New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-27
DEMOCRATIC MEETING AT TAMMANY
HALL,

The Empire Club held meeting at Old Tammany
last light which was attended by audience much
tie same as has crowded together in the same place
Oh former occasions. The object Of the meeting
to exchange congratulations upon the victory in the
election Of James Buchanan, and denuncitOns of the
Dla,k Republicans.
AT about O'Clock the meeting was called to ORDER
and FREDERICK L. TALcOTT appointed President.
Two Vice Presidents, and one Secretary from each
Ward were also appointed.
The Pr SIDE vt then briefly addressed the meeting
and was Glad to meet his brethren of The Democracy
10 rejoice over their mutual triumphs.
Resolution. were then read and adopted Letters
from s. A. Douglas Isaac A. Toucey, Daniel S. Dick
inson, and Others apoogizng for their absence and
concmring in the object of the meeting, were read.
The hon. THOMAS L. CLISGAAS of North Carolina
was then called upon. lie congratulated the Demo-
crazy of the City of NewYok upon their success de-
noubccd Speaker Banks rebel, stated that Massa-
clusots rtiote ed the victories OF the British and
aide tie mother country in her inv aston upon osr
rights and liberties There are, said he, some good
n On in Massachusetts, vet but he sorry for the
success OF the Fremont party IN that state but tho
day would come when the people Of Massachusetts,
oud r6tpin 10 the ranks of the Democracy and sns-
tain the Constitution and tho Union. The Tunes OF
London and other newspapers had advised the Bia IL
republicans that if they could lot succeed IN elecng
II cir nominee they should out of the MON. Had
| n Fremont paty succeeded the country would have
be rev Cu'ionzc aLd tbe holy Union OF the State, dis
solved lie then quoted the authority of Mr.. Fillmore
TO sustsn hi In his fears TOR tue perpenty Of the
Union lie was sure THAI Fillmore .os sagaciou-
| man and great statesman but II he expected to be
President he could Dot resp sagacity, while he
Guild msgnify and speak hoDorsby OF that stsesm
| sim wbi, had prompted hm 10 re main in the field
ard aid in ibc defeat Of Black Repubcanisu aud fan
| a,cism lie had been Wing, but when the Wing
| nsrty ceased 10 be national he became a Democrat
| lie cane from the far South and had fellow.
| feeling with the evor.to.be-honored Democracy Of
New York.
Tire Hon AMAsA j. P,RRER said that they had met
once more in this cOnsecIated temple lalnmany III al
to Wit TO rejoice over the def of enemies and the
triumph Ct the great D,mocrsic party. He got of
rerola ion clothed with honor to the gallant oonth-a
honor 10 the Democrats Of The whole lmoa-a honor
| .o the Democrats OF the City aud County oil New
| York. They had lost the State Of New York, but
thev would yet il back again when they waatei 1t
Mr. Pa,her spoke Of the vntGe OF the SOUTH, ana de-
cisrCd il tn, DUTY OF every American citLen 10 p9oc
| b rights. lie concluded 10y declaring the deah OF
fapaticsm consummation TO be expected at no very
| osteJt period. -.
| The Hon. DAVID l.. SEYMOUR CT TroyAnever felt
ore il spred TO discuss the princlpes OF Democracy
tLRn vbep he bt held the beampg intelligence which
blow ed in the aspect OF his present audience. lie
smoke OF The eecfn Of James Buchanan as tbs great
81 trirnIh ever r. corded the pages of hist Try.
| Tie Hon. john KELLY then came FORWARD, anu =; ~
TIC cour.o ~ his speech stated that the Dem'cr 1u
party hao been and always would be ready 10 ooncsoe
to he South their rights under the Constitution as they
| wanted them.
| The Hon JoHS CocHR,NE Of the Sixth Dist. denied
,ha, they bo Democracy had lost the State OF New
| loik. He spoke Of the Roma who fought for aud
| dtmsrdtd their liberties as Black Republicans Nes-
itik nso h'.V votes to spare, ana with that Surplus
could have aided i've other States like old Come, lieut.
| 10 have he'd IN -ioTi,ies for Buchanan
| Judge TAYLOR OF Kings County then addressed the
metru e stating that il his first ATTEMPT TO ace Ak
within the assic and halosed walls of the Auci, nj
Hall OF Tsmmany
| ES-Gov. SrNaorI was in the house. but, owinr 10
| honrer,ss could not address the meeting.
| The meeting was in session when our reporter ,cN.