The New York herald., 1863-10-28

Suppresssd ssd ths royal edcss wore uttered om va.
halls organizations which were Registered by The
humble clerks q themassrs here assembled, which
gstssed edots pronounced 70 be the voice Of tns
people Ths psopls did not know who we're assembled
sSsm . Ss. u. psop da
they not know that shsuld OF those nstermed
portion q tho psope that nine out Of ten Of them would
cDndeua those false assumptions representatives,
There we're numsrou: organizations, hs was happy
independent in their character asserting tho right or
representation against the infamous doctrine OF close
gsuiatioal Tho democracy Of this city and county were
enfranchs having released from the despot
ism that prevailed over thssn. They had brokeu the
chains OF ciques and enancaled from tho tArai
dom Of close political organizations. cloud cheersl Let
them SPEAK forth their unprecedented thoughts for they
had no master to iloursn the lash Of discipline
over their backs let them speak out the candidate
for whom they meant 10 vote, for there was no dc-
tasor ~ sn: CITY :. nominate for them what ther
voice had dissolved The In k which fastened the chain
upon tho limb Of the democratic citizen, and ho stood
heard OF the Ring" which by eccentric growth. had
now ssIei within ita embrace Aldermen and Councii-
street constracors street. mschass and al the
paraphernali2 a money making, which. commeucng
with self interest ended with the adv Of honest Psta
had construed tho world TO be their oyster which
they intend 70 open with knife, and that knie 10
But they heard of the proysrb that Il dangerous
70 NEEDLE Win edge soois They had mcdded With the
II Il were that an astronomer might analyze and pro.
nned 70 The city Of New York within which were 70 be
found certain political worms, who looking his neighbor
place ' provided you viii furnish . delegation for
me for Mayor" daughter and aPplause.) In other
words: y was & give and take bar barter and truck.
a boz sesirg immense brosdside covering a whole
and informing the reader that certain amusements
to be had at twenty nve cents piece admission children
Merryman, with the -four sh Il lsn directs tho aa.
dIence to the grand entree performance and the ground
mas'c s,ckrg his whip in order arouse the audience
The performance ushcred 10 by series OF ground and
nos % % .S ans
before delighted audience for the benefit 0f twenty i've
cents ''price admission The platform 70 charged.
The change is magical; jusgsrs trick, and every
worth OF their ey. other amusemcn,s succeed and
they witness such species OF equetan that tho world
and unsurpassed by circus $ ridors tho world over.
How II WAS possible for gentlemen circus riders
OF aee D@ioS, sc ragssss :" tae
astonshed world was matter Of wonder and amuse'
meni to him The greatest fea. be General Cochranel
had seon Was the riding on two horses-Tammary and
Mozart There Mozart little ahead; up came Tam.
many and PASSED him. aud the great performer who rode
aud neck the ring master smscked bis whip the band
gave another piece Of hoarse music and the audiece
cents, price or admission (Great laughter But ther,
comes a disturbance Ia the meusger'e The lion roared
nre snS .ee declare M hs raoy saw 1s
ter)-smcled tho battle afar on and down through
the whole catalogue OF the animals ut cedng time 20 the
peac, that per orms bis artics with the shoul
deis aud bare pos.eror. Tn the animals OF tho
political circus which performed within our New York
ring for the simple Price OF cents admission
children half price. (Herewed iaughter.y lie was in
c'ined 70 think that such picture as that had
That That Il was true to tis he lie be only 'd"0v had to
direct their attention TO the acts and performances that
were ,ranspIins daily before them That was an anus
actors rng with the inherent rights of the People
and dealng the great temple OF liberty Ia which they
York. met in their sovereign capacity, TO prom. uncs
whether these things shall be. or Il understanding them
effort to declare that thsy equal aud ha,
that equality shall he preserved at tho expense OF
Of mon A Who prsctssd s' that iuaui,y over them
without representation General Cochrsne went 70
say that he would not degrade bis BY any aa
but In respect 70 acts relative 70 the effect OF his
tlons and combinations he had everything do they
might affect that which he felt 70 be the OF truth
He would not thrust pers relations into tho OF
the discussion occasion Ike tho present. and he be
eved that the people OF tbs city are ever to
themselves worthy OF self goverpment, 1t can only
be when advocates . come forward with the
unsel6shness and abnegaiiou tha. would recommend
them make strong the which entrusted to
their care They remembered when this terrible
burst upon the country with What unity Of ard
vgor Of purpose s citizens wthout distinction Of party
occupied the platform OF their country and determined
directed nsr attention to the pressn. attitude Of those
gentlemen Who then, part OF the people and pro-
nouncins for their parry had departed from their original
their words and attempted to imDute crror aud
crime TO thoss who stand whore they stood.
Tie called their attcnst N che language Of Old TummAny
Hall in her beter days. when she represented the people
In truth and ddnot mhrepreseot them she does At
present lie read from the resolutions OF the Democratic
Repubcan sneral Committee Of the city Of New York
passed April 20. 1851, INTRODUCED BY COMMITTEES com
posed q Nelson Waterbury tCsud1us !. Mcneil John
ton was - folows;"Resoved,T That this rally for the
country ia molly and wisely made BY cur Whole
out regard to past diiorsnces Il opinion or action
for The purpose OF sustaining the government, In
authority and that s ques,ons respecting the
and policy Of the admnsraton must be forgotten until
the national honor has been vndcsted and the national
power sstabshed" Now what was the position Of Tam
manys Il was the pos'ion required BY that wonderful
ste riding ro norses a. 'se % same lime ne h 20,
she was for the country, but when the sk a. lowered
then she doubted and dciberaied Tho independent
democrats occupied the posti which they had always
heid--thsr country first, always and forever loud
cbecr) What e.se was democralicf Tho untry was
TIRE country against the government of the people
TIE very basis OF the doctrine % the American govern
men. TS1 ,'s 20 ioen Ssos nood 1s sor.
lCaeers} Tho language inscribed most deeply
sss usSn snS se ss s saors Ss i sars
reweli TO our institution. and TO freedor.
hut wIero had Tsmmsny Ial by any reaolutico
demned the oot Il inl,nd and France % Interfere
oir controversy, and to plant themselves upon
shoresf Nowhere and he srraigred thc ~ the bar of
the people cIipt for the omission and he sssei them 10
IT, the indictment. Why IT, when ffance hiss
put her foot ulon ths onuneni aud when kpssnd has
menaed With Interference, that, representatives
OF tho people, they. bad not denounced the
enort and procIlmsd their devotion . tho
Nunroe doctriLey (th,ersl Answsr, gentlemen "
the "rns.r Their answer was this:-"Oh, we are
abse' bed IN TIE NsycraIy aud in the Aldermea and
Councrnen' sests that have DOT tnre r. think os
these little siairs ~ oihor words, I'VE srs putt ng
pcy In purse" But the time was coming. no dis.
cerns srght he upon the political sky, when the
money ch,ugcrs will be driven from the tcrnpe Of ber
ty. (Chccrs) further resolved b. the sschcrns,
braves and couuseilors "that . committee of three
be spo ntet 10 rvocare . barner. bearing
syIcouus tha memosa abe wofcs Of Andrew Jsckson.
"ti Union must and shall bo preserved AMI that
be -spcnded M froGt of fammany Hall Until the
over" u has eivea place To the O. Judge
John n McCunr Tie betnes wss gone, bat the senti.
cmb'sxnncd rron their hcs r.. anj u woaid
lie ~ lonr the memory og Jackson lived. lie would
rather have thcalht VI the sder~ncent democrat,