The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-20

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Orleans Txn Thousand PeOpas Present.

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Grsnf American Dt IN Onstl ulaOa In sc " o. :
Orleans Ttn Thousand Peopas Present.
Speech 81 Albert fi~e, 40.
We oo-dsrss from tee Nav oeeAra Buttear the tol
icvirg aeeocrt OF "a American mar meeting held "a
thu. city On tie ilta mi.
Pursuant 30 pubic 90 pceu snt, las. svsains ~
pseee TIA, evsr mel 10 this eisy.
Hardy, u Ever, have We attended meeting where a
sses Of beads" STOOD cat 70 extensively. fac band
CscoI rssd sweet sc add Are rockets eyer ANA
wiiyget swsy and went up h,syenward. ~ about s
O'Clock ths nesting wa. eausd TO order By mr J. o.
NIxen. ~ho Eomtastsd Vim. n. PerAna fof PRECEDENT,
and = puEbcr Of vice p.es,deott
VIZ. pxafSGaa, tskirg tho chair. b<ishy rstnrasi
barSs Tor the aoasr cone him AID thea introduced tue
Ben Charles Derbsry, tia c1uiida,s Of the Ameritao
party fec Governor who proceeded 10 address che as
smtsd uclttuts In fsw PLAN e.raieh hi forward Old
ikthiortd remarks. which ssre we'll rccsivsi
Re vas FOLLOWED oy CkoaoE Eysrtp, Jr Who spoks At
length L. at AIN CT feryid ciop that cleo n
ND II multitude ana csled forth frequent and sntnu
tisstie applause
Mr. Eustls Wa succeeded BY CHARTS y, Der7r. fsq
whose app,srsne~ was greeted with sppsuse aad who
sfoke WITH great energy saa s'oqGsnee bs ~ss hsAr
wb.n BE- CONCLUDED, J. b Walton, E~q., came forward
end the folio wirg resolutions BY the direction OF
the Committee RESOLUTIONS, which adopted BY
trent acoGs "Aye' from the vas. coEcoaTse
Received That tbe Uron OF the States Ia the source
in6er.nd.tt people and that 1t ia tne tsst cate
guard Of tho rights o. tns satss and the liberties Of the
citizen.
o Received, That the provi,iens a the constitution,
and the laws mace thereof should be faith
tnlly mainta aea ana tkecu"d IN siiat.ns' and nA-
toral rprit, fr,u from Ill sectional and anoyed preju
dcee
q Rssoiyee, Tint vhiis we are tstsrminsi, at all
tnes 10 ppheld and eGforce constitutional rights
the subJsct OF slavery, We are cot without
lance in tss good ssnse patriotism q Northern
brtthrtn ard we hops that We true nri conservative
me smong rlen viii, OF themselves aInui and rcbuks
TIE vain and Unconstitutional Efforts Of nui6ers and
Atooniss 10 orpess ana overthrow tbs federal laws
and 70 distuTb the harmony u the Urlon.
T. Received, That We arc the friends OF religious
well civn liberty and that We opposed % any pc
acAi prescription for faith either " tho
right OF voting or holA.ng ofic@
0. Resoivet, That It IL against the constitution AMI
tss soveInmsnt Of the country BY voting, sh.r in
g. Received that in any future i.sDation on the aub
Of naturalization the vested rghts OF citizens
should net be impaired but should remain Of full frcs
and v'gor
and experience 0. country, when such a change
should be made the naturalization laws will insure
to Anne ricans the government Of America.
s. Resolved, That cordially approve and rstiy tbs
nominations mace On the 4th OF July by the Ansries
Conve1ton q LouiiAna for State oil .ers hereby
pecss ourselves to united ard esrnAAt support Of tho
whole tIo4et
3 Re'ov,d, Tia. We heartily adopt and endorse the
platform at Of the principles put forth
by tie state Convention on the ath OF jay.
AIprT PIX then ca led for. and that fent lemsn
cane forward obeci, neo % the snmmons. lilo
crFed three hearty ehecr o regretted the absence OF
tie Hon. Kendall Hunt, pm whom Ae paved glowing
suitgy BIT A. he vns not present, the speaser uas
lie then reviewed tho On OF the rhadrlpha Con
vsItian q clear, logical and mastery manner lie
showed tim. tho csny,nt,on had psdg.d itse 10 th-
o. the pie mise measures Of 1880 And
OF The legislation that tended 10 the welfare And honor
q the south In COMMON with the whole couEtry Inc
convention had nace Platform strong enough 10 crive
oH tie hbcIitlonsts which the democratic party hal
never done and Fever v u do
He then spoLe Of the Clthoc test in the Fhilsdeph
platform which he caAlsd but argued tha. tns plat.
!om cad not bind any body 70 60 anything that very
object orabs The longest speech he had made Ia the
n isdeipEa nton In favor Of admitting his
delegates 81 Louisiana With tie exception OF the three
Ines concerning the religious tss he subscribed a.
every VOID line Ia the platform lilo advocated the
erspa.on Of the term Of nA:uralEsti 70 tSenty
Years, and came down he dsmageguss Of the old
e1ete parties III Thousand Of brick.
He occaronsllv electrified the multitude, who gave
vent 20 their pint mp Patriotism IN oft repeated shouts
tims 10 elevate political parties thought Il time for
rad been the Tor tao last twenty I've years 70
great extent His address throughout was character
zed BY great ability and severe logic and IDENTITY
m ace an imprt saon.
We have seldom nsteasi 10 . speech containing NOR.
IDEAS, which dealt in facts and prin rples dc
void alike OF abuse and hsttery He concluded amid
much spplause. When left, at about half past
O'CLOCK, Mr. Hanuon bad commenced speech, the
crowd stiD being quite arg~.
For rough e,tmat., ve should think that there must
have been present last evening about Ton thousand PEG
pie. The utmost osdsr and good feeling prevailed
throughout was In fact, gathering Of which any
paity might be proud I" Sam has opsnei the cam.
patn with sas brts,e and all sails ret