New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-05
ths gospel Of AstiIAvery sooeeiins TO Gsrisou. sI
have an opportunity to % soon this occasion.
THE LECONPTON MEETING at TAM-
MANY HALL


non, calcium lights music, and ether aids, succeeded
in filing Tammany Hall on the first anniversary of the
Inauguration Of james Buchanan with about COO OF the
unterrifei the sum tot d o; men in this city who hope
for favors al the hands OF the Administration, to which
NAV be added hundred or two boys.
Among the sympa;hizers with the objects Of the
meeting. most Of whom were present. weIe Henry
Grnnen ESQ.,. the Hon. Tom. MuDday Roysl Phelps,
the Hon. Andy Sheehan, Robert j. Dillon esq, Aid.
Mike Murray, John Jacob As.or jr., the Hon. Nick.
Sesgrst of Bloomiogdse Nose, Taylor, esq, eSCapt
Mike Halpin. Samuel j. T!deD, esq, VIM Mulgan,
ESQ. late OF san francisco the Hon. August Belmont
ID. Wemyss Jobson, esq late cosrselcr in European
law aud e1.denti.. 10 Queen Victoria and the Royal
family Gerard Siuyyessnt ex-COSnoilman Dutchy
OBrieu of the Fourteenth Ward. stewart Brown, and
other.
The speakers advertised to sdire-- the meeting
stood as follows:
P.seat-Ths Hon, ioau Van Bares and the Hon.
JOh, Cochrane.
AJssnf-The Hon. AleSsrsler II. Stephens, the Hon.
Robert Toombs the Hen. james jackson, the Hon.
Horatio Seymour, the Hon. DAME E. Sckes, tho Hon.
Jesse .. Bright. the Hon Robert McCleuand, the
Hon. John Kelly, the Hon. Wm 3. Mac.ay, the Hon.
Cyrus Ramsey, the Hon. Wm. Brown, Thomas Fran
els Meagber, the Hon. Elijah WGd, Gen. Hiram Wal
bridge, and George +. Barnard.
The singular detection of these pas,iotc orators was
made up b. other speakers called in 50 entertain the
faithful.
ATS O'Clock the meeting called 20 order by the
nj mipaton cf the Hon. JoHN A. DIX to preside.
The nomination was acceded to, and Mr.. DIX sp-
peared on the restrum and addressed she meeting
After brief Introduction, he said that majority
of the people OF Kansas would take the Management,
= Ta.ra fst tltarr
speedlly settle them. Ii the people ct Nansas had
syoided getting up the Topeka Con' entiea, and naa
taken psIt in the proceedings, tLeN "oun nave no"
had Constitution such they wanted. This isilure
on their part was not only UnNIse but rePehensoe'
In Athens II would have been criminal In thls c"un-
tYy the exercise Of the elective franchise was "a mucn
duty a right. The election OF the itn oi January
ii owe that the kreeStse people could have shaped
teir dc stiny if they had chosen and he asked Il II
wcnd not be Just penalty If they now mad
to live for a time under Constitution they 1iu
not ike Ttat the Constitution wac aneraoe
there was no doubt. Fifteen years ago he was one
who had insisted that the people could amend tnelr
Constitution when they chose, and though they had
opposition, they prevailed. The Constitution was
anenaed and II we could do 1t the people o Kansas
could alter theirs. This Kansas question was simple
one. The question was should the Constitution oe
submitted to the people before or after her admission
into the Union He Was satisfied that the pan pro
posed by the President right The course oi tue
President was denounced a. tyrannica lie SAID
govern yourseves-chooss your own oiNers, IN
word regulate your own affairs. was inis
violation Of the doctrine of popular sovereignty
II was aso denounced on account OF the
frauds in Kansas. These the President. spoke ol
as detestabe, and We agreed with hun. We believed
that when the question was WITHDRAWN from nansa'
there would be end to all excitement, as the peo,
pe would settle the matter themselves People sara
there would be civil war, but the inhabitants OF AN
had other things to employ their tune than ntes
tire war. He said that every important SUBJECT be-
fore the people became party matter and oDstr9cted
the course Of business. The PRECEDENT had with all
praise put an end to hibustersm IA Central America,
and had preserved our faith and integrity with other
nations. Mexico was now distracted by internal dis.
