The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-10

q Hos. T. MAMMALS Speeches on temperance III
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The Religious Anniversaries.
ron TIiE 1872
Trr,pA1 May IO.-New York and American Sunday
school Union, procession oe"'N' T. NJ iaoerhaeie
Hui' American Antslavery Society sbernacclo O'Clock
Foreign Evangelical Society -Dutch Reformed church.
corner Fourth street and Lafayette Place half past
American and Foreign Auti.slavery Society Church
f foSf'' iA'-r'01 anu INFUSION '''eS A'A past seven
"WEDNESDAY, ll.--Amercan Tract society--Tabernacle
General Peace Meeting w ednesday, May 18th, four
o'clock NJ in the Pearl street church. between Broad
American Home Missionary straightforward, half
past o'clock, p NJ
New York Colonization Society Middle Dutch church.
hall past o'clock, T. NJ
American Female Moral Reform society--Houston
street church, half past P. NJ.
New York Committee of Vigilancc--Church corner OF
Leonard and Church streets half past O'Clock P. NJ.
THURSDAY l2th-American Bible straightforward,
Exhibition OF tho Pupils of the New York Institution
FOR the Instruction Of the Deef and Tabernacle
half past 1 O'clock T. NJ.
American Education Society Tabernacle, half past
O'Clock, p. NJ.
FRIpAY, l3,h---American B. c. +. M..-Tabernacle 10
o'clock, T. NJ.
New York Academy of Sacred Music Tabernacle half
rast O'Clock, P. NJ.
AN EXTRA HERALo will be published to-day nj
three o'clock, containing the Organization and
Fight in the Common Council.
ALSO,
The result OF the Great Race between Boston
and Fashion.
The Organization, Fights, and Riots of the Anti
Slavery Committee to destroy the Union.
Great times these.
The Great Saturnnlin.-A Day Fraught
with Great Events.
This day will probably be one of the most exci-
ting days that ever was known in the city of New
York within the memory of man. The great race
between Boston and Fashion, the assemblage OF Sc
vera great religious and other societies, and the
swearing in OF the new Common Council
II appears, from affdavits that have been made in
regard to the latter affair, that the ocofocos have
been guilty of gross frauds in letting prisoners out
of Jail TO at the late election. This, 1t Is true
only puts them level with the wings In their
gross election frauds-but then it holds forth ter
rible example to the whole community. 1t shows
that side is deep in the mud as the other is
IN the mra and that both parties stepped TO the
eyes in election frauds This will cause the worst
and most bitter feeling to exist when the two par
ties TO meet in the City Hall; and the proba-
bIhty is that there will be row, and that the city
will be dsgraced
II is true that far matters have as yet been
developed the evidence Of the frauds of the loco
focos the last election has been furnished solely
by the testimony of convicts; but that does not
prove that these frauds have not taken place. On
the contrary their testimony, and the manner in
which they were used first by side, and then By
The other, only shows that both parties are in an
utter state of degradation and decentralization.
Ppe-laying, bribery, corruption, false-swearng,
hiring voters 10 come from Philadelphia, cheating,
lying, swindng, cursing, fighting, letting convicts
on c Jail 10 vote, these are the characteristics tina,
sgnallzc both the great political parties in this city,
IN regard 10 their elections of the fatal fruits
Of which will doubtless be developed to-day.
In the mean time, since the election, a most
strange state Of things has been going on, in rela
ton the steps that TO be taken by either side
in regard to the organization of the new Board
clubs have been formed, and drilled, and organized
10 be ready for any kind Of mischief riot,
and the probability is that before the day is over the
two parties will come TO blows. In short no one
can tel what the result will be although all fear the
worst.
On the other hand whilst this state OF things is |
fraud, and corruption, and decentralization, is pre-
vaIing among politicians 10 the highest extent
4 meeting of another strange and extraordinary
character, will be going in another part of the
city at the time, having for its avowed object
the dissolution Of the Union. Yes, this daring and
high-handed measure will be actually discussed by |
parcel of incendiaries openly and unblushngly |
promllgatng their intentions, and deliberately 60 |
ing work pass resolutions and devise measures
10 effect their infamous object.
Again, on still another hand, and at the same
tlme another important movement is going on close |
10 US conducted by the skilful pickpockets, gam
blers, and thImble rig men at the on Long ISL
and 10 plumber and cheat, and rob every one whom
they possibly can
Yet again, we shall have in this most extraord- |
nary city, simultaneous with all these movements
an almost continuous assemblsge of saints of var- |
kinds praying, and preaching and, exhorting, and |
calling upon the Almighty to have mercy upon this
great mammoth city of iniquity, pluck its inhabl-
tants as brands from the everlasting burning, an;
save i, from the fate of Sodom and Gomorrah.
Truly this is most strange state Of things and
may Heaven preserve our reason and guide all in
eafety through this great anniversary week.
The ABOLITION CONVENTION FOR THE Dissolution
or Tliz U1oN-This body of saints, with Satan at
their head and General Garrison at their heals are
expected 10 arrive this morning. in the Boston