The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-29

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was leao aild roars OF laughteri from large MAORI
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N4"''e1 -fosT OFFICE, !
NJ NEW foRK, July %, 1872.
nm rhh nov IEAhLts a. WleKiiFfr-
DEAN SIR eel as IL II was about time lshould post up
Go po,ne JouIhai 10 you tianghier that you ma
INV % our progress pendente he, (cries OF oh oh
@ NOT near oil us and our dongs sooner from others than
rom rom ourselves In my last wrote you about an i'll ad,
ised meeting called by some weak brethren lhsses and
augnte and shouts at Military Hail. and told you OF our
intention TO take hold OF IT. and give right direction
ms we only IN part accomplished for Job Haskell OF
charcoal memory Sroars OF laughterD got resolution
passed 70 eau meeting IA tne fark-whatl called mass
meeting The Military Hall meeting was called by self
constituted committee, (hisses and cries of what
you ~ calling themselves the Tyler state Central Com
hee ana Notwithstanding every possible exertion we
could not procure them to postpone the Park mass meet
.hs Whch ehued In Irregular iocooco meeting and did
no o.her good tnah RIDING US oil me rialcuous
aooVenamed committee which alter the Park aifsir, we
procured TO DC dissolved through one OF its own members
Last night was the hrst regular meeting OF the City
represented by five delegates each of exactly the right
hearted young men-Qaughter) do not pretend to be
strictly accurate ou' think out OF the iortyhve mem
ers were not more than three or four holding Of
hee-screams OF laughter and cries Of oh, oh, oh ~!
NY advice mas been as much as possible to avoid putting
mem orwaru-though we 40 not think IL oestt ioipld
their Joining INTO sustain the Government.
ns Vewi dia not go IN as delegate from the nth
al ven hhoWn 10 me as good men and true; indeed
oou not nave peen these had thev been otherwise
riio"" nus Sohc III LOT inc Ward; Is, OF
course emihentiy useu: Ceres OF bah attended the
III aI ;.h u Mus hishiy sIauheu az the unanimity
ana zeal with which its organization was conducted
MAYOR Noah was appointed chairman "Pro hac vice."
., q; i sneeis, coughing ana cries OF selap
ponaeu ana ,he REQUISITE committees appointed. Reports
Mee progress made IN other wards; and
no douot was entertained that on Monday night nexthe
deegaes would De complete from every ward in the city
could inc PRESIDENT have seen the Kind of men who are
mus enrolling themselves IN his support he might well
have ielt PRICE az the sght. Ceres OF doubtful and
laughter) They we're the men who always do up the
l
hen they move the portion OF the mass in which they
live, moves with them feel quite safe, my dear sir in
uIihR you, .hdt we h1Ve commenced under the most
ia'oaoe auspices possible as friend George QaugheT
ana cries o, you're nice par0 would say-A big bust
ne anu tne ume Is no, distant IN winch we shall make
an impression which will be felt beyond the limits Of
own state.
already he Two great political parties have taken the
more particular Tammany," for fear we shall
puroin from them their rank and file to dangerous
tent Laughter and shouts OF Oh, dear and the fears
raj Ofthe centurons have enlisted warmly with and
eundo which is soon to give us standing, sc. to
mand respect;
an someWhat ooer IN Pracuce,thsugh pref end not to
be ADLER than friend George Shouts and sneers) and am
therefore, not quite SO He already the city
III our possession (crles oil he sees double0 while
nave no, seen urher than that we shall embody some
thousands devoted to our cause by the time the Spring
electon comes round We may be able in some degree
10 the fal elections but while great confidence
IN our eventual triumph should always be felt we should
ourselves 100 sudden controlling influence
lnuIaons multiply upon us OF disposition among the
people break away from party and go for the country
remarks on the present condition al things Ubch mad
to some hity or sixty who were collected after the ad
Our friends at Washinpton have rrsa, corso d. fool
well SO far as the city concerned the seed is
and ries Of no Nth @ c. Hea.! .op' lLaughter
as have been, to political life for twenty years have
h seen M manifested to go forward in
aware that it will seem like magic ere rery long to see
the progress that Will be made But what may not be
are not ten TYLER men nv the maJmen of the cinh,
footed race when in week from the day you will
ventio S, yUu m o. 'ae assembling Oh Cy CON
either party to produce their equals for there will BE
moars Lasgea, nor ruined shirt among them
er~ 1911
am TO expect much abuse from the Federal Whigsbn
FOR all and every thing they ma, choose to utter
My letters are long, but-as presume they contain
o@y nssva uon @ ear you Sha 0h'r no apoi
Wy! "ene'e me- my o, ueS sr;s 81,
n FISHER
Ps-A line however short from Won nv wav Of en-
enlargement, is any and all times useiul-as It gives
new strength and vgor to expend in the
The Union has already circulation of 3OOo which
increasing. Cries OF why not as well say 800 ooo)
nJ h INQUIRY made now the press established
printing of Post Office bnts au uIe am sMc
babv some p,n5, which s,;u o a Si u =, x $500
or rather TO Townsend SBrooks THE Postmaster nrobo
bly, waits direct orders on the subject (Laughter3
write this, however without any authority my
motion You well know what ought to be done, and will
excuse my making mention OF it.
After the letter was read Mr. Mather of the 10th |
ward one of the Vice Presidents sa;d ,bot tho nor,
.e a., "'U ma '"' p"''
VI 'e euer reiatns 10 the dissolution OF the Cen
trail Committee was false in every particular; that
the Committee was not dissolved through the infl |
ence of Redwood Fisher or anv ot;cer n ON, ,,a,
io"''' y, any o'''ei III ""y way
connected with the General Government, and that
Redwood Fishers illusions to "weak brethren
were false and scandalous.
A, ,h;s &C.. :, a.. 80, Nj
~ 'ii' s,'se u 'he game MOAN rose ana under
look 10 explain he SAID there was nothing particu
lar in the letter that Redwood Fisher need be
ashamed of. with one or two executions ,rus :,