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- iiDaiJu Rtpnblic. TreiDendous M~g ift 1.he 'Park The bon he!IJ'ted democracy of the cJty of New York asse bfed n tl e Park on Tuesday ev•m ng laSt, to jlear the report of the r delegates to he Bait more convent on The Post says The place around the s a d w h ch had been erected fo\ th~ speakers was r;;urrountlt:d by a cro :vU long be fore the apvo n ed hour and the steps of the C lv Hall and ts balcony above were closely occup ed by a qu et throng wu tmg for the open ng of the meet ng There were men of all occupat ons nnd cond uons of I fo but all weanng a certa n a r o£ tespectab I ty and an appearance .of deep lntera~t m the object of the meetmg No man who saw hem could doubt fo.r: an nstant wh ch ll de the peop e of N e ,.. York had taken n regard to the wroceedin!tfl of the Baltnnore conventioD- Ti e Glob cvncucs w ih the Po ;t n ts. f.atcment.,. and adds The meet ng was called for five o clock, b~>tlong before that hour the space around the lnrge stand wh ch. had beea erected, the stepo of tho C1ty Hall and even the roof baleomes and wmdow~ oi that mmenso structnre were filled tu1d darkened w h an m en e mass of the ill el hgence and tme nob llt) of New York cJt) qmet but lirm awn ti g the mome 1l of org:i.!l zac on ' In the Journal of Commerce the meeting 1s descnbed !Ill ' not sun nssod m p01nt of numbern n any nee mg wh ch htt:;,; ake place fo ~o e time back wh le t1 e '1 r IJunc JUdges bat not less than ten tlwusand per~ons were present, and although there was a large )lumber <>f loafers bent upon break ng up the meeting and making a ro 11 the m~or ty of respectable men was strong enough to prevent any such catastrophe and to mmutam tQlerable order Tlie meetmg was addrc~sed b) C C CAMllREL ElfG JGmr VAN BuREN BENJAnrm F BuTLER and General N YE of MadiSon county all 1>f whqm were rece1ved w1th sl onts of applanse The nd dress was presen ed by D vm- DUDLEY. Ftm..n and tho .resolut ons hv Lucius RoBtNSON and were .. doptcd am dst a to npest or cheers The speech of JoH.N V A-llil' Bu.R.Es s sa d to have been the clearest the rllost cogent and one of tho mos~ elo quent addresses evel' I stened to b} the democra C} of tho metropolis All stood mmlms erect!~ and with breathless attention excopt durmg m tem1pt ons by deafen ng cheers till th s most g'lfted ora or had occ p ed t e stand for an hou and a half 'V e ~egret that we have no room for a few extracts We make place however for tl e cone! s on of the eloquent, and able speech of BE.: AM F BuTLER who declmed 11 seat m the cab net of Pres Jeul PoLx and s now holrl ng n. hlgb.ly m portant office nnder the general government - Aftor ullu~mg to the Ba\Umorr couvont10n ofl844j and to the democratic org[IIl zut on of th s State he sad The oonfhctml! clmms of tho two sets of delo· gates we e referred o a comm tee o nvestiga e the case and repot:t thereon How did h s com mtttoo proceed m tho ox5cnuon of Its dntws7 Ro member tha these du es w. l;} tr c ly judie at - The comm ttee m ght e regarded as a )Un bound by ml') dlC\!Ite of JllStJce and of honor, Mll &nd trul to try the rna ter n diffe ence and a true verdict to g ve or as n court., whose office t was patwnth to hear and fairly and mpartmlly to con s dar the proofs and aile gat ons of the parties and nonestly to dec de ccording to the Ia r; and the testlmonv D1d the} enter 01 this trust-d1d the:s perfo m th s lu 1- n the sp nt a d manner befit t ng the r h gh fnnct ons? No the r very first step rs an act of usurpat on and Ill JUS! ce They ove leap the p e of the r delegated pow ers-they set iht>m§elves ubove the r creator - The) ref se to hear or tG co ts dar the case the) were comm ss10ned to m t nless each of the con testmg parties w I firs pledge then selves to ab de b\ the dems ons of the convention a d to s pport