Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-02
From cur Evening Edition Of yesteraayJ
Another Great Locofoeo Meeting.

From cur Evening Edition Of yesteraayj
Another Great Locofoeo Meeting.
The locofocos met last evenings and appointed
John Delamontayne chairman, and A. y stephens
and Chas. H. Dougherty, Secretaries.
Dr. Hasbrouck, from the committee appointed to
ASCERTAIN the sentiments Of the locooco candidates
not nominated at Tammany Hall, in regard to the
recommendations contained in the report of the con-
ference committee reported that they had addressed
circular to the candidates, and that but one othem,
Job Haskell had replied to the same.
Jobs letter was then read. He considered the
c;rcular sent him tantamount to order to resign
and make room for a Tammany mamie went over
the whole catalogue ofpersecutons he had endured
for being honest and concluded by saying he would
not withdraw from the nomination. (Hisses)
A small body of the ramp ocofocos and a deiach-
ment of their allies he Hoxe cque) here attempted
TO raise disturbance but they found the meet
ING were no, disposed submit to the doctrine free
discussion as adop ted by the rumps Monday night;
for our old friend Day, finding they would not regard
the calls of order from the chair seized their leader "a
drunken varlet whom they called Doctor') by the
collar, and after giving him friendly shake by way
of sample politely informed him and his party that
If thew did not behave themselves he would throw
them alldown stairs. Knowing Tom to be a man Of
his word they quietly submitted TO resign the right
of free discussion and permit BUSINESS to proceed.
After some discussion between Messrs. Fenwick
Hasbrouck and Fox, Col Ming mounted the rosrum.
He hoped the meeting would Immediately adopt the
ticket as nominated at Tammany Hall.
"You've sold yourselfto Tammany-don't belong
here-vioated constitution" &C., from the Rumps.
The Col. said he was preparedto meettaose charges
nt an time and wished others to do the same The
persons who met here last night have violated the
constitution, and acted in bad faith by calling
Gus TO oppose the majority of the party and denying
members the right Of speaking when they wished to
do 60 ICheers ndhisses. The Equal Rights party
was not formed TO send Job Haskell to the Legisla
ture-ba to bring the democracy back 10 first Prln-
cples [Cheers. They have turned out the aristo-
Gratis from Tammany Hall, and nominated an ant-
monopoly ticket. [Cheers.l He would state fact
that spoke volumes. He did not know man OPP
posed to the union who ted the Van Buren, electoral
ticket.
Mr.. Leverich one OF the ofiosrs Of the Rump meet
ing rose to speak.
Day.-I wish to state to the meeting that the per-
SON now about to speak would not suffer me to speak
here last nights but hope you will Listen attentively
to him.
Lev-Thats not true, wanted the meeting to
hear Mr. Day and every other man.
show is that Day?"
Day.-Its false, and can prove it by persons
here.
Lev.-This party was formed 10 oppose the mea-
sures of the State administration Tammany Hall
has supported them-Col Ming has gone to Tam
many and we have no Recording Secretary. Here
the groans were SO deep that Mr.. L. got frightened
and left the stand.
Day. ca me out from Tammany Hall, and never
went back till was sent there by this party on
conference committee. then found the men who
now have the ascendency there, were Of the same
principles as ourselves, and were willing, necessa-
~ to require their candidates to give their solemn
oaths they would adhere TO them. came here last
night to speak, and the Chairman, Morgan L. Smith,
who opposed the administration and was in favor of
the u s. Bank, threatened to send me to the watch
house-[ha! ha! ha j and was backed by the whole
whig committee of the 10Th Ward who adjourned and
came round here, and bya posse Of wings from the
Seventeenth, headed by their sheriff, Jecob Acker
Iho-ho n they prevented every man opposed to
them from speaking, and even attempted to put Dr.
Hasbrouck down. [shame j
Col Ming read the following letter.
New YoRK, Oct 80.
Ts fessnxsr Mi~s. yr., Secy efs Egsai kis1s Party
~ Is their candidate for the Office Of sheriff was inaosnced
y my desire aid hat party in their endeavo 70 sustain the
principles carry which the object OF their organ
n.
sa0e opeuly magnaniuousy declared opinions which
accord with the views OF the Equal Rights Party -
democratic party In this city and state having concur
red political doctrines advanced and advocated IN the
said message and approved the there
In objects OF the Equal Rights rsry has bees fully and
cause or grounds Of former differences divisions
the great body OF The democratic party In this city and state
besg happily done nothing remains TO be done to
sustain prncples and but one
united Simultaneous effort conquer the last and only
envy rights which In the political arena end
which rsains formidable and In active operation 70
sabish perpetuae uson Of bank and state-chureh
and state, and other privileged orders
With these views and not wishing name To be used IN
any which tend to defeat the object for which
candidate The Office sheriff the ensuing election fer
county officers
viii embrace present opportunity. through Re-
cordng Of the party tender sincere thans to
who honored with their Kind consideration,
manifested by nominating for 80 important an Office
Perbaps ought conclude this communication without
reu,asking nomination Of Mr. Henry Storms ~ the
candidate for the Office OF Sheriff. meets cordial
approbaon shall support him at the ensuiHg election with
whatever influence and trust be receive the us
Of the democracy OF the city and county OF New
xorA. Ian rs;dg soRayEy ' % 'MArsELL
"Three cheers for Ms,sell," and they made the
"welkin ring again"
Down with Ackcv and Hoxieu