THE NEW YORK HERALD. WHOLE NO 1M95. MORNING EDITION?TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23, WW. PRICE TWO CENTS. 4WKITISEMEKT3 EElfl1 Whli MY ioth assembly wsTRirr, fourteenth w \nn? LdU Regular ?hl | nomination for Assembly, BENJAMIN If, l ' nftll bt ftfdtd bv the constitution of our re* ?;?iblic i d by the principle# of the Immortal Clay an d Webster. hfiTH WARD-FORTY FOURTH OOCWCli. DISTRICT. IX*-' ?Regular democratic republican nomination for Conn oilman:? ' S\MUhL OSGOOD. 1'kieii Ualpin, Scoreftry. JOHN DDL AN, (li?umio. iww wapo. fiftieth coin n, di?trict.-at a ? , n)*s.H lh0 "IniuooraUn republics:! doctors of KM r Hn I otuiou district, Heveuieeoth ward, bold a! 1?7 First livemm, October PJ, lor the purpose of reconciling the dtiT?. ? rW* exuding among the various candidate- li.r Councilman I with iho rust in plana before the people ? nominee who would ?racancue nil section* of the party, air. it. Camnbell ?? itallcil I to the Chair. anil Mr. '1'. Mot(irmiok appointed s? retai , I II win. j O'Clock, AT TAME ANY li ALL. By order of tbe Committer of a'-ran remen's. Daniel e. di-x.avan, chatrmxa. L. T Haurison, 1 H.J. Cahii, [ Secretaries. IWDKPBNDEXT CANDIDATE FOR HTUKET COMMISSIONER. ISAAC T. COX NEW YORK. OCTOBER 20, 1855.?AT A MEETING OF the Hard and Soft Committee', held at Mr. Belaet's, 13.' Kssexftreet, both bodies conven.-d and gave the unanlmoui nominauott to John Jacob Utehl fur Councilman of the I7tb district of the Seventeenth ward. E O. BK1NKT, t'hairman of SoftCommlttee. JOHN MARTIN, Chairman oi Hard Committee. ?WTOTIUE ?THE WHIGS OF THE FOURTH COUNCIL AN District ot the Thtrd ward, are hereby invited to attend a meeting on Weiincsday evening 24th inst., at 7Jt o'clock, a' lay and Yesey streets, for the purpose of nominating a eandr date for Councilman. Hj order 01 II. CKOSlElt, Chairman pro tetn. October huh. iwa?john host. e*qr..?dear Sir :?At a meeting of the Central Committee of the American Demo-racy, held tills evening, your name was presented by the lltli"division and duly approved by it untnl Dtons nomination tor the ofllce you now All. to wit: Councilman of ibr Thlrtv second dlstilct. IRA B. DA VIS, Chairman, J. Mr.nrn IIknkt, Secretary. I ltave much pleasure in adding, that your vast services In Javor oi the laboring men and mechanic' met that cordial ap proval that such disinterested motives always deserve. Very respecttullv. your friend, t-'HARLKfl SMITH, Secretary, pro tem. R KQULAB DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION FOR CORO ner, Dr. JOSEPH URINE. Democratic republican general committee. ?A special meeting of this committee will be hoi J at Tammany Hall, on Tuesday evening, Oct. 23, at 7 ^ o'clock. J'unctuaf attendance I* requested. ROBERT KELLY, Chairman. James I.. Bmiedict, } .. ALriutp CiiA.tfrixoB. J Bocretmrlaa. Tammany hall?county meeting.?the com milter of Arrangement- are requested to meet this (Tue< day) evening, Oct. 23, at 'J o'clock, ai Tammany llall. DANIEL K. DEL WAN. Chairman. rE BROADWAY HOUSE WHIG GENERAL COMMIT tee.?The commiitcc organized with 'he usual ollcer*, Oen. Win. Hall presiding Christian W. Si-halfer, of the Mtth ward, offered the following pieamhle and resolu'lona:? Whereoa, It ho* been reported that the whig delegates of the Sixteenth Assembly district, comprising the Eighteenth and Tw enlv-first wards, have failed to moke a nomination lor Aaaem'jlr, and hare adjournenvenflon wl i be In nttendance at the Metmpolltan Hotel, ror.m 17, during .Hon lay nod Tneadav. where they will be happy to receive the dele j itea elect to said rocven'lon. t'OtSSUTft*. O. R. Dean, n. W. Gene', II. C Miles A. J. Williamson. James Brooks, P. (,'. Male, W. f. Jtckson. Iirnio NOMINATION.-FOR COUNCILMAN FORTY TV third dlairn t, Ntneenlh ward, AUGUsTl'H C. HojK A KM. -TITORK IMGMKWB PROVISIONAL COMMITTEE.?A RE TV gular meeting of the Worklngmen's Provisional Com ?minor will he held sit the Cooper Hou-?, on Wednosdsv eve-j Inc. The unnnoe Committee ts comiwised of W. orbutbwot D. C. Henderson. R. B. Collins, I). Itowly and James Qtilnn. W Art-dUm"' i oilector. By order, W W AkltUTHNOT, Chairman. D. 0. n?sr?iteoit, Secretary. OLITICAL PRINTING AT ALL HOUR* -PHAlR A CO are prepared to print p wtera, handbills, circulars, lletota, Ac., of any sire. In any uua'itlty, at any hour, a Hie lowest rate-, for cosh. PHAIK A CO, ? B-wkm .n rreet. Jib-patch building. FIR BALE- A DOUBLE-SEATED PATENT( 1 SiIIiiSEO wagon (Wood A Co's iata-i ?'y e> has hern three months, and Is equally as good as new I was built to order tor a private yen')r man, who Is rotng to trove and has tif> mnrr u*<* for It; ? wf4 ttf harr>**?*, kx>a<1'' bf OU>?o#i in the neatest iiylc, to cornier del w 'h the above, ' an he seen *t TIIOMA8 NORKLVS, Atcadl fJt ?, lid ' roa place, KtgbU. Ml ce'. THE NATIONAL DEMOCRACY IK MtTHOl'CUTlBf. TURATUE. --- ? COIMV RATIFICATION PUSS MEETING. Biwilnlloni ngnliint Kfislnu, Alwaliu'lum, Know NoIIUukikiu unu M?ln? liuw ni.d In Fnvov ol Ntnrnnk* 11 in. Iiili-riuil Improvement* Litters from Daniel S. Dickinson, Ui,or?e 0. Dallas and Job Pimou fipmhn ?