Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-07


not bear this badge he is threatened with immediate
death. IN no is any permitted to remain in
the employ Of the Tories if he do put this badge in
his hat and march up to the polls bravely.
In the 18th ward body of sailors was brought up
They drove the officers from their station, buiged up
their eyes and took possession of the field Some
or three Of them captured. They were Tories
The Liberals behaved manfuy.
TELEGRAPHIc DESPATCH, No. l-3 Ii. 5 m.
I'M Ward-50l polled-Lbera ticket (esti-
mattel about 80 ahead. The Usurers have expended
nearly all their ammunition, and now employing 70
raging parties to bring up Illegal voters The butchers
have turned on, to a against Acker in this ward
and are determined to put down the accursed market
monopoly.
JoE HOME has been, in this ward, distributing the
liberal ticket with his inserted for County
Clerk
~ Ward-f72 votes polled.--Going four to one for
the Usury ticket. The Rumps have abandoned the
field entirely and the wings appeared be on the point
astounding hasty retreat.
1911 Uard--5ol votes poled. Union ticket about rs
ahead estimate.)
il is believed Wheeler will be defeated in his own
ward.
10Th Uard-S03 votes poled. Slamn Bang < Co.
about $50 ahead The remen out in their strength
Rumps in this ward, headed by Assistant Alderman
SSEDEcKoR making small show Of resistance, and
are elcctioneering man, for Gulan G. Verplanck
III Uard-l,2ls votes polled. Wing forces nearly
sPent-since IL NJ the two tickets have RIM nearly
even. Hoxie about 200 ahead (eslimate but the lib
erals calculate to pay them off and next day.
and beat Joe by 200 votes.
The oXe clique having hired two or three bullies TO
attend this poll TO insult every pers in opposition
One of them has frequently figured bills advertising
sparrng exhibitions Abr. j. w.
TELEGRAPHIc DESPATCH, No. 2.-3h. ION.
sh Ward.-At o'clock, p. NJ, we left the combat
ants fairly pitched against each other and was diff.
cult to say which had the advantage Both parties in
the meanwhile, feeling that they could get with
empty stomachs agreed to parey for hour during
Which the silk stocking and feather bel light troops re-
gaed themselves venison steaks, two shillings
pound while their more hardy opponents were con-
tcHt with pork and mutton chops at third Of the
price.
Having thus disposed of their ratons for the time be
ing the contest renewed but with less vgor on the
part of the Hoxites, who have become ashamed of
fighting under his banners. The numbers voted when
we left were 1900; and although almost every voter
for the liberal ticket challenged by their oppo.
nents the liberals had the advantage
TELEGRAPHIe DESPATCH, 80. 3-3 HOURS 20 MIN.
fourteenth Ward, halfpast 3 o. clock. Total num-
Der Of votes, 704. The Tammany ticket tremendous
y ahead, and the Liberal voters com ng up strong
Every man that has not broadcoth dress on is
challenged. Hoxie's name is scratched of great
number Of tickets. The fremen are voting like one
man. Bets TO agans, the election OF Joe Hoxie.
l6M Vard.-Quarter to three.-Tolal number OF
votes, 27l. The Liberal ticket has majority OF
nearly l0O Tbs Wing Inspectors here are furious
fight in the passage-an Aims house Commission
ers hired servants had lot of DULLES who were beat,
ing an Irishman because he would not vote the Hoxie
ticket Great excitement.
Ninth Wards o'clock. Total number s65 votes.
Liberal Ticket, $40 ahead. The wing freemen all vo-
ting the Willis ticket for County Clerk
Fvh Ward-Ten minutes to 3. Total number of
votes, s32 Both parties nearly balanced
Fifteenth Wards o'clock.-Total number, 725
votes. Bank usurers, extortioners and shin plaster
men blocking up the sidewalk, and insulting and an
noyng every lady that passed, driving them INTO the
cutters. The Liberals are 200 behind in this ward
But the wings have been bringing up rufiled shirt
drummers the whole day.
TELEoRApmc DESPATCH, No. 4, 3h 3Om.
The Usury Wards the first and third wards, il will
be seed, poll more votes than those wards where
liberal principles predominant The reason this
The Bank party-mcn challenge almost every man
whom they think vote on liberal principles to delay
time. The liberals above such petty malice In
the second an Irishman had obtained Democratic
ticket
"Let me see" said specious fellow, alet me see
your ticket"
Hero II is sure, said the unsuspicious fellow.
ooh its the wrong one, this is the ticket YOU want"
mo, no; this was given me by friend. l 20 the
whole ticket"
In this way the Liberals are not awake The Hox.
ties who solicit votes here three to one of the other
party. There is an immense deal Of fun on the out
side of this Ward and the way that the Hox,es get
cut up with their own Ratchet is a caution. Votes At
o'clock, 500.
In the First Ward not much excitement exists
They arc very anxious 10 know how the rest get on
Votes polIed al o. clock 75l.
In the third ward the tactics Of the Let were play
cd Votes pocd al 3 0 clock, 6l5.
Fourth Uard.-Almosl every mariner objected 10
on the liberal ticket. Number polled at o'clock, 632
Sirh Ward.-The same objections raised No
fair play with usurers-" not at no price," as Sam"
says. Number poed at o'clock, 500.
10 TENTH WARD.-Hcre the Liberals were as
sembed in all their strength determined to do or die