The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-12
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The enemies of the democracy profess which u
sectional end with which they dare not cross the Pots
Ohio Their motto sectional controversy, ana
their object Ia to exee the Nor sh against the SOUTH
father against son, brother against brother sgsnf
state, until the bonds OF brotberly love Snail %
dissolved the Union sink to rise again. ask
you, fellow citizens in the head quarters Of Waning
ton In the camp Of the revolutionary army thers w.
ever such an anomaly presented Know Nothing
lotge prescribing (cries OF no, no men, becsuse o.
their religious faith their place Of birth Wasnins-
ton welcomed meB ofs religions cresds OF all natvies
from all quaIrers OF the gobe into HI camp provides
they loved liberty law and frse govern, uen VIII yoe
of blood ard glory achieved for Apov all things
appeal % the democracy Of the Empire ST. te to forget
that have prevailed among you for The last fss ycsrs
Rally around the standard bearer nomi uAted. Let
the acton OF the Cnconah Convention os rtsue O
limitations to wipe ont the past (Cre fig nd g,od)
My friends congratulate you with h, wrelt joy
joy upon that reunion which find to h va takeu
place among you. II is harbnger of great Gorv To
come. You united upon q common J Mattoru,
raIyipg around standard bearers who tr e exoo-
you united; snd yeu TO be vstorio as, BE-
cause you have no eisc,rd in your ranks. Y Va are
again the Empire State the Uni-n and trust h ut the
November election will show that you worthy Of the
confederation which In times the distant and emo
csac poriens OF lhe republic have been free and cor
ssi m awarding to you Great applause and Ok eer-
ing2 conn :,
nominees Of the Cincinnati Convention He rats ed
tsem through thick and thin. (Ioud cheers.) Jam
Buchanan .as pure state, man eloquent, manly,
capable to ill the high position to which he has beer
rGn'nsssd, ate J appeal to You said Mr. Cobb, /. the
gushed candidates. What would be the fate this go
vernmep' il William H. Seward elected Utter
destr rohor Mier soms further remarks in The sams
Gel j. GARDNER II Rhode Island aaid that he was de-
voto IN the cop isuIion and the Union. He copgratu-
e me ~ Dire STATE on the that they al ret
tied their diculties and convinced that the forth
comnR siec ion would place Buchanan and Br-ckenrgs
m sihee ,nd thai they would maintain the great prin
cples OF the denoc a1c ppytY
il was low getting late and the Audience began -
move of.
Hon. !. BrnER KING, Of Georgia, came forward and
announced himself as ~ The late waig per,y
which party, far he krew. would remain With
efmt era 10 party for al, to come Rs urged al true
lovers of the Union support tbs Cincinnati
He lpu6ed Mr. Buchsnsn the best nan tha. could be
he retired.
Mr.. CnURcHwEII, of Tennessee was the next speaker
he the conduct o the New York delegates at Gin
cirrsi ard said that tho South looked to New York to
give Buchanan big vote.
Mr.. c. w. CARRIGAN, OF Philarelphia was introduced
sa tfe representative Of Mr. Csrrgan
pressed his Qualification at the meeting and said It would
give him glorious to take back to Phiadelpia
that New York was united for the platform and the
csrd dates The platform was broad enough aud stropx
enough for every democrat from Maine to California.
With that platform the party could defy the reasonable
installations mach o, the Know Nothing party. and deg
rgsn anim sdvertsd severely the republican and
Know Nothing parties and claimed that the democratic
party aore stood upon the constitution. Pennsylvsu
he said in favor of excitement from the Aleghaniss
to TIE Delaware. The nomination what Pernaylvania
had long asked and what she was entitled to from
thousand majority fer James Buchanan what shou
he say for the Empire Sate9
VcIcE-Seveptv thousand. (Applause)
Ibe two States, Mr.. Carrjgan saio had or fought fa
paticsm together, and they should be united in this
great contest BE was glad 10 see the esctiops Of to
New York democracy had kept their pledges made ah
Cincinnati and really and truly uni I'D TO- night.
In copcuson be urged the democracy to be united and
be certain At eleven O'Clock the meeting dissolved.
with nine cheers for the nominees.