The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-30

sbe United Flats In 1850 was 81 oes 6s2 sse In 1855 It
may hyy De estimated ~ the enormous OF $500,
eIdesvos perpe lsis this Unon from which
have been already Schseved, and which oniy be
gether a. ons people having common interests and 40
mus, shsre common faae
Gen walbrSge then cook his scat amid loud applause
Mr.. S,cKIE then called upon ana responded a.
SNows:--
mr. PRBnDCr AND GENrEsf~ or rax UNITED CosvEs
fsss-We can, am sure, interchange congl
10 night upon the proceedings witch have reeuised
upnR the dtmocrsvy Cf shis district upon
candidates for the PresideDcy aad v,es IL ths
election OF An efficient majority In next Huse o.
Representatives We cannot bavvA dsmncrstic admin,
trasion 10 the swt ana full Of tbe
navt esfo Congress which will devc}ope and snstna
The po'ry OF the dtmocrstic party heProsds ut
Distribute Offices ard recommend measures SNt
be ID sustained by the ives of tire people IL
Congress, be is forced stand tae defeus've-hs
pave TO ann NATIVE prcgress re policy Of his own Upon
tne next administration will devoive the great duty
OF restoring those fraerna relations between the
states s wnch have been so much disturbed ~
duty canrot be discharged manner to funl the OK
pectaionr of'ho country and 10 the exgences
king majority OF reliable men to the next Rousc o
Representatives, This cry whicn has interests at stake
ton moral Ard mat rial not inferior 70 those OF any
hon o our ccnie deacy ought 10 send iua coegasoa
aemocran to that BODY. that we are we owe 10 the
eorstiu'on ano the UDion; all thai espre 20
peDds on tbs preservation OF maintenance
The orher The city Of New York an epiome Of shs re
pubic Within s vast population we find every state OF
me ctnieoeyacy represented Here have se prudent
New n ganner, the chivarous Southerner men
~ fhr West and tne adventurous enter nrsrg
the North. In metropolis where all interests al
cesees all the various elements which make up our won
derfai social and political fabric blended a public
opnion II generated which 10 reflex tho real
eminent OF the country, This city is faithful
10 The Uron the consultation and the democratic
rarity, becsuse the great heart or the nAlDu
bea,s IN he boeom Of the city OF NeS York Geatleusp
tbe democracy OF the THIRD Congressional district
our riencs every where, will not be unmaufi of the
ueny AZ patriotic copduct OF Gen. W2lbrdge al shs
irncture IN our political affairs IA retiring the field
bE ssli sacrificing has whatever doabs
candidate ioi Cougress 10 district Up the present
mornent hovgh have been placed by uDtoward CIR
ION stances IN anaRonstcal attitude the has
been sDgusry free from those aspevitles ch pecu
hary chaysetstz the inierneclne conics that some
umss unsvmdabiy arise within parties We Join
haDos IN fapk and cordial reconciliation And
}oca TO rec ha; white ne condded the banner
pf he democracy IN our district he has enduring
pecs p the affections Of those VINO regard the Of
tDe dsDocratc party epose prosperity
= the repporc The democratic party Is generous and
grateful party To those who make personal sacrdces
20 success al9ay, cherishea regard-to those
~ho couri6ute 20 ts fortunes Gt this moment when
many patriotic hearts yearn for its triumph aud when
ndless ossAers TO the republic issue from de-
iesi. thai gallant and noble party will yield Its largest
confidence and its choicest honors.
BA sentenen were cheered vociferously at the close
Hon K. B, HErl then read address aod resolutions
endorsing the nomnatoa OF Mr.. Sickles and euiogzns
Gen Wabrcge for the he had taken 10 Withdraw
log ~ save n disu lot To the democracy.
After addresses from Capt RyLders, Judge Morton and
oIe5s, the Cor ventions tjourbed sine die.