ts nom nees-a plt-dge hat vas to ope a e on both pnrt e though f the case were exam ned and de Clded only ono of them CO\lld tlllie purt m till pro ceedww Wha .mo e co ttnrr o the dutv of a JUdge could be magin J an thts Bu thiS wns not &II Ttle conventlon of wh ch the comm ttee was bnt a subord nate organ the conve 1tion \self' had ex:p essl::5 efu ed b a solemn vote a: tho commencement of w seGmon, to pre cnoe \p ctgo to Its members No one of the sttl ng members had taken. :an~ snch p edge V' e the conn:::::tittee of their own heads exact u pledge 1ot requ rod or nuthomed by the convent on-a pledge never ex acted by. any national convention-a p ed(Te repu diated by V rg !J a t 183::. the caoe of the d I} nommated candidate for the VICe Pros dency-a pledge n fine -wh ch many members of tho con vent on ncf 1d ng so ne of the comm tt e re {Ji'atedh declared that no houorabl~ man could hike wtthout huiDJliat on and disgrace The true delegates-stronr:r Ill the co~ c ousne ~ of r1ght-sp\1rned the p offered test The com m ttee to the nsnlt 'II I ch has been descr bed added the Injustice of an mroed ate report n favor- of1he sp r ous de ega on-a report p rchased by thetr volu1;1lacy subm ss o to tl e yoke The con vention m effecl. reversed the repor~ of the com m ttee But a maJor ty of ts members eager to reach the foregone conclus on for wh10h the} bad assembled cut tha knot the) had ne ~her the pa tience the JUstice nor the courage to unt e The} resolved to adm1t the two contesting delegations -w-ho were JO ntly to g ;ve the votes beilonamo- to- the !State Instead of dec d ng the controversy t1 e) told the two antagom:st c delegat1qn& the) m1ght both &nter the conventiOn and though the pe:r: fectlv well Jmew thev d ffered totally-lrreconcila bl) -yet they mJg])t ttmtc m gmng the vote of the state-a dems on so absnrd that both delegat ons repud ated t not me ely as UDJUst bnt as puml wumous Ourrepresentat ves nth s emergencyaeqmtted themselves like men They dec ded not t<> stay a moment mthat house of bondage They remem bered the br ght escutcheon of New York-tho br II a t sun wh ch blazed the ExcelsiOr engra ved on t, and by no net or omisston of the rs hM 1t been sta ned or sull ed Th.us ended the convent on and now sa d 1\'Ir Butler homil es and lectures are read to them by his venernbb and respected friend and former political mo1 1tor-ho conld acknowledge him no longer- Thomas Rtlchle on the unpropnet} of ,oppos ng the Baltimore nom nat ons The:y were told u,at for the sali:e of harmony and of the com mon eause we must smother our md1~nation and come n and umte shoulder to shoulder With those hy whom we have been wronged and msul ted and help them to beat the whigs Some of tliose who thought, n. few weeks ago they co 1ld beat. the -whigs Without New York, are now ve.r.y earnest m these remona\J:allcea and exhortations Our brethren m l'liassachusetts Vermont and Kento.¢ky are ve-rv parl;ieularlv :fear\:fnl lest we the barpburn<lrs of New York $bouid 1 m our ex gm or Flonda-each of wh1ch ''~tes h11d 1~ vo1ce and ts- vote 1n the convention and m the nom ~ iions but each of wllich ) et stands n tho attitndc of a schismatic? And } et we were expected wh!lo eo manv o her states who had more or less part n the. Convenuon still st.