The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-27

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Lzr7ER FROM THE HON. GREENE G. BRONSON.
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nishes congrsulaon among ali
true to the Prir OF the constitution Faction and fana
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rmph Of principle in the late poSsE SSRc vsy sSy
The Hon. THos L CIISGMAS, Of North Carolina, was
then introduced by the chairman. who, when the loud
cheers with which be received had subrided spoke
met together this night 70 rejoice Il the success Of James
Buchanan. You and have right TO do because you
did all in your power TO attain that result II Is mat
stands In spite thu result in the State proudly pre- emil
nent The city of New York has given her voice In q
remarkable fact that You this great city have always
been on the eide OF the country, and all the ding
men ofour nation have been elevated from time 70
by your suffrage. wa said . short time back by
certain eloquent person-I mean Mr.. Speaker Banks
(groans and hisse)-n audrg to the progress Of the
we but not so weil as We might have done But, said
he. they he republicans) going 70 turn
exhibit new Kind Of statesm anship Of horse
mabshp, suppose, and doubt though he did not
80, he meant the woley horse daughter and applsuse
was going to say that this country has been badly
result than he city Of New York You have oontr %
butec to support all the great who have governed
tb. great empire. You voted for Jefferson Madison
.ior Monroe for Jackson for Polk and for Buchanan
(Cheers) But Row does sssachusetts sandS She was
opposed to all those distinguished men, Massachusetts,
strenuousiy opposed then all. 1t the British policy
that they wero carrying out. They opposed all those
men men who regulated the destnies OF the country
lous for Massachusetts come here and
tell you that the country has been badly governed by
your efforts They lMassachu:etts) were hostile At The
they hung blue lights n the period Of the alien ana
seoiton laws they opposed to the republican party
They tave bte consistent In their course there have
been sore noble characters among them, whom 1 am
proud TO recognise but II not TO be disguised, there
he's been y party in that State for more than
half q century which has opposed the presen! action
Of the country These people have seen much praised
in the Londcn Times and other British papers They told
them that they ought to so out Of the Unon u they
could not rule it. They (he people Of Maslachussts
consist OF people who in former times need 70 burn Qua
sTosue sTs o bs sDs srox b.
bishops too'sughieY) They passed the alien anc So
diron laws, and nov they have been singing the SAME
tcDg Gttery They have been consistent bus you let
taem take the control Is their purpose TO cveIthrow
The government. We congratulate son. fellow citzsns
that !ou have saved the country. II John C. Fremont
had riumphed would have been the destructlon and
ruin q The constitution OF the country Come from tne
South, and you viii perhsp1 say that bold extreme OPT
Mons but Miilasd fillmore man whom greatly respect
for his patriotic and ,tsiesmanhke taen,s said
thing At Albany. He said that the man who thought
that the South would submit to be governed FremoA
guilty Of folly ard madness. fhs success OF Frs
mont would have been the ruin and destruction .cf tas
government; the South would not have submitted Tor
moment II lie my deliberate judgment that If Ffemont
had succeeded IL would have nvoved In revolQaon
Do you believe that section OF ten OF eleven mil
lions Of men would submit to be derived OF
neir privlegesY No, never you 60. back TO the ad
mix ctrAtcn CT Lord North you may perocive similar
stale Of things IL was not believed at that time TIA,
Congress would resist III stamp act II was said thai il
was the work Of only few demagoguos Bu. you know
tao reeut Our arce.tois resisted and formed vast
empire, which cont oils the destiues Of tho Western
World. They ressted; and 80 In tho amer shs
South would have resisted. But fellow citizens the dan
gle. a cry, $50 they do'') To. boat our sens-
mics, we must know where they Their tf
i0rt. am sorry 70 ,ay, met with great success In
the speaker, sppea 10 speak In favor Of tbc repub
cans. Ious cr'es Of Turn nim out-hand him out
&c Mr. Clpgman eon'inued-Lct ha aionc, ne docs
not disturb me. Perhaps he may be converted will
say Of him what the old verse Says
while the lamp Of life doth burn
The vilest sinner may return
Fellow citizens, you have tho great whg party
BROKEN In pieces between the North and the South Tns
happenea in lsts. know how Il happened. In as
Gen. Taylor took poson In relation 70 the Territories
and south. rhres.iourtSs Of the whis party
sss Only s Sss v.I, P, and .
was the democratic party, cloud and Enthusiastic ap
plause long cortinued) From that day forward de-
voted all my energies 10 sustain thai party Bosierous
cheering) u w the only ratonal party. As TO Know
Nothinshm u never was party u only served ~ a
mak nom behind which tho true men we're shot
down. say H. that, wsh the exception Of tho paper on
which the copstution written, the only great light
which holds In this country now s the national demo
cratic party. cloud appsuse) Now. fellow citizens,
you support ~ No doubt many good men have been
deuded and have voted against the good Of the country
A great party In this state supported Fremont 1 do
them justice for their intelligence sagAcy but moi
II they thought be would be elected They led by
.se PRIDE they went 70 the Know Hotanx rather than
70 with the black republicans once
. whig but when saw the wing party 70 be no
more i determined 10 60 with the democrats.
supported the democrats, aud 10 my ss,isrscsion can
say tnat was returned by 4o<0 (Grea applause
But did not come here % make speech; i've in Rn
combe, an engineer after he has been ring away looks
through hn glass 10 the resnlt Of his shot, my
may the result Of their speeches. beg 10 thank
you for the kind attention you have given 10 me. (nr
C. then sat down amid sbundera Of sppsuse)
loud cheers He sad-I thank you for this cordial
ccpicn ACCEPT your invitation 70 appear before you for
sha, .iicr sre. battle has been fought and srs., vs
tory achieved-a victory which viii the nation and
give perpetual existence-Ms s right that those who
have participated in should mett together celebrate
the joyous occasion We mss here upon occasion
like nat Aer lighting this great batue upon which the
continuance Of this country depended-he battle Of tho
consutioritis is right that the democracy should meet
In this temple, consecraed 10 libcrty celebrate the
event We come here with joyful hearts rejoicing over
this event. and prepared 10 look 10 the future see that
those interests hereafter shah not be neglected All
honor gentlemen, TO the gallant SOUTH that the speaker
who has last addressed you representative gallant soth
that has presented almost unbrokon front in this great
battle. lAppause All honor gertcn en- 10 the gallant
states Of New Jersey, Pennsylvanis and Indiana Ave-
gentlemen, they shall be houored for they have molly
met the storm OF fanatcism They be we'd do vn
by tho tempest they stand strong, erect democratic be
fore you All honor, gentlemen, 10 the swo hundred
Thousand democrats In this great city that have fought
this battle. (Cheers) True, have been beaten in
this great state Of New York but have galsn.
nghi We have been upon the side OF liberty and the
contribution. There never was . united feeling
than has pervsdet the whole democratic State la tha
great battle. All the old divisions were forgotton-ai
preiudIcs were laid aside they met ike brethren upon
the ned and Ike brethren AlKed and worked together
for the victory. II they prostrssedthere has been
stempest Of fanscsm originated In New England, near
Boston that has swept the NORTH end tnus defeated
the democratic parry, IL not disheartened They viii