The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-22
THE C. lMPAIGN OPENED.
GOLD BUCk"' Is FAIRLY STARTED.
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THE OFFICE HOUNDS In FULL CRY.
GRAND DEM OCRATlC JUBILEE.
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Ratification of National and State
MOI Inations.
49,
NEE JtAGS INSIDE AND OUTSIDE OF OLD ThssNANy.
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Cannon, Roeka b and EDshasIasus.
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Spssehss Of Hon. An hasa Parker, Hon join ssRn-
dsrhilt, Gen. Hiram 1albridge, HoL J.A1
Buchanan,
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MsEJMGs INSIDE AND ,UTsIOE OF OLD ThsNANY

An !nTi.aon to the democratic electors or the cit r
county Of New York, and Of the neighborng cities ,sc
counties, TO attend ass 2sscsafioo Meeting Of tho
National and State Nonnatscs," Drought together o1oo
tho largest az not the most r.esest Gatherings ever
sembled IN and about Tammsny fIaA last evening. gsn9
previous 10 the hour named for opening the meenre
pcatsd discharges from 'tha. Oaaaon" which Ahoo
tho party such service, calet together crowd, wieA
augmented by the nspariing strains OF shsi
toms Band and display Of rockets Al eight ocloclshe
doors were opened, and the ial quickly ned aud not
beng abe to accommodate ,Se numbers who cont sd
to arrive, outside meeting organized under mo
veteran democratic leader Captain Ry oders.
Tss bail was free from AL adornments, but on, .ho
Platform the old fan.Lar hces from the Culaga
House and City Hall.
JcN II. CHAMBKHs, chairman of the Committee o. -sr-
raasemcnts, called the mesng - order, and prolsAsa
EDwArD c.wEsI,
who was chosen by acolamailon. lie addressed mo
meeting expressing his tanks for the honor con1od
upon him, and said;-
is than three years ago that had the hoaor q
being in Tammany Hall having acted with set g bro
thors well known 10 yea. hni myself here -r'gAtat
the first great meeting Of the democratic party.
In coming here this aniAg your pacard AID DO
tween two faces that reminded me OF an cscaacn
six months ago IL o'clock NJ night when buaber of
our fellow ctz,ps nc, IN association In favor OF oly ani
religious liberty Choers) The great object then was
tamiraiion OF Know Hothngsm. (Applause Your dis
iingushed friend. !, address OF great ability and Of
suIpassirg eioquense-Jsmes ]. Brady-laoparsel did
the voik most eos ostuay To night, six monshs there
alter tls may be semi annual celebration Of the me
mory Of that sarre great and we meet here nos TO
ard an rights tnsi now IN the wake (checrs
We .s 'sn, ns singing ns psalms psalms WE we ,,ssaI rSas
rcad wc Known and IOpz travelled. beautifully dgpl.
fed by Jefferson, Jackson and their compters cloud
hes "a &c 81 We says % % ap AZ ses%s Sn esns y me- ro
bis repose "a, statesman Of wheaaud and ason Of Ken.
iucky and endcavor 70 waG that road from March =,
1867, for four years. (Load chcsrs.)
Judge AK. G. MoRroS read the following resolr.
tons
Received That ihis me hrss prbsc meeting of the
United q he snPrs c ss sfsTs sSss % esps s
the grAneet events IA hsiorythe harmonious unon
syrssase and he ssioS ei Se ecasoad body
snd that 60 smphssy and o. unre'ssyea indicate % ,,s .y
net and pledfed lhes ah togehsr-of ne nosrsIion and
aud psfeI 60 operation which wss icriarsie result
Of ne State q TN SesYes r s%@. sueh aa and Jesa q
Brelnrdse and sscaase sses Proul-e long sne p!cs,
state ssls' and becsse reed 5 certain M s % Sser :,
se cons,siie aver n encpss heref - We ,e eno rscy
ne sy sSt .ssey o. Nsw York va spesycr y Al "sS; s1S
live up union entered into ~ aSyracusc and that
sS eSasss os sas E %
dated into upon srms honorable TO both and SATISFACTORY
Rescvss That W, entirely approve of se resolutions
cosvsSasS q cs.ara snd y ss sss convsSiST
Syracuse nnd u every pAF aud pofin hercoi a. conhn
| ng soand u. snd true deuncralie p nciples; :, -,
York unaumru usly and henrtilv rstdy the nomnatnns
Auasa " Parker for Governor. phn Vanderbilt fer 5en
Governor, John Lcse Russell for tanal tnanis
Matthew r. Brennan or Inspector 81 state Prisons
ard orao q. Warner for Clerk og the Court o Appeas-
and the admEabe Electoral ckei pledged 70 Buchanan an
Cardner-recogniying IN hem each nnd nl hrm and tru
femccrats honest and upright and faithful and cspabl
public servants That pledge 70 ouAhreihren OF the nte
counties active eSerous thh important canvass
and promise candidates sorio.s majority IN this ot
resolved That in ne conduct opposition factions
Congress rufusing to the hill calcued 10 pscy h
dfcuiies provide against their recurrence
and stl recently and boldly, IN attaching 70
important bill approprtsilnR money for the carrying on
fteunr session terminated without voting the supplies
needfu for the preservation Of the frontier against the depr
dators of the has demonstrated ~ ere doub
the danger the confederacy from placing IN pows
ihe aciious, violent, and DANGEROUS men WHO constitute
leaders Of the opposition, and the necessity
aily OF a The friends o The Union and the cons,ituca
rescue country from the hands Of s internal enemis
The resolutions received with loud applause, ar
| passed by scolamaton.
Mr.. C. swAcxHAMxR, behalf or the CommiAee OF A
ranesmenis excused the absence Of some speakers wi
were expected, and who he said, ohsged ,o aisc
the extra session Of Congress. He took he opporsuoi
Of denouncIpg the HERALD untrue so the demoerac
which would however, he thought be able ,o take CO
! | Of itself.
. The PRESIDENT sais-Feuow ttzcns, am requested
The Committee Of Arrangements 10 say that there