New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-24
BOSTON WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
TIE MEETING IN TAHMANY.
A FREE FIGHT.

DenocI a,ic love feast In which the traditional ohsr
scer Of those occasions was fully sus.ai cd by half
| dozen fcrimmsges be.xeen tho harmonious divisions
Of be regular unterrfed. But he prAsepce Of Of
TIE taties bsirg dispensed with by their bets gsOty
hustled over the rsings aud do stairs in the twink
tg Of drumstiok and the Municipalities OF thought
beirg al in the cane objection, harmony ceased, sad
| tic Wigwam became susorned into house OF
sunirg, in which melancholy ora.o:s 10 mourtful
torres prom csd funeral dscourses being inspired oy
the soleuLi'y of 20 sad 'ctscs az harmonious
| Demo ray when it wasa, Harmonious
At u o'clock the doors were opened and the usual
rub FL the few seats the platform wss made like
| set Of crazy sheep mounting heo roost The dsap-
pon.ed tot their chances s!sndees the whole body
Occupying half Of the hall. Cap.. Rynders, with
omit our smile aud simulated f1nnines, stood nssr
the desk g. the right bower of gentleman who WAS
| TO coll the meeting to order. Gen. WAbridge
was alHo rear, bat he looked as il he
would have much preferred to be enjoying
tn con forts of his family circle. Dr. Sanger 81. by
him cal plstipg tbs dsguos Of disease which should
baye prevented mighty fostering Ut the Democracy
il so sore spo. Tammauy II all q. this jlcctursi
abb the Sons of Malta ah) had never departed from
the Democratic faith 30 lOug az it sonld pay. were
sTrayed on the p'a form, to lend the charm TO Tue
occa,On, emily in good conoiilon fof The exciting
scores which We're 10 follow.
The me etirg caIsd to order and Isaac Bell wss
pu in nominson President, with the cast IN en-
ocrset ut of tn. character of every wn pee 1mes
the Of phemeral fame by Presiding al DEM
| cratic mee,iog that be was sDund Dsm'ccat.
MI BELL graceiu y sckno wledged the honor
wisely tsio but fow words, and Introduced Capt
Ryncets who put In nonins ion list OF Vice.Pre-
sioeuts so Iorg thGt they themselves would have con-
| tstuted very respectable mas meeting.
gentleman, seven feet or lees 10 hight, announced
from tie c.Ing ist Of Secretaries, which wa ac-
| C, ded to.
The President theu announced .hst letters had
bt en- received from Sensios Jones aud Pos, hoaor.
ates Of various hues including Extra BUY Smith OF
Virginia. ard ohere; all th.ee were heard ~i'nout
emoCicn but when the President announced tue "a ne
| OF the Hen Daniel Sickles Democratic harmony was
irouguraed auid the yels aud chsers OF one parry,
and the misses apd eToans of tue Otber and Tor idy
| thee minutes the harmony was tumutuous, deaien-
ing thros .ptipg and Overpowe ing. IL 81 osi fed
for ON, Mt as all haFmones viii suosds, and ater
three cheers for Fernando Wood the reading OF The
formidable li.t of names of gentlemen, who would not
| appear, WIS hIshed
hpan the melting srsins OF soothing NmoDy broke
upon lie audience like the quiet SOUNDS oil ttiDs OF
~to Kaw Inoisns descended suddenly among a few
bordIed barn yard geese This outbreak was csusea
by three cheers for Fernando WOOD ana wnen qliet
was Teetored gentlemen with Gle can't beard and mus.
| taohe calico Browse with an H., read serss OF
Ie,,u ions, which nearly put the assembly TO sleep
the fret al last OF which contain the spirit OF tn,
| whole. They are as fOllows:
Reslred That our Conscience In the rm1e integrity sd
saDsbp Of James bachanan has s:ssd increased Wit!
