The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-09

trait OF General Andrew jackson draped by far which
used at the Battle of New Orleans and
By tbs glorious motto of the old hero
II MUST SHALL M PREsKRvTp
At sae eastery end Of the hall was displayed the IA
tIanai ensign, with the motto
W. AsA FOR NOTHING y RIGHT, AND WILL 8
SUMMIT TO NOTHING HAT WRONG. :
The chair was taken By Gen. flijah Ward On his
right sat James T. Brady Esq; Col Rand of Kentucky;
Judge Flanders; J. Prestou King, of Kentucky Hon.
Mr. III dman. On the left, Gen. Hiram Wsbridge; Ho-
race T. Clark, Esq.; Gen. Foliet, late Canal Commits
sioner Hon. Mr.. Hyde, OF steuhen; and Augustus
sche'i, Esq. We also noticed ex-senator Barr Coroner
Ccnnssy and others The guests called together
b. the following invitation
nn smrhs Young Meas N.oos Y Democratic c s, of
tbe cls and county York viii celebrate the an
prosSasg snnivers.ry Of tie Ba.ts by d
aer 70 Dc given a the metropolitan HOTEL at O'Clock r. NJ
as:, q pSrpo;sss be fully
and gracefully ackI owledging the benefits We
enjoy, while readily discharge the obligations
lssdirg determination to maintain in It's integrity,
pIroe ussgss as The same have bssn from time %
various conventions Of the psSty but more
sse principles adopted By the
70. are Goay invited With
fssFeosu1y seques.s,d, :. hespec fu y yours,
A Ai.s .o e s lcommls'ce
5osfA sI sUr GassIIkp }InvtNaa.lon
Tho Brothers Leland got upa 4plerdid dinner for the
hato siss II was perfect triumph OF gastronomy, il
In ADDITION the biss large quantities OF rosy wine
wore Consumed, shown plato toat the hard shells
oppcs.s 70 the prohibory bNh in practice well
seL rs il principle. After oinner had BEEN duly
ae-patchs d, the Pres dent rose and said
0entenen-ln view Of tie sectional feeling which has
prevailed, and is prevailing to great extent in
country. bsve seized upon memorable In the
OF history for the purpose Of recalling the
dangers that surround rs!y ing round the
sut1tion, in order that may continue 70 enjoy
our graf blessings a. nation Caeers) The brilliant
achievements Oft 8h ofJanuGry 1885, I'D led to
tonsl glory. 1t was the crowning achievement of the
but more than all it developed the great abilities
sr5 brought into public roce the hero that great
battle. loud cheers In recalling mind the events
ts deeds may say) and the Struggles Of those
but sso 70 aiming them, strengthen pari
otism and Increase determination carry on
Geners Jackson the perfect embodiment nacy
(a2psu and worthy TO succeed Jefferson. He
not for day, bnt tor time (Cheers Terse beautiful
md effective sentiments which he uttered, showed the
varisd and excellent traits Of the His declaration
above my head, The Union ardlshaN be pre-
strved" loud cheers is emsnaon from his patriot
im. take the responsibility" is another sentiment
fbse indicates prompttude and courage. The that
the other end of the room We ask for bu.
What IL right, and viii submit nothing that il
wrtrg (appeuse) indicates the high character Of the
man snd The memorable words, that " thu blessings of
government hike rhe dew Of H sven should faI alike
e rich poor inc the and benefcent
(Cneers.) Anorew Jackson the model and
he living would DO The chief of the great a.
lsfty and lead its hosts to victory (Applaue) Let
Us IN recalling the oeecs and memory Of this valiant
s0der and profound satesman resolve and determine
teatv sha hereafter ana to the end stand true the
constitution Of the country at all and ct every sacrifice
(theers) 1t i proper, before commence the regular
that letters have been received fcom fol-
lowing E. who have been una BILE TO attend
isnsel : iicsiDsoD-(Great cheerng)-Ex ice-rresi-
oeEt George NJ Dallas Gen Aaron Ward. James y. Clay
Ward Is burnett, Charles W CarTigan, OF Pennsy vanis
l. man Ire maine. and many others.
MANY Yofcts-Read Iickinsons letter.
The CsAR-Judge Morton Will read Mr.. picanson's
le,tsr. Mf. Morton read as follows -
FROM THE HON. DANIEL s. DICKINSON
,bant Io aa1ssS fur vo, jan nya s 10
unite .rh he Young Nsaonal Democratic Cub
cans einner a ne ss!repo ian Hotel sod mat
uory and heroic history as great democratic whose
] p cssbras and r re- sccasonay Q
amp ncue.ed. as siiii courage
sn.oed bun defy And grappe WIN he cosrupaSus and
70 s ass an e s
corporate His administration
saasssd seo nearly iorspen and revival Of
sncn INTO ne oemcossnc
nd - had and on
ss Of S es ss nSs and
ss or ae Dn M M See % e ns
dead passed steadily yard his benign mission OF
bngs Of the popular heart which beos responsive the p
sos eseuabIe gespsss Here wse treasured M The els
which made him great IN war bu far greater
mere would he administration OF General JACK
and where 1e and powerful and united ras.sss hs,
allied sro.nd hum and sustained I'm ne aaa eadssvorea
ne sp deteeon 81 from lie ressarys
sa adherence the sublime princp 60 Of the constaon
ne so % G ns 4 sYsI pa s'f Affair." anf h a stG,ss
s,re deased the mean ss he politician and looked
@ s E p'r1 These es @ S %
sT ~ S. non M swses ps nnd ps
long shall be associated with his noble deeds N history or
svsa myself of this occasion TO tender congratlla
y Ma ssaas 6eVoted ss support constitution, they
bsye been lied 3 ~ hrs and ysI 1be LAM
purpose CT be democra, to impress he principles 2, his
WIN aim ssssr q secondary importance for when prn
approved he knows . The hour OF mis- triumph
ss and
victory glorious a Ls asssn5ls . cele6raIe
?. 8. DICKINSON.
beat BY adherence to the principles and prac
The CaAn-Ths first regular toast-
Judge MoRroe-Tns following letter Il from The
Henry Clay, the Sage Of Ashland. loud spplsuse.)
ysoM JAMES b. CLAY, Eso.-sos OF HENRY CLAY.
GerrAnys-I have received the note which, Commit
zee OF The Young Mems National Democratic ub Of the city
and County OF New York. have done the honor To sd
dress inviting attend dinner 70 be given by them
celebration Of he anniversary OF the Battle OF New Ut
leans .. -. =. "a,
rns dessnaied would snord grea, pleasure to unite
Wits any portion Of countmen for the purpose OF cee
trpfun anniversary OF the most glorious eyena In
ne an1ais OF cur common country. that affairs
preclude The possibility Of my joining YOU Such celebrations
arc every dAy TINT begin 10
hat country WILL before long bave ceased 70 reuen
bor greatest events well ~ the great names
vhion have Illustrated It's history In and peace.
Having bod but little personal connection with me political
word sufficiently acquainted with Tho principles and
puoses Of society be prepared 70 sy That could a
mite fully hose principles or for me ADVANCE
meut OF thoe purposes find myself standing amid the ruins
OF party, which endeared TO me BY thousand ties
M edcacn OF association and az memory That party has no
longer gained existence-desroyed verify believe by
tyessop s principles In IL ranks Thousands IN the
bnd deuiore with its desruc ION, and now am
anrosy looking the right path 10 foov, and the true
~arfv hi which 70 attach themseivee.
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