New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-23

u Fair Meeting at Tam many last night to re-
spond to the bunker State Ticket riehtiiui iack
of Barnburners among the conspicuous Chalr
filled by-not Havemeyer Varian, Tarsee' Sedg'
wick. Roosevelt Ferris or so, bu Townsend har-
rs. ESQ. Ninth Ward. McKeon and Brady did the
principal talking. State ticket not eren submitted
10 the meeting unless in some resolutions which
were declared carried against the papaole sense
of the meeting, though nobody was allowed 10 De
heard in opposition. Mr.. NJ. T. O'Connor Land
Reformer, and formerly Editor OF the Irish Voiun'
teer was loudly called out and began to speak
bot was soon choked down by gang OF DULLES oil
rected by the Hon. Isaiah Rynders
When Mr. O'Connor was first called for, hynders
insisted that Mr. Shepherd should be heard. FIND
ing tina, She pherd could not be heard the Captain
turned to OConnor. and, assuming his blandest
.mile. introduced him to the audience as a true
Democrat-one that was always social and agree
able in the cause of Democracy.
Mr. OCopnor said: He would be very. very sorry II
spy thought tnere 90 support any oil The
/ co1trndipy psrtes (cheers) lie there 10 spesk
upon those questions that concerned the working classes
who no matter what their nominal politics were wer'
oil truly Democratic (cheers) Tso parties Gaining 'os u
selves Observation-Disclosures or ocs-seekers and holder
of ofce-hsd spit upon hat party the only parry
who had so hearing that evening had ssd was ths IN
PRODUCTION of Territory. hat wac not In resly tn'
cause OF the quarrel and when gentlemen said their op
ponen,s against the introduction OF Ierrpory-ot
a. Mr. Mckeon expressed H. were sgains aooib'
another Star to the gloroes Constellsnop ne snoui'
have been honest TO have said that me wnoo
these leaders went for tskiog what territory they cou
: srs,p-his opponents coptepdipg thst II stars were
b. In they should not be- shrouded 10 the oae
mantle OF Slavery (vociferous cheering
fR,nders here made some remark To Mr.. y Connor'
winch he replied
IL NAV be on dangerous ground, but am here !
speak toe truth, and will do 50 (Cneers) Inc gen
t@men talk much of their exertioDs 10 support IN
Wn-they tsk OF the prosperity OF the Government
The exertions OF that Government 10 place LABOR supe
nor aud independent of Capital. The evidence OF
vs. in The INTRODUCTION Of Steam En- CINE into the Gus
tom House Stores and the dischsrgipg OF the men ~n
hitherto done the work Of that department (Cn-ers
|, fRsnSers here Jumped down from the platform OCor
/ nor Observed Gentlemen. | shall not have an oppoi
tany Of saying any more as Mr. Rynders 10 orssnizio
bis gang of DULLES To prevent your hearing more.
Rynders's gang then rushed upon the platform
aud a scene Of Undesirable turmoil succeeded
A Mr. 0 Conner had to defend himself against tn
whole gang for some time, and then retired win 10
great body of the meeting
Nothing was said of the Extension OF slavery :
A chan named Arcularius was lacerating his lung
shamefully at 10 O'Clock to very little purPose-o
the whole the meeting was worse than failure
njuring the ticket it was intended to strengthen