The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-30

0ok ID In ~ Mozart, and kbock'd very i0od,
where Ne wesden Aeased hxds .ere cumming,
But - soon - tod teea mai sam hsd . crowo,
Oh, tAss knew aAs We psspls we're .oenlss
90, pull on yoos coal, &c
| Ibearhen'd In the srust ,nc B.epsd to . Bell,
Bus really couIdnr htay - hnmmps;
| Tor Asove there WAS rlsi1g roar ard swell
And knew thai The people we're coming
On pull of your coat, &c
| Hooked to the Worth, as . matter Of conyss,
| But tai you the SIGH. was bspunole;
For mw Old Brown On . wooS Horse,
And thought That Baynum sAs soomipg.
| on pull OF your coat, &c
But, cav such q crowd To our Union square,
| Tka, there vaan't room 70 get Tom my thumb IN;
30 ssked outsider "WN you tsh me What's hereP
And he answered me, "he people are O. couninepp
SO, pull on Jour coat, &C.
Theres rattle in the East and rattle In the wee,
There's Yankee Doodle 6hDg and drumming;
On he ides Of November you'll Anc out the rest,
And you'l know that The people arc coming!
SO, pull Of your coat, NC
OH The henest men working In eur Empire State
| For they're tired Of the osd party cumming;
rhas he people Of New York are : coming.
30, pull of your coat and roll up your sleeve,
Sam and the people are . coming;
Oil pull Of your COAT and roll up your sleeve,
Houston ana the people are a-ooming, bcAsvei
he following the names Of the officers Of the meet
Wee Pyesidnh-ksso l. varAn, westohester; A. H.
MCKEE, d. Henry HAight, Brandreth, westchesisr
Geo. p Morris, Putnam; J. Charles Appleby, John l.
Boyd, Charles Kpesland Robert Lowden, Queens; G. H.
W. savage Wesley Smith, Cornelius Agnew, John Ridley
H. nry sny der, d Winchester, james Il Cooke, John
Geo. w. Morton Gilbert C. Dssne, John Morrison, John
s. Reid, I. G. witenberg, John Morris, Adam sper,
Daniel oyd John Vance, Matthew Gooderson, John Ga
lean, Peter D. Collins, j. H. Tripler, Kings; WAsh-
iDsios ihOm.s, Moses Beach, Kings; Edwin wan
wright, Josbus Knapp. W. becker, A. b. Hsupmsn,
Mccoy, Putnam; FRANCIS Burbck. Putnam; G. Dudley
westebester; VIM. Avery, Orange Van za1dt, Kisgs
W. WE brooks, Herman Y Ripley Rcsmood;c L. Elem
seilss, Alfred W. white, Joseph Il ToOne, wli.s Do.
voc, RocklRnd Ephrsim Clark, Rchnond; Exbsr r.
Smith Suffolk: George K sstaFe, Orange county; Abrs
ham Datsr Thomas d. BeadIe, SPENCER Smith George
Webb, Robert Beatty, Jr, James Graf, George w. John
son.
Sssresyses John L. N.yes, J. Mansfield Davies, R. ].
Iaremore, Eugene G. Mckinney, wesiches<r; Charles
Campbell Theodore Ward, William FORBES G E Havens,
u n Devoe, Joseph Canning, y A. Whitaker, William
Rotbe, En- Isav,t James Il Skidmore, John n Goodrich
Charles Cole George H. Raymond, Theodore Edgar Fran
M. 4 ". suo then read the following preamble and
resolutions
around he statue Of Warrington, in Union square, 70 de-
clare their choice Of candidate for the Presidency Of The
United ss,s:: hereby ssrns:sly .st To- so's n-.. - -
dates the nrst inquiry Of every cssa shoad DO = 70 the
known honesty and capacity OF The presented for
patriotic czens EEL that there u one man nov before
The country who. uied by all public iess, has proved
himself ntlsd for he s,.,ion 1a. thAs man has hold
Of "TnasS DousIas' and ono, sir'1-pcssesssd BY no
O.her living Statesman; that national IN his visws.(ap
Iosrsts h b. principle 700 honsss and 700
spcs seekers nrm IN purpose and resocis IN action, be
can stop and roll back he eoanctng TIDES now surgng
he Andrew JseIsos-Good spplsussJ therefore, belt
Resolved, That We declare our opinion that Gen. Sam
Houston, Of Texas-(cheers)s pfeeninenuy The right
disturbed by the schemes OF sgistoss corrupt
TORS traitors and pArtsan dsmsgoguss; and that re-
% sas On Sc Sss ound Of ssa JeU
hereby nominate by sccAnsnen, for President Of the
United States: NE veteran sA;ssmap she 'sd soldier,
the hcorruptbe citizen Gen. Sam Hcueton, Of Texas.
