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

to zee the Grand Marshal and his civil and mltsrv
Here they oomen
Sh-h-h-nx. pop bsns-bsns, go the nre.works-
away go the horses. There II old run over
Halo! there ie Morris upset-hs steed has flung him
Good heavens what's the matter with them ho sss y,
The boys shout, th.re goes horse and down
Frankfort street" But bye.and bye order restored;
the works are silenoed. F" Nov, then, move that
omnibus and the Drummoud light up Chatham above
procession gets of, commands the Marshal and away
go The aids to carry out the mandate Fire up that
the wbols scene is at once illuminated by ts stream
ing far through the different streets Ths Grand
Marshal and his aids are placed at last The eolumn
moves on at the word of com nand. thouesud
cheers come out Of a. many different throats anA all
go on az merrly a. cricksts
"Bnt what the devil 10 that ahead! More Il those
"a fireworks up Chatham street, as I'm sin ner,,
says the Grand Marths-and think the horses, fSr
they come to dead halt. Spurs are no 9obut rock
cts Bengola lights, and Roman candies are shot Az
bang lively now among the horses aud away they 60
Hold my stick says one Marshal, 4" and Christ,
won't be thankful only get safe out Of this nool
rays Judge JEFF Smith and away shoots the frightened
horse and rider down James street, with Roman
Here, boy, Is a shilling In Gods name hold nv
bor'e TIL get OF says special Chatham square
ty. Thanks be to God" cay q majority Of iem.
While We halt here moment, let 60 bsek to
An anvil and q forge Ia In uss they are drawing
out Of the furnace the red hot bar the crowd the
car press back to avoid the sparks shrek Of agony
is hesrd above all other noises
"Stop that cal" shouts Camp carry the young
man t. the side walk; he Ia crushed -
The Assistant Marshal Jenkins rides mp.
"What ia all this!n Great God what sight meets
his eye! And as he lends hs aid the tears rolling
not have bad this happened" Gays he.
Col Dennis is there too, and poor BIZ Is In tears
fellow, who but moment before was all life andsx-
ultipg at the lumiD alton with bis fellow democrats,
an nensble mass Of clay to the surgeons Oft New
"TtHe eat iare,n exclaims the democratic philoso-
pher. and on goes the mass Of living beings. The
Nj n fha Rp NAV nft hns~ tuf~~ -
fireworks and now come some Of those whig omni-
buses The drivers ply their whips, just II they
But look at Professor Grant. Like his Jem
he keeps his eye on the picture He turrs the points
seconds do it the horses stand as quiet a. lambs
shiverng in frosty mornipg-they too astonished
to travel; it beats B.rnums small affair they don'e
knew what to make Of it, and stand still until Grant
and his apparatus get by On goes the procession up
Grand Now they stop bit something out Of order,
order. AN right General" and "movo on agsin.D
Forward - Is the reply The win dows, and doors,
and stoops, crowded with girls democratic srs-
nor of your upper crust fancy concerns, bat girls
with hearts and souls. and heath, fit to make good
wives and mothers to honest deserving men Lewis
the old lith Here are people. The Drummond is
going 1t like thousand Of brick up Houston. Look
We are In tho Bowery what he devil ais that Drum
mond!" at aint out yet it rallies Now it's going,
got smong the upper tenn "Damn them wings,
they've done it," The Drummend is out; aud a. tho
mead OF the procession moves across brOA1Way, In
Ninth street, all hope from Professor Grant 70 at
an end, and his omnibus takes its departure sorrow
fully, down Brosd-.y The procession as,, Is moving
No cheers welcomes but the head Of the procession
is cheered by the ringing shouts that come from the
rear. Never mind boys" shouts . sentorian voice;
the democracy can travel anywhere ~ The wings
love karkness rather than light General Jackson
said" 1.-The Drummond knew when to keep mp, and
whe to 60 out #" That's fact" Gays another; ait
shone first rate when 1t In the democratic wards
and out purpose when it got on this side OF
Broadway, among the Whjga ~ " Good bOvD
1t is near midnight as the head comes down to the
Aston Large bodies have fled of and gone home. The
shout the Empires. No go Keep down Broad -sy'
+" Blocked up" "Go around the Astor, thsD;n and
around the Astor, down Barclay through Church, up
Vesey, to Park Row and old Tsumany. The G. Nj.
bslts- the crowds move on home-up go the rockets
discussing the incidents of the procession, drop
pencil and go to bed peril city satisfied that the real
Tammasy democracy are hard to beat, either In real
City Politics.
At meeting held on the evening Of the LIST Novsm-
ber 1s48 at No 432 Fourth street for the purpose OF
church. to hold the property now in their hands.
claimed by them s~heirs and reviewing their excuses
acts Of which they have been guilty Mr. VIM O. Butler
was appointed chairman. and Mr. Thomas c. Murphy,
secretary when the following prambes and resolutions
were offered and unanimously adopted
heeas There dangerous to the interests Of
,hs an S, Of wealth.
1rpit, Cbnrch and has boastsd
,i:Ss s'9sss'
never having been signed by the alleged sraner tho seal Of
Office affixed therefor and
Whereas Trinity Church has maintained possession Of It's i'm
wealth by Of fraud IL unknown Iatsy
that the ndd rant unsigned and
slv produced ohce-copy called thsr~by
causing legislators and other believe that tho original
correct in form and fact; and
Whereas Trinity Church illegally holds possession Of millions
dollars which belong the people Of State and which,
shood be cheated the State would pay on tho debt
relieve people from taxation and increase the school
fund; ard
whereas Trinity Church in 4s, denied
Whereas According their report PROTEST
the Senate they have forfeited charter by having
greater income than u ey are entitled to-
Resolved, That will meet Trinity Church in the Political
field she has long occupied and AXE trial Of right against
might:
Eetoved That Hamilton Fish, having been addressed tho
subject has refused is there
fore, not tntiued to support and .
Resolved That tho Hon H. Waworth hiss been addressed
the subject and has dscamet having anything 10 do
with it, sse therefore net entitled to supports and
Resolved That the principles Of Con- John Dix and tho
o. the free soil party coincide with
end all fellow citizens support
above candida es fer STATE Offices
Resolved That these preambes and resolutions be published In
the city and all through out the Ste favorable
the requested them insertion and call atsen
ton to them.
Upon motion, the meeting then adjourned
VIM @. BUTLER, President.
THos. C. MuRrHv, Secretary.