The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-06
TWO CENTS.

of Edge the great freoogist had been CALLED ,ntors
QUESTION. The grand oil room vas ilum,n~tsd
The fireworks were rsady and Mr.. Edge only wsssd
to zee the Grand Marshal and his civil and militsrv
=" Here they Gomez
away go the horses There IL old man run over.
Halo there Morris upset-his steed has Sung him.
The boys shout, tn. re goes horse and . down
Frankfort street" But byesnd- bye order Ia rsstorsd
the fireworks are slenoed Nos, then, novs that
omnibus and the Drummond light up Chatham above
them bricks, and stop them id fire works until the
procession gets off d. the Marshal and away
Drummond light says the Grand Msrsbsl ana
the whos scene Is at once illuminated BY tie
Ds ray, sr h hs the streets The Grand
| moves on at the word of command. A thoussud
cheers come out Of as many different hroass, snA all
But what the devil Is that shead' More II those
ID 6rs coIks up Chatham street as I'm sinner
they come to dead halt. Spurs are no so-but rock
cts, Bengola lights and Roman candles arc shot AZ,
Hold my stick" says one Marshal, and Cbrist.
won't be thankful If only get safe out Of this pool,
says Judge JEFF Smith and shoots the
horse and rider down James street. with Roman can
die shooting after him.
HI. Herr, boy, is shilling: In Gods name hold my
is reached by the Grand Marshal and hts In safs-
ty. Thanks be to God" ssy q majority Of sm.
While We halt here moment, let Us go bsSk to
Chambers street. There Is drawn by eight horses
An anvil and forge 10 In use; they are drawing
press back to avoid the sparks; shrek Of agony
is hesrd above all other noises
"stop that car" shouts Camp " carry the young
man t. the side walk; he Ia crushed -
The Assistant Marshal Jenkins rides mp.
what ia all this?" Great God what sight meets
his eye And AZ he lends his aid the tears rolling
down his cheeks. "For twenty professions ! would
not have had this happened" says he.
at the sight Some of the bystanders take the poor
fellow who but moment before all life, andsx-
utpg at the illumination with his fellow demoorats
York Hospital.
"TtHe est la rien excaims the democratic philoso-
pher, and on goes the mass of living beings The
G M. passes up the Bowery-mors of those nfepnsl
hre.works and now come some OF those whig omni-
buses, The drivers ply their whips just Is il they
thought to ecare democrats
But look at Professor Grant Like his nameaake Jeu1
he keeps his eye on the picture He turrs the points
Of his light slap dash at those horses' hesds-two
seconds do it the horses stand quiet Is lambs
shivering In frosty morning-tbey are too astonshed
to travel; it beats Barnum's small affair." they don't
knew what to make OF It, and 80 stand still until Grant
ana MS SppaThus g.. oy On GOES the up
and away goes Capt Mort Farchild, to carry en-
order. IAN right General, and "movo on again"
and stoops, are crowded with girls democratic girls
more of your upper crust fancy concerns, bat girls
wives and mothers to honest deserving men. Lswis
street IL reached Still cheered aud nov in
the sa nth Her. are people The Dramm0pd is
at the women snd girls setting of FIRE works Now
are in the Bowery "What he devil as that Drum
mond! 1T amt out YET rallies Now It's going,
going-he, it's going out' IL knew It would when We
got among the upper ten" "Damn them wings,
they've done it.n The Drummend is out; aud a. the
head of the procession moves across Broadway, in
Ninth street, all hope from Professor Grant Is at
fully, down Broadway. The procession is moving
among the merchant palaces In the Fifteenth ward
Is cSssred by the ringing shouts that come from sbs
rear. Never mind, boys" shouts sentorian voice;
. the democracy can travel anywhere - Tho wings
kark mes her liOht TanAs
said" "The Drummond knew when to keep up, and
when to 60 out "Tbsts fact" says another; lit
and went out purpose when it got this side Of
Broadway, among the whigsn. GOOD boy"
Aston Large bodies have filed off and gone home. The
west Park gate Is reached. Cross TO Tammany,'
6 Blocked upIn Go around the Astor. than ~, Ana
around the Astor. down Barclay, through Church, up
Vesey, to Park Row and old Taumany. The G. M.
bslts- the crowds move on home-up go the rockets
the bar room is lei and while the tired groups are
discussing the incidents of the procession drop
pencil and go to bed perfectly satisfied that the real
TammaBy democracy are hard to beat either in real
un or real fight.
city Politics.
At meeting, held on the evening Of the 1st Novsm-
ber 1s58 at No 1872 Fourth street for tho purpose OF
qnestionipg the right Of the Corporation Of Trinity
Church to hold the property now in their hands,
for committing the high banded wrongs outrageous
acts Of which they have been guilty Mr. VIM. O. Butler
secretary when the following prambles and resolutions
were offered and unanimously adopted.
Wheeae There the interests
the State than corporations avast Of wealth,
and using 1T 70 pr. mote their own interests; and
ofs political weisht requiring consideration and
Wheress Trinity Church been regularly
having been signed by the alleged sraur
Office affixed thereto; and
Whereas Trinity Church possesson of its i'm
mense wealth BY mems OF fraud 10 unknown till Iatsly
the nded
produced .ohfcecopy" called upon tksrVby
causing legislators and others to believe that the original
correct in form and fact; and
Whereas Trinity Church illegally holds millions
Of dollars which belong the people Of State which IL
ihoold be eschated to the State would Of tho Stas debt
relieve people from taxation and increase the school
fund: and
whereas Trinity Church. denied the authority Of the
Leat to call en- EN- for Of it's sewardhip and
TO the Senate they have forfeited charter
greater inct me than ey are entitled to:
Resolved That will meet Trinity Church in the Political
field he has long occupied and AXE trial Of right against
might:
tetoved That Hamilton Fish, hsvug addressed
subject has refused TO notice and u.s.
Resolved That the Hon H. Waworth addressed
the subject and has dsclaimed having anything do
Resolved That the principles Of Gen. John Dix and tho
other ddaes o. the free coincide with
WILL therefore all honorable thar election,
end all fellow citizens
above candida es {, r State Offices
Resolved That there reambes and resolutions be published IN
the city and all the
the be requested give them Insertion and call alton
Upon motion, the meeting then adj ourued.
VIM. @. BUTLER, President.
THos. C. MuRrHy, Secretary.
Police Intelligence.
Charge of .4bducfion-A complaint was made yes
terday before Justice Lothrop, under the lev for
ka, ohvnan taft ODD fion hv uapy fn0