The New York herald., 1844-10-02

The procession, which comprised over ten thou-
sand persons, moved from the capitol Park down
State street, through Pearl to Lydus street, down
Lydus to Market street, through Market street
and Broadway to the place OF meeting In me laise
square fronting on Broadway and North feffy
street. The square is computed to hold htty thou-
sand people, but it did not hold all that were pre-
sent, as hundreds remained outside.
AS the procession passed through the several
streets they were cheered by lovely ladies' from the
windows above, who waved their perfumed white
kerchiefs 10 The breeze, which carried back thc
wild and terrific shouts OF the excited multituue.
such scene was never before seen, except wnen
the wings passed through the same route lew
weeks since with the great Dan at their head Va
rlous estimates were put upon the numbers In ihe
procession-thc wings set II down as about as
large their meeting, perhaps little larger-'he
Locos say il was four times as large, II rot more,
and say il large Il gathering as any po-
litical party might desire for parZan purposes
The immens concourse was such that elgnt or
ten stands were immediately erected tor speakers
and loud calls were made for Bancroft, :" /" Ban
croft" who Immediately rose above the masses on
the grand stand and commenced
Fellow Citizens This is great and glorous-a nigh
ty aud overwhelming assemblage; such as is rarely
seen and perhaps never before equalieL Ceres oi no
never-No y Fellow time iap,ahy ,h5
right of suffrage that belongs alone to ireemen Gap
pause.)
on our ear and turned to ascertain from whence 1t
proceeded, when we fsund him elevated another
staging the opposite side Of the square; AND in an in
after the svery of Benjam F. Butler, also
raised to prominent position at another point, was ioi
lowed by the guera tones OF George Barker who was
stationed opposite James T. Brady, whose manly voice
sweed aloud and echoed to the laundering volume oil lat
and jolly lem Thompson, who had mounted turnpike
four horse wagon and was endeavoting to drown the
voice of John A. Dix, who trying to speak from an
oyster cart at the west end OF the square AT this instant
the head Of John McKeon protruding forth from
the centre Of crowd OF some thousand stout hearted re-
pealing democrats who had forced him upon ginger
bread cart within about fifty Yards Of the spot where al
les and workingmen of the Empire state Alonzo =.
Paige, Wright Hawkes., d. Sickes, Henry A. Foster,
Smith, and others stationed at other points o.
the immense gathering and in this quandary the Herald
corps reporters rallied to the centre OF the square and
with the aid OF the Telegraphc Thunder Cloud Magnetic
wires were enabled report each and every speaker
singer shouter swearer drnker fighter and blower that
uttered word upon the ground as follows
"Mr Charman- entlemen--T say-O cooney cooney
Cay-the mighty spritsO, come Jack lets take drink
We care not for old Johnny Bull,
Nor Harry Clay his right hand tool,
For Texas she is bound to be
part OF this con fe-de-e-racey.
Hurrah-hurra-the tsrn-you got any cider old boy
that clay will il he's electedyes, every nan-what do
you ask pint for chestnuts-this mighty nation.
This duelst swaarer, and gambler,
Let hypocrites lend him cloak
The honest will act as becomes them
By voting for Dallas and Polk
The tariff thought TO be-here comes stuffed coon
a cider barrel--Texss il and shall be-
But Clay. Santa Anna, and Britain,
Brave Texas would fetter and yoke;
Shall they do it 2--Ns, answer the millions,
Who gather for Dallas and Polk
Who gather for Dallas and POLK
Who gather for Dallas and Polk
Shall they do 1t mo- answer the millions,
Who gather for Dallas and Polk
Daniel websters Hartford Convention that oyster,
its oilt-gve me some vinegar. NO National bank
Let every man turn ont.
Democrats wave your hats il you keep cur land soa
Go for cash ganst bank trash with your voice aud your
Tho dollar il will sink and note il will float,
would rather hay, dol ar than Clay y, hank note
| would a
know james X Polk-hurra, harray-as just said,
gentemen-that cider is he-the constitution
must and shall be-
For the people they have told us,O,
That Harry lay he couldn't go,
We looked in the book and we found II so,
Just as the people told US, o.
That story, gentlemen, abou, Roorback- damned lis
-and Morgan's whiskers will clearly show that
The coon Is dead-thst same old coon
You neer shall see him more
A long fur coat OF mottled grey,
Upon his back he wore
The principles % Connell- -Dorr-hurray-c
you step on your toes-As have repeated gentle
men-huzza, huzay great blood-bod democrats come
hand In hand
Sec Texas, with millions Of acres,
Her liberties gain by stroke.
She comes with her treasures, wen take her,
By voting for Dallas and Polk
The election OF Wright the asbood and thunder
what q crowd -enthu siasm gentlemen give us q crack
er, boy-arousc yc men who love liberty and
Mourn for the coon-the same old coon
HE triumphs all are Ger
Mourn for the COON that same old coon"
We ne'er shall see him more!
The principles OF 76-what do you ask for spplesAn-
drew jackson, hurrah-hi hihurray old patriot
In Tennessee there lives sage,
And Jackson is his name, sirs,
The patriot Of his time and age
The world admits his fame sirs.
Promises, gentlemen-pe crust-Ssnta Anna-booh
boob, boo Oregon and Texas-hurrah Murray
This Polk and d alias nomination,
Will spoil old Hsrry's calculation,
They say IL is the worst OF pissn