The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-20

the question Of suffrage and The power Of Congress
lntcd tho rule Of naturalization. And what then do
they couple with this dcmandf They proclaim ther pnr
rese exclude paupers and criminals from the land DO
laupers and criminals come here for the right OF sanaBe
have violated Whether they shall be entitled
Lot would not increase diminish the number OF that
| cloth by a single individual. Cheers and aughter)
| But my friends, who is paupcr and who Is
criminaY Is the man pauper who comes here
without property, or money hs pursep Co. look along
Tie lines of your internal improvements every mile OF
which is marked by the bones Of iforegner' who
abored to create IT, Go to battle aeds where your
flag has been borne triumplany the bodies Of the
glorious brave, and you viii lind the ground dyed with
the blood Of "loreignes as deeply as with that Of
| tves. (Appausc) Is the able bodied man, who
here conibltc 10 your material nter hy his labor
or who bears your flag with honor through danger,
| and who bleots and dies for this country-is Le
| the "paupern you choose 10 exclude, or is tine
"crmna he who, fleeing from the persecution OF d,s
potc government seeks our land AZ the HuBuenots or
as many others within your own limits have done
(Cheers Then say, who the paupers and who afc
the criminals these seek to excude2 IL 70 be de
cded by the rules OF other countresY Is TO he decided
by the laws OF France or Engand2 is II to be decded
by your own Judgment your own laws, and according TO
principles applicable to American netutonsY II thus to
be decided, we have no matter tor controversy We
co not advocate that any country should empty its
poor houses in order to get rid OF the duty Of
supporting its paupcrs and throw that charge upon us.
We do not claim that any country should empty its pen
tentiaIes TO minglc its criminals with our population
But do against the OF terms which dcluts tho
people, and intended TO exclude the hard listed work
ng who form the bone aud snew Of our country.
uoud appause) This, then my friends is the opposition
to the democracthe only natonal--rarty. Our oppo
nens claim two things say from the icderaL govern
ncnt neither OF which il should perform. They ag
which has not and 70 question Of which knows lite
rally nothing. For had the orator VINO was quoted To-
night (Joshua X. Gtdngs) known anything o tue rel
ton existing between master and slave he would oth
talked abost the slaves being armed against their masters
| unlockcd--we have fcars-he bonds which exist be-
tween just master and gooa slave are as a.cctonate
those which exist between labor and capital where
(Cheers) But speaking OF British bayonets--the dcid
sion which has always surprised me most IS that which
Las led so many Northern men :, speak q an alliance
with England against the South. Why If England could
achieve fcparaon between the North aud Sath, what
further would she have with the Not Yon are her
rivals We produce the staple she wants. She would
| to and be your enemy she had separated
you from loud checrs) Our fathers saw the true
and broad interests of the country They stamped
the constitution free trade among the States in order that
or interests might be togethcr-n order that
there might be a common bond and mutual support and
step by step from that day 10 this common dependence
and mutual interest have been growing up until the sees
Of fanaticism which have turned the people
against each other and against that sentiment ol union
i which actuatcd the trainers Of the constitution.
You doubt have law to punish men who steal rorses
bases oi goods but the thiet would have higher law
which would justify him IN keeping properly, ana that
aw would govern, what security has I'll. very rights Of
man Of violent temper-every man Of low instinct, and
every man perhaps, OF peace, exercising hSher aw
and that law, my friends, IS called lynch law,
il brings summary. justice TO those who escape
from all other kinds cf punishment My democratic bro
thren, am deeply gratnod by the exhibition which Is
before me- see here a food Of faces assembled in the
Of democracy, and over them shining multitude Of
lights The lights that fit the heads Of the demo-
cratic pcoplc-thc light Of the democracy which 10
guide country to that haven Of peace and prosperity
,.bcb our fathers saw in the distance and which they
| left fer their soSs TO reach. If are uis 10 our
| sclycs, true 10 the honorable obligations which ,te
consult on mposcsf We are energetic IN the struggles
which lie before path IS onward 10 more national
| greatness than ever people possessed (Chccrs) We
happily held together ny that twofold government,
which susceptible of being made perfect ana 4 should
| Gcvoivc upon each and every onc % see taat 'he
constitution, which has been handed Gowa TO us, y
4 critically and faithfully obscryed; for tine whole
| power of the earth combined can never shake
the affection Of the reop.o OF the United states ior
hat eonsi.a.on mSgrS m IN Ssesy n rsssrs " ySas
cious,y each; with every revov!ae rvSa thsr" v'l
c,mc new source u prdc and 4 ni!' - e.a 1f. 80
III. people. Year aitcr year your tag giow more
promnen BY the addition OF ir' 81 stars, caaEactcrii
uc Of The ttow'h o, our pol'ca fsmhy 'nd "cyer
Inc United States, viii hold is way to ,ramphs such
cart, hss never Witnessed (Arpause) On the other
hand, What DO seer picture black that 4 could
| unv-, u " wcold cny csracAiurc the movement and
have already detained you icpg, win re,nrp
you my cordial thanks Tor the kind manner IN wnc yol
AZ the concus.on or the ali - the speaker was ouliy
and warmly aIpiaided. The band having played r.