Cor aIess as the eIp-ston Of principles np1n
Which he opposes administer the OosoTrule. We deste 70
utT,ln ena0caed snd sader him the 'srsac9 of
increasing conidence and N veS OF ns In
lorsri 10 tue county By is r. as pocy '
to find IN bis ,he evidence Of hi. VIE Pey
Knnss recent, assembled L.compen, and TO sustain tho
sppico lon soon 70 he sdi.s into the Uaon
hall decide for h election ned the !n n.t
prov for By said Convention tAus re osn-as ena 'lS
oion mss ttoOa ~ o sr TIIitory .ss oecie, ths
1 for heru Cd q
Thtrs 'eOcd That the Leli'a:e OF th s,,e oufh 70
PVTh s, y poc, 81 lover eeHomrsos than I've do,
reasonable time from the P's'ase Of such act Of oae
ion lover dc Doninltn taan tn toisrs ei'e. !ss
fret 1859 and ell Eoes Of ower deno
tHsn tNn, dol yer tn. , G % ca1 q ca
| thi. essential ef reform 10 the currency
When the reading Of the resolutions had been cen.
| GUIDED AMI they adopted, 40 cement OF harmony ap,
| near on the stand, John Van Buren,; sod oo aus
rsne being announced, be was received with q
eoose VOID of Kisses and tdun ier shO OF cheers
,ntciIniDgled with load cries for Wood, Wood,
ard ,hcpgh Joh1 with 'stsny iosdn bs ~ PIN
| ard ocos.opslly said, - Fello w-ctzens.' Cap
Ryndtrs exercised his lungs by eadeavorng 10 quiet
the boys, and he accompanied MS ienak'
| by expressive psntomime which was evidently
Suggestive in Ben Cauots syle of the
icta, You're another Amid tbs Jolly
| sce1e James Irving, eeq., who was ssandins IN
fIoLt Of the speaker stand changed coat. VIII so
| booy, ard backed by deem or tSo OF me rePte'
sertaiiyes Of the Gle struck out hon the shOuder,
| ard IN a moment the ser.m mage became general
| Tho stampede Of the 1Ort boys II the n'eres' o'
| MAyor became contagious, In i've minutes the
hall was 90 well cleared that Mr. rvtng returned WIN
| hi, payty cave three cheers AID Prince John pro-
c. edee He said that this unlocked TOR dc
| was az a. ssut OF the eneries OF imes bucndlsai
sno after few further remsrks CT that nature be
| nroceeded TO indorse the Administration. Aga,
John wss interrupted by russy dernonsirauon 100
WI ich Mr.. Irving and capt Leorard rus led N Ioeg
might ke ep their hands in and when neiF humste e.
f,fs we've crowned with success john went into the
bowels OF his subject They had been tod, he said,
| thai the n an they bad elected snd supposed vas
| wise, pTudert ard horest statesman, WAS recreani
| 10 his edges ard they had met to night 70 oeieea
him sgainst Theses essaults. Ihey were sTM We 'as'
| element 90 this question, the South and Norm
eifier.d ard had differed. The heahpg measure Of tue
npICuise Ct 1880, be said, uas enacted 10 vie" ei
these off rences Though John DID not oscan' ;, Iecd
mon tr extent 10 which those measures had heaed
| The tifIeIeroes between The North and SCUM. Tic
arucuncfd that ere of the principles OF The Conpro-
ui,e u 1850 10 lot the people OF the Iersorie5
oeteInire for then selves whether tney YONG nsFe
| slavery or not but .hs; by sosalr oversight
| such ihires viii hsppeu-it was fourd IN iSD'
| ,la there was an sskwsrd pisce OF legl'ia-
| lslion-,be Missouri Comp oml>e-wnicn stoca
| IN The vay Of the principle OF nor insefVet Ioo'
| and nteyepted Kansas snd Nebraska from lopOFtlc,;
pies.rs II TO her limits in accord snce with the Goa DO
uise Of 1850 This beng the case, a1ineed ny paul-
otic desires Cor gIess peaed THIS s'nnDht -Doih ~
the way If the principle Of the last compimises' ~
| annonrcfd by Johu, aud rOiVterventlon o9ctne
| 1.xanS "a AL r,Des have exceptions b. did mention
| yseuely the fac: that It rad been inhns'ed tOus
wheiher by The Unsctmsn or twelve STATES ana ny
oIlty OF be voters OF he country N Goes MOI ss tns
the principle Of Icn-in,e0enon hse 90 in'etysne1
- Ksn.ss nv Missouyans. TIE Ciueinrsti plstf1n n,
be ,at re- affirmed that principle u nor ipterven' h
ard said il should be applied 10 al future Territories
Ard be thought that the principle hsa "orseu 50 o.
uirs,iy in ksnsss thst the CGrFenton ala $50 ga =
IL Iha N ~.