The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-19

sriss Of yss). A jewel Of wheh nsaarohs night wal
b proud. Is vi,I be 50. fhis general this ssivsrsAi
prophecy now; IL viz Be- certainty thssk you,
fellow sassns for the attention vhsa JON have given
70 these ny desuitory remarks. (Ge On 60 oaQ
give you an explanation have tried 70 Afara sone-
thing . stir Up your minds sy way q Isnensr.,ss:
Ss ole e.y ny .s.s
determined love your country aAan and win prevail
MI. PnGmR retired amid loud applause, and with
three cheers for Kentuoky.
The CHAIRMAN announced that after the speakers got
through II was their intention fern In procession and
march through the streets Of the city. He then intro
duced
Col W. MCCALL, Of Florida, who said
He appeared under great embarrassment. He had n
most begged General pitcher 70 let him speak first for
be knew that after an eloquent address his (Mr Me0s
words would be little attended to. He fels Ike the
in the bear fight who had to RUIZ, and explained his
fight BY saying he carried away by his fseliegs
Re had 20 ass Of bow !. felt .. III.
occasion, for the only men who really did stand square
wsrs he men Of New YORK. Barrier, Of New YORK, wa.
Lyon, Of New York another. lCheer0 fc1 sach
want yon 20 understand that cos fer the last piece
of ground that "Sam has any right TO In the State.
come rom Key West, place whore We have Eve for
eigners 70 American, and have soon transactions
heard an English sailor say there had right TO
vO,ein Nassau. New Providence, ~ well az In Florida
Cem0cfes,
principles Of democracy among then, that which
allows foreigners 70 vote after they have
been here I'VE years. but then hvsd s~sy 10 Sesssis
however, that live amoog Foreigners have different
opinion and think they should he restricted in this
right You have heard Of the lrishmAn having word
Of dispute with American, and "Fah and BY
Jssus don't Ike this country, you may leave it
not yoSs to
natossftyS And ten You that We must put stop to
they sbosd come bore and enjoy nssrsy and psosetoa
say 10 them in other words I'VE have mighty bad
son You nay ssIs In and ride With u.s. By. ws sHint ~s
say there parties In this country exceps the
fereHn party and the native American party. The
but Ia under the iDfus Of Kitchen Cabnst who
would carry this country TO the devil " they were let
your opponsntsi Even justice cannot be hsa from for
egn Juries The speaker alluded to the trial Of state
IN Florida for bribery T S wss y
stated thas the charge was got up BY band OF native
Americas oonspirators The jury immediately brought in
Every foreigner is down since the Pope has Issued
his edict. }, however, must make exceptions, for
shSren asainst the canp.rs And erinpsis Of EuroD.
believe native Americanism Il stuck In every one Of
these gallant Now Yorhers before me, and think can
that every man born in TIE CsshOc Church does owe
allegiance the Pope OF Rome and you allow these
sou and Srns " You u to the Ia asion have the
same objection 70 Proteatantsn when 1t 10 allied with
so.ss q the sStons o. my IN the
myself fought in the fields Of Mexico. (Goodl 10 the
foreigners present would say this IL not sectional
It. 50 a. 70 proes the Of children
opposed to the holding Of office by foreigners Look
c
a voIcE--wir you do that now9
Mr.. hcCAIL-No, win net 60 so far ~ that. Do
they give Office to foreigners in France2 No. sir Or do
they give office to foreigners in England Not all
Co. cln- a. l<A l. Hhs LAA- ar
that there many outsicers who don't belong to
either the other Of them that they abba to
cut " but IN hs 81 Keep
at the R. c. above al have one word to say
to the foreigners who are PRESENT. am the SON OF
Scctchman born, who emf sed here when he four
teen years OF age. he held would heli Of
fce except the OF Dean in the Presoysran Church
nationality anc that no foreigner shall come here and
execute our laws? Who shall say MS nay? Mr. Je1er-
n an
elected President Of the United States, and n graft
tuds to the FOREIGNERS who supported him he lsssened
their term Of probation to five years. Mr. Madison said
beware Of foreign inaueaee, as Jon would Of Greek
Xvoicx-cut 1t shortwe want to sst cut on the pro.
Mr.. AcCAM--One word in regard to the union Of
those who co operated with him. entertained disrect
delegates would have voted with the naorisy, and
wss art nithsd when they seeded but my mind was
relieved when heard they were gone to Cleveland TO
join the Know Nothipgs. CLaushter) ! came here
with Union principles. I afrsid that South Caro-
Ira would have gone the traces; bat found that
her delegates we're Union men and supported the
platform, which, trust Jon will maintain. AMI
when you have conquered, ask you to recoect, with
gratitude, Fireman and Van Cief. OF Pennsylvanis,
who stood BY the national party and in the name OF
Goo, II you have any rewards o bestov, bsstow them
upon PtnnsyNsnia and New York. In conclusion,
give You New York, the hospitAble Empire City.
Mr.. OLIVER was again presented, and informed the
meeting that they about to form procession, to
march from the Park up Chatham street TO Eaat Broad
way and Rutgers then to Monroe street, where they
woold salute Mr. Barriers house then through Grand,
the Bcwery, Bond street and Broadway to the Park
again and he expected that procession the great
est that had been Witnessed here. He also "a
that they would give old Ia mmany Hall the Strongest
pull next fall that it ever got in the Emp.re State.
Another, with three cheers for NJ. Barker, three
for the whole American party, three fer the platform,
three for Mr. Ullman, 30, &C., the meeting was dis
with music and banners took the above laid down
PROCEEDINGS ELSEWHERE.
In addition to the proceedings at the grand stand,
there speeches from three other points the Park
Nearer to broadway stand erected upon wagon,
which was surmounted with the American Gag. Some
thounand people or so copyrighted here api ad
dressed by Mr.. Wilmot, Of Maryland Mr. John Bullock
Of New York; Mr. Squires, of CheDaog, and Mr. Lyon,
Of Port Jervis Mr. Squires touched upon the slavery
question, and said thatit institution which could
not be sustained by American freemen but IL
cogniaed BY the constitution We, members Of the
Union, must take It, in consideration Of the benefits we
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