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

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psss imposes an osercus a.a unusa buyxAss upn TIE
esmneroe q shh cy snd 70. Asrcfor~ wrong ncs cay
70 eur neschanU and city, but aho - ths nAnoa as
..s - az. Ssss% e rn piles " D,s:s e r c he
nanp "a watch preceded me Re 'oussoai s.d thaa I'm
nos previously Rnnuxed BY the action Of he judoaTy
We VII demand = repeal - enc OF she ns' 90" OF 90
Resolved EXCISE law 70 regulate the sae Of H.
properly susincssioo for ne exercise Of The sns q
citizen, In it, attempt 70 enforce the policy OF prodoiuou
BY iDdRecuon and in ~ other oppressive fessures oon.
ary 70 the principles OF poical Creed and ,snnos
receive support; that regard this renewed u
tempt to coeroe by Law the hsets and beverages Of Ae
people and the other efforts whcn are making 10
control the oonscenoes and conduct VI individuals upon
points which do not interfere with the rights, privileges
or happiness Of others, ~ unsound In theory and oppres-
Resolved, That the appointment BY Goveror King Of
per,oo to al the Office Of Street Commissioner Of this city,
under claim that 10 Estate ofioe wcud, from IL
preposterous excite rdicule II the
act OF the Chief Magistrate Of tho STATE affecting the sab
tain the office under that appointment whether with the
aid Of Jus Ice Of the Supreme Court otherwise, have
been absurd In the extreme; and We rejoice taas sucn
triiDg wth essential rights and Interests, and such
mocKery of Legal proceedings have length been stopped
by the action Of able aud experienced Judge, pos
sefsng The confidence Of the whole people Of Whatever
Resolved That although the extreme measures adopted
by duly chosen atives Of the people Of
whole State 70 subdue and oppress the people Of this city
excite our Indignation and Tend 10 inspire feelings Of
sentiment and hostility yet We repudise and denounce all
the views wishes OF the democracy Of this city that
look 10 the democracy Of the State to aid redress
p, cn1S5sno ana a ssr a SS' sH
70 themselves and Just to Us; and not until that
sure reliance falls, will consent 10 destroy common
interes y and power divide common eioses and
fame, but rather win abide by strengthen the ties
which unite Buffalo and New York, the st. Lawrence and
the Hutson Lake Erie and the SOUND Saratoga and Long
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erful state.
Received, That although We may have differed decided
y from many honest and well meaning men belonging
heretofore to pocal parties whose principles deemed
and Injurious the interests Of country yet
sustaining the rvavs compromises Of our nation
al compact, and In vipoicatng tho rights Of this city
.ganat the usurpaons of the party now In power In this
Res Owed That In union with brethren OF the State
We will labor with unsrng perseverance, and zeal for is
political redemption, In the confident hope that victory
viii perch upon our banner, and that may
present the old empire sae to the democracy of the
Union cleansed the taBt Of ianatcs and adherinx
To the faith Of Jefferson and jackson.
The reading Of the resolutions was received with
pea.ed cheer: and applause Of every description vary
Ing from demonsic yell 10 dminutve cat call all,
hosever, demonstrstve Of vehement applause
There were here loud calls for Brady and three hearty
chairman stated that Mr. Brady had been Unexpectedly
called out Of town. There were then loud cries for
Of The resolutions, which wereApproved without dissent
ing voice.
Hon DANIEL E. Hcxns then took the stand and, ater
said that he could meet In Ia nmany Hail. for the nrs
time since their glo ous vi story In the Presidential
nv Ss & p .ns T%
chanan.
A v0os-BuchAnan, by Cd, the finest fellow in the
Mr.. scKns continued-Let them Imagine defeat Of the
democracy st the last election, and instead Of at
Eon and external difficulties. Bat though they
oessu In the Presidential contest they been unior
voss--wed have bean defeated In the Presidential
contest We had few more such Cd d-n traitors -
you
This remark occasioned the widest excitement Cries
Of Pot him out" Leave him alone, cat calls, yells,
ana Of ne no
fro and several independent ngh took place different
pare Of the room Two or hree poor fellows pretty
most uproarious ysps for Dan Hckes," "Fernando
~ood, &C.
men-Before he proceeded 70 make observations with
ference TO the ass Of the ae Legislature, he would y
Sut NOW ,hs. sSey S.d ~ yb SoS'o
honored both at home and sbroa which had restored
peace 70 the country after The depoaole peres OF the
prosper under this administration, and would set
ample Of good government 70 al ,ns, and . hope
appeared that Ill the slemsnla q agitation had been
concenta % in Kansas for the purpose Of renewing the
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saesman there In toe United states sin Three
cheers for Robert J. waher Mr.. ackles coutnuedl-
ties Of the Kansas imbrogho when he republicans
eented 10 send 70 Thai spot the elements OF dscord
Appropriate scs Of The Pfesden 70 send hSer the ss
worth walker 70 cut on he head OF the hydra headed
monster and leave the country In peace (Cheen) II
vas impossible 70 speak Of Kansas without speaking of
the black republicans at Albany That party had always
been preaching freedom, but the city OF New York
was Q monument 70 their inor nnssency. They had
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and bad selected the cities II Buffalo, Rochester,
Brooklyn and New York. they -, for the purpose Of
power the black republican renegade, Mayor Stephens
the only black republican officer In he city; bat when
adopted directly opposite course and bere him Of every
power thai they could. They went on 70 provide
period for elections 70 make the charter elections a. DIFF
feent time from he general elections, for the alleged Oh
jcct OF separating the municpa government from politics
they fixed upon the month OF june, he believed.
AvolcS-n don't make much difference. (laughier)
when the democratic mem ,crs objccted that Al thsa
period many Of the working men OF the city caua
away ney SAD mat =, vS ua VIVA. ahey wanted Inx
two elections, tne but q month after the other.
Perhaps than Just 10 himself and respectful
seize the opportunity 70 advert briefly and pontedly
great many statements imputpg 70 him want OF sym.
been accused Of sosing his private feelings or grefs n
hey might be termed 70 interfere with hs dulles
public maj be had allowed private resentment 20 inter
he had aided In the passage Of Of these sdous
surcs and tha he had contributed their passage by
He would say fellow democrats standing before them
that night looking them In the face each Of hem
regarded the obligations OF truth be would
there not word OF truth IN al those statements
He challenged any either In oni OF the democratic
party, or the otv o'Nsw York He challenged aud De.
bed any 70 pon. 70 special act, poni scratch
Of pen emaDasns hsn him 70 show word Of 1uh In
these staienens. (Cheers)
VoIu-A tFer.
These accusations had been chiefly directed against
the Police b but he must confess when be heard such
charge be felt the mos sncere grief because he thought
listed before The acts Of he last legislature and they hsd
approves OF hh course by very f,i erng testimonial
BE oosh mot but feel asgreved thu. those
could be mass 70 believe that be would for
momcn, be regardless Of their rights. He
govaned hs Aotiou In Albany BY what be koev vas
their wishes. The black republicans had over vhem
Ing majority In The Legisaiure-com handing twenty eight
four any hour Of The day upon The police bill