The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-27
THE DEMOCRACY JUBILANT.
Grand (lorification Demonstration Of the
Democracy at Tammany Hall, Last Night.
.
Plenty of Enthusiasm, Lanterns and a
Calcium Light.
Lots Of Cheers for Buchanan, BreekinrIdge
and Mayor Wood.
Speeches ofM Clingman Of North Carolina, Judge
Parker, and Others.
SPICY REs0LUTIONS.
LETTERS FROM DISTINGUISHED DEMOCRATS
&c. &c., &c.
Plenty of Enthusiasm, Lanterns and q
Calcium Light.
LETTERS FROM DISTINGUISHED DEMOCRATS

Tammany WAS not quite 20 lively on great meeting
before election, yet there the usual crowd outside
diawn partially by . calcium light which flashed far
across the Park. The Empire Club also displayed It's
lanterns
The meeting convened at hall. past seven.
The attendance very large but the hall was not
crowded The audience included all the materials
Mr. CHARLES A. EAY called the meeting to order, and
nominated for Chairman Mr.. Frederick L. Talco which
nomination was ratified by the meeting.
The CHAIRMAN came forward and stated that
the meeting called to congratulate the de-
mocracy Of the Union the result Of the
eection and he further rendered his heartfelt congra
tuations to every lover Of freedom upon the fact
glorious Union had been rescued from combined
attacks Of sectiopssm and ianaticism (rhree chesrs
Mr. 7. j. MuNDAY then read long list OF vics Pres-
dents and secretaries which being put the citing
ratified with only single negative; whereupon Captain
Rynders remarked" that about right, for no
body heard of nalf those fellows"
Mr.. GEORGE L. BARNARD then read the following resp
lutons, which adopted. The names Of Mr.. Bucha
nan, Mayor Wood and the Consrsssmen were received
with loud cheers, and great the enthusiasm Of
CT the gentlemen in audience that they made
several mpromptu speeches their own ACCOUNT
Whereas the national democratic party has achieved
spenud triumph in the election candidates for Pre
pie the progressive democratic a form Of principles aop
mooracy Of the Union have gorously participated,
MSsDg the s usRoy alliance q black Knog
ed n speedy dissolution OF national csnederscy and
people Of he south and whereas the great
ecmmerca hear, Of the En!on the smpie os has spoken
bul against that union ganized sectionssm for such
o over Sy up tep 1ar a
IN tie history Of our soross city which brilliant victory the
honored walls OF Old Tarnmany commemorate. and from
diSe nstiou- = s''''e' ' 1' 1''"'''"'S
hesoiyed democracy Of the cIy deeply sensible
the important aud beneficial results 70 the continued hap
4nes and q The American people and the per-
e inslgence and Psriotism Of the country upoa The
Jest sss9iIng n he uGmpsaa sesion of Pennsyanas r.
vore ne Hoa James Buchanan President aud Ken
BreckIpdge Vice President thus annh ing sectcnalsm
and fanst csm and giving peace and nsurng prosperity
Re.olsed James Buchanan our President
years Of active and aOorops home and M
ward an Ssoae and grateful psopc can be Se.o s cV
sn whose mastery ana satisfactory settlement Of al he i'm
% charged ~ith s,iords certain gasraaiee that, IS
ps snd carried on o s.g fesosei
he nations q the earh internal and resources
cordance with the true spirit OF American activity. energy
RAJ ce that he varied Interests q our whos country vii be
shsr.hsd and proceed and s. under S and
for the down trodden and oppressed o. every nation
,acky Hon John . Brecsnrdse the dsmocrscy o the
Union have Jus. cause 70, copgraa,aoa e asns ui.h
don. and wil form pow erfa faithful auxiliary Il
house Of kepresentayes and bis thorough devotion 20 the
nssssc 4 . a. Sso = And
cond oGiee In the gir Of a Tree people.