( Horace F. Clarke, Judfft- Botrae, Judge Capron and Mr. K?sr, DEFINITION OF THE RELIGION OF AMERICA, THE WHIGS IN THE FIELD. Ac., ftc.. An A ins** mef-ting of the National, or Lard "hell "tripe of the democratic party, was lull lust evening at the Me tropolltan theatre, pursuant to the following cull:? Mass ItATini ATior- Meeting orriu. National Dkmiwhac t.? Tilt democratic elector" of tl.e cttv tnr ccunty of New York, an tl alolitit met, null Mnine Uw nod nntl Know homing nru re quested to nascmhle In inn*s meeting at the Metroim iuin Theatre, Broadway, opposite bondstreet, en Monday evening, on 22. at hab past "even o'clock, to ratify the doriineratle ttrket, head ei ttereral Aaron Ward, and the National democratic city and cminty ticket. Kminent speaker* will ad IreRs tlio m-eilng. a lift ot whom will puhllshrd tn the papcrii of Die day. By order of tli# Committer of Arn ngeineut* of the .Indicia] and (Sty and County Convention*. 11 K Mi Y II. MOKAMIK, ctialnnan. Atax. V. Morton, Secretary. A hand of music wag Motioned on the tir*t fl ior of the Metropolitan theatre building, which discoursed *weet music tor an hour or two. and gathered -He tcrowd ?ut. side, no well at added considerably to the n'imbera inside. Uieie was a huge posse of police tn attendance, although we did not leuru that tliete was any disturbance antici pated. Over the stuge boxes and on the scenery at toe hsrk of the stage weir affixed atiipgof canvass hearing the following Inscriptions:? f i~v * THE Kioirr;' or the statics; ft,. NO C.TKRPKKKM.T. "I THE UKSl'.IMI. UOVERMfEiCT. } WE HOLD THE INTEGRITY OS DEMOCRATIC I'Rl.M IIMJH $ ? PARAMOUNT * > j TO At.t. (ONH IIERATHINS OR PUkCE OR POSITION. J At the hour appointed?half-past 7?there were gome 1,500 or 1 800 persons present, who exhibited their Im patience for th>- commencement of proceedings by stamp ing of feet and the other usual demonstration*. In the course of the next half-hour the audience increased con siderably, and finally there may hare becu some 11,000 persons present. The meeting was called to order at ten minute* to 8, I'. M., by the nomination ot Wm. C. Wei mo re, as Presi dent. The nmninatitn was affirmed by acclamation. Judge Morton then announce 1 that the Committee on Invitations had received replies from the following named persona, in addttiou to thus? which he would now rend - Lyman Tremaln, Albany; John I). Fay, Rochester; Col. James 1 age, Philadelphia; Hon. X>hn Willard, tsura ti pa; Hen. Janus R. Whiting New York; Jonas B. Phil lips, Kgq., New York; Hon. John C. Mather; William 0. Jliyin, Esq.; Col. J. L. Curtis; R. W. Hughes, Esq., editor of Richmond Kraminer; Cleu. Elijah Ward; Hon. If. A. Clover, Missouri; Hon. H. W. Rogers, Harmon S. Cutting, K*q.; lion. John A. Lett; Kx-(!ov. 1'uvldTod, Ohio; Hon. Uavid L. Fejtnour. At tlii. juuclurc two men drew orer the gt.age an im niense placaid, recommending Harry Howard a* the democratic republican regular nominee for Street Com missioner. This feature was received with intense satisfaction, end a voire shouted, ".Shore that one side, Hsrry? you're all light." Judge Morti-n then proceeded to read the full -wing letters from Daniel S. Dickinson and others {ROM EX-TICK PRESIDENT GEOKOK M. DALLAS. Philadelphia, Monday, Oet, IS, I.HJ5. (IrNTi rvr.N?I am honored by your communication of the 10 It Insient. Inviting my attendance at a mass meeting ol the national democratic party o' New York, on Monday next; and were It reconcilable w ih other Inexorable engagement#, I ilionld feci much pleasure in setting this nppor: unity to greet many cherished friends, valued alike for their public and their personal worth. "n ihe causes and character of democr#'tc divisions In your i.ol !e t -ate. It would be unbecoming In me to express an Inter meddling sentiment. They will douhtiesa be extinguished in pood time, oy your-elves, but I cannot retrain from saying thu' lu tbedevotlon, on cardinal and fundamental point*, of Dm nut.on*! dcniocrut" of New York to the constitutional union, there have bee* displaced m srdor Mnserhy sod haasss ceuninlynot exceeded in anv pert of our couutrv. and justly Inspiring general If not uuitcrwl admiration and respect. I am, gcnllewon, your trleud, aud most obedient acrvuot, O. M DALLAA. To Alex. C. Morton, L. P. Clover, E. W. tllovtr.Wm. Sin clalr, John Ktrg. FBOM TUE UON. DANIEL 8. DICKINSON. Hi .uimmtok, Oct. 20, IW, OEtfTLEvtrv?Your fhvor ot (he lu-ii. Inviting me to attend and aildreva .i ru'lliretlor m*'. meeting of the nnTonal free roll rank* end Maine law votaries, wt-h lh? Know Nothing or vrnertcan party and 111 proftcrlptire creed, and la*t In order, and leaei In number*, with the ron*" or mlminU'ratlon party who are In the Held wth a th-k-t mule up trom Buffalo free roll, r* of 1M." *'at ling openly and tMPortonaly upon a Wbnio' mm lee platform rnui.rdated by the State (kinreo lion which pla. e I tlioni In nomlnai on. ' an auch thing* be I The .oft* and tree antler* deeerve aevere r.-pr.-hentton for their treailnenl ol the a ImitueU-.i'kui and the txubarraeamerr Ihey tunc occasioned Iri'-nd*. They proponed a haah of free if and nati, nati'v ?? a tea* on ot toe year when tuned lliahdd ' tally dan are proverbial!) (hngerou* and loroed a ohnue between the free eotl and *"11 wp.g*, ?)>on tho*<* who t'ould have been eery happy wl'b either. Were 'li.ther dear, tanner awav It I* some consolation however'o reflect that the separation ofiboae branehea of ari affectionate famtiy I* not Anal. They will meet again. Hut their meeting will be like iboae of the wild cat nt.d the coon, at tin- batter'* (bop. Be of good che-r. my national democratic brethren. Let lite 'log end Magog of aim slavery elomanla euorreitate their force*. It will aronae all ihc patriotic eonaervaU?m Of the country In one powerful anlagooiam, under the lutnner of u> ttonai deiiioersrv. at. I the iptriia of Jackson, aodUallvmn, and t "ay, and Webster will ar mate It In the hour of haute. and pi e*idr over It In th* moment of Ttctory. I). 