-'\lnd out and when. o hers have set us the examples to wluch he had 11ll udod we were e>:pected to acqu esce n the domgs of the Convention and to shout hosannas to ts nomwees o t pa n of bemg shot as deserters a hung bv lJ nciJ. Jaw as rank ubolttionurts As to desortmg the democratic creed or the democrat c part so long as such a party si ould most m the country he would assure the r svtnpatl etic fr ends n the other states that the radJCal democraC:!' of Now York \ere J •l the last who ould be fo nd n th s catE\gon The) ~ ero the selves thf\ den o cratw pOJ'tv of tho greatest state m thll Umon they would retn n the r pnnc pies the r organ zation and therr cohe on aod as h~;:~ thought time sl ould •how wo tld ltin ate! rega the r power As to tl e be ng abol o sts-this w c; dlest charge of ull TJ ere had been notlu g n an of tl o r docu ne Is or proceeding$ tJf) or to countenance s 1ch u charge eso!ut ons JUst adopted nv thlS n e-eting: elec ors. now as.!:!'e nbled most emphatical fute Jt I the general sfra n a£ lh se esol hun• Ru Icr \xprc <\] hiS mo t heart concu E pee alh d1d he assent and adhere to ~lie rrso I to 1 wh ch adopts the democrat c platform of 184.0 and 1844 and he \'\\ glad the scv<:nth p o pos t on agamst political abolit orusm had bee purt cularl) spomfied To that propO!Ittion he fnlh subser bed vl en t was :first adopte l To tl nt propos ton he assented now n the VOIJ se1 ~e and .lilpm n which he asseu: cd to t n 1844 when he proposed It fust m the appropnnto comm1tteo and aftonvurds 118. tho organ of thut committee to he. conventlon I go furthe sa1d lVli Butler that p opos t on cout ns no 'l!itect refe e 11-ce to t e qnc~t10n of slaven m tho DJstrJOt of Coltn 1b1 - p obabl because diffi ences of op n u e known to exist as to the Lower of Co Hrres to abohRh sltwory m that D1stnct-bnt fox mHclf I am free to- sa:y tha I e run tho opm ons of en e......: pre•oed bj ne w he a u e ber of he cab ne s of Jacl(son and Va 1 B r~n Wl le I hav~ not a particle of doubt tl at Congres~ posses es u der the Const tution full powe o abo! sl laval} he e I have nlwaj s felt that th s d strict vna coded to the federal government bv t o slave l old ng states Vug n a and Mary lnnd \o ld I e -pol cn!Iy mexped1ent 1f 110t morally wrong m Co 1 gress to proceed to snch a ;measnre agr uust the W shes oi' tho ne ghbonng- states and eswecmJlV of the two from wh ch t was talen There are eo me pohticmns who profess to see uo d fference e ther on the score of const tut onn) power or pol neal exped ency between th s 1\ e\ tort of the ahol ton of slaver m the D str ct o£ Columb1a and that of Is prohib tion n new !err tor es n wh ch It does not no :v ex 5t B It the D str ct of Co umb a \\ an ntegral part, hoforo ts cess on to the U ruted States of two so e e gn 1dependent ~tales-two of the ongmal thirteen In the D str ct of Colm b a at the t me 0f ts ce~ s on to he U n ed S a e~ slavery e:ostedl \\\\' h the sa ct on m d under the protection of the slate !a vs t was then netnall} 1nh11b to I h) sl~veholders and vas C<'dE~d w h an exp ess e c va on the r fa vor esta:hl shing and confirm ng them as nhab t a 1ts of the coded d strJCt m all thmr nghts of proper\) In Oregon on ul o contran slavery does no no\W en and n New l\le.x.J.co and Cal forma Jt wns uhohshe I ) ears ago by tho decree of tho Mox10nll Gong oss Truly wt h hun who really can sec o d ffer ence he e t s qwte use]ess to a gue Befo e ve cun try conclnswns with such a mnn we must re J'niJu !'lew Yort&o CORRESPONDENCE. OF THE ~PUBLlC. Nxw YoRJ< ;June 7tl 1848 The radical democ~uey of New York have spo k•n The n nss meetmg n the Park last wght was tremendous No man henceforth can doubt the earnestness of the New York democraCJ- Earl n the afternoon the agitated public seemed des ous to ease tself by pnssmg n vanons a rec tions along l e ra 1 :Jog grou.nd of the true and fa.~thful No bannc?s: were hung out, no :flaunting parade of pol t cal much nen no stream ng flags tl un mea ~ of exe1teu t or f, r us\cmbl ug tl1e 1 eojlc sl o lu be n• u On! fur abo c tl e gat! er ng cro 1i'd hovore 1 a pror d and atchfnl engle w th uu\'l r~uu '' 11 gij u td buck of th1s b rd of freedom stood the figure of Ju C{'l v,; h a brok€'n balance 1 er ha d S d ~ ght.,. ha o e-mn for n of J u htr w th tl1P soU tan ~cnle from the droop ng arm had no the glo u ol 1 r. P<t engle sf 11 bee tl ero w th h ij strong tulons uud fiery CJe look ng do\ w th unmilled p ruon upon hiS noble cl am1 ons bcneatl1 On~ after another, from every quarter crowds of qu et lal;J.orers and bus ness n en ga hered n o the spac ous are~ and flo ed n 1 uge da k tides around the yot unfimshcd 7xmm And \hen tho spenl•ers cnmo the donso mass of hun an bemgs nsttnCtiV'ely opened, and here appeared upon he rost1 um the Pres1drnt 1 M \Ill! SrE!'Ict:u 1 tho Hon ::\Ie-Sl rs. C M:BF. L.