The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-26

sboren thrown out OF employ msnt; the bills held by
hem government rendered worshless-ruin and star
have detained you great deal longer fellow citizens
than had intended 70 do In reference TO
fhsy ave subjecs, however, tia. though, might well
be recalled on this occasion We have deb. to d'charge
n his election he democracy Of New York me
people who oan flee The majority that has heretofore
been found aesns them In the Presidential election
Hsf has majority has been swept away this sprue the
town elections sho sed majority OF not Than 1900
or 10000 sgsn'; !Ds S Semoo S party From tha.
opponents o. before he subsistence OF
that clamor and fapstoism that proved ELECTIVE last
fall All the elections that the democratic party 10
gaining To morrow, you will hear report from Peuu
syvania hst viii s~eep this whole land (Chesrs
How well do remember the night before stASe cleo
lion Pennsylvania last year. ghs. election var looked
r. from end Of the Union 70 the that vss
,odeose the Presidential contest hsd the pepu,e n
that State election, and In slmost every part Of from
ns,ps Of Erie and Alieshany to tns city OF Phadel
phs On the night before that election Penney vsn.
had tho pleasure Of adore ssng pablo meeting AHA
delphs calling their attention to Importance OF ,he
contest that then wsgns for Peousylvars had sI
must have been defeated The States OF the
soush, snxio,s 70 defeat Fremont AID looking TO
Pesnsylvspa 20 ascertain whether Il could ne carried
by Mr.. Buchanan, would, II had gere sgsint him. have
inevitably banded together M.. Fillmore. Zach would
have bcsn the result in Tennessee Such would
probably been tho reAuls in Kentucky, Ia North Carolina
and in other States Bat Pennsylyanis did got .sGer
en sSsu she csn settle se ssn a. ns esc
York nov. And she win colt Qoad chsers) Can II be
possible that this great Saterich ts enerprse rob
liz commerce, rioa In ix intsliec- With is C.rions i
Livnssions, It's Hamous, III Ogdepa- With truly great
men every wherc within ls limit win ts revolutionary
hstor, rs high trstious With w proad OF
eacelsi9cap 10 be possible, lav, that hl, great State
should another year dagglog u. the tall OF a.
SewsrdY cloud cheers, and cries Of mo y No, believe
that the spirit which pervsdts this immense Sase
cation Of what will be done In the city OF New York
The stout hearted democracy Of the city OF New York.
OF Load IL aud OF tnis portion Of o sIe II they
che ose by and vigorous er give the State I, the
democracy no m,ter shat may De dono In some o.aer
portions OF is Tho population here the pc er u
the votss here 10 40 H. heeru Bat you must hush
your daensonE You must forget Controversies tbs:
ns,ionr You must lock- your shields, snd march
shoulder TO shoulder and x you do
that, my vofd for 1t, New York will be
deemed (Chesrs) This city has q rlgbi' n mani
feat great feeling nj this election, been well raid
by The gentleman (Gov. Seymour) Who eceedet me,
You have had obnoxious passed your
been sab ed the odous axes and Aoscrd restrictions
OF the Port wsrdeps Your City Hall and General
Park cut OF your haads the ri
when The city ard puutered, the City Police
hezd these msrsuders had not sezed tbs iOe,
TIE police would have seized toem. (LAugh er These
acs viii be remembered by the city OF New YorE The
bisory sf this Suite country presents eims- In
Of oppression prscoei PEOPLE bocsuSs OF
patriotism they have exhibited But rcbuhe OF this
auoao interference will be memorable E,he iu-
us &c isel he freeruen Of New York win rally wisntun
asled to the ancient rights and pri
OF Ruprymede raG 70 King john viii they 10 tones
tbat vi be heard and beeded, proclaim 10 john Kos
Albany Noelds l:sa nosras rnIt1ri" (Llud cheer
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