Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-17


the integrity of our confederation, n u.d Nj;
Their. All ....,,.t l., ar. I....-, - ~Ppe-'."e'
Union must aud shall be nrsserssd. To-, .aS. W.
We are charged with being darn I.n,ern ns,, rr'i
IA Voice '"rh.t w.. wv. ,.n - .fiIs..,
This 4. certainly a., ri. IN 49,. III Us -. l
place. All Is open TO IN. y.u of tho. - ..aN =.
examin. our princinl.. w. A.. ch.s,t , 1850 "
opposed the Foreigners. We .rs not 80. b., VS. A. a
heve that citizenship bs, became too cha, 10, ~.
lou NJ continued cheering Nv. would - -. 80
come to all who con,e "a, anr s,,.,,s ill., - "
would extend the benefit and privilege. of our ,ar
ment Ia the oppressed OF ever, Land w. h,,ae az,
change ia the l.ws n. n.c,..,.v In.,i
and that the purity of the ballot box h
higher than marty trinn,pb. IR.n....i h,P,' au
desire l. To keep the Union a. Il is-an ,.yum t,,
prcs.cd-a home for those who seek il i,r com,o, ,
political aud religious ireedom-a blessing a, tL.
downtrosicn and a resting place throuy bon, IN H.
Applause Let look this heritage of hours Tn.
'li thirteen" have .xtend. their away ov.r r.x -,
ry blessed new lands with the glory OF republican in
sttuons Louisiana has been secured by prcha., IN.
richness of the valley of th, >sinni b,s h..,,
people in funs.: th, sunny Land of t t,,..,
isnow within our fold and even In. r,gy ,..s ., ,h
Rocky Mountains have been lifted up that our rae. AMI
institutions might reach IN, shores of IN, p,c6 hi.i
all and holding all in the strong enbr,c, of comnoS
Union. IChoers Th. IInon II \, our a. ,.r,n,,in a.,
sustain and this meeting /, AN ,yiI.,c, oT ,h r,v
IN which il il held by the p.onl, ,r ph.,l,rh;. .J 49,,
noble Commonwealth
Nj. Fuller retired amid the enthusiastic and proony,d
shouts of all present.
SPEECH OF MR. BROOM
Loud calls were made for Broom Broom Broom and
IN response thereto the Honorable Jacob roop, mem
her OF Congress from the fourth district presented him
self and was introduced by the President amid yocit
| Gus cheers.
ou'e,ness having been restored the honorable gentle
said that he duly felt the sol.mny of tL, nrssn,
occasion. There is, which one can doubt nom.n
crisis in the history of our country audi II IA A. hsn
and rejoice witness on thi, occaslo sucb an u;;
of the masses for IL shows that the people of tho coun
coming their senses by th.r nat, 49,;
aud rushing to the of the Union lie had ,,iJ
there was momentous crisis. Ia the year 1852 tran
guilty aud happiness regned throughout our country
aud habit not been tor the spirit o demagogues We
should still be enjoying that of feeling That there
aud has been Tor series OF years dema ogica acts in
the abuse oil ihe naturalization laws aid to party
strength, no one To Whatever party he belong
risk his reputation in denying Ii this which caused
the citizens, the American citizens who felt love and
honor Tor the country OF their BIRTH endcsvor
IN this very city lew he alluded the old
Native American party which sprang up in 1874. Zap
plauscl
IL ~as then that the intelligent people feeling Justly in
dgnant course of the political parties in the abuse
=" Tue laws, organized themselves into
citation to rebuke the deuagogues We had ever received
ose rom abroad with open placed them an equal
ourselves ana but Tor the willy intrigucs Of design
s anu ~ poi'o''s, woHId nave made good citizens
The work than began moved but slowly for the party tie.
we're strong There great difference in feeling
lApphuse'l Lhe "hoe nation has become aroused
Importance VI s occasion" ana h"aiiy In order to circum-
vent the arts OF denagogucs who would sell their countr,
secret society was formed in almost every part OF the
tauu-'or what was ~ hostility TO Foreigners -
NO out II was 10 establish our country TO that stand
ing, ana TO Keep II there; n il left by our
pauohc ioreiathers. Renewed applause. Such
tue tehioh ohy OF TINS ihuc-abused and often misreple
'eu secret society Sueh outpouring as this will be the
s.anu result All over tue country The assembling ofpa
""''1 ouenu "aN nc considered the result OF the Amcr
eau movement ana you VIII hnd that every mail will bring
~ news o' our success ana every breeze watt the IT,
u',S' VI Victory l"'eat applause
% uui' .eo o'.,%sns was tranquil until the pre-
IN h % Sahs INTO power lilo char
ged the "ho'e disturbance oil the tranquility of this