The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-24


er decorated Roman temple or 4raced GrocAn porch.
The architect lsvishes ell or his well learned skill rpon
tna' compare with proudest palaces am rear
tner Deauuiui proportions In midst The most won
derfu creations Of the naval ride upon our
waterr and challenge the admiration the world; for
trasef by his genius the land Of his BIRTH endeared
by bis worth 70 all who knew him Here lived and toled
George steers. deep sensaton Here com merce opens
her busy mart and her thousand viugs TO very
gale that blowB; and her subtle sgen-tea
mom Thousand iounts moves the iron arm that propes
the ship, drives the lathe, beats the anvi-in word,
performs every function and fills every office OF the
industrial ana commercial world Familiarity with in
Erests 30 extensive and muarioss can hardly pre-
deated Individual faculties Yet Il n the kno Wedge OF
their extent which alone beget con sCous
bilfy only 70 be discharged by application commcn-
surate with the magnitude Of the task. On the
representative TO whom cares shall be couded viii
oevoive fearful buroen. Industrial interests are
generally projected py iefrainns tom legislation tnan
BY ndu il The eat producing classes ave the ar
uncers tbeir own laws, we'll fortunes,
and as sell might you try legislation upon currents
- 10 tnact laws Tor inc regulation OF trade (App
Never heiess there many instances where, tor the
tsgus'on OF conflicting interests the interference OF the
rieDse while disclosing this necessity has a,so demon.
sated ne ina 6qpacy OF the appointed law, either from
want Of pra al knowledge in the legislator OF the sub
ect or from 81 uncertain phraseoogy used rnese de
ieets pAso sometimes pubect-d large arlpe aud
canto hteress 10 the consequences c doubtful onsruc
hops It's received prcverb that bad law, OF certain
meaning, "a better th good lev uncertain rneautag
It's truth Is every Gay ed should II, appca
on DC he less pungent because made to subjects Of
tucn vest importance ca1ro. omit mention oi the
maritime interests of the district. Perhaps from no
other In the tnion Is annually lsunchsd great
tonnage as from onr shPyaras Perhaps in
other district Is located capital devoted TO
hp building This vss, business "a depenoert upou the
oommeio'a pfospe,hy OF the whos country. aad is ex
cetdpRy sensitive 10 all ts fluctuations Il Interested
TOO, in the increase OF naval marne ana doubtless
would receive an impetus fro increase OF the navy
the national safety.
AT this par: o. Mr. Cochrane address rather amusing
spectacle was presented in front Of the Platform dou
hey, ntenced to pre- sent the Wool Horse was mar
u q a " n
strong effort OF the msg nation, TO sod representa-
I'VE e. buchanan. or AZ be is more famlliarly Known
'Oid Buck > The WAS decorated with part coored
ribboD. and rather raksh looking animal. Around
LIS heal were fastened the reins by which the idea
nvey ed to the lockers that " Old Buck" drivcX
The Wooly Horse The caricature creates the great
eel mer dment among the crowdy Mr.. Cochrane plea
antly reerr. 10 "a passed the platform IS only
the Wooy Horse, gentlemen, said be, that il ar Ten
ny Old Beck, will drive him, too the 4,h Of No
sember F" daughter and applause
Mr.. CocsRAhx then continued a follows:-l should
speak n this correction oil the public lands: not,
pernaps, go mucn 10 the light OF q proprietary
heory, ss In view of rns Ddef nshls purposes when
without Importance to the Industrial classes, whose
independence very often Is protected by iua
epAbs fee. In my judgment Were for better that the
scrai settler should be mit.ec gratuocsly to their
ment in suitable quantities. than they should
fqrandersd among LOBBY men, speculaors and corpora
lions. (Cheeis need not add that the opinions have
often expressed upon the subject OF the public aods
are siiIl unchanged and that no nestead bill would
mspd ny support. Fellow citizens, / have wan.
that admonisbed desst yet are there
,rttcts upon which could wish TO be heard. But
htwever, even NJ the expense OF your patience Will
avert 70 which though moi strictly withn the
oeue OF subjects nppertaning TO Congressional cand
oac, yet II Of deep interest 10 you ALT refer 70 that
art OF The politics machinery OF the democratic party
bnown an ibe primaries. II n vain 10 conceal tue
abiding olsapproval of ihs System By the entire de-
noc,scy Of the ,iy rs evils are general and fiy appre
csed The very existence OF tue party Is threatened
shem 20 general indes q, has come 70 be tue
fscaoD hat ,ne prov.oe adequate remeay
~ili. my udgmsIt be the occasion Of ruin
v b q.