8 DICKINSON. The reaimp of Mr. Dickinson'* letter wa* reeelved with cheer* and other demonstration* of approval. Clamorous request* hum the gallery "hiate Harry a little higher up *o a* ?? can look at him." Mr. H. J. Intro.* then ollcted the fell owing reaolu tlon* Itenolved, That the Territories Ut tho r to led State*, pur rh*i*< by the common blood and trea-ureof the whole peopaw are the c mnvon property of the people or the aeveral stale* of Ihl* confedera-y, and all are entl'ied to tnolr full, free ami c.ptai n,/,)mnit. Tb?l the way* offenalvw to the democracy, and a violation of 'ho rlgh i* of the people ol the *ei eral Slate* Kent-red, That the Congrtwe of f ^ fnlel Uo.U? ha* the rlpht *o delegate in the pe .ple of the r.-rrttorle* the power of wtf gov ert.meut, aoi.jec only to th e constitution of tin* I'ntted Slate*. tb*t the recoinl't-.n ol thi* pov ,-r In the per.pia o: N* l,ra*?H and Kauaae following It* . established pruv- pie* of ih* rillll|Hu*nla? U)e*#iirea of In.'*). ' , a wiae and aalu'arv uvea ?ure. c nal-tetit with the ronaf ,iution. ai?l - alewlaied o allay and Anally eiUngut*h the a# |?atkm o' born pro atavery and antl ?!avery deraagomw 'hr ougbou- the r'a'ea. Revolved. That tbe f.,rmaf ,on of the "repuntk-ao" party, torn p.aed of tree ami -leinorrV *, nntl slavery whig* an.1 of every ether element -f Nor'herfan*lk-t?iri. I* a lUrorernu* and por lent one event ealculate j t? eiet-e the- alarm anddl?mu) of e .crr patriot. Wo rr >lr| i; -be . opaummatioo of the o-b ou* 'hreat ot Van Bp rrn In lf-t* to ea'at Huh 'he i-rewt anu ?laiery par'y m tbe North. Bated tiron * geoyrapMeal inc. ami at w*r with 'hr itl(titt|tjnna of the Southern entev. Pa tmr f> *a would lie thr gnell ot Udi Cnktn, and tt.e leearurVloo 'if the talrnel fabric pf government wWeh the pa:riott*m of man OlVVtfda Re?t>rvM. n 0n- optrtoo, for our own wr* lA'ie* ,f^g( ih#? ti'rinu#nt %iimS?ai?iir???* n lor the n ff'jrr ami |r rmth that V... H)lul erganOaituii ?r our parly ha* ticioiuc tfeuorali/ed, Mr principles I'd eiuat I, Tret* achialn UU'i tIt*- Uittinil I'rirvuw, Oil Ilia motion nt Mr. \ an Itiiri n. folly endorsed by the adraini-tri tion muveuHon hr!. now ie.|i;lrtd Uv tl.e conaltin Ion an' laws, la and over 1 au been nil crc"d 01 lint p id iotic and anligtucued mem bora ot lie ccmci rate pari'. i t -oivrd Thai whHtythe domocrarilc pat") has alwnys op iw.-oi mi indiscriminate "system of Internal imnrovenaent <> I i d.e national govertimeni, embracing work . of merely c i iiopoi tunep, the,, linn e?er been In favor of ail th judh loais ux I? od. bi i-ii a? Hen nceded for the inipruvetneni and groat*' ? rm by ol lb" i ivlgable wiaiers of ihn United fHatefc which are m e l\ nai ouai in their character lie oVrd, lbs' ivc arc opposed to Know Nnthlngtsm In al lb bit| ' f, phase" and objtp la. ae bojtllp lo Ibo apirlt tf Aixierl -an lt,e i'u t. iia urd the geniuaof American llbeny be-olved. Thai wp are opposed to Ibe Maine law, and al oil er attempt* al legislation 81 Ibe i .tunc tpicdm which prupoaa If roarer It e aoriaj luibpa of l/e people by the eleouit anno lb<- law 'l'bey are unconstitutional, beyonn Ibe jurtsflWsw o (.?ovymuieiit, and lend lo aggravate cvlla Ibey were vainly lu londed lo suppress He-olved. t hai ire approve, ratify and confirm the reaolu lions of ihr Democratic nutc C'onvantton h. Id al .Syracuse on ll o 2.' renew, in (lie piesence of each other, our adherence to our organi zation and our devotion to its principles. (Applause.) to adAreas ) have been umriinnod by your committee to adAreas you on the various i|U?atlon>t involved in the approaching election, and in liew of all the circumstances width aur rouDd us. I I ave not felt at liberty to decline. I am one of those who have come to the conclusion that a time has arrived in our a flairs when eu-ry citizen who cares for tho lepublic uiuat come to its reaenn, ami that It will not nn-wer for those who would preserve It to keep back while there ar? thousands active and eager to destroy. (Applause.) Strange events ham transpired since, now two years ag< , the great democratic party of the State of New York, to whom the spoils and patronage of ofliee seemed of less importance iIikti the maintenance of their principles, fleet folltacd a dietiactlrc orgamxation. For two h og ionr- have we loaintaine I that orgsnication. without liie aid of the alluremriita of office ; we are now asai-ndded upon the eve of mi important State olec'lou, ami, thus leecabM, WV present to our political adversaries the same unbroken front as in tlie (lrst hour when we unfurled our banner. (Applause.) And we are still the same. Our prlnoiples arc the same; our end* and purposes the same. Our object is the same ?end that l?. the establishment and maintenance of those political doctrines which have elevated tlie Aiueri can tuition to the tr<,-nt tank among nations. Another of our purpose" is the utter condemnataon of those dogmas el fanaticism and iuU leratice which threaten our civil and relifrfnus literiles. (Applan?e.) Sucli are the pur "gOHMMV pr-.es and objects of tin- democratic party: such they hive ever been, ami sucli they will lemain. llow is it with our political adversaries? Alas' how changed! The great whig i ar'y i* no more. It* leaders have dbbimdod Ft. like Aateou. It lias leien devoured by Its own d< g?. Thore principles which Its leader* avowed, and for which its masses so long und so ardently struggled, have been repudiated a* unworthy of a great party, it* leaden have met In solemn conrlave, and after serious and calm consideration, unmindful of tlie nismorios of the past and of tl e pri'.?