The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-25
FHr.MORE MASS MEETING,

.s@n
rhs Thu, TEE rkIEH os OF WILLARD FrLLmoRx.
equs persons en- tisd re % vns IN the city Of New
Prsa H n e ss n Of Mard Fillmore the once
a g meet thai noun
AID OF his election = o'clock 70 adopt measures
.xas~ aiDe was well hled and the audience n
1S'Anong the warm weather, were verv demons,
,, s1''o 'n'husaanc On the balcony which o,,
iooSS Fourteenth street. Was poa~or,h,s 49,. "
alone are sufficient at any tima - .,,-.s. oano' !"
In additaon TO the enthusiasm ana ~ -
NUMBER Oh rockets were fired or and sl,oys,bsr ~
Pohucai gathering q toleraby cred;t.h,s a.,
oA 'ne 'ne@are was full the band len The bsco,v -
'ooA luen seats the orchestra, the distinguished 90,
uemen took the IS the stage and delsa.,on -.
Au rhimore and Donelson Club hayin
arrived Tue meeting was about being called 10 o,sa,
~nen an incicent occurred which was not down On i.
programme benevolent, good natured Iool,n i,
senhemsh evidently from the rural districts s,a,,4
HwAu ~ Iront OF the stage and picking M 49,
afe nag which had been thrown from the boxes maa
Loilows-rha Is my country all over Iu.; ussea a
no sixteen stars there but the whole thirty on NJ.
NAPFotssSe, and cries Of 60 it, old boy') -OAe
Ere"ont there-Not bit ofsi That's Won 90
~ ar youl III hold You up-them's the boys IRensu.
IN impossible to say how much more he wou,s n.r.
iaa Ie BOT been cut short by Mr. Chester Drygs ,ho
eame iorwar1 and read the call OF the mea,in "no
nen ne nominated Hiram Ke,caum a. M pris a..e'
me nomination unanimously endorsaa .eslteas
appointed @Au Seore'afles We're
adarasss ,s foregoing officers were elected Mr. Krrc.
Cenfemen meet neeung 70 the following effect
t,,srS - said he have come here toniyht =, tho
sSu q AllaTd Fillmore (ChecrsS ,hs a 'ae
Tor yo yoa nave conferred upon me in choosing me
exciten,en, = ,s We meet Ia the Zine Of fearful
times "a puoic mind. but il Is in precisely such
ther snls that the city ana State os New Ysrk NV
tuition q he rn,, uenee (Cheers) when the constr
thai cerrar, Sn'ed States under consideration VI
tor SsnnlsLon presided over by GENERAL Wasbpg
without ire ~ y could not receive re and power
ms So, - appreciation Of the state 4 New York
TIM b men gave its appropaaos nnd ever s,nce that
chief guard ~ me government, and bees one OF the
eni o. the country New Yor a, N e.sfy
preSep, , Ann 50 u viii be. Now what shall w. do Al the
power on, Of or me present administration Political
Tor no reier LANDS and while il lasts we can hops
tsrn re But now stands nm ,ha ava ~ ia assoI,
Faith. Cheers m y slo'sI d promises and broken
the INCOMING = no. hing 10 hope for, but from
Who shall next ba !, 40 III the question TO night Is,
l.ries Of hLard Fillmore esa o. me aamns'1a a on'
pause.) II a ra. MA d Fillmore; 20 say zap
MI nave been tired siR - sHu.- i,, ny, ie
M.aaro Fillmore be- -tcheetsl-so "es WI lA~e
80 found worthy. fRep aus az na 49, 49,
that Fillmore wa eaa asn Henry Clay (mOre cheerins)
y 40 also the dyn mos Noflny ~ me- w us,y
d pre- einen, ~ iurag his administration, dis play
When be took The ~ iy and unmstakable patriotism
ot IN smooth wafer nmand Of the ship OF state was
le adriseg ,a or clear weather but in storm.
No: am to he ,ntinae the old cabinet, Blu, he sad,
INST have nv own esponsibe for the government and
able man WI I'VE cabinet and advisers" He selected
ate ana o,bo iron Massachusetts for his Secretary OF
wing preerenc men from All sections of the country,
bnet was seIec, section. (Cheers) Although his
Americans Cd from different Ststes. yet they were
lders ia Il {ere4t cheering.) BE had slave
oesh to TAX but they had hearts large
section II N the whole country, and not
Il there sbn was Of the Importance
head OF 4 i'd be a good and responsible man al
olce -NIar, ,retgn affairs; and who was put there !
ghed Al this Fihnore.) A portion OF the audience
this ponI = slight mistake, while the rest appanted.