\T E a Brrr \'ZR F E ...I VA B'l:\ nEN and others \'ho n no fear of officmlloss nor • paltr) thteals or Ira lorous mcu could res!Ja n from adh.r ng to he regular and true democruc,. nnd ~xpr~osmg tl c r 11d1g atwn at 1ts treatm~nt The speech of Mr C,u BRELENG added to the tbo sand patriotic efforts of th s aged and h therto rot nng statesman another proof of tl e true pat r ot sm and u \Waver ng devot on o free(!om \\ h ch \lave endeared h1m to all who know h m and ren dered llnstnons a long I fe ardent!) spent JU the serv co of the people H s v nd cat on of the proud ach evoment of New York statesmansl p n separating bank and state m sp te of the oppo S hor oF momed CllllR~rvatlsm recai!Jng Ill If d d h s o'\m. tireless struggles 1n the Cougress of the U uon served 1o fix m every hearer a nght esl! mate of the candor and strength of m ud w I ose effort~ 111 beh11lf of great democrv.tJc measures !lave won for h1m tho reputation of a masterly de bato~ It s not stro.nge tl at such a man shou d be fo nd stand ng on t1 c den ocrat c platform tl ongh Mr CAss haserectedanotherforth~>hunk e:rs., bv plodg1ng blS oppo tion to aye his. VETO on freedo n, n the !err tor es Mr C,;.• BRKLENG hen read he fo.Jlowmg report of tl e delegates of tho New Yo1k democrac) [We are reluctantly compelled to emlllhe reporl s gned by Messrs CAlllllRELENG HA Vl''1J'IEYER lVhcr u, KlNNEDY 1 1111d TJJD]N] Therenpon Mr FIELD whom vo 1r reade s w 11 emember as be ng at Syracuse read Ill. add e.!5s J'rtta Illiael•. The followmg letter from a pro nment demo crat of ni no s: who was \ Pres dential electonn 1B44 and JS now holding an elective office :vas addressed to a leading democr::tt of tht.S c t' who bas kind!~ permJtted us to pub!Jsh 1t lt sho\ s that the determmation to resL•t tl e further ext ens Dn of t;lavery lS not confined to N e York and that the democrac) here are not alone 11 re J8Cttng the venal nom nee of tne Ba1 more I have been look ng w th a good deal of t on,_ and thE\ ncllon of the .radical N e York. Northern lllinms IS n:nan ruon ly m favor of tl f' \~ l not Prov so and we S\\-mpatruse 11 arm!} w th the' tr te den ocrae) of ::\e York on this que t on \-V e aro reJo ced tl at v011 are gomg ton u ntu 1 the conststenc) of) o r pos t10 ¥ o 1 have a groat noble and popular p nc plo to con end for and mth boldness and consistent uc t on mru t ooner or ]ater tr wuph There- are thousands ofvo ers nthe a d :vho ntP Pn.g T for an OtJ1 ortuu } to e tl e r opt on 1 t 01 pos t on to slaury extensw t at the polls \'Von! I t not be weU to call aNa unul Democrauc Mass Convent on at Buffalo at a 1 early da) i! 1d llOmmute a candtdate for the Pres dency who w H rep esent our v ews? and tl en present an e]e('toral ticket n every free state H Gon D1x or an) other democrat who ts With us on th s quest on 1 as thus nommated I do not be co Id carry the eiE\c 01\al vote of I d a n<1 Illinois or WJsconmn You can scmcely con c ve the en hu asm o the nne J!l s f the W 1 o ot Prov so It has ect cd \-V E vuRTH s re nom nat on We look to New York to take he lend and are read) and mpat ent to follo I am told the lead ng democratic papor at So 1tl port re fuses to support CAss The Cl cago Democrat as yet has not announced ts poSJUon Call a N a tiona! DemocraUc MaEs Convention at B ffalo he 4th of J ul) next, and Jet us adopt the 1 1nc pie of tho Hcrk mer Convention and thro :v