The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-29

Correspondence Of the Hesld.l


BosroN, April 26, 1874.
First Gun in the Bay State for John Iyier-Broon-
son and Zabriskie-IVal and Reyeai-Van
Bwrew and Cab6ages-Fun and Physie-F ioiic
aud Rumpus
Trainings begun! Last night, at Faneuil Hall,
came of the grand State Mass Tyler Conven-
tion'-and rouser it was, too truly The meet
ing characterized by a conglomerated sort Of
serio--comico tragi o-dramatico proceedings,
such AS has never before been witnessed in this or
any other country, or elsewhere-and the meeting
may be set down MS an emphatic +" demonstration"
At an early hour, the hall was crammed in every
took and corner-to It's utmost capac,ty-and the
stairway and entrances were entirely blocked up
with one living mass of human beings There
could have been less than five thousand people,
inside and ou-and the President having called to
order-he resolutions were read and responded TO
with shouts and repeated rounds OF cheers. The
speakers were then introduced, and Tor about an
hour and half every thing proceeded in perfect
unanimty, and the cheering and enthusiasm was
tremendous. AT about nine o'clock, squad OF
Clay men ard Van Burenites had worked their way
into the Hall, amongst the dense throng, and the
appearance OF Oreses A. Brownson upon the ros-
trum, was the signal for roar, such MS would have
trumpet in comparison. The gentleman obtained
4 momrntary sence-but the first word from his
lips was received with a melanSe OF shouting,
Kissing. and equeallng,. which would have drowned
the music OF an ordinary mcnsgerie. Down
with him over with him-hear him. No! yes!
ali Office nolder--no he isn't-wants to be-can't
come it-yes hear, hear! Old Brownson-fiospl-
tal-Van Buren-no go-w,hdrawn-t thrown over
board-hear hm--Do we w0Bt-yes, yes! Tell rs
about ~ ler--,hree cheers for "od veto"-hurrah
Tor Clay hss-whiss-- isi--hush-hee HIM or
der--get out bah ah- ha ha: ha! put out the
geese"-and ten thousand other such explanations
resounded for several minutes through the Hall.
But Brownson stuck TO his post Ike good 'uln--
and order was a, last restored. He. delivered him
self for twenty minutes IN strain OF hery elo-
quence--denounced the Sage Of Lindenwald--
hoped John Tyler would be run, 20 long As Cal
houn wouldn't be-and Sal down amidst three
rounds, which caused Old faneuil to rock again !!
ing fellow, and evidently man of very respectable
talents. He commenced-but the confusion was
immediately renewed. WHO the devil is he :!
Whar did you come froml Give US a song |!
Turn him out-hiss-three cheers for John Tyler"
and such roaring and shouting was never heard IN
this region before. Mr. Il made another attempt
to begin "Who is he !" shouted wing toady in
the gallery "A stranger--for the first time il,
speaker. This was enough! One long, one uni
versal shout Of "welcome 7" rang through that
hall" henr him. order''-was the general cry
and Mr. Zabrlskie commenced, and went through
speech OF some three quarters Of an hour, inter
rupted only by the most hearty applause.
Mr., Walsh Gate editor OF the PlloD was then
brought forward. II was now about ten
O'clock and the rowdies had got tired A
considerable confusion was at first evlnced, but
Mr.. w. addressed the crowd IN most gentleman
y, though tervent manner, and after speaking
soInr fifteen minutes, he retired amidst the most
deatening cheers.
The delegates to thcConvcntion atBaliimorc from
the veral districts, were then chosen. amid some
little confusion, all of it good-natured, however,
and motion was finally made to adjourn. On this
the whigges s,ske agsin-"Give some more
"where's X obertsr'-"I move"-"well you'd better
move yourself out"-"you be d-"-"get oil my
heel -" Brownson and 'brskie -" hurra ~
"good r'-''get out !'-"baa!'- "equeak" Nv hiz"
-'hurra for the sage of-"hiss" hss'-''ihree
cheers for the mil! b----"h'ss-"
chang ~" hurrah v"-"you cant come it,
"once more"-"three times for Iarry,"-"no you
"whirr'-''hurrah three cheers for Cal
houn'-"huuah! hurra. hurrawr'-'three cheers
Tor John Tyler"-"no! yes! Hurah, hurrah, hur;,
rah i--hurrah!' Once more! "hurrahn" and
''three times three" from the lungs OF five thou
sand heartles, closed the grand Tyler convention