|?cts ol the duture, have with almost entire unanimity, consigned their party to a grave from which there is do resurrection. (Applause.) A nations! bank, a high tariff, the regulation of commerce internal improvements by the general government al! these are themes no longer worthy of discussion ami objects no longer worthy or contention. They are gone' i euro be to their aahesl (laughter and applause.) With heuitlelt joy the gieat democratic party of the nation anya amiu.' (Renewed applause.) muoli for tha whig party. Howls It willi tliat portion of the dema crntic par'ty who clung to the administration when that ad nth, . I all n abandoned the national democracy f \Yhci? a e they? They too are disbanded, except as !n lew and dispirited clusters they still hover around the bole-, where they ar# provided with executive jialronAge and plunder. (Applause aud laughter.) The ma*sea are disbanded; thoee < f them who were honest, but who, through mistake or Ignorsoco, confounded Tammany with democracy, are with ua heart and soul. Of Its leaders, some few still cling to the wreck. I Hiking about for acme convenient platform upon which they may ? jump with snlety. Their positions and proapoct* sr? pitiable Indeed, others of their hauler* have baldly tl rown olf the mu.-k. and are united, heart and lu with conrplraUir* against th* American I num. Ha abolltlonlata drarrt a pa**lng notice. Tliat parly I a* alwti' A appeared about tliettmeof imr auuuul eleeUow. ami ha* atrmed like a Hmall ilark cloud u; a , our political horiton. Tliey ton aia dUbwnu-if unlike other*, they have not abandon"! their princitna| profligacy, and alao In reapert of tho rwckh-iwiw.ia wltl| which tliey wage war ngnltmtthe Internet* of the 1 il(l)n (Applaoee.) All these elem nt* are now oomMotuh .,n,|er the name of "itepub'lcan." What a name' W/ie lnj. tewed aaeoclutlon" rlii'ter around it' llowr it hit# *fip?h the cooaccititcd nioni..ri*-< of the pa at! lb ,j R1? our I'Demler, end we are to meet and to over- uca* them, tthlle the watere af the political firmament Ita UllM beer. broken up. another party ha* arlnen, which (le-ervo* I erliapa more "ban a pa?*lng mention. i viui* teipiire* that I abnuld not attempt t.i diruiti.rh '.heir '* ij, .rtance in ?i**pir* the strong apprehcmiioii- which I fa ?i re. guril to tliern. I refer to the organisation mi under the name of Know Nothing. (Apple* lWi mllj under toe name of "American*," wliak Jajj jj,,, 1)t>. Jeota or their oigauiratl n, ?o far a* we >*? , p,irn any thing ahou' tbem, ere anti American- (|?ud ap plau*?.) Tlieir purponee are *ecrot; I he(f ?rhr?nl teflon i? concealed their leailera * ? ,,a|tnnwn to the puUie end unknown t-? ot^r_ V i\T para by another*. by ?ign* ami by I *ml>.,bi y aiecla-.itl.-d >-y degree-. They emerge ?.(,tn darkn* * only to lie neigned to greater and mure utter da. ?iw*t hy the deu.ocratic party. tChrera.) 7 hrJ. fjr*t emorg ei! from 'he gloom of tin Ir creation tarn year* ago, aud wore euppcrted by the whig party, ?? a frmn the time r.f it* oiigioal orgnniiation haa ever m an ready to aur r- nder Itr men and itn principle* lu obtain one aingle victory. Kor a *hort period they waf ? triumphant The neighboring eity of Philadelphia w* |jj,, ae.ene #,f their principal exploit. A riot au<^n \um* u-re lllnatrntel their principle*, and they ngaia rrtroe'.id to the utter dark ner? Item whence they bed ?pr".e ^ (Appleu.ae.) Kor ten long rear* have they ulumtiw*' , from that darkno** they haye recent If again a* .erged and In one of our We*t?rn 'Hie* e new na ,-aacrc ha* lllu-treted their rewrrectli n. (I/md ?pgib ,,a*.i It I* not *trang? thet In the general breaking,>1$.< f p<,| itienl partie-i which tlie 1**1 eighteen month* haa w* neaaed they *hould hay* acnuired ??me atifogtl.. Ibae* i* among*t tb? rria***< of t for bid them ?, ? ... all can dor, that I wa? urtorii"li?4 ?? , n at our lact *no ial *ler tien I found that they ne?h? -red 100.000 vote*, chanie tr, the pwopl* of the *M ta of New Vorkl ("heme to 'he d< moeracy of th* !*t ate of New Yr^k. that tliey ? h' uld pwr?)U a party ap?.n whrwe barguw < ivil ami po litical proecriptlon, aud nothing elan, i* lawiib-d or ran Bcnuired ?,me atitugir,. iuwa? i* among-1 th* rna* our people * atrongjeurh aity M da atrong kwiging fo rieri and myataiiiiua thing* f oat *plrit lute given rnurh at length but 1 leelrwng trained to any, In all be ipHcrihed. to tvvinewl uieh a rota rlaiud applauae.i lili" diagrace la your* the dUgrac* )? ram* let u?, wnh i o* common and vt^nrou* effo I, parreat It t<, be a<> a" Irnger in th* HtalaufNew York, fllneewi-l applatue.) W1 at are their JfHnelplea ? Whnt the object* of their nrgaaiiatlnnT W? cannot epjar tho cell* whern they hold their convention*, for ti.vw?*l and nontr I'M hy Amerlcm ritlien*. Hut ttwy tell u? emigration mu?t be ehocked Why* I wi*k I bud. before m* m M.ilienee .f 1).* inr-rt ir.iellireut the meri who hev. lit thi* fl.in* ?( i 'ri' dlcocoa, i wjr .'l %>k them, why ehock emlg a'ion whir'. **ea.ly ha pw.pled nur wtkle with a vtg -ou meuhocr " out.I you rulract the invite'i n wl.feo we have -ii?n'.?4 to the w-ild an ! win h kei eei.He'e) / C e? h a tr.c r. rvllkr eil eaylnin of the op -*.-e I an ' le fuyr- 1 e I cf all mifImm whatever ther may m). th* iVu'fa'ic |r.?ty ny nf (Applau ?.) ti-ir uat'-aul l.oep'.ieUty *ja# uihertc b*?a our anti-oal h??t jr.1 Cttl ,.up teVr't-l fT'fmtt l?, la no ctsu 1 I- ilegrie, nMrfbti'e.l ta fir unparalleled (.Mi* -i { lioepHali'* .'