The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-03

the peace and tho former onicer has been paid
$3.50, in quick time, for his valuable labors
the ground By the friends hired, piled with liquor and
state and the s ou not s.
psctsd according 10 the established Of modern per
sury Is behind to interfere certainly to the prejudice Of
their friends VIM any one imagine that those agents
Of violence and insult We're taken out. IN huge gangs,
themselves in majority Far otherwise. They haze
become de.Persts The indications every where
and arrogant who thus seek to overaws the honest
voice Of the people, 10 rapidly waning stuns by the
their dictaton this shameful and outrageous mode
Of compelling acquiescence was rssorted to- Let no
man doubt that will bring ample and righteous rstri
button with il.
From the Albany Knickerbocker, April ~
The unterrihed democracy of this county, the old
hunkeTs oarnburners pigringers, Fish slip roarera
ndomisabies assembled Clarks tavern, New Scot.
land yesterday to make their nominations for delegates
about hundred and hfty of the bo-hoys on hand
and they made the Helderbergh mountains echo with
ground We found that q compromise between the old
hunksrs and barnburner had been proposed and that
Me:srs Corning csgger, John Van Buren,, Rufus w
Peckham, and some other prominent members Of both
factions. closesd in back room where they held
pafley for about two hours but the meeting did not
vention During the talk between the chiefs" In the
little back ROOM the bo hoys amused themselves in sun
dry ana divers ways three or -FOUR sweat were
opened and several horns were initiated or 10
other words taken in and done Tor. small party made
descent into hack kitchen, and pounced upon Mrs.
Clark's cupboard and bore off in triumph number Of
mince pies. and unks ofpork upon which they fsasted
most ravenously. A third party Of the bohoys got
kettle drum, and Q banner, on which was inscribed,
down with the rent" and raised considerable Of pro-
csssion to the great amusement Of the unsophscatsd
The names OF the delegates handed in. and the
secretary about to call them over when the re-
poers attention attracted to end Of the ROOM
ondtn rntn Anfk hn-hn
ht and plump james R. Rose right in the smeller and
this was the signal for general fight In which several
got well pummelled Order sg ain restored the
barnourners having all their own way, everything
Here leave the barn burners and turn to the
old hunkers, who had taken themselves to a
the no heys headed by drum marched up stairs in
solid phalanx and row instantly ensued which .
most dsgraceful one. Albert Gallup, in attempting to
defend himself drew sword cane on the crowd but
which was wrested from him. and no Knocked down
with a chair. A delegate from Watervlist was
served with the and three Others from the
country were knocked and banged most outrsgeously
Doors were ripped from their hinges, windows broke In
as we'll as heads-chsirs smashed to pieces-broken
crockery srewn around the in all directions
frightened women were hurryng back and forward, and
gref,' stood gazing the OF desolstion IL
bloody fight and will be remembered long. After the
night, the bohoys began to get hungry; and made an
attack on the Kitchen but they found two stout buck
some country girls stationed at the door, armed with
butcher knives which they Threatened to introduce to
them they dared to enterthey said they might
in they paid fifty cents, and eat oil they could The
girls after while, overpow cred, and the boys
made q rush on the table, and took Il by storm The
girls brandished the knives but II The
closed with regular row between the bo-hoys. The
old Hunkes retired to the city to make their nomina.
tons We will have two tickets barn burner and
old bunker.