The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-06-13

Ta@ me rAI.as'pai4 Evening Assns of Jane a.
GREAT AAs5-MEETING OF THE DEMoCRAcY.--AS-
SEMBLING OF TWENTY THOUSAND FREEMEs IN
INDEPENDENCE SQUARE, PHILADELPHIA, TO
RArIFf THE NoMISATIoNs OF JAMES BU-
CHANAN AND JOHN G. BRECKENRIDGE.
The grand rally Of the noble democracy Of Philadelphia
last ght in Independence Square TO raty tina nomina
lions Of the Hon James Buchanan and the Hon John O.
Brecnrdge for the presidency and presidency Of the
United States Of those enthusiastic outpourngs
which testify the deep and pervading interest entertain
ed Tor the welfare Of the country the earnest desire for the
preservation Of the constitution intact and their firm
lance upon democratic principles and the patriotism Of
democratic statesmen in every hour Of trial
The people out in their strengh, wih music and
banners and gay transparence and with enthusiastic
dor and sefsacrifcing devotion testify telr cordial
quiescenee the decision OF National Convention and
their hearty approval Of the principles enunciated
The crowd began assemble early anxious 10 hear the
gallant statesmen who II known would be present
address them and ward after ward pouring into
the Square with their blazing banners stirring music and
eloseackad ranks the air rent with deaiening and
long continued cheers.
The meeting called to order at shout o'clock by
John A. Marshall, esq, who said
MY rKLLow-cITlzRSs; Our hearts full Of joy and our
tongues will send up poans Of praise at the nominations
lust made But yoa and the only who sing
psalms Joy orer this result On my right hand seated
tha old tried patriot who has fought through many battles
of country for the sake Of his counrys good but who
going down. the setting SUM- with the consttu
ton in his hand and the Union upon his shoulders mmor
tazed and reveredWhose history Is that of his
try and which will last long the republic endures
who left the aruous duties of the Senate chamber did
Cincinnatus Of old the plough to join his voice in favor
James Buchanan and John G. Breckenridge for the
Offices in the gift of the people
As you ali to hear the venerable Lewis Cass
who may again address you, and who has such
and disnterese desire for the of the Gin
cinnat nominees move ths following gentlemen act
officers of this meeting: ##m
Presid,t-Hon. Richard yaux.
Vcs Presidaas General VIM. M Riley, John Hassan,
Henry Sturr Chas M Leisenring, George w. Nebinger
John Mccarthy Edward q. Webb, Wm. Langhlin, John
OBrien John Metals, Dennis Collins Colonel William
Mag John ]. Meany Charles McDonough, j. X Laugh
lin Alderman George Moore, John Apple jr George NJ
Wharton, Lewis C. Cassidy, William T. Lehman, John
Cassin Chambers McKihben Daniel Barr VIM Bddle DIR.
A. Bournonve Richard Cahill, Eugene Ahern, Albert
Stewart James r. johnson, Josiah Randall, Judge Find
lay, Cook Lcngstret George Northrop Edmund Brew
er r. T. Walter Peter han6C, William Cothier, Andrew
j. Holman Daniel Harxens George Williams Geo LSther
Amos Dresler James Mclinsey, George Weise John X.
Gamble, Alfred Grease James D Whetham Richard simp-
son. Lewis Morton Wm- v. McGrath, William Rice Col
W. c. Patterson, DR.. Moselsy; John Horn, Edward Me-
Govern, James Mclaughlin, John Hamilton, jr, John
Mooney, William =. Brown D. s. Bedelnan, Robert b.
Knight Capt Charles Spcrring James Landy Peter Arm
brtlster John G. Smith, David Davis John A Myers John
s. smith, John Hancock, DR.. n. l. Hatfield, Geo. Wonder
Thomas Forsyth, Jacob Dewler, NJ .. Wartman1 William
Parker John Miller Colonel Joseph Taylor, Nm. lamb
DR. Joseph Filler, Wm O. Kline, Thomas Harkens Joseph
N. Mtsrson Godfrey Metzger Daniel Aocleary. Thomas
W. Higgins VIM. Bonsall, Noses H. Emory, James B.
winpenny Michael Arnold, Joseph Brownhotx John Fe-
ton Richardson L. Wright Jonathan K Hassinger G.
Westcot, H. NJ Deckert, Vim. Aeeser, Il. W. Ditmar.
Serraayres-WH- Maldoon, Thomas Corgee, Henry Gil
dea Samuel p Dution W. W. Jackson, YIN, McGlensey
VIM McMuIen Henry w. Spell, DR. Joseph r coad John
Kelsh James NJ Kelly Thomas Shreirer, Thomas Coony
Thomas Quirk John r. Stump, II. B. Mooney, Thomas E
lis j. Sullivan Thomas j. Henphn. Thomas J. Deihl
D. NJ Fox Richard Lanning, Chas 8 Lincoln, Joseph W
Knipe chas G. Willing Chas r Bickings Wm Sgbert
Mccormick John Massey, Col Henry Young "a. 2 Dunn
John Mctiinnis John Guise John AcGuckin, John b
Luf berry David Penc Philip Duffy r. p Girser John
X. Chadwick, Geo spicer Fred Vandegrif Nathan sa
thans r. stasdlenan, VIM Burnheater, Wm- Johns, Vim
Horace, J. H. Asksa. Wm. Lsech-
The following despatch fom Daniel s Dickinson wa
then read TO the meeting
BISGHAxTux New York. June 10 1856
John A Marshall chairman Of executive committee
Invitation too late for 10 attend write commend
the Cincinnati nomination TO the country fit TO b
made The democracy and the whole CONSERVATIVES eieen
the country viii rejoice in the selection Of Mr. Buchanan
because be ID a statesman and not political spokesman
he has capacity learning experience becoming
the station because bis viii guaranty respect anC
Justice from abroad and insure domestic rspose becau1
be has wisdom and integrity TO maintain ingolatc th
rights Of sovereign States and preserve the constitutions
Union Mr. Brecknridgs type Of bis glorious State
generous and powerful in early maturity imbibed wild
the spirit Of the times and replee with promise The
destined enjoy and what viii il lis pos
ton at home and abroad, and land
DANIEL g DICKINSON.
The following letters from Wm- l. Marcy Of New York
aud James NJ Porter Of Pennsylvania also read
the meeting
LoaST frpn Hon w. L. Harcy.
wasmsGrox, June Q, 1856.
DEAR sR: have this moment received your invitation
participate in meeting Of the democracy Of Philade
phia 20 be held tomorrow evening in Independence
SQUARE 40 ratfy the nominations Of the Cincinnati Dem
ocratic Convention for President and Vice President
regret that cannot be present that occasion but
able to be there should readily accept your inv
ati0n, and give my hearty in the proceed
ngs. As a matter Of duty and inclination, shall
tribute my best efforts the Of the nominations
James Bhanan for President and John G. Brcckinridgs
FOR Vice President Of the United States.
Very respectfully, yours, &c,
W. l. MARCY.
JoHS A. MARSHALL, Esqv Chairman, &c
Jesy from y NJ Porso.
EAsros, June 9, 1885,