The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-12

Grade, <aies 10 day orc bbls Wbes, anet Ssh sfaau
saes corn u w noderste supply And At sikc ssss TO
DAY 10000 bdsSe. O.ts SO saes to day 1910, bIsbe
Chip ed New YorK yesterday, $1,000 bushels coru,
500 do. ~haai and % oot no. oats.
ALBANY CATTLE MARKET.
ALBANY, ApsasI 1l-8P.M,
Toe rsceipts Of cate IBIS see. have been light, being
decline Ut zoo from at Serk The prics to6lr
Gko $3.50 Yer N. 'of ii ~ weight Sheep, 81 and $5.
Regenerau.s tine American Party.
ExCBUrlATIEe sSsOsT I'd oLsAHsK rHg AUGsAS
sTABiE-A GENTLEMAN FAoM THE RURAL DIS
7hiCTs IN rBE FV6-sIxIs0 OIL AND Water
LuoIr DEBArB AND PLATFORM OF PRlNCiP.ss-
vHoLXsALs DsNJUsCRaEsr OF rHR KNOW
THING OFFIMaLs-N.sESArOR PETTY THINKS
Nh oROLwELL HAS FALLEN AND Mr. MORTON Ia
CyNTAMsAfBD, ITO.
meagre meeting was held u Onderdonk's Hall
Grand street, last evening In accordance With the follow
eng CALL
assor1ainu VIII be b Id 0rd-rdonts Hall tue srAad
oSsea Of The orsHsr.icn thorough refo-n Ia the
Hon WAL MIL 4. t Etsi p =. -
YE: :::$ :::s: s; ''-'''''"
About half past eight O'Clock, there being about half
dozen reporters an swioe many Of the
preoent, -seos,or Petty appeared, and Mr.. Andrew
Lewis nkpe the nhair the meeting called to order,
end the soiemnity Of the occasion was considerably
heishteped.
TIE CHAIRMAN called upon Mr.. Petty a Secretary, To
rad the platform Of princes, which he accordingly did,
~ foiows,-
:. ~ e :ropS be Sew ns plat
I The perpe uatop Of our nsi,ua gni%.u
%. Of s American so 9n ons q Os 20
comp ouiss are uever.h-ess drnlS opposed ths
hrnsloo of nlA q.
Re.oivrd Ia, w viii rrppcf, Tor rssen...
ss ii bis Haasncs sor he elscmsn, Of ssssxen Registry
The CRAFTSMAN, on the oonolussu Of the resdiug, an
nsuioeo tDsi any gentleman present wished q JON the
association he oouid 90
A sepdea,s who announced himself from th- rarsi
dsuis stated tas be had the announcement 10 the
papers, presumed tnst there was some dfreuce be
t~een is orssnzAun aud the ext ting one, sut he uld
dpd NJ the and the platform thsi there w~
ne CH..mAs ala ed that they proposed try selecs
me gentleman from the rural districts thought they
were simpiy On HIRING the party toge her.
The sIoxsrAsY ss,o that eIAcly the objeo-o bring
thoe who hso gone aisay after false gone al the
particular ,ch M To last election All they wsnei
70 have him pledge himself TO act up to their platform.
The ger iemaD from the rural districts rnieno d that
ehey simply slshed 10 ,denufy the two parties.
The said toey meart the three pa'ties and
would Doude the old national democrau one Of which be
The gentleman from the rural districts wanted kaow
whether he gentleman meAni admit the existence OF the
The ru.IHxAs undertook to explain.
The gentleman N I'm the rural districts sAd he Was In the
gsssman IN light clothes was willing for IN 20 With
The meeting uthey ~as ason, to get on rocs wsaa solid
Tbe pilemsn from the rural districts said that was jus.
wbsi ns sas after.
Tho alien N in the gh. clothes was ser getting god
gentleman In dark clathes said the gentIemsu evt-
drtly miunderriood the object ~ the party They dill
no protree TO ticket, for othe- parties They
al int the nomina lon or
xo.o men and after uarfs 70 elect them He poIld
che. any % r ,ns s1y soa osI, 10
with them They were opposed to-
The CsApxAs-Peounary asg-andiz,ment Why don't
rne 4, n,lemsn In the fog did NOT the proprety Of
cub cyug The principles ~ t-o or three psrcs Mems
characters depepd their principles AMI not upon
cher political hobbies You can't bait the hooks Give
msthrg broad something great and thes me people
ssi e,unem.n wanted 10 know what the gentleman
me g-rusu.n in the fs said .hs, they ensraf'ed the
Toe tall gentleman read from q platform recently pass
ID b. the American party, 70 sho~ that this platform w~
ooosistsrt
The ssosrrARr said they hal called themselves regepe
rsiors, because they intended to resuse tue principles
OF The rsrty WITCH hAf rampcd under foot By those
who bsd elected Office mo majority Of the party
was hnue, but there sore those In who were anything
It's psmy days Of 1852. ~sen the party
art sho~ed b head above the other oil perues They
stood wanting save he principles Of the party
% masd ont In their satedne,s 80 A. 70 shos their truth
Three ~ho supported the party would support Il 10 the
Tho espemsn In the fog was AFRAID that The secrsry
would ,hnk him oull OF comprehen ou he here N
understand, and wteo hs could do % he wished 10
establish lotges IN the STATE But vhre the neos~y
OF calling In men from all psrses-were they going 10 mis-
The gentlemen In the Ugh, cl hes though, TIA. their
objeo, va. N purify oil ire partes.
Zoe Gentlemen In blsok thought thoy hai their hands
The cusrRras suggested that a several gentlemen hsd
ccmc the patfrm had been read, the sscretay
Tbs ssTnasr presoed the reading By reusrk,us that
he gid that The senism,n IN The FOG on ,oe rural
a.a sms q. s s ss sss sailed form
me aentenau In the fog said that he vas tho thick
headed " understand The platform
rTne szcsnAnr read inc pls''orm again ana Also 'h'
me gentleman in The fog said thu, va the very thing
uhai killed the whole thing ws an American " swear
10 support bis oounuyP bd NOT bis heart 's him 10 do
The ssrss1 sas.,ed that the gentleman had
ne semitic nan in The fos said no had shouderca
kes In Pnilaoelphs ls4l against the aggressive soe
me fore,sn popu'Anon; ou' ns OLD n0' nA' '"e
The C.rsxAs said tina, be need only say he would sup
port tho urtrciples, and he could then join 4.
Young zen /, men vita q hcarse vol o proceeded 70
walk into me argument Of the gentleman In sae log "
Ybs ca.mxts explained that the gentleman In The FOG
was ooubs good American, aud gould hk' " JON 'ne
Tos ,osrs gentleman With the bcarse voice persisted Ia
p,tohse Into the gentleman 10 the fog W" lasutngn
b compelled swear, when toe Presidents OF inc oted
fsaies have 10 swear port the cousttutont Ne MIN
self went In for free territory American principles
The gen leman In the fog thought there vss geh on
ference between supportog rsm Doops ,or wee, iaspeo
sor ard IN sppporne the cons OF the Unted states
me Young gentleman 9Th the horse voice -sutef 70
knos q Didn't George Washington soemnly swear W sup
po The cons atution OF toe United satcs IN New fok
me CHAIRMAN said the sergeaA ss Arms hsd better 60
round and see whether any body present wanted 70 JON
s au.ocason No, aai would DO VOC much troubles ou'