Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-31

singular Meeting at Tammany Hail.

last night in Tammany Hall, that we ever Sd" uia""
together in that place for the last fifteen years 'a' W
have lauohed At the folly of the people. In numbers
n rn.nm;,v of sentment-in COOL calm determlna-
,on Of nuroose-n intelligence and in property, sur
aasscd any thing of the like kind that ever tenated
those walls
TIL. meeting was called for half past seven 0 clock,
hnt long before that time had arrived the large room
was filed-the corridors crammed to the street. 10
prsbably numbered third more at the least calcu-
Lation as compared 1oitk the recent meeting at Ma
sonic Hall, over which Philip Hone presided, as he
would preside over dandy dinner table at the Astor
House.
This is the first meeting that has taken place since
fhe union between the different parts OF the Tammany
Hall and locofoco parties. The embrace appeared TO
be as warm and cordial as the first embraces on the
wedding evening, about the sacred hour OF twelve,
when the brides maids have gone 10 1irt with the
grooms and left the happy couple TO themselves. II
was warm endearing- cordlal--intense-indl
BILE. Oh! God Of Heaven! how beautiful is true love
in matrmony or in politics! How cold and callous
was the meeting Of Masonic Hall as compared with
this What humbug in the positive comparative
and superave degree appeared Philip Hone, TO David
Banks, who was the chairman OF ths Tammany Hall
meeting.
Who the secretaries were we did not hear. Who
the devil caresl Young Morrill,, with the beau
tfu black whskers, read the address, which was re-
ceved with raptuross applause. The names noml-
mated for Senator, members Of Assembly, and county
officers were then taken separately and each carried
tDilout sin gle poice Of disapprcbaon-a thing un-
precedented in Tammany Hail.
After these were gone through WITH several speech
es were made Our old friend Cambreleng was very
happy Fellew citizens" said he, when the
Ship of State was her beam ends, when the
breakers roared in our ears, when all was gloom a.
head, when the mountain wave threatened us with
destruction, when mutneers were aboard when hope
herself had almost fled from every mans boz
som, the voice Of our bold, daring and skilfn
pilot was heard in thunders amid the tempest
He shrunk not, but steadily and boldly put the helm
up and the ship of state came into the winds eye,
riding upon the angry bllow with triumph and
safety"
"He warnt a Jersey pilotr' cried bystander in
the great crowd
'sThree cheersp exclaimed every one
clip, hip, hurra! hip, hip, hurra hip, hip, hurra"
On the whole, we do not think that we ever saw
such strsng, unanimous, steady, substantial meet
ing at Tammany Hall as there was last night. We
saw no bubble speculators-no bankrupts-no mise
would persuade the public that the world is their sys
tenn which they with sword would open. 1t was in
tegent spirited, unanimous
We are not sure but we believe that up TO sun
down on wednesday of next week. we shall go dead
against the rotten, bankrupt, bubble, dsgracefu RI
dcuous, weak specializing penny corrupt Wall street
ticket put forth by Philip Hone al Masonic Hail.
BE il over dinner-or glass of wine-or vent
oht tako tne nd NJ Mr.
Hone but in respect TO intelligence, sagaci,y public
spirit and general knowledge do not consider his
opinion worth "a DAMN" as the erudite Chcvalier
King and his literary associates would say in their
classical language
We have now seen both parties come into thi field.
We know something of these matters from an expe-
renee of twenty years, aad say it. deliberately and
positively that there is no more chance for the Ma
sonic Hall corrupt ticket to be elected than there to
take Trinity church on a whecbarrow and roll il up
Broadway like large pumpkin. The thing is impos-
sble Tammany Hail. by this move, will succeed by
5000 majority at least. Huira Down with the
Hoxie clique.
Young John Van Buren,, Prince Longsaanks, as
L call him, entered Tammany Hall at thirty-fv
minutes past eight o'clock He better take care how
he makes his appearance without my permit am
cock OF the walk there for ten days Not even old
Van is so popular.
BRrTIsH BANKIsG.-By the Toronto, from Lem
don we have received several numbers OF a very va
liable financial Journal called "The Economist and
Joint Stock Brokers Journal with the editors com
pmens" in the direction which we take to be- quiva
lent TO a request thus, please exchange" We shall
do so with great pleasure. This Journal contains
much information on banks, stocks and financial at
fairs of Europe generally In doctrine il advocates
the JOINT stock bank system and is opposed in prin
cipe to the bank Of England We shall derive much
Information from its valuable statistics, statements,
Vi Tvs and reasonngs.
AssAutr.-Y esterday morning a magistrate OF
Brooklyn was applied to- under the following crcum-
stances, by Dir. Phillips =
Mr.. Phillips son was the habit Of going 10 ST.
Anne's Church Sunday School in that city, and on
Sunday last came home with his face cut, swollen
and bleeding.
The boy stated TO him that It. Pcet had punished
him. That he had offended him by taking some other
boys place. and that Mr.. Peet in consequence dcain
ed him until after the other boys had gone, when he
beat him with ruler on the head. He then locked
him up during divine service, and only released him
when was over. The father stated that If the blow
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