The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-08
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THOMAS y. FLORENCE.


Eessssd That We The GEi@n demosrst. Of New York
Tor no purpose 81 distraction or dorganaaon with no sis
g advance Tue gams q any man ioF tue rre'den sue
VII, ured lave hthero proved themselves nvretie IN
Resolved That thc population, The financial comm reIa
ana aercntars pos,ton q nes fSrk as the EmLs state
T. lhg dgmqeae oGqnes q ils natSn ih' proud Place
duy q ~ independent and fearless action her
Resoved That Tie past has sufficiently proved right
minded that nothing bot porsona preiudies or part
ra points q difference between u.s. and th future warns
1 ~ rnsuns . ra shso ash o5s h.pIs
they depend ut.n qaarrsls amonsst .urs.yss y need
Of New York ~, lnet PLAN that every man man rso
os' 5u sx Tho duty u 9s ss r. i a a
smps ard every Who processes d'moerstic sta egfht
union and harmony upon which alone tbs harmony o the
Resolved Tia, tt ard cry Of "foreltn influence in
our midst instead q seeking imros ortrout otatloas
tyranny and oppression comes e conrbu.s hs material
ought rather . Ii dircc,oi arans those rnareed nio1s
o. E.s.a rso;S 1s.,sgc, m wa ~ ~ 'ts fene %
eeoGsl sgat.n ssd IT, oy,n'nal aagqa ?, our rspas
that tie democracy d New York pledge themseges always
Received the Union democracy % New York alher
ug 10 tho doctrine ~ Monroe rrpudRtc
nS @ ana s q @ sos ns @G' al "a
interference With the snars q t continent and whioh will
not resent 70 tie utmost tho encroachmsnts which
sought be mace ~ the hei row,rsof Welru kurOpe
IN China. the sandwich Islands, Central America aud
Resolved.
- view of he atornt policy q the Aiiof Powers q Grat
Bri,aif ani franes e pee cheek uIon TIER Wet IN
o. tho no u conduct that should be pursued by
Resolved therefore That tbs voice the
ul9S democracy q New York " hqld III acquisition q
to Ito safety aud intesry othc states. bat ia
dss d tie d.ss-rp 70 TIE .ommsrei. greatness md
honor e The ,, ooan:ry Gres. ehesris,.,
rable from patriotn, and 'hs trineires vs have ia
they will ~ hereafter, sni forn sue AMI
prssp X, s.,.r & qs IT, s,s S ~ 'nr T. &ii & sh,s "a
with The destiny, aud rerhap With tho perpeaity not
s aS M scSs III Pft t na az 70 uS nS SS
eomms cause d. battle against common enemy.
During the reading Of the resolutions the standards
OF the Frst Eleventh., and Seventeenth ward ciab-,
werc brought into the hall and received with loud ap
plsuse.
The Hon. JAsEs y. sIrARr, w. C., frtrn Michigan, was
then introduced 70 the mec,pg, and when the cheers
which greeted him bad subsidized, spoke - follows
with the natural curiosity which belongs 10 an inqu.
sitive man who may be found ia strange parts sas
induced 70 come hero TO night for the sole purpose of
.ooairg on Yet, Ire great many who have =
skcn IN by the sharpeU % New York, although
here merely q. spertetor found myself pat up a
spectacle 90 BE- looked a.. daughter sud spp.use)
Nov gentlemen, Il tnsse poutcnn,-for they are poll-
oiaps .ho bave swsasd me- INTO this pos.nn uylt,
theet a. suec'ssfuly s,tey have cnsatsd ns why
ooL t,it 1iaf you put cUdicl n your wns ssfptng
your h,r- = tewaie slsays Of politicians a voice
Yes ar Ibsfe was, 10 tnat response, my frteras a
tone of feeling which indicated sentiment b., ond hat
which was designed in the expression that gave
utterance to--'Bewsre OF polticgans' nor 40 /
warning which the democratic party may well lay 10
heart that they have received from tie II the
last two or 'hrte years Hurled into power ~ with
tornado o public appreciation snd support the a. min.
sration Of this country at this moment has been
tntd II not oyerthrown 10 majority oftbe states ~ the
North. Why, why, ak you, my friends, this multi.
tDde, this sea of men, Who are here tonight WIZ
Not because that sdmirtration has, IN any respee,
sltered ln tho dsesarpe u tie hish duties sheh %
e.moeratie party hss snirus'ce % thtm. (Appanss