Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-16


lived, been lawyers.
Order-quesiion-fre discussion-no gag-law-
order.
A clustering fellow jumped upon the stand, and
shouted are you locofocos what do you intend to
do? Do you mean to sacrifice DR.. Hasbrouck? Dr.
Hasbrouck is an honest man! Before I'll sacrifice
him, I'll sacrifice my heart, God d-n my soul.
Mr.. Fenwick rose to speak, amid loud cries of ques-
ton-order-hear rundown, &c.
Mr.. Chairman, move every man be head. Gen.
tlemen you are disgracng yourselves. Not BIT,
we're not half so bad as the British House of Com
mons. Go on, Fenwck. BY God he shall be heard.
Stand back-stand back. How the hell can we hear
back here if you all make such id noise around
the chair. Shut up your fytrap you id old Josey.
After few words from Messrs. Riell and Foster,
Mr. Dyer rose, and hoped they would keep order
not have such another report in the Herald OF
last week.
That's personal-the gemmans out of order
Dyer-Well, then, I'll speak on the amagamation
of the two parties.
T. S. Day-I wish to ask Mr. Dyer question.
You're out Of order.
No-yes-no.
Day-I only want to request him to say "union, .
we don't want to "amalgamate" only to unite
MIR. Ditchett-(The man vot sells the Spanish spe-
cific for the pes) said he was at Tammany meet
ing the other night andfound they were all locoiocos
Hear, hear.
quaker dressed man next mounted the table,
Order for Mr.. Crane-go on 'Ligee and ne did go
pn-and preached an orthodox sermon on old age
and the uncertainty of life.
Mr. Skdmore rose TO state fact There were two
wings in the room who told him they came there TO
prevent union with Tammany Hall. [Great excite
ment.
Name them-throw 'em out the windows. Where
are they-Lynch 'em-there they go-kick 'em down
stairs-Order-cha
Col Ming again mounted the table.
Luther-Seth Luther-mount the table Seth
Ming is out of erder-hes spoke once-down-d0wn
hear him, hear him-Mng, Ming Ming.
Chair-Gentlemen, Mr.. Luther withdraws in favor
of Col Ming-Come to ORDER gentlemen.
Leveridge-Ne, I'm id if do come to order.
Mingis out of order-he's no right TO speak twice.
You're id squirt.
You're another.
I'll pull your nose, you ID scoundrel
observation-disclosures
Ming.-I hope gentlemen will recoect this is not
motion for union-t is merely to postpone our no.
limitations for a week, to see what Tammany Hall
will do. We want to see if they sincere; it
would be preposterous to unite with party before
knew their principles, objects, and designs.
Seth Luther had been absent "down east" for the
last six months and had defended the Locofocof,
when assailed, with his pen and his lungs-was OPP
posed to union with Tammany Hall order-bra-
VOC uestion-order]-is democrat-his father was
was democrat and made him democrat. He was
opposed to union. They had called Tsmmany Hall
the whore of Babylon, and now they were ready 10
rush into her rotten and polluted carcase. IShame-
bravO-ques,ion-I move we neutrality-suspicious. or
der-char-chair.
John Windt was opposed to union, and would give
his reasons Look at the recent ward meetings of thu
Tammany party. In the third ward their chairman
was an auctioncer who held Thousand dollar COM
| mission that belonged to the people.
Hodges-You're out of order-speak to the ques-
ton.
Chair-Mr. Wndt is in order.
That fellow is Tammany man-if ne don't keep
STILL put him out
Hodges-Charley Hunter, you can't put me out by
God.
Order-order-h him.
| wlndt-In the Fourth they invited the friends Of
the National and State Administrations There, you
see is the cursed State Administration again, IN
| favor
Il hOQges-OTucr-We uOu WdHt " ueol thdt-SPSus
to the question-you madeus do so.
| grand rush made to put the last speaker ou
of the room and a scene ensued that battles all at
emp,s at description. Suffice il TO say, that after
some sparring and no small quantity Of hard swear.
ing, order was partially restored Hodges remained in
the room and Mr. Windt declined speaking further.
| The chairman to put the question, when little
Bancker again mounted the back Of chair, as before
and elevang his right hand thus dscoursed
Mister President Si-r--r-r, what is the
question / don't understand IT.
! Who cares what you understand-you id spoo-
ncy. Pct the question: Mr.. Chairman.
| call for the yeas and nays.
| You be d-d-questien, question.
Chair.-All in favor Of laying the report and nom.
nations on the table till this night week. will say
"ay!"
aAy-y-." from Ming & Co.
Chair.-Contrary, "no"
aNo-o-o!' from Hunter & Co
characterized.
Yeas and -adjourn-Mr. Chairman-shut ur
-adjourn-you'rc Whig-d-d lar-dvison Of the
House.
Char.-All in favor Of adjournment retire to tho
left of the chair Carried three to one.
And thus they adjourned in the utmost disorder anc