our ban ner to the breez€1 and we shaH hn.ve a cause and a pr lC ple wb ch w ll call energ es of the ntcllect, and the purest sentiments a 1d patnotic enthus asm of the masses 1 I should be glad to hear fro 1 ) ou and co fer w th ::-,; ou on this matter There n.rG thousands of democrats mlllmol.!l who sa~ to 1 ou of New York Go ahead \on are r ght do not falte A GooD ONE -In Ius speech nt tl e ~rreal meet lnll' m tl e 1 ruk at Ne v Yo k. JoHN VA~ Bu tEJ< made tiJ.e follow ng good h t Tho 6penkor then nllndod to tho Album dolega whose fi 'Bt rna t \\ ,Edw n Croswell and whose last Ben Jam n Brandreth Of such a bod It was Jit that the head should be au ru:sass n and the ta1l a quack (Laughter ) He we 1t on to sa) tha some :w-entv g.entlemen. of Ta.m.m.:tnv Hal had endorsed the notnu atio 1 of the co lVOnt o but eandor compelled hun lo say thn.l1f the r en dorsemen of a candida e were no better an l e r endorseme t of a prom ssory note they would do little townrds UICtB!Illllll! tho emulation of LewJs Cass (Laugh or and appla se ) W ASHlNG-ToNELECTION -The first 0 ec On for cover the understand ng he has los o :siUpply tl e helpless defictenCles of nature The a. e s a. ph's cal mposs b l ty and expel ence h~s show that thoso who ndopt oxtrsnw llJllllfong oll. thl;;snb closmg wllh the followmg Bontuneut • murumpnl officers of tho mtv of Wushmgton un JeC a e a most equally un mp ovable In th s time of pol cal regenera on over all der he new charter granted b Congress ww:;; held W I the sa\ s r ghts men-the nullifiers of the wo ld when o d oppress on s fall ng o he 0)1 Monday WJI LIAM W SE<TON was e ijjec South Curo tnlHlmto Ill schoohn[ tho I llnmburn ~rro 1 ld and ma 1 In over~ whore struggl ll/l_ to ted Mayor rece v g 1 628 votes to 425 for Col ers of New York .IH B hough not- L he ema c nate hilnse f and to em.anc pa e h s fellow Baltimore Conventio New Yak e.atttled to mau stalou dearland theoldes oflivng epub PETER FORCE and 814 for JoH BoYLE The thnt) Bta, wus not alfowcd ono voto but n go no• heY the mndolllf ill! tho Jast ..... ghall gho stnnd fill snoees8ful onnd!dtlte for tho offices of Rol!'tQtar rat commander-a a commander general a he the champJ,on and tl e rmss onary of sla e~ 1 Lt> -f om South Caruli a, was read lv ~rn:m ed nw..e yo ll' vo ce fe11ow c t zens now and ) our votes roB ~D GS albOit h1s ow u slate regurus h s agency m November g ve, our answer-an answer that n he matter a gross ass mpt on of u delegated the pa ero r sts and p omoters of slavery at the po • er and t1 erefo e refuses to recogn e t. So 1 h wtll remember I at t1 e panderers to slave!J It is on th s very g1 ound that we repud ate the among vourselves shall not forget that w ll sl ow no a on N e Yo k was not reprosented n that \h ]e we ab de b) the comp om ses of the tl e eceJ t nom nat g convent o 1- o bodv of men canst tut on we w ll go no farther that we Y II n con no !-the} I ave no r gl t to e pee• from ns make no com prom se th consc ence nor re obed ence o the r behcs s Tl s vas he p c nounce our obi gations to our race and to ou p e thut Jell to the revolu ana y war w th G1 eat God J3r tan The A mer can colon es we e not reprc The resolnt 0115 wh ch were tl en adopted are sented n Parl ament ru d the Pa 1 ame t clrumed the.ngnt to b nd them n a 1 cases :vhatsoevc No varm and tru hful worthy of frecme aud con ref resentatiO)l no tax at o bcca e the watch st t 1te a monument of which the New Yo k De word of L bert) -and l.8 I::!.H. cl b) the mas e m nd of that liOn age that es stance to yranny IS obodtonco to God Ilo would sa} to VH!!IDin tl at we we e ;yet t uc to the rcvolut onary pr n c p es of 7G and i£: as the support rs of he B~IUmoro nom II l\110115 ftRRCrt 1 WO llt\n tl\)IOll fOVQ I t o ary g10und n rep d at ng tb.ose nom nat ons s not on position den cal W'l.th ha. •f oru.r