The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-11
ANNiveasARY OF TINE BATTLE OF NEW ORLEANS.
COBB ON KNOW NOTHINGIsM AND BLACK
REPUBLICANISM.
Speeches Of Richardson Of I'M, MeLAne Of
Md, Cobb Of Gesrgia, Kelly efNsY
maxwell Of Fla, Hall Of Iowa,
MrMulln Of Va,

NJ Washington Tuesdsy e5ening last the anniversary
the victory of New Orleans give expression to demo-
sac sentiments in relation present crisis In DO
iticsl sffairs and foreshadow the Of the
residential contest OF 1856.
Ths meeting called bv the following card issued
ny the Democratic Associatfon:--
RALLY, FE;E.ns or Crn AND RELIGIOUS I4sgRrY "A
gnnd mass meeting OF the democrats OF the District
<iamba wi &c held under the auspices Of the sck
euocraiic Association in honor of the anniversary
be battle Of New Orleans sday night the 9Th
'ant at seven O'Clock, at the Military Assembly Rooms
"a louisiana avenue, the Of Sixt street
fhe ueetlng viii be addressed by the following dstin-
geished genuemsnSeaator Touesy, Hon. James F. Dow
SELL Of Aatsms Hon r. NJ. Mel sne of Maryland; Ex-
Governor Howell Cobb Hon. John Weller Hon. Georgia
v Pugh, Hon. james L. Orr, Hon. William A. Richard
son Hon J. Clancy Jones' of Pennsylvania Hon George
W Jones, OF Tennessee. Hon. B. r. Hsieti. hon Henry
= Burnett and other champions Of the cause.
Notwithstanding the fearful incemency of the wea-
Their there was quite largo and un-eserviy enthusi-
aaic attendance present. Tie meeting presided
over by Nj Amos Kendall, the following gentlemen
ing a. Vice PreSidsns:--col ". L. Phillips David Nc
Comb, Col. Jas c. Berrett Jonah d. Hoover Thomas
AIsnus Messrs. Michael ". Clusky and Wrc j. lono-
taoo scted As Seci eta,ies Of the meeting
Major George Peter. who received his commsssi u,
IN tho army from General Washington, and sho said
TO have originated the flying artillery in army,
present In the hall, ana was by Mr.. Mcknew-sho
deputed for the unprecedented to the platform.
The cd gentleman attracted much attention.
eaded TO the chair In accepting the honor he said
NJ motives in coming here have been two-tod. In
the frst place. this day which ought to he horored by
very democrat the day which gave distinction TO
VINO has rendered greater service TO the country than
since the days o. Washington (Applscse) In
Che second place, my object in coming here perso-
nai to saf cams here TO Indicate Tar as could
o. my presence the strong feeling OF approba
restsn for the position recently the dsmocrat tie
~ Of &hCrci -. ,lo
preserve TO and children the lien inheritance
handed down to ~ Washington, Jefferson and Jack.
no II Is tie maintenance OF the principles upon which
tho democratic party is Ii Applause
which will rscst assuredy lead glorious victory
Returning my most sincere thanks for the honor con-
tered upon in calling to preside your
1g, will give wsy for the distinguished gan eaen
rho are expected to address you tbs evening.
The Hon. Mr.. McIAsT, Of Maryland, was than nitro.
AQled 20 tie Getting and ohe Lstauaya oows:-
It is fitting termination Of the salvcs Of the Demo
cSatici National Committee to meet with their brethren
oftie jackson Democratic Association OF Washington
tat anniversary Of that nemarable day which IL
cndea1ed to all by many glorious reccl!ections.
Most OF you will recollect that. in the summer ST 1862
che National Democratic Committee that abiei here
today instructed BY the National Convention put
Themselves in communication with your own and the
ocher democratic associations OF this city By the
4ttons then formed commenced the of 1852
which resulted gariousy in The victory Of that fall
sai N the triumphant vndcaton Of ths principles of
s,ss party to which my honorable friend the President
q this meeting las paid feeling homage IN closing
labo1s to-day all felt that it peculiarly graft
fDg that permitted the privilege OF assembling
Washington on the 9th day Of Jsnusry-s day
az coIsscr sted 10 hailowed memorials as this day
must be. (Appause.) DO not know nyseif
aay period Of time from tie foundations OF the GO
perarent to tho presenl shen The principles AID sue
essen 81 the demccsac party enieared to the
bsss of democrats a5hsy under the auspices OF
tat immortal hero, Andrew jackson, Nho coneecrated
me 9th day Of January to freedom. (Appau2e If the
democracy, such were ever in the political contests
os our country called upon to remember Andrew ia :kson
AMI invoke his spirit it is now, when the administration
about taking issue With that very foe which he hum
bea at New Orleans. It il but slight commendation
Mr. Pierce to say that President Of the United States
hs has been faithful to the principles Of the democrats:
party. (Applause II is but act of usscs say it.
and stu it Il but slight commendaon What else could
be bef What else could man be- reared and educated
10 Tie school he has beens-vhat else could rnau be
htny fxed in the principles Of tie democratic party
And under the lead Of the immortal Jackson {Appsuse
Waie therefore am free to say in this that
owe need Of gratitude and praise to the President OF
the United states for his fidelity the principles
5f his party and for hs fidelity the stuton and
- , - ~ ~ i ~ -oi "l'eu y p'ueS
foe the manner in which ne has conoucted ts foreign
eaticrs Of the country and for the manner in which he
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san It's veiy important thst that Issue should be
nade OF the presen time when there IL 80 much CON
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hbse - ~ owing to mere neI.on.i dscontsn, o. 1os
ard ac.ual GRIEVANCES which have crown up under
50, 80 nar,v - hesn rnaev a. oa IT.
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5eea repudsted over and over again BY the voice
tuu 80 u . 80 -. ai,bTI nnhji. earyants
- - la'y sen ~ sarrx ont in rnrsctice dems