sension, ard there was every prospect OF our De-
coming involved in difficulties with her. Ihe LoHdoh
Tints had recommended America 10 take posse Sion
of Mexico when the time should come. Que relations
with Spain were also of delicate nature AL our
demands for redress had been met With insult. She
should be made to redress those wrCpgs OF else she
should not be permitted 70 hold power OIL our coast
The MorInons too were before US. The reckless ad-
mnistraton OF our commercial atlais, too, should De
brt ugt back to the purity Of Jefferson and Jackson
With these subjects, SO important to be settled then
why should not dismiss this sectional agitation as
soon possible by standing by the President that we
might nj once care for the Interests which go much
Needed our care
long list Of Vice Presidents and Secretaries was
gicn read and adopted.
Rob. j. Dillon, esq, then read the following re'o-
utiols:
Be.oed That the Trutore. ;.e United Stste hayiqs
nen are be common property Of the people Of the
States every citizen from section Of the uDited states
SntI sf "a 20 s1 % h m h. may y prefer that . principle Of good
faith fair deang and sterna 9bisat2S again ana ssan re-
b. sy hes, by the decisions supreme Court Of the United
s6ms sa:s' s sssbGed be- I pace tie Goyssn
R,,o,d That the Democratic party devoted % ile gow.n
ems .s best administered by those whom they mos, shect halls
with JOY he advent Of the period when sLy o. The IeItoe Is
into tie great o. states aud to enter upon
The Of gel, ,sd 70 ~ me o. snS n1e,@p
ng 10 Congress Constitution which shall be r.pubhcsn N
in" and with without ss'ery I the people o' eaeh ies'
Be.cr,d That tie people Kansas entitled to immediate
admission into ;be mon upon their CONSTITUTION 10" 'e''''
Because the Constitution republican IN orn ana mus ioi
ills IN. only condition 10 admission required by hs Consuon
Reea1ss il Wa. framed by Convention sanctioned BY Con
was adopted by ma ony the people in the mode
shoriled BY the Convention IN WHOM BY 'es''''n tue ~
ecs = the mode thus authorized 'iy and .ab.taHtay .b
rttei to he p pusr III the only question which really d'ded
Becsi.e the allegation That large bOdy q the peops known
as ss iag rboa to Tue con.Etd aods. d VOC
Constitution, and fhey bad vfed womb nav n ,h
y tn people yppo-cd t. al Ole zaton udrf the
cernsncs' d t es. titled & 70 10 90 sSS1 o5oss s o. thu re-
suit of election. In s0' ernHsut' ne pP' "s o'' WV
vote. .,.., 49,. ,on,s1 hi,, rs,ul,f npon the
T., ord Conars -houd seize the opportunity oil iheo,poas
Ksn.ss Srse under its ProSinon, tLSsoy i ..tIe
securing 70 q distracted Territory peace and qet ana us
frcrn te balls OF Congress dangerous ana h'ee" in,
RSur tba udustrs Interests t the county, Low suneilhs
exNortinGry depression, mpedouy require ePose I ti
da rers Of sectional sgtson, AID that nteine dYi'n' wheh
;Tea.-n the sce the Coleieacy ,a no on1e5 os p'
I'd rress enterprise and 30 rs Lsr bsle'm nm 4euce uP
he tJit ard Of the people. o..,..
Because Buchanan, the President OF ne W - =,
recon Fgrnds T. Eeyatrd % position HL enabf' w" .,o
ccr,.. ~ the an id the conflicting sst
mt. comm flon heated partisans IN mat ns'sns t
lion. sf.ed With sasac.ty ana io4s
tr A. srd sppft L- dsDeels 1 hich thrct,s y icL
by v - and abe Cabinet and afinsted y p, , Is,
~ mar w N question, b. hsi s0v'cd Cne,,. % M @ @ -.
i1a cr.is by admitting hsrsa, into me nh - 81
eIt Ccn.'.utn. o.. Admirine his cogtsIe 's ph b - ~
A vb tb- eonyictDu thit James bLehsnzh hA no
mr. ,cf ~ earthly sn5 lion than 70 leave M. country IL
,uI uto oerous condition. and 10 I'VE IN ne rsIec'
. count ~ men, request our RePrrs ia