The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-22

man whose particular merit seems 20 have been in
Alone and who is claimed By friends 70 BE- an explorer,
Gall which indicates that he has settled purpose,
any settled knowledge Of instead Of doing that
statesman. who history has proved q stateman-
whose long life has found out every path, whose
long lie has taught him TO know where the line
o. duty should place him tAppaassl he Is
but he knows every matter connected with our country
our history and our constitution cloud cheers). Had
TO nominate explorer why. in Gods name did not
t~ke Kit CarsonS cloud laughter and appause) But,
gentlemen, AN unable from indisp ,son address
YOU further and trust yo win excuse mo NV voice
and lungs entirely fail
voice with rich connaught brogue-"God love
you Laughter and chsersl.
Hon. J. NJ BUCHANAN, of Maryland, was next intro
duced He said You understand the month Of August
perfectly well my fellow citizens This enthusiasm Is
perfectly comprehensive 10 me Il applies not to my.
self 1t means that bear the your hon pred
standard bearer of Pennsylvania. cloud applause.)
Srs, do bear that name, but inasmuch as do not like
sail under borrowed robes, g to say to
you IN perfect candor that am not In the slightest de-
gree in the world connected with that distinguished
individual (Cheers) ! AN related to him in
no manner. He Is not responsible In any manner
fer anything may do that shall say My object is to
speak right on upon my own responsibility. (Cheers)
Now there is not q single Individual this immense
crowd who has looked upon the humble individual
who addresses you in all his life. Is there
single person here whom have the honor personally to
be acquainted with, and yet iee TO every man OF
you as though you were my brothers, Q,ud cheers
old and young, rich and poor, exalted Il there
"
help me God my brothers. We light in a com.
mon cause, and for common country. (Applause)
srs, from the south-a mere passer through your
city (cheer) watering in your State, for the pur
pose rencvang broken constitution, for you see be
been requested to for the OF meeting you at
Old Tammany, ana have done So tCheers) like
Old Tammany Hall. (Shouts OF Welcome" " Wei
come" and applause 1t IL the first time that have
been here but like H. There OF nationality
about H. pure democracy here, and therefore II IS
that feel proud Of Ola rammany H. feel prouder Of
II now than ever before, because up this instant
it contains united democracy Geciieron us cheering
1Cheers) No hunkers (Cneers.) No barnburners
1Cheers All brothers ali democrats Of one iaith and
Union / was humble member-a most humble
member Of the Cincinnati Lonvenson The leading object
had in going there ST that james Buchanan should
be made the nominee the party and after
that leading object that might render my poor aid
10 unite my brothers II the democratic party Of New
York From the beginning Of that convention struggled
day and night TO bring about that result We commenced
the work there, in Cincinnati, and you hnshei i at
Syracuse. (Cheers.) can imagine how you felt when
you together ike the prodgal son aud bis father
The way that you rushed TO each others arms was
But your paudts not to be compared
to the echoes Of JOY which resounded among the hills
sssippl, when heard that brothers OF New York
were no longer Observation-Disclosures.
he South. In the days Of the Revolution when the
North called upon the South for aid, or the South
called upon 81 the Goa SOr' and 0r %
rushed 10 the others rescue add now will never
consent that they shall be dvided-no, never Tire
mendous applause) The distinguished gentleman who
has just eit the stand glad TO hear upon the
slavery question because am from the south SIR,
this peope-the black race for whom many are
she'd sughter)-ths people well taken care Of and
If you could mingle with them ~ their daily pursuits
you would hear the joyous laugh tue merry thump
Ing Of the banjo. (Laugbter) wouli say to these
sympathizers Keep tears for those whose homes
you have desolated ] assure You they will be
wanted You who have advised, instead OF peace
earth and good will 10 all men" you
who instead Of this have ADVISED the Of hes and
lhrtast.
you who have advised the nakog Of American widows
and orphan children you shed tears for negroes
sufierirgs, We don't beheve u, not one word OF il.
