The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-01

better Islander than charging Mr. Law with Wishing 70
pu.chase seat In the Presidential chair.
should not sstsnt ssstbi .us os ne ss'so NAV a.
some facts that would cheer up the mastcg You ell
havs heard Of Eastus Brooks of the Ezpres Very we'll
de Il nice young man, and has cApaci S-r than
for the small TIA party which he Is alp at Ysu
heard our Presdeat, at The last meeting s,s.s that
delegates from this state. Mr. Brooks gen lem ca told
friend yesterday that he would give twenty eight for
the Law men. This Is rather cheering. Mr.. 8rooks Is
himself delegate, and who you think his canaidaA
ss Why, Daniel tllman hope Mr. Brooks viii think
neser 81 y ana come INTO the Law movsmant before he
States Illinois and Wisconsin have elected Law dele
gates mmense cheering which las ed several ufautes
law men, Virginia has elected her dslegases at large
and they too, are Law ;aud have the cheering
be LAW men, hees cheers ginia aud three times
three more were added Tor Ohio Illinois and Wisconsn
much, that hope before long to announces to you viii
have elected six Law delegates. 1, is of the Nav
England states and that one which our true American
They love their Lana because It ia their own
wound = ka sSS hwh
We. H AM Gn inn sodne to his MsIsst,
viii give her vote for George Law a. the American
1he Brave Live Oak to thu Wallace well KIN ,wn
sopg. The following 10 the FIRST verse;
nss q assEss FIX 'ss s %is a''
TIA, aas carried NE cline q stars and Stripes
with lis own sS arm and SaT his own brave heart
sas's e. ssasd os t os he land
When the cheering had subsidized Mr.. MccnAcKss Of
sres the following resolutions which unanimously
Resolved That this club honestly and sincerely believe that
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seiyed BY great mass q he American people United
victory tie American lean party part "
n T. he s club any selfish
objects Ia heir formation wish forestai The action Of
Mr. Law psnsv. name VIII b tower Of strsnss
S ana e zsps united es%daSs Ss
Ing nams rev man has to come and We believe George
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Clubs will be formed within two months In different OF
Mr. HnDsiT Of Boston, JAMES JAMES WILSON and several
Others made short addresses and at IL o'clock the
adjourned
wEsrcHEsTER COUNTY LIVE OAK CLuR
At meeting CT the citizens westcheser county ir-
respective Of party friendly to the cleo ion Of George
Law 20 the Presidency, held at White Plains JAnuarJ
90 1885, John NJ Curry, Of Cortlandt was called to the
chair, and DR.. William A. Varian Of Yonkers, APP
poin ed Secretary.
The ioo wing resolutions we're introduced by WILLIAM
DrRnIN, Esq, of Peehskil and adopted by scclama-
Resolved, That George behold the representative
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have DISTINGUISHED him his and aesed his
PG' lis not
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every lover OF his country and maintained the honor Of
Resolved That as farmers and mechanics we point with
FL q
tic Preegsons ana wealth have ysd 6as to be forgotten he
heal evidence Of his ability man and abeneactor Of his
Resolved, AS the of this meeting and unison with
What We believe be the sentiment of entire State
lnonsry sres ard the ashes q raullng Williams and
President Of the tnited states. :
association to be known the Wecheser County Live Oak
nomi mated and elected President and the toll,wng
banned gentlemen elected ice-presidents:-H D.
Wst o rfG sssy
Miller Eco, New Ro ,hele; Na:hr U Tomekins Mount
Pleasant jos. Lyon White Plains wm. H. rsn5erton,
Fact Chester; Henry Durel Morrisania; John Hunter
Pelham; Henry fser, Harrison; William Roake, York
town; William 9. Brown, Port Chester; Fred W. Water
hurry GreensbuIg: John Corsa West Farms CO.. Pu!sn
L@wsborouga; Vim. lockwood, Poundridge Adm. Hat
field, wcs.chester; Harrison Pardee Eorth Salem; Will
liam Palmer Mamaroneck; William Tidd Somers; Adm
Hyatt, Sipg Sing; and po:tor William A. varian wa,
elected Secretary and John H. Curry elested~ froa
suler.
The PRESIDENT elect taking the chair made the fol
lowing rema1ks:Gentlemen Of tho Associaton--In
sumng the honorable position which your partiaty and
favor has assigned President of the Westchester
County Live Oak Club, it Is proper that ud return
to you my grateful Acknowledgements for this me I'M
necessary for to say a. this time that the purposes Of
your meeting and the objects had in by your
chtiOn meet WIN approval, anu shall receive
my warmest and most fervent support Relying upon
your cordial opera ion 10 aid the disca ,ge OF
the duties devolviDg upon your chairman cheer
fully accept the preferred honor and trusting that che
harmony and coed feeling that has marked your proceed
Dgs this day may continue to characterize your debe
rations, tender 10 you and with you the friends of
rcause throughout the Union, unceasing efforts
for the elevate and supremacy Of order and Law.
Adjourned TO meet q. the Court House. White Plains
on Feb. IA, at l. O'Clock NJ.
Is THIS A DODGE WHOSE FINGER is IN THE PIE?
To COUNCIL No. -. NEW YORK, Jan 23 1856.
in the American party the voice OF the people should
onnipotent Its Organization should such that
its power and influence could be welded by its Masses
rather than its leaders, The American party Ia in it.
self nothing but throbbpg OF the great heart o. the
ton. 60 Ling the peoples hearts, rat hes than the po
hiicians heads, shall and govern il SO long shall It's
march be onward and its in .resng poSer Irresistible
For the purpose of giving expres-ion tho Wishes
preferences Of the masses the Order as 10 who should
be their candidate for Pres6ent of the United States
respect uly recommend that each Council in this city do
at It's FRS. regular meeting in February i'm nedatey
fer piaion proceed to vote for the they prefer foe
President o. the United States
In oIcer that the voters may be uninHuenced in their
choice it is recommended that debate DO allowed TO
the merits or demeJis Of he candidates.
Such Councils as adopt this requested to
send the deputy copy of tie result o, the baioug in
tier Councils
The deputy will inform every Council Of the general
TO the Philadelphia Pref entail Nominating Convention
Fracrcsly, JJHN BULL )CX,
Deputy + r the city and county of New York.
Theatres md Exhibitions.
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