sam has got him BY the neck. :
voIcE-We buried him long ago.
Mr.. N. - Yes, he was buried here, and no "
phia and in pennsyiysni., bat 10 New York and
N every. other State in the Union. see he
has smother animal in bis grippe This two leg ged
vcryuncomfortabe position but Irecoect about fifteen
years sso hearing Of him Growing Indiana, and how
himself, Oaughter)- and tell you II understand the
nature Of this kind animal San" has got him foul
(fowD. Now, brothers, and friends ani Americans,
which you much more familiar than am yet can.
not allow the opportunity to pass without mingling my
o Of I'm
those Of the freemen and Americans OF the State Of
PennsJivania. It Is somsthng over thirteen years,
direction and control of Archbishop Hughes to Danish
the Bible from the common schools Of the country.
Ibat same effort wss made at the same time in the State
Of and especially in the city OF Philade
pha remember there then found in your midst az
there was in ours man. high in Official place. who was
free America. ! blush say it before you. But In
the State Of New York there were and
American spirit enough 70 fro.n down any effort Of that
bind which could be made by the Executive of State
ter hnow fun well that effort made there to take
from the Common School Fund portion Of and devote
to the education Of Roman Cathocsto place it, not
In the hands OF the common school teachers, but
TO eevote great part Of 10 to the Roman
Catholic priests in the language Of Governor
o allow them to teach their children in their
way and in II feir own sngusge." "a voise-"Ihey did
Lot get It, though ~ They did net get it, and will
get II In New York. The plan was to take from this
common fund-which ought to be regarded sacred,
devoted to the education of the youth Of land in the
Fpg)ish language and in the common schools Of our
State where eectaranifm Is never allowed to be taught
either by Protestant o! Pspat 1t was proposed
cause Of education and give II Into the hands OF the
Roman Catholic priests. (rhe rain now descending
In very torrents and the speaker received whispered
structicns to cut II short but he continued notwth
sta tandipe) Tat effort failed in State. II failed
here too but regret that the triumph easy
with you, for remsmber that blood-and American
blooc-was shed in your streets ! remember that 50
were the Roman Catholics, that peace able
the purpose Of discussing this great vital question be-
fore the peopeor the purpose Of comparing opinions
aarhn nth To- sfnI H..