| yorite air,
| sPKEcH or GEN. WARD.
Mr.. TIIJsH wanp then introduced and e,aborately
address,, lie rssenbss-. lie SAID that he responded
with great pleasure to the call but he Felt inclination
10 espass the time OF the meeting after the eloquent
and fervid addresses which had been delivered lie
| under no small degree of oblgaton-and ne wae sure
that the whole party was &C the same feeling, the
Young Mems Union Democratic Club. (Cheers.) There
were other gentlemen present who would address them
With ecquencc and power than he possessed and this
alone would be sufficient toiuduce HIM 10 withhold any
lenrhencdre reHks and at the same time be belonged %
the city. and - frequent opportunities Of addressing
them. The speaker went ON III some leugh 10 enogze
Aniasa j. Parker, whom he den minated the future Go
vernon Of New York. gentleman who, he was proud 10
say, worthy of all the honor that could be shown
him. (Chccrs) In time 10 come he attacks now being
made upon the democratic party would be found
| 10 be worse than useless, and wouif be viewed
| in the same light the attacks which
made in times gone by on the administration of Jefferson
ana Jackson lie comba,cd the idea that the democratic
pasy had abandoned popular sovereignty. Tho charge
hse ne foundation IN truth for popular sovereignty hal
never been abandoned. After lengthy address lac
cudcd by referring 10 the noble position which hal
assumed and sustained by Mr. Buchanans administration.
In the right Of search question, the rrosidnt bold
and upright in the Mormon difficulty H. also acted with
decision and rompDess; and who would say that he had
not evinccd desire and determination 10 maintain the
dignity of the the steps he had taken yinii-
cate American interests among tho republics south
AmerieaY (thcers) The city of New York nc regarded
as bcng more involved IN this latter question than many
were inc tined consider The cct had gone support
the demands OF the government against these petty
rubcs and 10 a. that the rights a. American
| citipns bc respected But he would wish 60
Congress 80 further, and pass law Of reprsas empov
crng the President TO take summary retrb ton o. the
voaiors Of the rights Of citizens Of the United States
All that tho democrats required was union, energy and
perseverance 70 their With complete
srrrcu or MAJOR vow DEcK.
Major GEoRoE JoES voy BEK then introduced and
spoke very lenghily the German tongue lie eucl a
the principles democracy, and pointed 10 them the
pole star which would lead the United states ~ that hg
position which designed for her the scale ~
lie reviewed the tsncs Vt other political crccds and show
cd that neither the Know Nothing republican party
there any,hing like the stability Of the democratic or
ganization. Mr. Won Beck was ircqucnty appaudei ss
| his speech proceeded.
SPEECH or non. JOHN KELLY.
Mr.. JoHs Kelly IN CO was then introduced by the
chairman and received with tremendous arplanse
which prevented him speaking FOR several momonts
lie returned his thanks 70 the large ooncourse o
a, mocrac hearts there assembled for the reception
which had been given 81 one IN ~ humble apostol "
life as himself Like all great armies, the democrats had
uarshaled tho nselves the sent campaign under
the brave general whom they fought two years ago
and IN This present he would lead his forces VIC
tory Umrnensc chccring) He could not forget the
great services renucrtd 10 the of demo
tfacy BY the Young Mems Democratic Club orga