Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-01

they had various Devices such as are given in the
picture above; Ninth Ward Roarers;" figure OF
are in you." 'sThe Ninth Ward ring tailed rousers
will 90 the ticket the whole ticket, and nothing but
the ticket I" "The Democracy # the ninth will
whip the wings and not leave grease spot"
In the midst Of all this, there was great cry for
General Ward' John A. Morrill, and said
/" General Ward will address his brother Demo-
Gratis, Huge Paws, and Buttenders. Here there
was immense cheering, ano Gen Ward delivered a
most excellent speech, although a little too argHmen-
tative and philosophical for the buttenders TheGen-
eral spoke up forthe county OF West ex.
pressed his pleasure at seeing West Che ster man at
the head Of the Buttenders The Gen. sat down
amidst immense cheering, and Morrill, called
for
He said" Gentlemen, i shall say but afew words
in relation TO the senatorial candidates. Who have
the Wings chosen for senator7 Philip Hone (hisses
You may well hiss at the mention Of his gentle
for he will groan he reaiter at the mention Of the
might of the democracy. Why did the Wings chose
hint Because they wanted mechanic, and he 10
the son of mechanic, of respectabe three cent pie
baker Immense cheering They also wanted one
10 suit clerks; they studied little, and then swore
Phil Hone the father Of the Mercantile Library
Laughter Well, what else is he the faker of They
wanted to suit the Wings. and they found he
the father of the Wing party, great laughter.)
Well, they wanted to suit the ladies, and they
further found that he was the father Of Or,
wont say what, gentlemen. Bot will say this,
racter because he's the father Of too many children
to suit me -
Here there was trems ndous laughing, and stamp
ing, and cheering, and calling for !" Moore and
Ming" and any body and every body. Then
Ming and talked for half hour, amidst terri
fc shouting and noise, and drinking and laughing,
and hurrahing. Then Richard voorhis made an ex-
cellent speech, far the matter went, but little
too declamatory in the manner. Then all sorts
OF noises and cries of Let's 90 and whip the id
wings at once " /" Keep that ball rolling Let's
take a drink" " Let's 20 home TO bed Il got
no bed 10 go to-" "D-n the Odds carry
the ticket" One two small fights got up
by way Of variety and good looking well dressed,
thin young man and said, " GentlemeD, there's
been eloquence enough heard tonight, to have made
a very respectable old orator called Demosthenes
hide his diminished head, had he been living but as
he is not / move we adjourn" Cries arose Of
"D-n Demosthenes," "Three cheers for our elo-
quence." Then the following resolution passed
Resolved That the democratic candidates Tor the Senate and
Assembly for this county nominated be- and hereby
instructed eected to oppose and vote against all bills ncor
porsng bank for the extension OF charters Of banks
Of the for internal be carried
by private corporations and that they advocate aud vote for
bill for the speedy suppression Of all bank bills under Eve del
ars and that they FOR senator Congress
who not in favor Of the passage OF the independent Treasury
b with the specie clause, and opposed 10 the establishment
OF a National Banh. sM#H.#N
After this, not a word could be heard; rush was
made down TO the brandy bottles, and the meeting
broke up in state Of the highest and most pleasure
able excitement.