The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-18
Our Philadelphia CaFyssps1 dencs.

Our Philadelphia CnsyespsEdencs.
PmADuTuA, june Is. 1856.
NE Peoples Perry and ne zaytG-7he Democracy asd "
Fourth Of July NontHattons for Congress, DC.
Las, night "the peoples party you aware, bald
Aer much advertised meeting in National Hall, Mar
hss street.-The building that accommodated The Rspubl
can Convention which nominated John G. Fremont n
1885, The gathering nos largo; The p'ous and vera
siops Bulen only claiming "fve thousand the maxi
mum Of sovereigns present Henry Carey, sushOr u
letters 70 the President, occupied Tho chair and
VIM. d. Lewis Port Collector under President Fillmore,
read ;he resolutions.
And So once more, the tariff Ia 70 servo ga good
enough Morgan for election In The Keystone
State Is due 70 the "truth Of history" however, 70
ay that though this "tsrG hobby" has been often rid
den Pennsylvania has also almost often failed 70
carry lis riders into ofce-usde the Polk and Clay cam
pseH Of 1884, and others yet 1t the time s pro-
per the people Of this iron and coal common
wealth are for tariff apprecasng and concurring m
hs sentiment the leading democrats always on the W
tariff times to chsckmate the adversary lndeed
Mat the anti democratic embers Of Congress from ths
STATE IN 1s46 had agreed 70 vote for Secretary wskers
a, s.d roaS nave been prescribed in the
year, but interests Of the 5ate must De sacrnced
10 the bebests OF party And 10 now ioi, WIN Ae
sentssves nom New England and elsewhere voted in
cspgress TO modify tariff cto 1916 thereby reducing
the duty on iron to twenty four per cent IN order that
ereets might be drawn their proposition 10 admit
CERTAIN raw mseral used 10 New England Manufactures
duty ree-there are but few ndeed who expect that
new tariff act will grow out Of the consequences OF the
freshly opened campaign.
The necesstss Of me national Treasury however, win
compel tariff enactment for revenue; and tarifor
revenue cannot be imposed without incidentally, yet
the less really projecting the material interests OF
Tcasury plunged the higher the imposed
manufactured imports for revenue purposes Pennsyl
wanna, therefore, is for policy that Will enlarge the navy
and strengthen and multiply the military defepces along
the seabosrd that when asgressions committed
against the national flag by the sell appointed Hg Con-
nan The p.n NAV BE- Il hand for use, provided CommO
dore Rodgers Ohors like him. be not sent after the enc
ny enforce the orders Of The government Only think
Of the in which her Msesty's servants dipoma
used the American who was sent 10 protect
the sg OF his country, bat who instead, became the com
hstie more head-he mas much heart'' And when
he shall his own despatch print, he no doubt VII
bne his lips With vexation But that WI mos sumce ior
capacity serious juncture, he palliaed the or
sses which had aroused the indignation of his country
AZ the meeting held on Monday night as the Aer.
charts HOTEL by the officers Of the Independence Square
!our!h Of July Meeting q last year 70 choose officers
opponents Of the administration, represented by
the Collector and Postmaster, seem 70 have bad almost
GERS for raid next meeting Of Jesse johnson,
Francis Campbell George Berrili, John Miller (ex-P.
HsSs.. and others iustrous in The PIERCE oonsses.on
Ex Mayor vaux had some friends present. who urged h
chairman Of the meeting; bat IS this was nos
TO either Of the two wings Of the Lecomp-
toa democracy who agree nrst TO back MP President
BsshAnans Administration, and then 70 generally disagree
among themselves, the Vaux motion did mot become
the rer popuk Hon. Ellis Lewis is named, but he
chairman of the Jayne Hall Lecompton demonstration,
which, cay those who want somebody else is IN .elf
far IuHoa IN hv noN brin ~
Out the nations birthday anniversary Hon. Charles
Jared logerso, who, though four score in years. 10,
Of individuality a. be has joints In his limbs2
The truth and has been from the FIRST, want
q harmony, and even Of good feeling smoog the iIcum
The District Attorney being absolute opposition 70 me
Collector
For the Congressional campaign the wires in
motion. On the administration hide, the First district
Hon Thomas Florence will be renomipated, though NOT
without &c me opposhon he wl, pernsie nave y Ans.
In The second dszict-she old city, Joy Morris, Of
Shs "Pecpe's party" viii be renominated. On the de-
cersts side George Wharton President Of he Select
Council, Is said, would be Candidate the horizon
10 toe rhird district Hon. james LAndy . candidate
fer renompAou aud having been sIesdAst 70
y IN doubtesa be put ON the ticket Charles W. Cargsn,
Recorder OF Deeds and occasional contractor ~ wash
nston, " . candcste for Mr.. LAndy q seat bus - Mr.
lady native Of the district and Mr. oSrrigan new
conner, and %, moreover, Mr.. oarrigan nov most
lucrative Office the idea OF bis running new men"
sauses considerable diversion ~ joke However, DIS
e contains the scene Of the caurch burnugs 1884,
which place the Ma i've Americans we're urged 70 go by
Dissrci Attorney vspoyke-theo Native American-aoo
In se stAte ard 30 this Renaissance De Of any
advantage district Mr. Csrrgan ~i get the oene-
s,,v q, Hon w,n,sm MIL named q also ID John
r. yerrec Pres dent OF the Select Council, and ae
business partner Q, Hon John Robbins who represent
ed the district siy years 10 Congress.
In The FOURTH dssrict Hon Henry n. Phillips win be
rsnompated; but ~ 70 the election, there's me ruo,
only opposing candidate be set up Against MN; ~
vss IN This district that Judge committed polca suicide
In tse rfh district Hon Owen Jones viii, Il Is said
sk The course and pernaps reach the goal but the anti
Iecpmpou es whom be abandoned In preference 10 s5an
sonisg the democratic parry, are afser "Jones with
The democratic state ticket nominated last March
wm Porter for Supreme Court and Wesley Frost for
canal Commissioner plArorm-he men and measures OF
sho rational administration. mo Peoples Party convcnton
soon meet at Harrisburg For Supreme Court John n
Head Of sh.s city y named, and VIII DO pushed unaues
respect any Judicial bench In the United States The
pAie having sold her public works, the Board Of Canal
Commn will Of course be abolished At the next
rcrson OF the Legislature When the democratic party
terminated Frost tho bill for the sale Of the public works
bed not become hv, did Il then seem likely 70 pass
About and around the state ticket the atmosphere s
foegy and The curtain rise on the morang suooced
inf the election majority Of thousands for the
ruosessfu tcke which may be The ticket In the
Geld; for the democratic party Of Pennsyivsns-hse
forest In ahish vind-bends down Ill ne blow past,
sas then "rlghn again"
Meeting Of the Ercise Commisssoners.
ne Excise Commissioners met yesterday. Present,
Messrs Hsskeu and holmes.
The following document, drawn up BY Vie Counsel Of
the Board for presentation The Common Council for their
upon ~ was read BY Commissioner Holmes and ap
proved By the other member present
An ordnance relating TO tees In actions 70 DO orcugns
by NE Board Of Commissioners Of Excise IN The cy and
county % New York.
Re 4 ordained BY The Mayor, Aldermen and Common
atty OF New York, In Common Councl Convened
Sec l. The clerk Of the Murine Court OF the city OF View
York the clerks Of the several District Courts The
CITY and county Of New York hereby authorized and
permit The Board Of Commissioners Of Excise
81 se city aud county o New York institute aud prose
cute 10 Judgment In the said several courts with
cosss against such parties ~ The said Board shall
see o., for the purpose Of recovering penalties