The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-22
DEMOCRATIC JUBILEE IN THE PARK.
The Empire Club Fraternizing with the
Keystone Club, Of PAiladslphia.
Usual Display Of Big Gums, Llttie Boys, Ban
ners, Music and orators,
SPEECHES or DANIEL S. DICKINSON AND OTHERS,
&C., &c., &c.

&C., &C., &c.
The dt mocracy held grand jubilee throughout the
city all day yesterday The Keystone Club Of Philads
pha having arrived the guests the Empire Club OF
New York were escorted hrou the principal streets
and treated with the usual Of courtesy
The Keystone Club, received at the dock by
depusaon from the Young Men Dem cratic Union Club
Of this city headed by Spencer r. Conc their President
The Keystone Club numbers two hundred per-
sons, and were distinguished fr ordinary mortas by
blue badge with the of inscribed thereon
fine band also accompanied them After marching up
Broadway and down the Bowery, they taken the
Governors Room, in the City Hail. where they were
oeived By Mayor Wood.
VIM. B. RANKIN, President OF the Key stone Club,
being introduced to Mayor Wood alluded the greatness
Of thu .y and hoped the aemocracy would respond to
the voice Of Pennsylvanis save the country from
sectional agitation.
Mayor wooD replied as follows
Mr.. President of the Keystone Club welcome
you 70 New York. ] am peased TO have this op.
gstratc OF this city. I cordially respond to tho
marks that have been made. {, gives me peculiar
native of Philadelphia and al ali soes under ali cIrcum
stances, wherever l meet phlade'ohian feel that
~Sa ,s Iha II his be .n say n, aps
friends here will do all in heir make SO;
may the example that you have so noby and SO goriousy
Three cheers were then given for Mayor Wood by the
Keystone Club.
Alter the reception, the club marched to Tam
Hall, where they partook Of COLLATION., and then
adjourned to q mass meeting in tho Park.
The Keystone Club will remain in the city until Thurs
day. during which time they will be the guests Of the
Democratic Union Club.
In the afternoon there speaking in the Park. A
platform erected facing the front of the City Hail. and
at three O'Clock there quite large attendance OF
men and boys. The big gun the Empire Club summon
ed the faithful 10 their prayers, and band Of music
she stand kept them together until tae arrival Of the
speakers.
The members OF the Young Mems Democratic Club
trlcoior scarfs medals devoted to Buchanan and
Brecktnrdge, and other cnsgra.
Among the notices the banners we noticed the
following
skRPsSI 1--WE
CRADLE ~ IIBEnU
PsSAsYLvAsiA WILL HOLD
srArS YORK;
( CRxETs wuLcJaE,
KsysToSs cLUB
The object OF the meeting TO juoiate the re
cent election in PennsylvaDis.
UAt quarter past three organized by The appoint
President OF Judge Vanderbilt Of Kings county
democratic raidate for he OH OF Lieu Governor
of this state gentleman proceeded read the address
Of the Young Mems Democratic Club the democracy,
but had not attained much hssdway when the Hon.
DAsIEL S. rsCAissos announced. He conveyed
otte platform, presented 70 the crowd, greeted with
much spysure and proceeded 70 address the assembly
~ fofo~s.-
am happy TO meet you my fello~. stizens upon this
Interesting aud glorious occs~ion Tos mighty OF tbs
democracy before satisfies me tnat the constitution
and the non to be upneid IN spite OF all tle ,h
nations OF the enemy against both. (Cncer) Tne
country has been ovidca sense formerly into two
great political parics. those parties 10 modern times
were wings and dcmccras-ihey ~ fofesscd 70 the
great points, although they travelled ollie 'ent roads
Both favor Of the constitution and the Union, but
they disagreed IN the manner Of carrying out and attain
ing great and benehcent results people Upon the
question OF territorial Ac3uf "a and Internal improve
by lt general nment-upon tue question Of
finance banks tariffs and ndepsndant treasures
they clersd. Both however, protested and both doubt
less tovgt, TO attain great and hrpehcen resu such
a. would encat the masses Of the psopc. party
has risen up the antagonist OF the democratic
rarty II rot the grca, party that the old Wing party
WAS but las gathered together the icsvings OF the
democratic organizauoo, anu has been t,rsaSen oy
The CONSERVATIVE wniss forms what cal
sense that Cuvicr, the great naturalist said tho
young In tho Academy Of Silence had succeeded IN
red nsh That runs rds civisr replied "Gcntle
men, yovr dcaDtiou b exceedingly correct, except In
n
and docs &c; run back wards" (Grcst ,apgnter) Now
these republicans 10 about tue sense Republi
cars nsan nose secoruok - ue ans
show that Cur political opponents are not Ia favor oil
representssvc government then they are rot repuoh
cans. They not Ia favor of representative govern
mepi bccarsc they seek TO have territories Of the
United sa,ss asiead of being gov srned by their
presentaives aud empowered 20 maxc their o~n ass,
sub ths jurisdiction s,li they tell you they
republicans do not regret my ielos citizens ttu
hpru
upon Tie constitution have long bshsvsi
that whenever that gre., battle could be
fought 4 would De fought successfully 'or the
people, for the constItuon aud for the onion hence
am glad have set battle in array. an glad that
have got tho power at the time when the people
be rallied 10 The suppor OF coany and when they
scogrge the enemy back - his true position, snen
anarchy. ueson disunon aud mlsrule will be treated
by the people as they ocserve 10 90 treated.
They say that the democratic party slave props
sandsis and are N isvor Of TIE extension q slavery;
cent measures The democratic party is neither
slavery patty or an anti slavery psriy-n - neither 10
faver extension suppression OF slavery,
In avor OF leaving that question TO the people, rho
people Of whatsoever locality. have TO say, upon the
great principles Of self government whether hey will
have that institution rne democratic party IL
party In favor o the extension OF the constutun.hey
arc IN avor OF extending the true principles OF 60
and The Union % every part Of the couniry hey
are favor Of giving that great principle OF self govern
ment rhch has raseu ns up might people and oroughl
of the earth The principles Of the democratic party
universal and genial me sunlight It's great csrdi
but what win be arrested 10 their wrong doings under
the democratic principle aod toere none 40 abject
but win be raised up 70 mans condition It's prn-
cplee those Of justice nevolsncc, equality, bumsni
" and peace. tGreat applause II inquiries MT what
religion profssses ter u declared In the pnn3i.
ples consultation tHat he shall worship God accord
ing 20 the dictates OF bis owo Coincidence inquiries not
where vas born but only asks whether he s true
20 the principles o the constitution and faithful n the dis
charge Of all bis sacred duties cinzsn. These
democratic principles (Gres, soptsuse.l intend 70
speak poltiss opponents sh respect and kindness
but party or2anzsuon they deserve pe condemn
cd They merit public and nd vidua apprehension for the
tendency Of their doctrines are n With treason oua
checrs.) This new party has raiscf s rsrracidn
aesinst the country which shelters and protects
them They bnve reared sectional platform have nom
mated sectional and carried crusade igaas
ii afna "a vinlcva AMI IN