The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-01
POLITICAL.
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cTH CONGRESSIONAL. DISTRICT
" Immense meeting 81 the democracy aufy
ton Of the Hon. John - hrane
square ray domination Of Hon John Iochrane more
than hye thousand democrats were present Notwithstanding
The reelne called % order by Edward Hamilton.
Cd lion Jonathan Trouer = permanent Chairman
Mr. rrotier on taxing the chair made brief bu, effective
s s.5 sas sps sgprcp rsa he lSSwnE
great nnanimity aud enthusiasm
whereas the onward march X m. mighty mmercial en-
n.ru. y nessnss sud he results Z. ter VIZ; its varied
representatives. OF tried experience therefore,
Resoyed, That The democracy cf the sh Congressional
issue pledge themselves secure he Of Hon.
John cocane 70 the House OF Representative 81 the United
States recognizing IN him whose ability
rerenee and integrity alike command the confidence and
Resolved That the q reform he secured BY
Congress. ~ Nr cochrage rsaairius iims
toinsure s passage viii millions the mercantile and
mes Commerce he j. the 70 he passage Of
he prape ~ nj. entire peope We re y c npsn
s s1e Tss 9. III hi s r m sssy Of 5e s e %
and commercial representative present their srages
rsaion marked BY justice md philanthropy to he
support 81 ,he telling millions who have ever foand IN John
Gtrr and we Sa upon e poor man 70 rally = ne support ofa
Resolved, That tho present national administration viii,
ihe patriot and sage James Buchanan
y IN era 81 devotion TO the ruan ia honor.
Resolved. Tha, the sae ticket headed by Amass Parker,
IN able sound and unnchinr democrat shall
receive our entire support and that pledge UMPIRE
cednd majority In this city, whih has too long suffered from
GovoG That t bs naSc y Gsn ks sns as oda for
Nh'rn one dear 10 the democracy New York His
services and sacrifices for the will
bed o nnrcwarded and that pledge for him md the ticket
united cordial and successful effort Of the calling
In az 70 stand firmly hy the peopes fien-honcst John
Resolved That the rcs the city too long
neglected by the party which 'ek ~ force Kansas freedom
shrrkets" uron black republican and Know Nothing plat
torts aud that tie Offering ~ the Of Robert 49, M,lriv
dyed In the wool Fremont disunonist candidate
National Americans. Is insult TO Their common sense
an ought 70 reco the ~ the
Resolved. 1hrt tho democrats Of the nth hh and I7,h
warts Mil united, support the democratic
ehl from the congressional district wNr fr rocbrane
= our honOred AMI faithful representative
Aer the reading oi The resolutions nine rhrors went mn
rom w" thousands there assembled for John hrane and
he peoples rEhs Nhrp the distinguished
came forward and lnk made one 81 ,be svv hest 81
y, ~ ~ NE And 20 say n4 & praise
W Wss particularly harry NJ showing AZ the Inconsistencies
~ ne tacN republican, aut the feeble and rpuUnt efforts
o. me 81 esslu9n No., HIN iy laud psi iasei,sd.
~. hdtld. i.W y NaiSn ESQ. George q Genet lrre
sldtii ~ we Rcsnats, tanner Connery John Kendy,
~ - 1oNef ana of distinguished speakers addressed
M Dciz, formerly edor II The saats zelars made an
'olNthi tlftfS uue tttmars their native
9fhs lsn he duy and prnpriciy Of ~ hrniy bv
" - 700 Hr nominee Tor Congress. with line hearty
,iW'fs ~ VIZ state and -rrssunal ckrs meeting adj
ann y thonssne ii up thcr line % rch, pTced
~ ny hin ~ music uGnep4reuCies orchgt processon
Wheit nat honorable gentleman screnade f again elo
Nnn responded "a the ethuiasm a hpt hrce thou
sand democratic constituents
Mr tvcmane VIII be elected ~ large majority