Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-08

From our yesterday mornings second edition
second Day-Intc lligcncc Direct.


and ,rse they did not hurry yesterday to the combat
as if success depended on their rallyng. Ihey had
three days before them. They their bread by
the sweat of their brow, by the brawny arm uphiteu
in defence of their children and parents ana hence
the coel careful deliberate and freeman like conduct
Of these men, Today, they have thrown aside their
aprons, their caps, their implements OF industry and
the devote an hour or two the sacred cause OF free
dom-freedom of thought, of action, OF mind, OF
boav of The press and above ALL the freedom of the
I.eo;sature from the cunning of corrupt bank and
Wall street clques. Make way there, ye advocates
of mental and physical slavery, make way, for here
come the industrious, peaceabe and stannch Liberals
They are known. Their names proclaimed from the
TOP of the Astor House are known to every ccuzen.
Your useless challenges they cast to the dogs LOOK
at them. Aye you know them well. They have
come to wrest power from your unsanctihed hands
and confde il to others who will use it for the public
good.
The sight is indeed cheering. What is 1T Not
contest between two men of equal merits. Oh, no.
IL is contest between doctrines two systems OF
measures one of which you have been living and
suffering under for the past dozen years The other
is emancipation from this destructive and industry re-
straning system, emancipation from bank DONNA
non from tyrannical Usurers, from newspaper mo-
nopolies from all money shavers, nnpnnciped Jew
Brokers' hosts of Bank and Rail Road Spectators,
from the corrupt Albany Regency, and from hateful
manworshp. The result. Who can doubtit! To-
morrow evening will tell the tale.
TELEGRArHIc DEsPATcH, No. L-9h. Sum-
SepsnA Wards o'clock-200 votes polied. The
wings having expended their forces yesterday, the
Liberal ticket is now polling three TO one Both par
ties fight shy. No betting
Tenth Ward-At the opening of the polls there
were about forty voters presented themselves n:ne-
tenths of whom went the Liberal ticket. This ward
will without doubt, give their favorltes Willis Storms
and Samm 600 majority. Poll-l2l.
Thirteenth Ward-l29 votes poled at clock
The Liberal ticket polls nearly TWO to one. They
are determined to give 300 majority for Storms.
EgepenM Ward.-The Liberals on the field, de-
iermined to give 700 majority for their ticket.
Seventeenth Ward.-The Liberals are pitching
their tents, displaying banners, &C., and appear de-
termined to fight strong today.
TELEGRAPHIc DESPATCH No. 2-9h. 45m.
LIST Ward-Po opened at nine o'clocl-the chiefs
of the faction there upon the ground-and the cap
ialns commissioned to march up all the clerks who
had not yet made their appearance. Also TO take es-
peca care to read their tickets and to see that they
had no secret ammunition in order that there might
be no mistake.
I'd Ward.-Poll opened at nine. The Liberals
lively and facetious. There are a good many Sam
vellers here. 1t is the head quarters Of wit. The
Liberals have it, Let them think less of this but
pay more attention 10 the tickets. Some shameful
attempts have been made here to change the tickets
of the unsuspecting by telling them that they have
the wrong.
Look out
Poll this day to quarter to ten, 64-total
Third Ward-Clerks 10 the feld-your Captains
have promised you-you must march,
Poll this day to quarter of ten, 9l-total
Fourth Ward.-Lberas mastering thckly-the
face Of affairs changed-the look as If they
had been shaved with ha;chet-sharp-nh right
they will soon be fiat.
Poll this day to quarter of ten, 22O-total
.SirM Ward-votes poiled &C. at Oh. 20m.
TELEoRAPHIc DEsPATcH, No. 3.-9h. Bonn.
Eighth Wharf.-The campaign commenced TINS
morning at 81 o'ck, when the begsrens renewed the
contest though with less vgor the part of the Usu-
rers who seemed undsposed to come again into con-
tact with the Liberals SO soon after the fog
ging given them yesterday. The silk-stockng corps
were particularly shy seemingly afraid, as the wind
was blowing high lest their curls should be disorder
ed The number pocd at nine o'clock was 2O5-
two-thirds of which were Liberals.
TELEonApHrc DESPATCH, No. 40 h. 30 IN.
IpeitM Ward-The sound fdstant cannon was
heard in this Ward by day break. The Usmers have
been moving heaven and earth bring up their forces;
and having called in the aid Of the Devil and whole
legion OF Beelzebubenians they rassed devil Of a
wind and devil Of dust, soon after sunrise.
large quantity of laborers and Penentiary jail birds
from Blackwells Island, were seen moving over the
hills in the upper part Of the city,
A big brass bomb under the direction Of Major
Matsell, OF he Liberal corps du reserre, let fly a
furious volley of rocks and rubbish gathered out of
the Aims. house reporO at them, and they all fell
dead on the field, being "left to tell the tale.
We left Jacob Acker the field, cutting up the dead
carcasses, and Joe Hoxe preaching a sermon over
their mangled remains the Nervousness of all sorts
Of murder and bloodshed, except that done by
Ratchet. The devil whiskng his tail with agitated
delight every and then tickling Joe with the tip
of il under the left earheIping HIM cut with his no.
my on murder and ~orality, and recommending
that an express be despatched insanter to Sing Sing
10 bring down from the jail there, enough vagabonds
10 ensure the Usurers majority. II the wind does
not blow too hard they arc to be brought down.
Sirtcenm Ward.-Tremendous fighting, firing, and