?hrHtliit iK-fi'miilltil to tew. ia ha | bip.e of titer r Thr democratic party nay, wl'h one It>d I i??j.iiun , m. But they say furthir. that tin* tathct ?* r?tgion pit-milt in U'necoufl^iin ofthe OH Worllfrrrp I w'tu h 111 ?no ?migrant ? com*. uad that it is u?t our mil ? (I.to. Whict-h.ouriefcfii.nl. {Cbeeiirand a ary of "the I ciae.") 1V?t * us? it 1 believe in hf I ,*nv b nrt ( c.n de line the leligii a of America f I hKI toll you whet It is? ii refer right of lorry inau. wom.tr nnd child in AiiHMton. to wowhip (; form ol religious isegahip l.i' genne of Ami *i m iiin?i ty admits of no pmjaivlptloii in ii'r|.-f to tlio mode in which ca di indii-Mhial stall v?i rsi i|. S?i* (ioii. I Appiao-t?.) l iyil pros, liptien, t**i, is in nil i t shape irvnnsiftobttrltli the sp'rlt ?nfl geoisi of Alnoifewi inetilu V.it?. I ?,?. it in a.Ii seriousness twv i tUM1 I 1 *? Unit 11** subject- is pregnant with danger. A political pav-y that ??o*? rush bigotry, that organism Hint lives red nu vi ? in secret < ami.it I. ok esl?t in tin.' liiewir Hinl under the pun .kins of Amsr.ca. f Ohs-era |. in tint Ungr'age of tb.-4 political magicianf at the touris nt wlioei' ? not the wl?g party '?*? >ti.appeared tor ever, 1 -ay, "lot iho- Know Nothings pass." (Laughter iin'i a,-, luti-e ) 1 liivt now given you n brief survey of the |.at ties oci'iipjimg the pcPtlrul liehl The line* are dnwo mill there |S no lunger any (lsuftrr that if 111* conflict which is to etsui, friends mid foes can be lnuna-red burial Ideal. (Applause.) Our antagonists are the repuPiltanf, but the Atneilrjn-p.iopliv are apposed to the motisoa which inspire tbero, and'to the danger* that threaten all we have, and alow* desire to | elect. (Applause-.) t deem, tliim unworthy.to-ba ri.llet " lepuditcuns," but I giy tin ni the name with wid'h their bla> pliemous leaders haie ehilstened tltiuo. (Applause.)- And here let uw? olltnti ret.-r to the desperate proclivity of the whig party lacatub hold ol acy-ism vblrh utay produce a momentary aurora*. You all tr ieoil.. r)how, a lea years ago, tliey ran afiei na ilv Americoni'm. "l*wi camewnti-reniijtn. .votaiiiietiuid inp the pure and paAriottr men who have at Uinea at tie h.ul 1 lietnaeiyes lo tlioir oiganiiaiion, you all know l...w lipht has tveen the tenure by wtii:h. they luid their principles, how Uiiie ih. ir urofwaniona aruli how* desperate tlieir plana. I rogiut for tlie sake of their own honor, niri that of our common country, that they have not paused and considered loop before uniting .hontiM-lvea to a-paity wiio-c avowed olject tsa.l pui pu.e it la to put tinv violent, death, Anie lcan slawery, and to put to deatS the American conaiituiiou, if it Htuiida intlieirway. (Applsuaa.) I accord to it this ) if ltd* surer touali mei it?that if it is au' iusislul, it will be the grei eat {Hilitical utiike 06 thia or any other age. That is all Oiat lil?toiy will write of it. I hU century and this yrcr will tie referred to a? a time \wbcn, iu coiisc^ueoccof the eeue-.il drnioraiiiutliMi ot th r pnldi - mind- in lubUion to lurtt' iu I uue.tioiis, a great poHticul party tliaA hail poierried the t'ui >n lor years i^rautted itself to let trans '?m ie.1, holy atid sou!, t?i anwkia, whose sole aim iwtil ob ject was to destroy tha InioiL (Appluuiwt. I It i* my )ui|? that the natl-'uaJ ileayierMy will, to thoir otwiuui honor, put tiieir soiieme to a violent death. ( jU-newvL applause.) Hut we atuat u?- t them where t try haan arisen. 'Ihcy luivft amuagat. their nuuijer abli-apeak.era and writers, and I r-si'iid it a* itnporwutt IW. tins lus to nal democracy of tha city and eovjity of Now Y'e.k should iiiiderat uid the poinds in ijtmw. isjsat hIumiM know moie or leas of thraiy (icJiUi-al w'.enta in the liialory ol- tha country -whuh. havw gt->n rise to tho oigaiiiroUon, and which uusy give them a temporary vie tory ?for temporary victories ate all that such ntwii want, while thw nationnl de inoar?cy want nothing but ? 'idoiics that alutll last for ever. "(Applause.) The sot,' *ct to wldoh 1 pnr'icularly wish to iovite your aUnntiiu , b the subject of slavery. wish to iiivre your atlnnuar , b. the subject ol slavery. Y'ou all know that the repu bli an parly have orfoniaed on the platform ot anti slav ery. You all kn-.w that the ery. auiject i f slavnry was eon net-toil with the iormation of tin-American Coustltutior . | shall ri-ler lis In telly ?s I can to that issue, and all) ,ougU the subjeit is one which possesses liut lilt's, inter est to any other loan the stu dent of political history yr, the time lias arrived wlie i the national 'himocrsc; had got to atrugy!- with "i fjueatiiin, and, aerhina t j the struggle nisy t come thsir eru roes or be overc.-in" thu t plauae.) Rel-aiing ti , the (.ettod when V Cotistitntlon was orga rdwil, cur opponents , ill Constitution not not recognlrs slavery. 1 l a u is Inlse. It did. It r cognue.1 it in in..ro lorms tuaii one. It rocognli'-d it not name - w.u the I ve of tree, darn ot tlio. > w bof ,lUKht t .tties of the Revolution and who lrid the f? lU?datto: ilint syatein which these men now *t?k to ? destroy, tl i hey u.-or?b e American nation was in far .r ot freodom. toMri ig was tho love of freedom th-n that thf desire wa uu-wf er.ai iliat the blot ol elan ry ah-.uld be removed as is,%t , lt coui,j (>r. Hint is a fact which every atu dei.t iiatory must rec.wnite. The province of Virginia a law res'.iicting slavery, and the llrlt'ah govern mi af-p ejected (t. Virginia, wl'unutrewsrd, without term* or 'par H gave to the general government thogreat north w?