nridge. The brightest signal achievement OF
pS sg 4 % cs ssss sw York s s S 'Ss
the uS,op mo may wei Be proud dc, q M a result Though his
party IS thai man Who has wihou, ierns or nesi.
sncy a. AZ times soSd ersc. and firm 10 the msn,snsnse
est ree sol heresy ne Is now placed IN the very font
been osisaed By ,ho free VIII Offering Of sound public
asS not sy Ss,er Win G %
as nation man whose whole political a,c has been
SSo through and yss periods psenS'sss Ss.
rsnssmsns: and hersses a. tho North ha. maosinea ne
.,aeds a. mcnamen and representative o. pure dem9.
ewng ihe energetic action Of hi. example, redeem her from
the dark stigma o. modern black repubcansm which
fha he Eps as cy hss 70 be proud
ssf rs1 Ss
ss'a john s nd 'ss sR
'i:s who ~ s.,s SS .
soSn 20 he ), he along with an energy
lss % Be long rsmembersd with JOY the consres
Rs.evsa Ihs. ssosTsulsis ne slssor, q the PMS.
Ssr saors u sss,ing SsT rsgrs:sni.,yss e ne nssi
Russell Erssus Corning and Israel r. Hatch. all Of whom
sons VIII our o~ selections WIN compose delegation ts
sssosed Ss, we .hs Keep waisSf eye on any and all
Efforts made BY The fcons 90 Overwhelmingly and deserved
vSs,sver shape & he spsn u ana
9s sgan 70 reu, them =, seors and 20 oen
Until evey thought action or design eaculaed 10 seeds
" crusied.
Mr.. JOSIAH SUTHERLAND read letters from Mr. roncey.
senator, from Connecticut Daniel s. D:kinscu Of Nsw
York; Preston s Brooks Of South carona H,raio sey.
mour, and others.
LETT Kn FROM THE Hos. DAsInL :. DICKINSON.
BISGHAsrroS, Monday, Nov. "A, 1886
GEsrrrxrs.I am hcnored ~ your lnvsiioa win
many on wsans.ass sytnSs SsiseSsns hs scrou. % III
fsrrs Ss ers.sss sgss deprive me- q iS he
New where s p sSa pSpss q
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e longer james Bu
and ne gsnee n r n % % s o s S hnss $
banners represenrg brute and human huge
pen,. gro images hadless trunks runkess heads aud
sa5 ss
unable again ~ ~, .easo" SON" Of YdSs ne
entered The campaign uusn similar as ana - sas 20 % ns1s
Of VIII & success similar 2 that q hsr celestial prcds
Their bsnners-wh political psalms music and ride
smorsic armies and shouSh a. Se ssu e
succeeded IN irhenrg from their proprey and upsettInr
bcyood the hope Of rising who article Of dress
question cay nothing o. the extended % those who
wore eueht 70 have worn quite different costume
elements OF terror the whole and dd no
nay the cost OF sup erintendence and repairs
The OF all parties have fun confidence those who
have After struggle which has precedent In political
history been elected 70 m the first and second oces in ths
rnon Their calculated 10 condolences and
domestic repose The people anticipate WISE prudent and
Just adminsrson OF the government and prepared 10
susstn Madness no longer rules the hour but social
busspess 20 long neglected and disturbed by the
terrble conflict will their wonted channels on.
ponents will have eisure for calm reflection; Kansas I'm
spuh Of accommodation, win doubtless beed thew
can IN stage parance give their political preachers benefit
and close ne for The season. and all parake of
and enjoy the benefits which viii flow the
placed power ~ the democracy while aranr ths baues
% The constitution and the Union. have me nonor o be-
with sincere regards, yours truly, ID. S DICKINsON
LETTER from THE NON. ISAAC ToucEy. or cory.
WssHtygrOS, Monday. Nov "a 1885
gvrTtENES-it would give me great pleasure 10 ungn with
ne democracy of the ctv county OF New YORK ie ga
htstnR "the triumph of the constitution ard nf cors,,,