Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-27

Cid xisAty-spe the bsaxt6L grk-vos sgainst Vss Bs-
ss.-G.< Kick all politicians and parsons to tbs DEVIL
GREAT Vino MEEriNG.-From the strong ana
manly determination evinced last evening at 'he
meeting Of the wings it is evident that 1t WIZ DC aoso
lutely necessary to strike of the name OF 'osep"
Hoxie, IN order to save the whole wing ucke'' AnS
can be DONE and we have no doubt WIZ DC oone a.
the ward meetings to be held on THURSDAY nsn'
The indignation of the vrtuous IS roused' ana party
considerations will not weigh feather in the scale OF
justice and morals.
Atap early hour the Hall was filled. Philip Hone
CSC was called TO the Chair, and seventeen Vice
Presidents appointed Then followed the naming of
some half dozen of scrlbes
Mr. oakly, dark eyed gentleman, told the meet
ing that the duty devoved him to bring before 1t
the result of the labors of the nominating committee
He felt himself bound to preface I with few re-
marks.
We have been a suffering people. We have borne
much. When Charles l. tried to levy tax on ships
the people resisted and brought his head to the block
When Louis XVI. became oppressive in his govern
mcnt and heaped insults and tyranny on the heads of
his people they burst their chains sprang to their feet
and cleft the despots head from his shoulders and
that Of his queen too. And what have done? No
thing but suffer suffer- suffer. Bat l will tell
oppressors they must not try patience much long
sr | will now read the address Of the nominating
committee. Ii went over the old story. When the
reader came 10 the Of Joseph Hoxic for County
Clerk, the uproar became dcafening. Three cheers
were given by his friends. From their eagerness to
testify to their friendship for the nominee, they be-
trayed their fears in most unworthy manner. The
cheers were followed by groans and Kisses Cheers
again. Kisses in return Order restored at last.
Sundry resolutions were then offered expressive of
determination 10 do or die.
Mr. Hoffman was loudly called for. He came
forward all dressed in black. Tremendous applause.
One more shout and the suspended cones OF the Ma
sonic Hall would have tunbied from their places
Senator Walker would say
Mr. Hoffman was ofopinion that ne owed il to his
constituents render them full account Of his stew
ardship. He thanked, and thanked, and thanked
them, till the applause died away. The history of the
late session, he then went through briefly. All ahead
was darkness, gloom, and stosm, after the bill of
denominations 1.-THE sub-treasury billy had passed the
Senate. We no hope. Suddenly light broke
I'm upon from the East. Maine, degenerate Maine
had risen in her might and the slaves of power quail
ed We nailed the bill fellow citizens, to the table.
What was surprising, Mr.. H. did not even once al
Iudc to the Conservatives in his speech, coming TO
the of the Wings. That very unknd
Mr.. Fl. after they helped You signally.
Now came the tug of war. Some wanted the quss-
non taken on the names Of The ticket separately.
Others on the whole ticket After stormy ten min
ntes the Chairman put the question on the names of
the candidates for Senator, Representatives, and
Sheriff. II was carried by reclamation.
Hundreds rose whirling Their hats around
their heads, and began to cheer beforehand.
"All those in favor of the nomination Of Joseph
Hoxe for County Clerk, will say aye said the
Chairman.
aA-y-e!p
"Those of the contrary opinion will say no."
"Nor'-from about one half of ths assemblage
Caeers and hisses cheers and Kisses, cheers and
misses were the finale The meeting then adjourned.
"ril not vote for him" "Nor l." 81 can't sto-
mach Joe Hoxie." "Cant 60 dicta,ion," were
fhe EXPLANATIONS from all quarters the crowd
ed out Of the room.
We forgot TO mention that Mr.. Hone congratulated
the Wings that his lot TO blow the first rams horn
destined to knock dswnt he walls of the political Jer
cho crested by Jackson. Ii would be well if the
Wings da not get caught under the tumbng rubbish.
TAG SHISPlAsTER CoMpAsIgs.-These gross inn
postures rapidly following the leaves Of autumn,
falling fast and thick Yesterday received the fol-
Lowing naire notice =
Ofiee Of the New York foreign and Domestic Ex-
change Company Oct. "a to the Edr OF the Herald,
Dear Sir
As noticed in the Herald of this Morning a state
ment that We Had shut up hope that in Justice TO
the public and us that You will give the following
statement of the facts place IN your paper on the
I'D the Teller Left here on business OF importance
and IN consequence OF some unaccountable Delay
We thought prudent TO close the office for a few days
until he returns when the holders Of Bills shall
receive small eastern notes for all the may havs2
r, remittance OF ten thousand Doilors has
been rcd the Office will be open tomorrow from to
o'clock 4. M. A STOCKHOLDERS.
We hope this statement is true. Let the people,
therefore who hold the notes Of this company, call in
body today at o'clock, at No. Nassau street.
IL they have received $1,000 they surely redeem
few of their rags. Also, let every body who has any
shinplasters Of any kind, bring them with them, and
have them redeemed the other Exchange Office i8
Wall street. Tonune buildings, IL Wall street, Is
Wall street. and wherever these chaps have planted
themselves.
few months ago, as far back as 1896, every body
remembers the Maine Granite companies Mortgage
companies which flooded the cellars Of Wall street.
and that neiqhborhood. All the black'egs, oafers,
,mposiors broken down rogues in town. walked
abozt with their hats on one side of their heads, and