Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-08
VOLUME III.
From our evening edition Of yesserdayl
Tuesday-- Second Day--Bulletin NO. g.
Liberals going ahead.

tory shape In putting forth bulletin NO we can as
sure our readers that victory hangs upon e
banners of the Liberals Every where the Tories are
Av;ng They are dreadfully annoyed by the increased
vote Of their enemies. They are getting savage. They
talk Of showing quarter their prisoners Let them
take care Honorable warfare makes defeat homo
rable.
The Liberals act and continue 10 act openly and fear
lesslv Of coarse the fortune Of war awaits them They
not only pray for success, but they labor for it. The
price liberty vigilance activity and hard work The
snewy arms Of the liberals sustain the fatigue IN
eden upon the labor required at their hands Every
appearance-the position of the contendng hnes-the
state Of the pollshe animation OF the Liberals and the
desnondencv of the Tories-the bright heavens-the
glorious sum- the bracing north wind and the aspirations
of lovely woman for the of the Liberal cause,
a-all inspire us with high hopes of victory, and
plete route Of the enemy Nothing short of5ooo majo-
rity will do. The Liberals know ths-feel this That's
right gentlemen-on, on--the eagle hovers over your
heads, and leads you conquest On, on
TELEGRAPHIc DESPATCH, No l, 10 M.
7th Wayd-4l2 votes poled at ~ o'clock The Lib
era ticket is polling nearly four to one The Hoxie
endeavoring to crowd in all the illegal votes
they can possibly scrape together.
While we were there one of the keepers Of the pene-
Tertiary dragged up the ballot box, drunken Caha
rne market loafer with beautiful pair Of black eyes.
who offered a of the Ratchet ticket.
Inspector Your name"
Loafer.--"Tom Smith"
Challenger
Inspector Mr.. Smith your vote is challenged"
Loafer.-"The hill tits. You know me, Jack"
Inspector" Where do you live p
Loafer-" In the United States" IA augh.)
Inspector" What part of the United States 7"
Loafer-" Let me see d-H it ALL 39s Madison
street."
Inspector" Your vote is challenged and you must
swear you are a citizen of the United States"
Loafer-"l am by G-@
Inspector Silence, sir. cannot receive your vote
if you use such obscene language
Loafer-" can't help it, sir"
Inspector" Put your hand on the book and remove
your hat and take that cigar from your mouth"
"Loafer.-"N Ne, Tmd-difI do"
Inspector Officer, take this man from the room
we will receive his vote
The loafe left the and the keeper sknked OH 70
the market, to find fit subject"
10A.-2s9 votes polled at 10 o'clock. The Liberals
are going it handsomely. The Rumps have been a.
shamed TO show themselves the field, since the
Mornings edition of the Herald appeared
llth-2lO votes polled - o'clock. Saw meme OF
the Hoxie clique on the ground. The Liberals intend
10 redeem their pledge. and give six or seven hundred
majority.
l3M.-2sa votes poled at 10 o'clock. The Locofocss
are bringing up their forces in gallant style, and not
withstandng the troop of oHceholders they have to
contend against they will give handsome majority
against the usurers
17A-5 minutes before l2-276 votes polled. Here
!, Is all on one side To the expression OF meat
shop butcher we saw on the ground Jake Acker won't
get snen herc-no way you can nix 1t"
TrrrcRApHIc DESPATCH No. c-l2h. lom
Our Express Courier No. delayed by wheel
coming off his vehicle again this morning IL now hes
If il is not removed the corner Of Spring street and
Broadway. The carriage was as rotten as the SHIN
pasers Of the present day. the corrupt Wall street
clique We have put il away-its day ofgrace Is over
SO is the day Of grace Of the spectators
Coming along foot, the courier saw niger all IN
livery riding his horse at the corner OF Broad
vay and white, he Knocked down poor old woman
That's the way with these aristocratca creature"
cried liberal voice" oil for knocking down the
poor"
Eyes, yes, as IL we were dirt"
us this republic 7" cried another
mo, by c." said the first
l., Wayd-A o'clock-polled l73. The clerks had
come up to the mark yesterday.
2&Ward-" Here GENES the Herald Express"
'yfhats the ticket
What ticketl"
THE liberal ticket-death TO monopolizers-hatch-
cts strings and tassels"
"Hurrahp
Poled up to - o'clock, l56
3rd ward-A great array ofvery yeung 81 men-ra.
,her small OF their age" rather young OF their age as
nm " Emerald Of a man observed. However grave
and potent signors sometimes very favorable to
young men who suddenly TO years OF discretion.
an Ward-Los Of fun today. We have preserved
the incidents Of the election and shall give them at full
Then Laughter holding both her sides" will be seen.
For the present the poll up to ~ o'clock. stands tins
day--337
s,s yayd.-Humor very great State Of poll, at ~
o'clock. on the ond days votes-l70.
TsrEoaArHIc DssPArcn No. 3, l2h. I'm.
Eighfh Ward-At this moment the belhgents are
engaged in fearless combat-strving with all their
might to overthrow their opponents. About halt past
10 clock, strong detachment ofciearer men, headed
by the redoubted Alderman Acker entered the Held
but they received 10 warm a reception from the
Liberals that their route was complete. The Alder
man attempted, indeed, to infuse courage into his
troop by telling them that ne one 50 fit for the
Office OF hangman TO which he aspired, one whe
n - .~ls