(Applsrse and three chsers)
Resolved, That, IN A n(slieent democratic republic
are I'VE 80 ~: % sa
thai we cali upon Sc 70 unite ia he support Of Gen
Sam Houston fer ~ Irsald:ncy: (Agp.ns:)
once select sound esoso i cket Tor Cen Sam Hous
that every homes voter should support that ticket s
Resolved, That, n every man IN the Union whose first
choice Gen Sam Houston, VIII vote Houston electoral
ticket IN November ne peoples hero must Be elected BY
Resolved, That The panhs Of political platform
the copsiuop the Union and the LAYS; And that the
bis ability and his services 70 the country
He follows right and goes whore justice leads.
Resolved, That W. call upon all friends Of Gen. Hous-
in the Empire STATE 10 organize clubs in every town,
meeting, which WIN assemble on the ls,h day Of July,
ltoQ, place 70 be hereafter paned and made public
BY the Hou,ton Executive Conniuss Of Mes York. then
and he nominate suitable persons 10 DO voted for
Electors and also 70 designate npg candidate for Woe
President, 10 bs supported b. ,hs Ha.e IN connection
nu ssy s s fs.s IN ,srssmsu. VIZ he sIpr.
Cd wah Of many Thousands, be rcocmmended 70 all
friends Of Gen lous.en, tAet nsy convene mas meet
ing ihe 4lh dag Of July next ~ the Hermitage, which
was once NE home Of Jackson there echo the
the people ~ favor Of the ord Hsros pupil and frssad
every eve ,1I patriotic ssas.pns in cy. Town or ,sss DO
celebrate The occasion by an sos.m.ve Of
Gen sam Houston s : ss psops' candidate for Pres
brEay He ssd Wa SEX evident mat = had been pre-
:ss oSa IsSS sss 20 5. Zero o.
San Jacinto far above thoss whom has been
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suay ma scss. "a vses-aspsak up % man, aad rep
he hdiss yeur nde," aad roass q hushterl rhs
men Who CA = .,ssI 's:5 , ST' rs'sspos -:
ia sSsS ios,o,s hope ds.vs V =, s.6 vm b, oy.r
;s'': .s.ps y A' - S,' ny '' s. ne. pom: sss
Gen. Bousson Red hs history; and vhsshsr
ss loes :. n.% = s,,.ss.a. o = ss.d,ss ~ naa
sssiosal sgnns whom noehmg On b. sod sxosps
| BY some hsctssyed convesuoe having nothing V op-
pee 70 him but her psrty hacks UAughser). who
y This Lincoln thaa hey havs ssninaasdf whai
/ has he dcse foD The wstS There were
many opportsAj-ss fcpAam 70 have disfsguiahsA hin
| eel n he could. Lcok Il TIE Western saiss, over.
vhsmsd with debt, through sys>sm which has been
CARVED 10 NE isury Of Tho people, but which has
| been Kept dark BY The politicians, BY which their
bouses, vorhshcps and fasms have been taken nom
them for debt Nd not lincoln hnov all about the sys
tenn Of extortcn which hes 10 long prevailed And Why
have never heard Of Jour honest old Abe excrtins
knscf for The benent Of the people Of the wesr The
American people we're mot gong 70 have dust thrown In
their eyes, and be would again warn the pub.
| nc that there vas no ccmpasncn between General
samuel Houston and The other candidates presented n
The Pablo.
ne ,.ouscns we're sbss put and carried arid ss d
Yesr end NO"
DY. Fnnox HAsrsorx, q wsstshestsr county, sdi.
tov Of the HsoAis~d De~o~s msrcducsd NJ
meeting He sid thsy called upon the sovereign
American people, loud acehtsr and sppauss) 70
throw the system OF oonventtoas which had worked
much evil 70 The country (rhsis 20 In timss PEA We
had the m, which served ~ purpose IN NE
people became dSeus,sd win ~ and IN De sslscsion Of
Andrew Jackson " The Preeidescy Qoud sppAuss) com
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