%* q Teiritory, claiming nothing more than that th-f tat.-a which wou.d irt* foririi-d out of It, should ' ?* y nutted to the I nlon, nrov d. d they ht I republican tuiions. (A voice?"three cheers tnr Wise .") How ?>-w ,| this have been If the sentiment of Virginia was not ?*.' avor ot freedom ? I venture to say thai there are men ?' v attached to the republican party who live upon es " ..-a that are the Iruit of the inlvrual trntlic to the * ast Of Africa. It was a Virginia nan who Intr.elnceit ' c pTOporitl. n into the const.tutb-n that the slave tra.l? ' liould era- f 3fi deg. 30 inlii. *butthl be e-tabli*he l. That, perhaps, v i* tlii fatal error of /-cUbliahing a geographical line In a r/ unt/y whoae Interest* from north to outh, from ea?tto we*'. are identical. And now the republican party of the North -;ry not that th* law aholiahing that c mipr unl*e line shall be repeatew is the time for action Ynu have I wen naught by recent ob/w-rvatl .u that tha great democratic party are bow confronted by new eua in lea, or rather by combinations of old foee The time has been when we met the oM whig party Aa foetrea wnrhj of mm siee' And wa have come owt roequeror? but now It la wttb 'hem a mew bat aa It waa with the enemies wt/Vh tha I ilg/tm katbera met with Instead of ?|*n war it waa stratagem*, midnight ma**acr*- t/u/hai and la/amlHret. ' o now tha whig | arty disbanded aoitc th a I nk?i *UUs abroad at mld-*en in vaeaalsge still. Is rtvd and ratlgt 1 p "1 r f iMiUt/'eie't and traa eeitrrr, Leva th* pose- n tfiMiirt tWy ivt cut Ahi* I ntm a* under, * ii i*ve? .*ry to ratty c?M their at hcnci* of Wf*???r?;'ati"U'' Tlwy an- no*, t" !>? IrtiKtM, Who irt tiiMi Iciitcritl1 fTid. Dougla*4 (I ) Hi I uii y?m that I reel, will lot hi* litih army t*U?p wlta It ? hi* grbkivwl tbwriotry kupmp mm,' (A tuW?The lr(?' loitn l.avr juhu*n& * of lautMcr ) Think yti* that tl?*y wil' ntpe a m/tmiflt in their nt+d cjux i N? , their h-tntf i? raUcd, wud the ; ??] 1w *1**1*11. [aiioiiicrit <>ftOg?'r i? nj ,piwa?di j:g, uJWl ?' With# mr\e oi Hi* | rty to at ay thi* thduft* of agitation. lioa did you ac^uiro vaur Hber tyv ^ c?u -Athriiteei it from th? I ? inan,.w week, loll <> talc fiat bhall pt< * id ckwr our frleDda tu oTrrr pari of our riort ou? hainti go. 1*1 u? ah"W the Noui\i that they tmve uiadeoa* mlitaki' in turning their hack upmi u-. r.UUfig ut tin i.e-.?? le, embracing (Siir oil rocnuM midn- ur leering -^ >e who it L, that Ktand in '1* ? eoii-tltntiioi, ami they la-gin tube anafam? tnn l-'ri nil In I'ierce h.rertlT?for thi triumph of our parly. 1 #? not want to wy a hard word Of lfraak.ttn 1 iotie. fa h ia got irl'i 'Mid company and gr-l badly whipped > r it, ukcpooi il"f Tray, fA yotee? ?" Three groana fe?r j him.") II ?r ore faclh nlaU, vre will bo largi l'"d> at taotiouht*; an ! to doubt our tlnal aue^Ch ? woul <1 he fa d'liiht th< j'li iirt irffhrnitpftfmoo f n uili rrubli.,'1 to a?i 1i will ii.e again; r* ? eternal > m*th (,1'ikHl are lien. (Applaufte )j In owdik<>h in Uie rear, to- fl.augli trr.) It i... the duty of dt-nine ret a to t'? ?r way through, and t tiiou fit rictiin may not jieroh on ?ur hau arr* in till ra nipazjpy, tn? jay will a**ure?tiy came when ?*jr liilmrH aaai*tig'tii!o net be wide to ttM.tuuoe the country 'bat rrj?a\ir,i m i? killed1!' Win . rouW red th* iBU* & IW?U(< foi tned he twem the aVdiilioiwi.t* and ai.ig* r\ Syrea?." atxl not drop a tear a. the ai?>?nory of Web.dor ana* Clay . It iw for you, uiy jUow rAin?n-. to di iv , ' a Ji *Aw Invader* of your eoutiiiy-bt tiyjtf,*,! au i e*taiiLuh, u tw*i tiun* t*? emne the right* *>*'a freei^it ina hlaowt eufl 2 1 iru?t the day ha* cou e Vut wiX eh ?* these 1hM the national democracy *t tht?-o**. >.m ail' ikOff four Soulhcii, liiiu^. that you are rvaoiw?4 to protect tXj? I Dion t?: the emgrcoe* of the S ?uth ^ball !??.!??, and the grariie h?W'? n t<*t?ui tie* ? \ ltd .a and found thnt ! i* nrgun .Ueiame into eontli : with th n?*a reyelii 'jn. Well my fHeuds i v nwon ?ni* rub.'^wt to dUf? v|i\i', Mi f .er?]. (frAyhtcr.) And said Mr. t u, ! am * i.'ihg, *?? admit th ? tW' Jam 11)?' an*nt:Ice foiik;t-an tfal? divlnu Ud of rMO'vtiv I i.M nut will U? admit that Uig here l< i proHumpth Ai* lj?> won't n * giren i* tliat he i* a netlount lemocrmt. (Hravo.) Vpp^uriug in thh hall deroted tufadu#, he would '.hi ux^u ** ! fir feeling somewhat ahai bel; but ho Ik IIcti"d a i*Me w*ahl atlood oti ? l Mia*. th*y had to *i*r. 1b#y atw^i to-night In the Mfdat of an i nexrinpled ci hi*. I riof pi*s hare hen awiiiUMlio thi. r.uuu'.rjr which might .karll* Ilia fraa* Wold from Ihci. gru. . In guar I tlic (lowrif.ll il nil that I- /'???at ami uulc in uxnklnd. (Appl iuj.; lb> 'iclicvi.il tli if. In the eoiiu;j??*n<;ei" of th ?w,|"n'l him h? aw the Nplrlt wbi?h I'rovl.laooe had be.towcl on th ii^tbara (if tlia rciiuMie. (i|i)'?ilN.) 1 hi y li.i 1 K?iiruen itrtllad and %?j,ieit In 'ha uemocratie camp, the* worln uf expcriewtn mil wiwleji which were to them "ii lb i pain f > ti - lery For him llu re an, l??it i ne '>ng I" ex;ei ? 'bat ol the ju .ug (fuilcnt rf Amrruao hliterjr. they bad lieea callad nprm a* Aneriaan cltln to prwrili. ,ni| di.iiwn a portion of tb? Amerl-io nail ma'.I j. 11. uuew Del what it wa. to |ir .?rll?i hia fellow 11. n f*?r difference uf UrgiiNg.', "f rrrrginn Or of rn. . i a ? ? only the principle of traa democracy, and lint ; 'j ? lie la* lirred to Ire Ms?