(IAsenier) am speaking Of the preachers
AyoRs-You mean political preachers.
Yes OF course, meau Them tor there are some good
greater proportion than other classes. say these 20
Etcal preachers are those ~no
seal The livery Of heaven 10 serve the devil in.
As Pollock said you VIII End these sympathis.
ers putting penny INTO the plate with one hand and
ticking OIL shilling with the other" (Iaughter) II
they should be side by siGe vito niggcrs, day by
day in their comfortable cabins they would find the wo
in Their neat frocks, ell dressed. and happy
her robe and as proud Of i as Queen Victoria herself
to-day she will say ''Yes, and bless masss. =
Qaughtcr) There niggers, for whom the sympsthsers
Oh daughters or Jerusalem, weep not for me.
Gentlemen never delivered an Grafton except fourth
Of July abortion. speak right just what think.
have heard that there no enthusiasm here IN this city,
but never heard so much enthusiasm N my fe like
these retclute cheers ani have watched ths old
in the crowd there since have been up here and
Ike BIS spirit but like the young men with their
hg the record OF that resolution which shall make
Tag wave IN triumph Gentlemen have spoke long
regard to The safe Of Maryland Cheers Tor Maryland
have seen statement IN the HrIip, hree groans Tor
the HxRAID) and the Herald always tells the ruth you
know; (ob oh, oh, OH well, have q statement
that the state Of Mary land j. doubtful State do
true We ,houd bio, out the historic record Of All our
glorious deeds IN the days Of the Revolution, 4 we're
true. Oh, no, Maryland shall stu struggle a bright
star stu brighter a. the dangers darken In the language
q Webster, The blood OF the Maryland line crimsons
every battle hed iron Lexington 10 Charleston Cheers
shall she DC recreant now NO MOI Why ieiloW oiu
zens, n lie should should consider myself
from my own land: Why, sir at this moment there re
pose In the soil Of Mary land the ashes Of Charles Carroll
o. CarroIiop. tremendous eheers) Upon the soil Of
Maryland stands tina, shaft dedicated 10 the memory OF
Washington. (Appauso) There, sir repose the a. hes
a Johr Esgen Haven. who upon the plains Of Eutaw de
tended country from its enc nes. Oh let me say,
an incentive 10 the young here-as a stimulant,
When tie capitol was destroyed, and the British
had been left with other men, who sidered
too old for active service, 70 remain N the city. He
the chairman Of committee which was formed 10 dclbc
committee proposed thn they should propose
orcaphuiaton 10 the approaching enemy Haven arose
q you / have considerable property. and four
sons IN the field but would sooner
the shroud then would propose 10 surrender (voci.
ferrous spplanse) And the bones OF tnis man rest IN
Maryland and yet they say VIII be recresnt 70 the
cause Of truth aud justice II Is true that some Of the
old crrng democracy were led away with this GOlgotha
this Pandoras box, thissdarS lantern cabs On that
cod find sufficient words 10 my disgust Of that
party Yet OF the errng democracy we're led
away. But thank God, they came back TO rejon their
Old blends and shout hosannas We only lost the last
election by about two three thousand. Then we had
the sympathy Of the old line wings, but they wouldn't
vote With u. This time have many Of them with us,
and they working roby In The democratic cause.
Now, viii take occasion 10 speak Of ono Maryland
man. who has been much viii0hed by the black
republicans especially tince she wrote his let
ter. | refer Mr. Pearce Of Marylnnd. (Checrs,)
word IN regard 10 Mr. rearce lie 10 Of the ablest
and most accomplished men In Maryland lie was true
10 the old wing party and iaerec bis devotion
90 20 long az that party existed national organiza
ton. BE the friend n Willard Fillmore while he
belonged 70 national Organization and Fl more was his
friend When there vas a vacancy in The Navy Depart
rnent ne looked all the country and selected him
and offered the place 10 him but he declined vacancy
occurred the District Court oi Maryland and Mr. Fil.
offered him tha, position 50 that there grievance