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

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Robert Beatty, who by -the-by, is far too decent
looking man for Locofoco occupied the seat OF cna
man, and Messrs. R. r. Jones and Charles FOX
(whose physiognomy does not belle his sobrique)were
the secretaries.
Az we entered the room, our old friend John Wndt
leaped upon the table for the purpose OF moving tha'
the same pledge should be submitted to the senaoror
his signature as had been adopted by the members OF
Assembly. with the addition that he would advocate
. law having Jurors and witnesses for their attend
ance at court.
in Crane-I move the committee report this
night week.
/ second the motion.
move they report forthwith. Dr. Hasbrouck is
in the room.
second the motion.
Characterization, it is moved that the commit
tee report forthwith
Crane.-I have not accepted that amendment
Char.-An amendment is always put first
You are mistaken, Mr. Chairman. Mr.. Calhoun's
amendment was not adopted because It was not ac-
copied
Bancker-TJumpingo on the back of chair, and sup
porting his equilibrium by placing his hands on the
shoulders of long sided fellow, who was putting
out volume of smoke from long nine ter
Pres- dent, Sir-r-r wish to state fact in regard
10 Mr. Curtis previous to last election, Sir-r-r-
Chair-Yo cure out of order, Mr.. Bancker.
Bancker-Outof order, Mister Pres-i-dentf
Chair-You are Sir.
Bancker-Oh, WELL
Mr.. Chairman, Mr. Webb is st arrived
Webb, Webb Webb, hurra-Webb be id, take
the question, Mr. Chairman-Webb Webb, Webb.
Mr. E. J. Webb then assembled the rostrum for the
purpose of reading the report of the committee ap
pointed to correspond with the candidates for Assem-
BLY, He remarked that he hoped all discussion would
be carried dlspassonately and coey, and temper
ately, and candidy by the gentlemen on both sides
and if Mr. BENEFITS reporter is here Hustle him out,
throw him out of the window, God d-n him.
Order, gentlemen, order-Go on Webb.
say if Mr.. Benefits reporter is here, let him not
report any thing that does not occur
Do not let him say the bible was ridicued and
thrown out Of the window-[great sensation]but let
him recollect his paper read by others besides the
strumpets and bawds of the fivep points.
call the gemman order that ere is an lnhexion
on the suspcctability of the pints.
Order-order.
Don't lei him libel the mechanics, the bone and
sinew, who are all locofocos in that kind of way
Tremendous cheerng.l
He then read the repert which was accompanied
by the pledge, signed by all the candidates, after
which he remarked that he had waited on Mr.. STRAIT
ton and that he admitted, although he had not de
clned signing the pledge, he might have made use of
an expression calculated convey that idea to Cap
tain Bogart. He merely spoke of this to show that
Captain Bogart was not blame for the statement he
had made at the last meetng neither was the other
gentleman TO blame for what he said.
Thos. s. Day. move the report be laid on the ia
BILE till this night week
second it,
Imove it's adopted.
Will the gentleman give his reasons for laying on
the tablet
Yes, let's have the reasons.
Order-keep off my toes-you'rc id fsol-youre
another.
Order for Col Ming, order--Ming, Ming, Ming
whoraw, who-raw, who-raw.
Ming-Gentlemen do not let us deceive ourselves,
unbecomng of democrats Of locofocos, of friends
of equal rights [Cheers.l II is no use Of Disgusting
the question. Many democrats in favor of uniting
the two divisions of the party the ensuing election
for the purpose Of defeating the shin plaster aristo
cratic, bank wing party-ICheers Let's wait one
week and see what Tammany Hall will do. II they
do us Justice we ought TO unite with them. But lie,
MS do the thing spenly-no beating round the bush
TOh oh The locofocos united-every man in
the party is willing 10 abide by the decision of the
majority, be it what il may. No harm will come by
waiting another week. Let us come out honestly as
Locofoco- Republican Equal. Rights Democrats who
can command 5000 votes, should do. [Cheers.
Thomas >. Day-Mr. Chairman, / gave way to
Col. Ming when was called upon 10 give my rea-
sons for supporting them resolutions TO be laid on the
table l left Tammany Hall for principle and we
ought wait another week to what they will do.
Them is my sentiments
f. J. Webb had not many years TO live; therefore
it did not make much difference TO him which party
in the ascendant, but he in favor Of support
ing the party that nearest democratic principles
he would go with the majority Of the party, but he
was in favor of union with the anti-monoposis Of
Tammany Hall, If could be done without sacrifice
OF principle. II they did not unite the wings would
carry the county. He knew that some were willing
10 throw the power in the hands OF the wings and
tha they 1.-THE whgs) would pay tho expenses of the
locofocos il it would keep the democracy dsuni,ed.
No. no-thafs lie-yes yes-its true, by Cod
order order.
The Chair stated the senatorial committee were
ready to report.
They were TO report this night week.
Chair.-They TO report forth with.
No they wasn't Mr.. Chairman. You want 10
force that report down our throats