Revo llt!OilUrv futh~rB In rei t on to th s and the othe great quest on of p- antino- o p oh b ting s a. ery n fee never d d two g~euter q cstwns occur ~mce wo wore a ftM poople One was a qllestion of epresentation, on wh c bung ul o :u ms u ons and on the other q 1est o hangs tho g'leat p nc pie of Amerwan Republ can sm-a p 1c pie wh ch s now ra In g the natious of Ge \IDamy I a:Jv France aJ d I eland to the a,;se ton am! v d ca to of tho 1 l gl ts A d sl all ve wl o fir t h g p ha banner-s all we go w th tho teem ng m 1l ou ti om our own and o her lanck: o the shores of the Pac fie VV t f c dom s so bene b ou fee And fee o s h e \a n o e s o~ shall ve abandon a pone pie wl ch hns alread do 10 so much to emanc pa e tl e \\ orld? If we a d n cstabl sh ng and eletend ng: •lavelJ llOW we W ll prove Tf~Creant tO 0 TiiC'lVCS and to QUr poster t) we vdl br g do :vn npon our heads tho e ee a ons of e-wer f end of f eedom th o ghout tho world Wo 11 ere tl e first natiOn to abohsh the slave trade we e~tabl shed nt Liber a a free re public of blacks and shall we by our conduct :now fal fy our pnnc pies beio e the wp Id and make ot rselves accessory to the greatest cnme wh ch o gnn -z.E>d oc e y ca <:omm t- he cnme of plac ng slavery With all ts evlls--moral soc a! and poht cal upon a so I not } et pollltecl by lis touch? mocracy w 11 hcraf er be proud At th s stase of tho proceed ngs J; w sh I co d convey to :5our readers any dea of the spe-c aclC\ p esented c. this grea. heart of Ne-w- Yo k Ten thousand human bomgs gathered 111 ono unbro ken mass s: :vaved to ancl fro by one pe vad ng f~el ng 1 Bttflmg every ho~tlle Cllprc~~Ion m the bosom of a nught} deep all muting none nteuse des e to ec nnd hear the ) o ng champ on on whose devoted he!ld the foes of freedom here and elsewbe e are pounng even- v n.l of her wra h The scene beggars descr ptlop and prese 1t$ to he CJ e of every trt c patriot a tl eme of unboun dod co gratula on I ell 'on there s no m sta k g tl e fact that h s words find a spontru eons eel o n ever:) candid heart. Those who manage he conservative matter feel n 1d know all this too Hence the r desperate attempt$ to tdet tdy he ad culs Wlth factio 1 and d sorgan zation - Hence ihe r decephon and volent denunmatton He Jco the repeated offo ts of the r se v le and reckless tooTs to mterrupt th s meeting assembled fot tl e reception of the report of our delegates to llaltimore llut long and loud were the calls and when he rose L ke some taU cl ff tha f1.8 ts nol:l e. fo m Swells from tl e vale and 11 d vay I 1ccts tl c storm -thee cheers and -shouts of the multitude were deaf cenmg And t IS no exaggerat on to say that ere the young bnrnburner planting htmself upon th() W th such pr nc pies to ba le £or lVf:r Butler corner stone of freedom and fl arle~I) dena nc cared not for all tho newspaper shots that could mg the base and treacherous attempts to d sfrnn be fired at h m from W a.•h ngton or elsewl ere- ch se the state llad half fin shed h 8 appeal oven and he wo md np w th saymg that had Mr DJX Martrn Van Bure or 1 f thoJ conld have called open enm•ty nnd deep settled pre;nd cc bowed n h m from lus gravo even the lamented S las Sllent and w•lling acknowledgement to the power Wr ght been the. cand date of the Bait more of geruus battl ng agamst reckless opponents n convenuon nstead of Le :v: s Cas8 none of them the holy cause of freedom should rece ve the votes of a people who were con tempt ously excluded from a vo c ~ m nGJJn a!mJ< To mere party pol t c ans I know th1s language him and that unit! the democracy of New York :appears b 1t empty and unmeanmg The hour 18 m convention at Utica had proclrumed !herr can fa.st approaching when they will feel and under didates he for one sbould hold lumself 1 reserve But m any contmgenc' the meetmg rrught b& stand that 1t 1s