> aaimatuig pi U of Ii , w'lttl i?d lie bed l.*en 'aught to r> ver.-neu T In hi. /oath ? re erf ailed It brrr to night Hn' lie wwi el a a,. ri'an to ?a/ thnt under the r natttutum and t'i .jd.,' I e araa to proart Iba ble felloe man tor '.T'eren ml r? ?? creed, la IhU the I oiee o' uII '.e I ? a/u ? | |l,,( tha v.dea of our modern ed Ulralton ? on ? aery l. i of thi" land. In ti*ij Talley, an 1 by every ma-ahnre there la one ?lng'e danlal til It. No, tPe AtmrlcMi la the nuil i Lfreetorn thelAinariian w id" han' inlifte-l the rliMMTof fr?*4e>crwi-p. The firet nam- - en th* ' uinent t poring It, arc timet of Al*? md- r Hamilton ?n-l lafk/etU' (Applaud- ;JM* denounced the liaortiamnOM ami -n we rttp of abolltloalata. To Atreignrt !i? -at I?git* m th principle? of 1h* true national demoer**?, and w* ell if1?i- pot) a la mi Meal red bp all Boink I ml (Applaud*-) An-th* a?plratlon? of?Iw t-lrri?of all oatt a? untrue' fhall lr*lan-l for *?*r ait bp ?) # Wt villa a t* gga ?-I Rachel? (No, no.) til?# vn tlrtorj and ?? ! more * will gl?e pou a boon mora jrm i? an n I -a-1 ;* (Ap plana* ) A itap map con* win u ? . -,f tl, Crime* map appear on our ?oil am! >U? *r- w- if w? hat-- not th* ?j inpatliti? of th* people of Europe a lib u?" Hut tb?r* will com* up th*n a t it ? fr o ti.-- heart of Hiiiije. raping to ??? Brother., ? ,f g -| . h-e- ?? are with pou. (frte*t aptltu ? / II* j f>la< Mlinth* triumph of the national aentr* acp to a'.telomeM of that acaj* of trulh Jurtloe an-l free ! n -hen tliep ?ho old be to bumanltp True a* you circling .nherna to n*' ue lan, Atul man tl>? brother fi?? th* fried I of -.-o Afte r Ibree- rh**r? for th* nallee.al partj threw gr-MW for the Ami lean parte A- tie* maeting at to II M., aepara'ed. Dr?orrtelle Whig fenntp Meeting at tk< Rroadwap Uoaee, A meeting < f th* trh /? in faeor of t'.e n miner* i? th* e Hp, eouotp and judicial ti*ket? wa* belt la*' night at the- Broadwap II nee- In reapon** to the following rail > Dsn or Hi TV- VaM CncwTf MnwTlltn -Ut ??* *i rvium reform in * aln, , duration of lit* pabMe htredue if ue* cttp. deal la taewe if ? er'log rood man te> ofbe* *r? eeraeiui AtW tee tv praaei.i iiti tvec' -p*ak*r* wQI aebtreiaa the era* In* < nit I WN II Aid.. 'balrnwn lie -e* -i.er.aeee, JAW II WKI.i 'I fbairtoan Yonhg Mrr, <r* A band tie "-fag*'! for the 'clear a ant en! renal tie* prora??itnga bp lb* p*rformann# of aoen* ??'p g ?*l alra In addition b- thl* and U?# oth*i attraetion* w I- b are to b* found at all political a?awInge th*r- w** a largw Unfit* nppewtta tb* ho'taff hi brand *irw < b? n tl'/ th* public that aometl ing wee going on Ina-t* fh? toorP >*( notwlthatandlr.g all tl,i? *?? aot a- a. -r-ua*. might ha?* I* wer? m **jt?l a ti, a raonretdta ? tapben Wbhan* lleweyan M???* It.- * |**w^ Jr , j pbi.tp rte*.i?. at M leawrerev e Inberl. |>*>. -rtf at r.? ta .?" ?*. ?'*>piv*?i'etn> I-,., ft tang M*a Aden?. Ami* 'I *.*???! f,.r. tearre'*eev?*e IV ?e H lama he*-* Hr?.W*-|b ee-., ? - Vo-raer* leAee, W Pear*-* wh A War*! ? . Ha? Uti th -arena J *>. M Ibt-oe-t. j*-.- v ! ,m. FT !MT* P? J, J,, fv. . tM ee fw? t iu-wp. '*?* ? ?kV' -PMWb llii't .lotting gentlemen weie led OkblhTtlllJl. J< hn fc lh liber, Wdiam li h?oi;dill, John KcUock, I. wl* iiniiki i (iilit11 I hiker, 4uc I. liruwu, .1 l i in ut Mint dame* M; (omnia, o?m Jl to .wrr Whhttrkt ( ?? ?? K. i ,ft 1 ay I i.. (ha. li city if caiutl'lalci- ami id ufor ma, tlm -I .cuma cry of " Na parly and reform " tattle mlnr'I H' ol matter* foreign In Jl inunn !|in! r ipcoi ne, thai r i? n pu eppralicnel'iB tied the rler ? lorn may he amliari "?m*i and dcltalod In tlm y?*rrtee of aa lumcai Iratiekiw?111 Talari', ltcMihrd, 1 luii, i.? whig*, wn hare a ticket ta xupparl, of which trii may jue'ly lie rmtnl; an.l, aa fttUena, hattny a d.ap Interval to lh?eWecU-rof mtr uuntiet?. tnaeeomeel, we duly aiiprcclate the e?iu rtcraca, aMdti am lafcgrti y -I lite nointiwwa nn that nrkri, and will ?itc them an Viic-i and tiawgcUr any |iori at the in id. Kewilvcl, T6ut wtlh each i.ame" n Uohrrl T . Ilawc*. Wn. K Pake, Tlieo I' Tmultuvili anil tlcdr eaaorl.v'ci, I In whig parly can enter upon Ihe approaching itfc'tlim wn li mnfldeiioB, that the expert ??re. Inlail igi n -e au round lodgment of lie > amlidale* will ISivnvaMy m ouinoSi I Hum In a' ilu-cnada airing to are Ibo tajinna dn|iartiiienl uf the cliy tp,i rl utnewi lioncetly and falUilully conducted. Kciolinl, '! I nil na rcunccta the an nailed reform party, whatever credit may kat r Imam due r?> their lonner m Uiwta a* rei'anla Ihe rtitinlnljial utlalra ut our etir, their r? rant i onduel in nulling Ihenantlvm wVh thai port! ??* the hvuto-o party. alviaye Iraet au*po?lri| of any iDa(toe!Uiui or luotlve t*i reform Ihe lliiADrea ami moral* of the ci!