The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-29

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win properly, The Pos ;, NJ FILLMORE
and confident Of bis election win for him and
that recognising the ticket The only BY which.
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Mr. Fillmore and thus as we < ow securing every vote
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Resolved vote any ticket under the pretext
designs and interests Of he Buchanan
s the ss osooe he
party his place The feet Of toresp
Srssa G party are are invited
Resolved That the late election, with its miserable and
stolen majority, procured by fraudulent nsturazaons
affords not mere hone but entire confidence that united
Fe WITH oh the old Sar s a
Resolved That the President be and he hereby author
distribute the nnion Fillmore electoral ticket
During the reading of the resolutions Mr.. Painter
frequently interrupted by cries Of sold, sold three
cheers for SaLderson." &c.
Mr.. DUTros moved the preamble aud resolutions be
Mr. SAMUEL LLOYD moved that the resolutions adopted
at the meeting on Saturday night last BIO substituted for
thoee just read
Mr. D. s Sony, in seconding the motion Of Mr. Lloyd,
said he would ask all the friends Of Fillmore and Doneson
10 consider the amendment Of Mr. Lloyd, as the most
could be adopted.
The resolutions OF Saturday night were then read and
adopted.
Mr. Com then came forward and was received with
loud cheers. When quiet restored, Mr.. c. said
Fellow citizens If can receive that attention aud that
quiet which gentleman born and raised has failed
10 accord to others may ask the indulgence of the
Of pennsylvania to be heard (Cries Of eyes yes"
"Go ~ The speaker used TO crowds and excite
mept but he could not speak in the midst Of confu
sion, and he hoped that quiet would be preserved
H.. there was one one individual present who did not
m
would leave the room before he commenced. He (Mr
Oobb) had come here as q friend Of Henry Clay;
given hts first and his last vote for Milard Fillmore
(Cheers Not one thought or idea he had entertained
regarding Mr. Fillmore at that lime had changed and
the friend Of Mr. Fillmore in 1852 stood before the
audience He had little expected when he came 70
nas nna 80 deeply % ,S d .as lseSs
candidates OF the American party.
Mr. Corr here paid glowing tribute 70 the memory of
Henry Cay; with that man his last political idol
buried He would now make m An hs idol-hs future
idol should DO the glorious principles Of the American
party Cheers.) Tho speaker was here IS the friend
OF Fillmore, and If there but deposited for
that lustrous man on the drst Tuesday in November,
that would be by himself. Mr.. C. drew q pic
ture the democratic party as was and az it is He
respected for s antiquity and tor the good had done
IN the past but be warred against this latter day saint Of
democracy. He iet prouder Of the name Of Amo
rican than At present AS regarded the local die-
repces here. he knew nothing; he knew nothing
speaker dwelt 1t considerable length, and with
much eloquence, on the name OF an Aneri
CAn-n0 q
Southern man and . ssveholder-hiss you please.
cloud and Prolonged cheering) He would say that
there friends he had like the humble individuals
| at home, his ilaves-now hiss cloud cheers.) Mr..
Cobb compared the democratic party Of 1855 TO whiten
ed sepuchre, filed with roenness and dead bones
That spectre Of party is spotted with corruption,
atched with tho Itch favored with shamrock and
stuffed with sourkrout aud when old democrat Of the
Andrew Jackson Donelson school such animal
he avoids IL as he would skunk Applause aud
OF laughter Mr. Cobb spoke OF toe democracy OF the
South in coniradistncuon 10 that OF the North and
had 4 NJ tu
ranny OF thai party He coutended that Mr.. Buchanan
WAS considered just sectional in the South Mr. FREE
mont 10 considered In the North He would be mortified
10 home and report that the friends Of Fillmore PHI
aoelpha despaired Of Pennsylvania Ihe speaker tot
political parties Of the present day and earnestly appeal
ed to his hearers 10 lay aside local preudces aud ea
ousies ana crush ou ne egg before u Matched INTO the
fiery dragon BE hoped the real friends Of Fillmore
would ne wise In TIM.
While Mr.. Cobe VIA stili speaking frighiiu uproar
at the northern emit OF the hail. aud effort
obtain silence unsvailing. The disorderes the
patft I'm, who had before been crowdng upon the OH
GERS Of the meeting and upon the reporters mounted
the desks OF the latter upon the backs Of their
chairs; yes cheers and groans ned the air and Panfe
mopium seemed 10 have broken loose We heard tbs,
Mr. George Washington Reed had attempted to enter the
room, and this confession grew out OF his expulsion.
In few minutes Mr. Reed came around 70 the back Of
the building and this the zigna for another rightiu
uproar When be came upon the platform rush
| made towards him. and the most frantic yelIs
"kll him. "down with him, - throw him out OF the
window" &c window was actually raised for the
purpose O puturB cry nut some
friends OF Mr. k succeeded in keeping hack tho
and In gettiI him out Of tho way unhuet.
The confusion accompany ing the expulsion of Mr. Reed
continued for considerable time. Cteers given
for Fillmore for the straight ticket, for Mr.. Cobb and
any quantity Of grcsns tor fusion" During the shout
ing cheering ant groanpg Mr.. Cobb endeavored TO
unue, and pnay made out 70 say, in tone loud enough
| 10 be heard IN ,he vicinity OF the platform
IsAy 10 tnB srdisnc # every vote ia Pennsylvania
not poled directly against James Brchap No
vember election the American party nopeessy doom.
ef, and the black tide Of foreign influence will swc until
noverwhens u.s."
On motion OF some one the meeting I'D ourned. the
lights In the main body Of the hall having been extn
Euisbed for some minutes.
CIIARIEs n NEAr and delivered strong ner-
can speech urging all present flor the straight
| ticket
d =. Sorry followed Mr.. Neal and congratulated the
audience on not being Identified with the wooy heads
He proposed three cheers ior Fillmore and Doneson
Invited those 10 march procession the
rican mass meeting at FINN and Sn ppen streets.
Mr.. Sohy was nominated Tor Chief Mar shai.
Mr., SMITH put the moua0, ana IL carried uuani
mously whereupon tho immense audience CROPPED their
way out OF tho room, tho lights being still out