The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-06-18

an can support lie had not heard OF single true demo-
crat bat Who expressed himself anxious 70 support our
ticket And with aOId Buck for leader there is not
there cannot be- any doubt Of our success The Judge was
proceeding 10 compare the glorious position Of me demo
cratic party with that OF the black republican caba
whose aim seems 70 be the realization OF hesh desire
To the bonds Of Union when be was interrupted
by several clubs pouring into the Park full bands o.
The excitement having again subsidized the Judge turned
his attention the proscHptye party that has oil aie
sprung up midst who only dared TO propagate lhe
PRINCIPLES secret and dared not meet ia the light OF open
day party who falling 10 induce the people TO choose
those they put in nomination, endeayor by trick ana chi
canery 70 olst them upon the public lie would IKE 70
know what the democracy Of the seventh and eighth wards
will say their Acknowledgement by this midnight party
ii they failed mark that act with indelbe eondemna-
ton they would no longer deserve 10 be ca9sed as faithful
members OF their party Expressing in conclusion sure
faith in the OF the ticket next fall the Judge with
drew amid thunders OF applause
The meeting was subsequently addressed by Judge Ire
maine, Andrew Colvin esq, and other distinguished
speakers About eleven O'Clock says the Argus in conclu-
son the meeting adjourned amid loud calls for other
speakers Notwithstanding the atencss Of the hour the
multitude undimnlshed successful had been
the eoquence of the successive speakers in enchanting their
attention.
rue RATIFICATION MRKrnG Al nurPALo.
There was large and animated meeting in the Eagle
Street Theatre Buffalo, Friday night TO raty the NOM
nation Of Buchanan and Breckenridge. Dyre linghast
presided with twenyx vice presidents and five secrea-
rics Israel T. Hatch spoke and was followed by H. w
Rodgers and Messrs Bryan and Cutting The speeches
and the resolutions adopted earnest eloquent and
emphatic as
THE RATIFICATION MEETING Ar SYRACUSE.
A correspondent of the Albany Argus at Syracuse
writes on the l2th: 81 #.s
grand rally Of both stripes OF the democracy OF "od
Onondaga met last evening pursuant call at the
hail. No 81 Salna street. by the delegates who represented
this district in the Cincinnati Convention IN order TO form
democratic club for the ensuing campaign entitled the
aNew York Central Democratic Club :. Winston
mayor was unanimously called 10 the chair, James
Lynch was appointed vice president and L. H. Alex.
ander secretary. committee OF five were appointed
| TO report constitution and bylaws for the club
and n committee of sixteen to report permanent oi
GERS for that body. The meeting was addressed in Q
sprited manner by Hon Denis Mccarthy, Major Peck
John A. Green, T. q. Ayord esq, Henry j. Sedgwick W
q Ruuer John A. Clark Captain Titus, and others The
most cordial unison prevailed and firm determination 10
rally around the banner OF Buchanan and breckenridge
and slard on the broad national platform constructed nj
Cincinnati and put this glorious Union again in the hands
of honest and confding Many the congratu.
latons exchanged in the meeting at the union OF the de
mocracy OF this Empire State Each told bis experience
amid unders Of applause and agreed to bury the hatch
e of the past and for the future orbear to dig up peu
dces having tendency dsband and distract the de-
| mocracy of the Union. The meeting adjourned until tho
| 18th TO perfect their organization.
THE RATIFICATION MEETING AT HUDSON.
The democrats of Hudson met in great and enthusas
tic meeting on Friday TO raty the nominations Ruff;
Reed presided DR. Mcclellan spoke in generalization and
in exhortaton TO the united democracy Theodore Miller
followed in an effective speech Resolutions reported by
Messrs Joseph D. Monell Robert Mcclellan J. S Anabc
VIM A. Carpenter and G. p Collier, were unanimously
adopted.