New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-08

other object her 'cta' frs' overthrow ~ 'nis CIV
mon enemy. lCries Of " Douglss Dcacia', Or
"cer." Go on. smart 90 90. YsIls screeches
and cheers "Sope Of the officers Of hnor o.n-
"irg lodEesw Put him GU; Just keep stil J
| Don't put him out, we convert him IN half m D.
ute Tie uIAsrmorious indivi wss rao'dly
handed down s,sirs by tile of r..her rGpOl
isbsd gentlemen Who were esp@isi'v hired TO se-
cure " union and harmony. he had no if4s
OF turning bis head apon bis Northern friends tie esd
no icss Of putting iron reel upon TIE reck OF ats
party bec.u.e for,oo,h. ne not pes.ed with -
spect 10 every act Of legislation. Charles Ef-srd
then xert on 10 say that be devoted al bis energy 20
gefing $4,000 for the Improvement OF me n,s o.
the 81. Clair ard then the President put the oil 10
bis pocket. Laughter. Bat should that break up
the Deuocrsuc party iii hi hi Those Of
You who think the Government h a. no, hlhbusterng
sci tment enough riih respect to Cabs iaa's
the tax Charles Ed~ard S.usrt cid TO, continue
the remarks Cubs but diverged to the discharge
of TIE high duties of the Administration. Let them
believe him, the Presden: Of the Coieed stses dill
corscieniously what be believed 10 be his duty.
fells sno shouts of Applause, snd an ndsinitey pro-
longed h-e-e-sr He swslo Eed everything from
the Nebraska bill ~, for be believed that 10 o. the
smelIsst dose Of al. II was net d'se st s 70 hin
The President was hig htoned az honorable ssplen
did, gsDerous an. However be mis- IA, differ from
Fr.Ik Pierce with respect 20 this app )lat nelt or
that appointment, nevertheless he was for giving
tbs devil bis due. Laughter Give him tae
creot ard cay that Be has acted rom high
sense of duty, with respect 10 his party aud
policy. l.' BOut Cuba Well he hsd nothing
to ,sy about Cuba he waited it at much
they DID. Greytcwn Ihere WA nothing
left Of that. Hosls, ara cries of q" Douglas
"Dcuess = and Order Order Charles Ell.
wsrd ssii that he 10 al ntenis and purposes, ia
every feature Of bis character and life, Democrat
People around the door msfe q tremendous noise
They were old men, and tsd gr0sn gray; perhaps
the would not change their practices for the sake Of
Democracy but would see their principles perish a
their f,ef, and he buried Ike hogs before they
would rell1qush them. Mud ced. buck the bah
",f b. b.. hi We were CREST family and
must make cor cessions to each oteer Great cheer
irg On the platform Ne are running I1t) the
grouud and we shall be kept there until the Den)-
cratic party throw aside all lis discOrd AMI exhibit
themselves band of brothers, united, AID rushing
10 the sos ofvctory. Then they would st the next
Presidential eli cOG the ssme eDthusiasm, the ssne
certainty OF victory which animated the DE nocrs,ic
marty in this country one two short years ago Loud
snd General cries for " Douglas counter h)rus Of
"Order oroer, yeils, howls srd boots. If the
Democratic party Goes lot heal Its differences, just
so certain Il exhibits the sane dscori that
II does row. ust certain all bope of success would
ha lo.t Ikey could not rally with any hope of sue
cess in any State north Of Mason ana Di1ons lac
so long AZ they the Democratic party in The State
of New-York split up, as i, was. Cries Of Good.
good" Loud calls for " Douglas and Rynders'
Charles Edward Stuart said DO more.
The Hon Mr.. WILLIAMS, Chief Justice Of Iowa,
wa. The next speaker. He had lived Il years among
the Ipdisns the true native Americans laughter aud
spplsuseD and he saw his Democratic brethren OF
the far West dsgueeotyped there that evening, and
felt AZ home. loud applausei He hoped thN
evening would be love feast Laughter Some,
when they get too large are ready 10 burst-let
tiem burst, only not on our hands. Laughter
Judee W. conoe mned Know Noitins ism a. in every
rssrect unconstitutional, and against the Bible,
which Gays: Come hitler from the ends of the
. earth ali ye ths; are Thirsty God Almighty, who
stand. AT he back Of democratic principle will not
allow i, 10 be crushed. Loud appliance. the
Know No,hipes call themselves 80 becaise they
wish TO know nothing about God, the Constitution,
the principles OF our Revolutionary fathers. But
there is something they know-to jump into office
xheneyer they see a chance. Laughter and az
plause The Juoge would die 10 avert the day when
he divine right of prestcsat should be made pow
ar TO control America. Applause he concluded
amid three cheers for Iowa.
EDWARD CoySTRY then INDUCED the multitude,
who were vocif.rous 'or Douglas, Douglas with
aspecimen Of Irish eloquenee-p.tchiDg into the Iowa
Temperance Legislature; one Of whose men, he sad,
wac a ALipg pickle, and the other had doup!e 70
mato noee OF the latest style.
The BOYS we're now leaving so rapidly, that II was
deemed advisable TO adjourn. The rush down siars
vas done as il only is done DO Tanmanys stairs,
and the "untarifiied" walked up to the br. Capt
Rynders took ex Judge Williams round to the Pewter
Mug and introduced him 70 the boys, with the JUICY
re1r-rk-" BOYS let g all take cripk; Judge, wnat
twill You take p The Hon. Mr.. Williams, who e,
nv tie way sn ex.Parson, ss well as an ex Judge,
r. psd that he would take anything the CAPTAIN
would The Captain could ardly let his Iowa friend
leave him until he had shown him some Of our public
il stitutons.