The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-24

followed club in rapid succession until the edihoe
completely packed, and then, tho surging Of 4
throng here and there indicated the efforts that ws
made 70 obtain eligible position for hearing the speake
Delegations were also present from New Haven and
surrounding towns The platform was occupied BY Il
officers Of the meeting, and the presence OF number
ladies upon relieved the otherwise monotonous sPpsa
ance Of the crowd. nne brass band stationed at
end Of the hail. and dscoursed appropriate music dur
the rrocee dinss, though at time the throag
them was great that the stand which they sccup
nearly csme down, and caused q momentary apprshs
sion that serious accident would take place II VI
soop propred up however, and the excitement allayed
Tho meeting was called to order by A. e. Burr, Re
Chairman Of the STATE Central Committee and organic
% follows
PRESIDENT, D
WILLIAM J. HANMERSLY, ESQ,
and the following named gentlemen ssvioe prssdsas =
Vice Preidests-Tim. C. Alysn, Jshn G. Beden, JED
Green, Knight E sperry, A. s. Jerome.
Secrdav3-C. r. Savage.
ADOPTED CTr1zXNs' CLUB.
Vsoe Prsssderts-Pat Lyman, Moses White, Pat FL
Sccreto1y-EdWxrd McManus
CHAPCLrrEC CLUE.
Vice Pnsidents-J Hulburt White, g. A. Bssth, Waaa1
Wbitmore, Stephen Roper, A. l. Riss.
HecraGsy-Justus Francis.
GERMAN SEYMOUR CLUB.
Vice PyeIdepts-A. Rothchild, A. Wagner p. Asbar
A. Rennings.
Secrdary-P. Lux .f
The organization being completed, aas aacs 0ns
.:1s Tie 0Sw1s : % tho
cal lungs Of the immense audience
HuRRAH FOR MYM0UR.
AIR: Hur0h SoN0.
Tom Seymour 10 the man 70 ing.
ta..-E HurrAh, hurrah hurrshf
Wen make BIN Governor, ssre, III pring.
OF Niger fuss we've had enough;
The democrats arc up tomur:
-.+.. Harrah, hurrah, hurraA, hugfsAi
Hurrah, hurrah, hurraAl
Tom Seym no Hacaas proud.
HurrAh, &o.
For hos but one among ~ crowd.
10 every mar his house b atss,
Be never sneers 4 poverty;
HurraA, DO.
Hs greets tho Aborsrs h Ne sxsseg,
Hmrah, &c,
Speaks kindly words 70 III b mssts. -
10 honest toll he gives hi had
A to the hghcst in Ne land,
Hurrah, 10.
he drove the foe fron OF ne Aeil.
HurrAh, h.,
And caused the Mexcaas 70 yield,
HurrAh, &C.,
And 20 the Bsckies ranks he srsa,u,
In spite OF half grown "wids AwaksG"
Hsrrah, Ac.
me B,ackies, aided BY their Hssen,
To keep their courage up may Whsle.
But though tnsy shout ..d laugh 50 gas.
They soon will laugh another Wag,
Hurrah, &c.
In April neat we'll show them fun,
Hurrah, &C.,
Wen lick them then sure % q gun
Hurrah, &C..
Then let US raise our battle cry,
forward the Ninth 10 victory,,
Hurrah, &c.
Mr. WILLIAM J. HAxxKRsLEY, Chairman Of tho resl
then opened tho proceedings by addressing the ao1
a. folows:- e
GKs1ExEs--This building, though rude and hunbl
dedicated 70 one Of the MODEST political purposes tha
engage the attention OF American freemen (AppIa.
No public hall In this city being largo enough to hole
increasing numbers or the democracy Of this town,
have erected this structure with the view Of reosi
within its walls thoec men who gather together 70
to the eloquent advocates Of Union and our cons
S tom And III. e highly proper gentlemen th.. h
plauee)-the speech OF the evening should be made
gentleman whose eminent reputation ~ q national 4
crat b extensive with the Union itself. Genteneu
history OF the democratic party 10 history Of the
Of the American republic. Is ID unfortunately true
at various periocs the policy Of the democratic part
been unwisely opposed in New England. When
the lustrious administration Of rnos. Jefsrson Loui
was anpexed 70 tins confcderscy, that movement mo-
but hs;le apprsbAiion from the people Of New
land, who have been % much and % vitality bens
by Il And, although from time 70 time, other n
measures Of the democratic party have been niue
country which has been largely the gamer by this
When the war Of 1912 Was declared, for what WA
great contest foughr II was because, 70 . large
the mon Of New England--her hardy sons who 70!
the eea-were impressed By the British governmen
was to protect The rights Of these and the no
the Anne ricsn rat,on that that war was declared
yet It was opposed BY large portion Of the poe
New England. Again, Gentlemen, when IN imp1
financial n easrre OF the democratic party was ado,
u sluoe to me independent Tre.sury-thcre came
OF men more than another have boon benefted b