The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-26
the POLITICAL CAMPAIGN OF THE DEMOCRACY,
Grand Ratification Mccttng Mt Tammany
Hah--spceches Of } ohm Van Buren, John A.
DIX, John Kelly, a. nd Others.

Grand Ratification hIccting at Tammany
Han--spcsches OF J. ohm Van Burcn, John A.
DIX, John Kelly, and Others.
In pursuance Of the following call meeting or the de-
nocracy was held at II mmany Hall last night The num-
bers in attendance were large have often assem-
bled at Tanmany bus meeting nevertheless pretty
well attended,
dem dcra mn electors Of the city Of New York
seudyto regular and the the party
% deeber sss for
Of rstiying the bate and county nominations.
From earl hour the thunder of the gum in the Park
and the music of band on tn balcony announced tho
event. and at. half past the Committee Of Arrange
mens and peakers took their places the platform
VIM Miner. then called the meeting to order by nominal
ing VIM Kennedy to the chair, after which the doors
were OPP med and the crowd poured into the room.
large of Vice Presidents and Secretaries then
Domn sted and accepted Mr. Browne then read the reso
Mtior 8, as follows
~ soved That democracy of New York gladly avail
and perfect confidence in, the administration OF James
ps y eaiy a os and Se5eSa %ared out
a ns srs apd which to dis
the has dome % %uh sas, U s ss
hh happily subsed IN the earlier periods Of our national
e the continent and s The Re
national al honor @ ssro mSs Of eHraordnay
difficulty and pressure on the resources Of the country has
aAllity and comnendabe economy.
and denounce the conduct Of who calling
democrats and protesting to differ from the national democra
q from Dn eera with The opposea
pee Ss n
the M Of AZ % & Saf h have
nc ssSss
o
alliance With our opponents we rejoice that hs democracy Of
Empire STATE TO her place
elsewhere only aroused greater
Resolved That we congratulate democracy ciu
E on the S o. sr M m
questioned integrity and remarkable familiarity with the iLe
IF ss S as a 5 % his the Ssa aa
he treasury and The people viii be protected from schemes OF
aaf aRnafsSSnss Feer of Niagara
Yers nomnsed for state Prison inspector se recssnzes as
Intelligent and sp,ish, citizens and consistent and faithful
Of the offices for which they have been unanimously
Resolved Tba, nomination of John Taylor of Tiogs
for sd w
party he has honored by eminent nj ability ana purity p Of char
November neX the best evidence Of its high appreciation and
Resolved That for the Office Of sheriff Of this pre-
the democracy the Of John Kelly citizen equal
charged equal seely and nes,y The duties q every Of
.s9, Sbs IL n ronansae s.ns eenadence smneny
quality him for The position TO which he viii be triumphany
Resolved, That John Clancy nominated for the once of
Ne dsnoeraoy Of which he has been The devoted
champion and bis public services IN The Councils Of the city
union talent ,s, aIe integrity WIN s,ssr r.,c,.
oKeefe and Andrew H. Jackman respectively nominated
e. s s R a se as aea
e cte and successful discharge of the duties
Ths, in se ncmna,cn s q Nelson Waersspry s
YORK win sere e services OF one equally
ns Legal ABILITY ana personal gsoS&y & ana wno @a 2 asny h
| pe ne a sed BY
.prscon q the high LEGAL ana moral ,s rsqs r..
sairas~r Of All who desire judicial Intelligence and
Ta, for the Once Supervisor Of the county
ssyp devotion Ss eync-d in e dsSsss Of S da
es for the p.s' year enenty en'. n,n 70
nsni dsS increasing taxation special legislation po
.a a. S1s
phy n his state and becomes the duty o. tie .resds s q
united Efforts sustain the principles and candidates Of the
Kssolved, That the sound and uniform policy Of the demo
su apser b~ esrayasan, and o
Nsnm the canal debt hiss BEEN Increased FROM seyeessea
~ ass: ssssssy si arising s1ns spe.sa o.
rasng nine millions beyond the original estimate and discnlrg
log txsn The nteres, this vast debt hitherto paid By
Resolved Tha, among the various evidence. OF special Ics
lon condemn as unsound IN principle and cornp. IN
IN 1851 seriously detrimental and oppressive the mereana.e
interests which PROCESSES % protect originated only from he
shc existing unnecessary burden upon the q
TAs Ne s ss S.nsss y
ase parssn and appressise 70 The designs
rg. and a,a a. and equally anrsSc y the saTs
sdscus % inJrousy conflicting with municipal ln,e
s ssss SS rs IN s % & every
v. ssp Tina Ss se s @ % 10 c 5
national cn.erprse 80 essential 70 The prosperity and security
De as %sfs % " % ne
g A ,ss % &c Territory ns ssssen s e0s Sssgp s. % and s
,ha, The lion. William NJ Gwn, one q The orsigsors agd
SssTiy ,tsns.si ,he American people -, -
the s,srpc-on of e power Of he United states 10 restore
eaer aud stable N ,As ne,shserns rsgass q
,eres q ogf country and te proess q esizaon aud hu
seps be Immediately taken eonasently with he naona
bonor 70 eject thcse Important and hcneGcen objects
n. attention % sc spproSSSs siec.oS IN New YORK shall
he k sps sS Y S a
we s@ @ ss ss cr Gr n@ag n 5a. s Saea enG na %
deem the Empire State from republican corruption aud mis-
The names Of Edward l. Donnelly John Kelly and John
Clancy received with loud applause, and the rcsola
tons as a whole were adopted with great chCcrs.
Then there loud and almost unanimous shout Cor
"van Duren, Van Buren, mingled with cries for Kelly
which were Kept up tll The hrst demand was complied
with by JoHy Vas DrRES coming forward ann addressing
lie returned thanks Tor tho kind reception given 10 him
Never there time when II was OF more importance
that the democracy of Tanmany Han and " New York
should rally with their ancient 70 sustain democratic
principles than Row (Chcers.) They were assembled
20 night tn rstfy the state and county nominations. Tic
had been ont Of the country when those nominations
made, and therefore he might be supposed capable
of giving an impartial judgment 10 their merits; and
he would say that from tie Governor down 10 the state
Prison Inspector the ticket presented by the democratic
party was one OF the most admirable tickets pre-
-ntcd 70 the d.mcrac Of tho State of Now York
fAppleusel They bad high duty 10 perform, aud
he proposed 70 review briefly OF the questions state
and national, that u be passed upon tss
fall They were assembled here the supporters
of the administration of James Buchanan. Cheers
However he might be disposed 10 overlook the conduct
and acts Of those who had criticised Nc Bachanans
duct and acts he always prepared 10 say that that
conduct animated by the pures olsects and highest
patriotism When Mr. Buchanan entered on the admins
uaton Of the country there were two dangerous
tons 10 be scttcf-one the Mormon question; the
other the Kansas question third difficult question
regard 10 the right OF search claimed by Great Britain
The Mormon dfcuty, which threatened civil war for the