full of me11mng sure that he never would forget h s dug nor be c ples of the lamented WmGHT those who had Indifferent to tho onor of the state wh ch pve learned that m his great heart .there was no guile him buth and that he leaned hJS nght ann upon the Hereu NoDJ.tua.tion o:f Gcn Taylor. lean strength of JoHN V .Lllf BUREN With fond Tho t 1 h th ti f reliance< have felt 1t both 1n the hour of trinmph e egrap announces o 110mma on o G T b th hi ti t \'- and of sorrow Democrats old and young who eD. AYLOR v e w g conven on .I..LCS morn mg Mr FILLMORE of thiS Clty has been nonn have been dece1ved by com;ervatrve trickery are nated for Vtce P.resident T.he whigs sa) and every day becommg w1ser and WJser Would Collector and Surveyor are MeSSI\S COilM CK ANDRE V ROTHW hLLp and CoYLE [J The trnstoe~ under the assignment of the Bank of the Un ted States of Juno 7 1841 wh ch was made m or ler to seoure the pnyment of the dema d notes depos ts and cer a 1 of he post no es of that nstitut on g ve notice that t s tneir Intent on to make a 1d declare a d v1dend of t! e mone s rru.sed a d co Bee ed b) th~m f om the assets ass gned and nv te ail clrumanta to come forward and prove tl e r debts before tl e Ist da} of August ne.xt 'I'hi.-r~ !\..ssciDbiy Di.s\tr.act 'I he ilemocr.atic -repub can e ecto s of be thi d Assem bly D str ct are requested to send three de egates from each town to ad c conven on o be e d a the house of !sue Bus n 11 e town of AURORA on ~aturdaJ t1 e 1 th dny of J ne ns -ant,. fo the pu pO$C of chaos ng one delegate to repre8ent tlle epub can e ecto.rs of sa d d s tr ct,. n the sate con ent on to be lle1d at U\11CA Ol)the 22Hd o( June nstant and one de egate to ep csen silld dJSU ct 111 t1 c &f.ate C()Uvent on to e 1 eld at l TICA on the l3t oflScptcn ber next Dateif June etb TP.fil GEORGE n BAKER E H EWELL JE68E WEill OOTT ALPHEUS PRINCE Democ at c D s ct Co nu te Fonrlb A.111JeJD,bly DJ8trlct The democrat republ can e ec ors of!' tbe Fourth As se nb y D s r ct are eqHe.stt.>d to Bend ~hree de egates ti om each town to ~ D •met Con ention to be held at the house of lt&UBE!f RocJ<wooD EDEN CORNERS on Saturday the 17th day or .Tune nsta t, nt 1 o eloek P 1\f fo be purpo1e of eboos ns one de e1ate to repre~<~nt the <le noc racy of za d d !tl' ct n tl e etnte eon.venlton to be held at UTICA on the oqnd of June n tant.. .and one delegate to reprcl!ent •rull d str ct m !Ire state convent on to be hel~ nt UTICA on the 13th September next Dated June Stl Cun::~.rd L ne Sa s fl.om L verpoo1 Week y • L dlb fi 60G Cheese we are .hal£ mclined to believe them that Gener.ll that the yeoma.nrv of\ our whole state from everr Gm like Capt ScoTT's coon mn) as well \come lst8 WHITING CASH G.F-OR.GE BlGE....,.OW j\f,s'!'ER 'rliAOYI AMOg HILI 1\l LW:\.UKm :June -The eee: pts of whea ao-ili y a e pretty a ge bn ha dJj eq to yes erday s \Tl16re • cJtement, hurn up not them, nor the Baillmo)\ll nom.mees but on:c own hams How lo~!g Mr B would respectfully ask. s t smce the democracy of these states have had the pleasure of glVln the votes of thetr states to a demooratie candida~ fGr 1be- Premdency7 And bow soon do they ex pect to be m a condit on to do 1t? down me!ldllW, lilke and Villi\'~, tbut eve11 11rlt~&ll from h s bench odorge could have been present here -and have seen for the-mseJvtiB that which: tb:.ey Dewoera.ti((.D!Str etCotBmittee 110re An atl01 I 1 the mar~et and prices opened 11 • morl' ng at 8-le-but at tl t bour fllnB7e I• pa d rbere • -not as much F ou cow. ng n ;u f.o \.wo:o t1rrPe day>J pal!' It bas o d a 84 25a4 3i 1i om W3¥0D! and -at rtP{II a 84 511a~ 112 Oats are wort 44a46c and e en a. h gl ne OOe bu been pa d tbl• n10rmng l'otatoe• 3 ! lialt tllllal Vrrg n1a democrats are also very ILilXlGUs on thiS po nt; but Mr Butler asked h m to remember that \'ben V ngm a bolted