owing de, Club entered, bearing banner With the
6-our COZ Zoe =" foung Mems American Caion
ne speaker ntry undivlaed. &c., -. u, 49,.
ote so a. llnore the praise OF having directed the
though 10 gam from Mexico vast and useful Terrific
" Tavt in oplos ason 10 the desire aud advice
4 b., Sut here entered the meeting amid loud
"a q ring q blue banner with this device =" Ash
= ganized Jan. Is, 1ssT-Palman qui raerut
~. Ysm,-e. Continued Mr. Ketchum will execute
r III bother or no and therefore nov give notice
Mons ere II any here who desires 10 invade the
not. a his neghbors and steal their territory
r. &c 20 him not 70 vote FOR Willard Fillmore
an TIE whole military orgaa inaon o. ootn the
u nsyy would be brought INTO rcquisi,ion 70 pre-
4 IN outrage. (Cbeers.) caa also say TIA, i
. ould be assaled xiilard Fillmore would oppose
o erort or combination 70 the last cloud cheer
Ieu a velce cred . Three cheers for the south >
81 .so-der," Order followed, AMI the cheers
drowned.) mean TO ssy that he vii know nc
no scuth 10 hA,, no wet SRs.sS ssav eo sp
VII support the GA comprom sss y :
ir when the saDsaS NEBRASKA bl was passed b
aid have vetoed IT, And gentlemen, why do the re
blcans oppose hims simply because he a an hones
Aposer-Hc ought no, to have been made Presideu,
crses put him QUIZ put him oat and great con
TIE sneaker sad-Iet him be, or ke will return I
sncr snee @a s'e oSan, Mr. Kc,chuu
Fillmore Z ensured because he signed the fugty
slave law but he could not DO otherwise, elected a.
wss by the wings whose principles are opposed " w
ercrtise OF the veto power He examined The law ulJ
Bo may not have considered II the best law %
ooud have been made, but was bis duty A. TT
dent and n whig 70 consider whether il was :
sttutonal or not He referred Il TO the A. orr
ferera John J. Criitenden 10 sec II n was constr ,aa
and lie dec Jared that constitutional. and nrove3
IN very able and clear report. II was iber regerrei
the Cabinet and they unanimously decided ~ "a H. con.
tutlo.al Now, ak the repabliCan party, no, MI
FILLMORE could have done but sign the biin Adyisea
bs Cabinet 20 DO %, = const,utonaliy hay,pr i.
proved say II he had signed II be void have
served impeachment. cloud cheers.) ~ ia the 3
objection TIC republican party dare 20 braT lorws
against Fillmore The msn who was borr among
who bone Of our bone and come IRON the very ION.
free labor. shall we give him for y smoptY shsl
make Fremont the standard bearer Of freedom fvo,
"No, no" "blacs republicans" Then Troahs v
HEsTY wSTm DAVIS ~ C., q Ma then aadres
the meeting for over At hour, and was very nperfsp
hesys ai The Teporter,s table AT - some prefttory
mark wrgng the csims o. I'm aore anon me sgnt
on an true Americans ne nq-r 4 what Wa there IN
concuct aud acts Of the IRE ent ADMINISTRATOR
should eniile thera % The cons fence N ne people
raanan II elected, bo2r 4 ~ cary ~, the view
tie party SOW n pe~er shi i was pertinent and hig
proper, therefore 70 resFw he conduct Of those
rower Mad they added - Tho dignity OF tie Amer
character n any reSpscts a had they shown the
Character o. Amereh - .esnanshipy Had grow
the Affections d the Al rican people day by day,
had shown rsth esrtN 10 protect American intert
H.d kept ~ hand frSr avfferv ana len The ballot
treey ~ ah the Fhs Ole failures, from the time
Washington dovn the present day, the a.
nistraton now ~ power had involved
IN me moss initiating positions (AppAu
what was " psles' age2 II claimed 20 be represe
i've q genurs ues ocrary. Il was begotten 10 a se
chamber ~ DsIhu ms Hotel AZ Baltimore, In June. 4
By an illicit c0nT ection between tae free soers 81
North and tne ecessonsts ~ the south Uaught
How 90 they "a al NJ present. Their majority Of
10 The Houee 0 Representatives. has shrunsen 70 a m
ra0te minority and the quiet % the country ~.
the DIN Of cosf ending ACTIONS The origin Of all this
caprice o. The American people-no failure 81 the z
qualities os the Americas republic. II was becau'
The eleyao / OF the present administration 70 power
the peace o the country disturbed and The %
q TIE cow try we're now engaged IN solemn consults
bcw they might restore the harmony that had beer
e-oyed How was II that the peace Of the country