> goverwieul. i a uioat mm* clualvc relnlatloti nl their titeleiu tone (at no purty and relnrra. lie ulrisl, Tlial Ut J plana. In ll.e oid w Idg pla'lirrni are attl aouml and that die plnUorm etlll atar.da, irqulrttig nn piming ItOr patching?loll alIe?VUig ampin rora lor all who would aeu around ami runaunirai edmliuelraU-.a ut i lie ally atlalra and url'e to iiliieln IU Krmnvrd, Thai aeearuitetlv Invoke the Uitoeaalnc rtpllt whin ele a inun, pliant alert ion Mr. Iniai.icn h' mi Ihrn plilnarml U>g wrUn|. Hw cimrtiien'ml by nlltidlnf to the pie i wt (tate ol partie-, and aaid tlint li'i cwjinld. red it Itfa diife.tji tin- condition #T polilli ? arvt tdii> n untry to roioe fjuea<er of the Common f'.'oiiirll, in fort oat day?, ha pint i?t thv hljth i . ?coni of ,i.t who knew I.lip, f ir 16a lo. ii 4r, the impartiality, and the feailraannee wftb wl'ith he performed the i aliee of Ilia nflt a Hi la aot infeteated In keeplny up any Mate otvtnl atlop tlk?? Un? eciMiratrd reyeney which myanir an uotorlr ur I ir fte our ?ppllon f A( | In11*<- ) fe hair nomlryfrd iinolbd* '?ah of timllai illlla t'? br Ilia iilllre of Sliei^fT, a niaa who wO! devote all hU |r iwcre end ahilitiia to tic rluana ira of the Auifenn e aula in the liaaematit nf thnOtar Hal1. I need are" cl- .ePI anything nffaln tavor of UtU 0' x-nallon loit I i w ?ay, he la a ir ,n who wwuld mother lie yullty I. p. mf Lor allow lli't* t.'pi ari-urijav III ua to I O (TOilly ' I r'tothii. To Jtteo/I- laalge. C*ndl dafc lor I'onimiaal'.an" of itepnli l>e. John I m?, IM t'uroier and .lame />? wry lot Htrrc' < ipmlra oner, fe* paid the raini V d'1 ?"?mpllfiienta. '.to fliew l.t yonng am and Ihe old, ali 'he uiemiieir ei the *Hidp*rty aliould kitc th? i cordial aupport He. ntuit luoeendnB to r|enU of the < vi udate. for the Jcireiary, Vf irrnr Muff nmiii and leap. II WimdrulT. for tie Mtperiot IVynrtj Hdward I' f'uhw for the Supreme Onit CetrddUye lav Inyaton for Vh ? ik/Mtion I '? a , Cluu.ea f. Hintrah lor Ihn Marine f'ou it Tiiai lore f. Totullnroe 'or fan petition Canrt ael, all of wk.ui. iiwelnal a warn #ul>wt?m both for tWafr private and nubhr rharaeler, t'f |a?rty m the praaent e>? teat w'wCh he atnteil eiiiii'ated of n Ubwrivl an t Jnat bwd iii|r tin.*i d cur adi pted rltiteti* ?b' : lii# aiicng ua Willi larnu fid? and Juat tntenl ai a rlyh honorable Ammima teehe] ever toaua'ain our own catt'iy. o?r n*n hiaau taetaraa. and t.ur inrti wrn i? prelaranrc to ail othera M knti tliey adlu red to thyme tinonple* antl were 'vti t* eajicthar lie l ad ii" fecr uritiy. Na whip, he rowtinueil ' ai! o ilk r e . .pi.; I am not Aioerlean ewocgb to le eiullli-d p. hi* ? injaift I ao> Ml faror, he cii:timed of fulfl'l ng our du'.le*. aaril rena, lo the r niMtuiu li iif ih li i" are I*. ? < I" rlr* aa tt a ftijiltiTa altknugti I III) 11'rl ln r> u an rnr thai nitrorat* r,1 iUtfii ' Hi I ? ii k?r# Wi ?)?? tha truth ? lafplauaa ? ? ill ahrn ar.y oritur 'u 'li* - ?tr or llouaa ray tbi? i? iw.t In tha. < n,]*'-'. h? la n< t n?ut. rot ai,.I lit* aigtitoat.l la fal-a | wulat air (/? t!i? '?tataa, too ha?a ronplrll r-ntrol al'hlo your oan limit#, but t br In ill./fla. hrlor jr to tha faftit.llr not I. for ?M, would not b??? Ihaoij jw Tlatad with th. r?.i.i~i of tha -Ian-. jA|/flail|r ) I i ?i?ai ha lakra )??! trirta tlir lia"af I at in* ?l of >!)?' ! aw hafnr* the jwojil. an I that I o"W ln-'iyia'r tha a'arnw ? Tatrtli, (111 rhklhl.f nmfrtlting In th' ? ty of Vr? folk. Mr. Tomllnaa/fi faia duiio hart hit# to th? rw U iman, who ha ronalala aat, a -a taw Airtat .?(?!, aivt ?a awnwal mo?# authority la |a!tM-* 'ban thar ?r ta rotitlawf to. /la, for una, aro hi not an'.ail' t -h-tatl n from I'rtn* (*oo| a-r or th' aaa ilb * ? r I ? a - ?< '? ??, ! I. > h?i that it W aa to tba rar.ot of II a pa (,la tha' ha hwo a*1 f,r lUffMt In Ibla aanifa rn Altbamih thry had takao tha nai,).-of ratrnaii, that ? ra no Wttar than anytrady alaa and tbry fa-, tt?o * Tamt.-.iny Ilatl forty t# and t ham by 'Rr naaw. 11 aa (J| I *nt m an to aa.r '??? Wt4 aga.nrl tlia niaai wlm Iwtonyr to that fwrty, but h> W nil4 aay that ha aonl-1 not ??lo,!t to 'hta'lti ffan any ? no, anl'i on loa own tnarlta ahatiwrr fi.art'a l,a r *M fa ? ? lApylaaaa.) Mr Mltf/M* ow*t *aV! ?aa?4 tha naattnf arwt In tha Itf. ngart l*rn.iof fir alaa .if th- '# ra-lt !*ta> < ? 'ha whig t Irk at. wblah all ti o" a H'g" h" "alaarah Ml* doty to auyf-.rt Mr. lathr 'III Hw Tit .ta'a.J that a rlr?ut?r had '.nan aant to th ? Who war# Inrlaaat fa a MR la'# a# V a J'rant itwlr ?n't "wratfilaa making >n> h of thoa %a n /tat not nlah to aaitt in Mi'k ar.jwj.ra or who 'ltd ? .t wtafb tbalr nam-a to ba aaM f?a la lifj bl' i at ht? Mta* al* o'etork lh*t fHua'ay; aaro.ny II- avan# ,'la*| by la' tllif that tha'laaoka "t t|v - .aUn( ha nnaoittt nalg tan'larad to tfca Jla.n. I'a a "4 a tka for wblrh It ha4 baa-ta raila J i awMta.n waa ,nai >- naaly aataigt-l arcl tha t.aaatlng aoai, aftar */Ji.?r?ial I rtlfaaf kfata* IMatrfrf ('??it. Hafof- ll ? Jwtf* tngaffcall. crams or rirrtko ot*r a v** gi. yi* rut alatb r* adr (a t J; _ yo,, / avi/a'f AlilfO If #1?arl htaarV ? T't* -a Erwaiihag iff"" niaiattoaa or prroat of who from a raign |t ta. K? It*a In tha Ulabt of (.*ba, 7h# - a *t hawing i?rn -alUA Tba I' atfiaA Attrarnay a'atawt It* waa rat If -a !>? part of th* t altaA mat** Wat..? (?t ??a ? /InrlotM thai raaaala ha-l taan ht'a "Wt la th.aywl, *a?A tho4 Whin * tow yarn rr t?>t ' - ha-i roaaon to ?/???'* ? orgMR waaawla hart aallaw! ton. thl. fort In tarn nr aatha to ?w awa niaryaaf In tha alata t.aAa anal ao ha , ?at haaw frfaR fa r that aiRaaaa It oaa -to# to faatir# .Rnt (bora afcowl* la# no A*tat Thraa *ar? -arwrral roaaaot in tha aawn, any i*a of wl ? -a wa? no-; to lafkn'. tha ?naa far i.aaai't rati that t .? ' i?til, th? Vrwkont Aaafrarf rrr r ma-b ta baaa t'?r -a?* trlart hat atwVr th# nrrraa a'an'a <4 tba argar* ant ag Mr l otting afvt h maalf H ?a.Hai a?'?l"r to trial v. lay that b# w*ni4 try th# 'attar ?wern*weA ? ' A ba fnotaf aa I-Ah roar mat aar* nwtfM .af rrMVlarlf a# ?? *4 thai a waa ' * gag* 4 in ivf liar aath of t| ? warl Ttw tar* ??? 'kurfnt if, .ra#R. TT?a '-i ng*>rn M ' >**<) ha' hwirfw' tb* aa-,' af J t ?wv r* M fr*a^mUni ctflfaft U

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