frtnce of the nay eecons and OF their inspectors
TO the enrolled M m bers OF the democratic clubs IN each
ward 1hete clubs pow combine thc democracy Of the
city, ana woud mailtA continuing aud salutary
utepce by mskng them TO depend upon the
Committee " ra1m many Hal Thus again, would nomins.
and anizaions from the people, the
party be pvsora'ed with the popular consdeoce (.p.
pause) thank you. frllo cioze for npneut
OF your marked attention. frost that pour ascent the
rrincip which have announced may be- cordial
y Their adoption by me ! bsicve toem all - os
democratic, ana Intimately connected with the well
sre of our party On ons Of them, ieel depends the
continuance OF this mighty repubhe--on the pro
fcats OF eiiher open or secret attack. the great
error OF the day 10 mistake social for political evils
tscb cass contains within IN limts the appropriate
-htdofe. II Ia only when The power OF politics applied
the correction domestic abusss, that strife ensen
he onepce 10 which this generation B prone. Let tbs pc
cusTiiiss Of cor siic and institcous be
mied TO the correction OF progressive civilization, In
TIRE orgiaal los ersdc OF which the pecaniy originated
End tbs problem of American slavery viii bave been
,ovtd ard disposed Of satisfactorily TO the advocates Of
human riteis sns 70 ~ parts o. tue union Thea too,
The Union. It's sth woald be exisr svs with tho
eiv zancn ctn.ers, and wa strength bs commemorate
with pfoTress OF rs civilized life Bat permit these
ipgiaons 70 be the theme Of
Impeachment the subject cf legislative correction,
and The agitation Of the present will DC the ruin Of the
can sniiripase such evil event believe that
there 10 Judg among the people that oil stay the
ma ness Of the zaio, ana apply wisdom 70 our NATIONAL
stepr.
Al the close Of his remarks Mr. Cochrane was greeted
With anoshea ootburst OF enthusiasm. Tue meeting was
p II addressed by sr. Mcleod Murphy, amer which the
following resolutions read and unanimously adopt
Cd
Resolved That the democrats Of the Sixth Congressional
preaching soyen Of ha rorou. period IN he history Of our
republic which foreshaowed by the victories hc have
Soh co
nsosu 1bey are eu ss oawnns q that proud Day When
The federal government but aso In The respective Legislatures
Resolved That The rapidly unfolding course OF events de-
mons'rass with Increasing eearnesa he wisdom o. the na
stCncinnan conv non and vhch has received the broad
thlcn and The constuon Inscribed as our bauner now
With The honorcd names Of James buchanan and John u
- That sory sSa Ts se 5e%9a
ard Lieutenant 0oycrnor h. state well those Of ali
reeular .a democrsic eaBdaaie n sccorasnce with The
deavos q individuals 70 impair the strength Of the
Resolved white The gain 10 the democracy Of nearly
hy Cor Ecsscua IN The late elections 10
aaaisn IN ss nsa n congs Ss more seAosss the
As ss q % " s 5noe
be eud eloquent and IN denouncig the
and dangers hy which we have been lately menscec.
Resolved, That the true and national democrats Of This
sxh district unanimous in presenting the
rame II John Ccchrsne their representative. prac-
cs consistent ard ncefagsbc disciple IN the school OF the
immortal Jefferson; eloquent and patriotic sdvocata OF
be rights o the people ard and transformations
benefacor n the abong classes endorse Mr. C0cnanes
and political and confident that his
future win his high the list of eminent
who have laboref the halls of the Capitol for the vel
fare Of heir country and their native state.
soon amer the meeting Adjourned, and large torch
light procession headed by swo bands was formed and
marched through the principal streets in the district
They paid passing salute n the residences OF Mr. Coch
ard M Wheeler, before breaking mp The meeting
Of the successful which has been held dur
ire the present. campaign and highly haierins npn
ment 10 the candidate.
The Turf.
UNION COURSE, L. r--rRorTrNG.
rotsins match for i,oco tive mile heats, In hu
ness, came OF yesterday afternoon between b. m lola