from the man who killed TeeUllll!eh, 1111d voted for 1omebody down m Alabama she exereJSed a nght which the New York democrac'l\ are IIDprovmg upon now TenJlellli6tl honored a:o tile abode hgnon:d ~ now the pn of the greatellt, next to Thorn .. J e:&rllo:n.,. of the democratic pres dents she also umtee-.JD 'these rebukes.. of the Herald, Sa}'IS may or ma;y not be tme l>nt at tha,.,k of mcnr nu~rthe d sp!easure of Fath~r RlTGHtE I wm re peat the n1mor, thQt Col BJ:~\tON thmks of r01ng upon a. pilgrunage to Kinderhook-what for rt lS not for me to mt mate There appe\\\ to be som11 doubt whether Mr PoLX Will bring the gov ernment patronage to a d m the eleclion of Mr C.A:SS Noua Z\WTDJU\ may othorw se hellr of through venal and cormpt agents who make. t therr hnsm688 to deceJve. You :will of cour~e giVe them Ill your .. 118 and fatth ful columns snch accounts all can be relied on of this latest rally m the e&IDIB of fre.dom Let the democrats of the welrt fully llJldellltand, not only where regnlanty 1S to be fonna. but ..U.O truth a:>.d )u.et ce I am glad that 86Yeral months mter,.,ne before tiJ.e eleCUon, The ltone~ ~~ond l!Aongblfl!l RAILRO!llS.- The railroads completed n the wtll have time to learn where lll th6 ~ght an.i United States and m use extend to 5 :SO mile., :w-hen that. lB- -do~ I. £ear .JJOt the :re.a.h.. at • tim wn llf fl22,o25,938 All lb11 hu /EffliR!ON O:SHEALTH INSURANCE -New England Heallh lmurance Company of Norw1ch Conn Cap tal ---000 Joel W W hlle. David Smith .Iohn C Do Jand Wa .ren Lnzel llufu L Fann nr PlllJCTO)UI W Jl aut M Converoe Sanford B Meech Gile•M !!:a on CbarJes\Tho.rber 37 -.Dtrily WuCL»U:t.,. CHICAGO June S -The rece pis of wbeat on Salur day by wag<:m• an~ Ca n d d not vary o 1ch from i!OOO])u Pr c.es rerna n aa herctofo e.,.-Wcents bcina:abouttbe :ruli.Dg pr ce fp p Ill! A &m o fJ on 1!1 o -e l\VOla ~.ai,SK, Corn 1!1 wo tb 30c Oats~ Jottr T!IJ! CROPs -1 he cropa 1 creall®t look vgry nne nnd every h ng gtves tO tll\C farmer'\ gb pro 11e of\ an abun dant ha vest- The c ops of rye wercne,-u;more :f\onw.ard and the wbea -tie dB ::!ko ook \'II'VeiL The .F&UJ.I!F .B..nG -warm wcnthtr havncaui!Cd llle groeiJ>o stan ~p wPI1tlerMlJ' \\~ a1 tllllll a fill!l gra~ ntco ty tnere w I doUI det~~ be 1111 abon.Jan y eJd..-.SxllUi.a Co.nty JF/t.ig J:JUU. 24.. CONNEAUT .June 8 -Wheat.. bu.u l.OOc cozn 31 -v-e Bnt doet sbe tbm(lf,e have forgouentbattlie WM th ,m.t state thld. app;laled fro~~\ Con!ITesononal e ~ lD 1bia ~of .sele~ ea:ndidatee :f'or. fuMidtnt and v 1 ee l're~~dent. Andrew Jaclmon been e:tll!cted ID I!Bventeen ye- A\hout •I5 G c~---T-h~ .. ~~-~ .. __ I 000 000 ;p ~ OU.rY - 0 Q.UI-1-Uc.. CO.DUD.l....._ 01: p<>r ZUllU!Dl 1m> now \\P\n4ed Ill !'lllll'~ tJu, lit AlilembJy Jlii!Jjet oC tbia ~11tY }lavo CJJI bur.kwlleal ilTI~i ~arlq ~ l!ean• 7 ~~ Q;~!O ~ lin ,;eed SU!He do>er .eed f4a4-lill timothy oee4;J,~ tfou •IS bu e Oe .chee.e 5R!Jc lard 8e tpplea dr ed OOc green 3Sn~ .Rt:p9Her. _.er nominated bv a I,V alional or by a Bal construQUou ' ed a eonventioa. te be held oa. the llltlt in.t. at th~ EA.ac:E T;.a........._'lf m Batavta, for tho PiU!J\'C'W o{ ••ulnlg a cklegalt lo the Utkt COIIY~JIN9!Jt lo was eQDTeD.fiOl\ au.cf therefore t but ill becom.e• In\' We aTe ~ under ol..l~-...:-- to tunore If we see :fit to demur at ~~.....,. OUl!' .at' that '\:te w l~lll'll; w 1 n thOile l'llpl*h~ tenlin friendt, hiOilii'Jl LIVII'GSTOII and F .tli!OG c&tl~t·~~ co~ .... ~ceafromA:Iabouna. Geor for Cmcmnati p-rs m advanco ot\the \'aaL ' come -.--,op ~ &·- PORT OF BUFFALO 147 brio! ItT DRAFTS ON THE ROYAL DANK OF JRE AND n 511Ums o su and money em ted to be o d co n y for Em gmnt$ on n y rc,ponn/ril ty N n 1J urentmo ey Con » s of Exehange and D aft.son 'lo onto A bany and New York .ke bough and so d on £a o ab c erms: ROBERT CODD Canada llank4gcncy lll'l Man 11
