The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-14

sures and a be had contributed 10 Their passage by his
vote He would say fellow democrs standing before them
that night looking them In the face each Of n
regarded the obligations OF truth, be would say
there word Of truth In al those statements
He challenged any either In ou or the democratic
party or The ctv o. New York He challenged aud De.
Bed any man 10 point 70 special act, point scratch
Of pen emanasns fssm him 70 show word Of truth In
these staiemens. (Cheers)
rncee accusations had been chiefly directed against
The Police b but he must confess when be heard such
charge be felt the grief because thought
he had great many friends IN the police force
issed before me 40, Of he ss Lexslaurs and they hsd
he ooun no, bui feel axgreved thu. those
could be mass 70 believe hat be would for
govUned hs Aosiou In Albany BY what he koev vas
their vishce. The black republicans had 90 over vhelm
70 Tour any hour Of The day upon ihs police bill
with tue full consent and In accordance he consent
Of the Whole police oroe the democrats mad determined
" give tent vote, hat The bill passed changing the
government OF the police against srguneu protests
and votes Of the democrats In The Legislature Yet the
force according 70 the old enure-durng good behavior
We hoped that the oonsututionaty Of the bill would be
while hat question vas being discussed would Weld
passive obedience 10 the lay, thai would suffer
II this course hal been pursued The old force p
been disturbed until next winter when they hoped
70 gain the asoendancy In the Lesislaiure different
policy bad been adopted, deprvins the city Of se~
There never bad been moment since the psssse OF the
odous acs vhen the speaker rot ready Into
contest FOR hsh repeal and he, In connection With
other leaders OF the democratic party would cease
until that object va accomplished. Cheers he I'D.
vered general terms 70 the charge OF rant OF sympathy
manifested by her prominent democrats Of the state who
sceo In connection with himself Not . OF them ~
sisted the passage OF any Of those Infamous such
charges the orsp~ine Of personal malice and mslevo
enoe II impossible 70 review The c,nduct OF the last
Iessature wbou coming N the conclusitn tina, there
never q more perizan body than IL. Any ~ho
yin peruse the volumes OF laws passed ny them could
seec, twenty I've thst protr,sve NJ real benefit
he cltzets u the city Stas. ney adopted W
srsiy political friends The hkve he i'm posed Sxe-
more than three times The amount uI,sed last rear when
ne democrsue party power. He wanted beser
proof that they would have brllspt triumph
November than the whole conduct OF the
dominant party last winter They expecsei 70 I've
more man enc year. Cheers He never could hkes
them TO anything o,her Than man who was taxing his
-. meal before be wac hung He 70 himself "rhs
" as' saea shall never good dinner, and while
20, LNho 10 "a III make The most Of IT," Cereal Laughter
~ set med obvious that they said W each
0her, we hsve only er days more O. e,ia, let
nuIry ~ Ihat was The spirit which animated them
nIo1sbo0, NE session They the hand itlng 90
the wall they perceived that lhey hss oblsnsd pouey
~ accident that hey had succeeded IL beguiitns the
mino OF me people esFecisuy 10 the INTERIOR 9Th thew
lot rsmHoe stores about sroote. In Rsrsas Before
the Monument Of the Jeg,st1re intelligence had been
received from su parts Of the state that tic aeocracv
we're aroused II was impossible that the aoossl of Inc
democrats nett winter would be In vain for m
another black republican Legislature were ee.tss The
isse That other cities had met would be loeb fshs