The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-22

Csus'y-Timo'hy Gsrrick willi.m Dsnman George
H Purrsr c. J pousherty. william II Tweed
.assems!y -Jonsth~n Youdall. George Smith. W. r.
Eyxhee. John Ridden Patrick Melvihil James Durnsy
Charles Toole. James q Smith, John Farley, James
Pepoysr Thomss Cookley and Ralph Aitkin.
CHARLES II. Colladay. William Reid aud p j Parissu
Charter DIR William O'Oonnell stephen Lyuch
riums, Patrick Msrrios P.,pici Bowie, ssroa,d No.
Guirs. George Butts. william McGsrry, Charles II.
Lyons John Clarke Peter white and Thos Sheridan.
Mr.. RopE having read the names. then said the Sc
lection made BEST harmoaise the democra-
tie party, and he thought 1t would have that effect
tickets namely tho police and It vas done not from
any perrousl Whatever hut for the sake
both Of the police and the cause The objsct vas to
prevent injury to them and to prevent any Injurious
effect on the ticket He hoped the ticket would DO
and that 1t it would not be changed with
Mr. BArRp, Assistant Captain OF the Fourth ward,
wanted to know Why the police we're excluded. He be-
lopged to the police himself and he for one felt Az
grisved II the police felt satisfied With any Injury
that might be done them from their being put
ticket everybody el.e ought to be content. He could
MIR JAMES G. SalTH-If there bs a union. lot It be
real union He wanted to knew why there two to
tions
ascertaised that there 90 Tammsny Hall mon to
Bsrnburnsrs.
ME-. @ H. Pyxsxs, Is one Of tho committee, wished
TO explsin their motives In excludiog the police.
There snencs intended nor any m sds
to fndvidualr; but there Disgusting the fact
that the police had on former occasions taken charge
Of the politics Of Of the we'll as of the
peace, and there scrsmbles to Who should no
captains and who assistant captains and hence the
of democracy was injured II the committees had
put policescaptsin the ticket the idea would 90
ebre.d that be would do his utmost to have friend
appointed Alderman. There danger abroad; there
the police
Mr Dow. ssid no man, who was an ONCE holder,
ought to be put on the ticket
The President then proceeded to read the list Of
sssh "sntirs liza, ana ,DoS tue votes upon
Mr. SMITH said for the ticket for the Senate thsrs
Yer. two to one against rammsuy Hall. He begged to
decline acting, end left the
or thres distsntient voices.
Mr. PuHssR then introduced to the meeting Mr..
Walack, formerly Of the True Sum-
MI WALLAcK said the reason why the democrats had
lost many elections that they did not come to-
getber ct the primary msstipgs Thus the pow-r gra
dualy went out Of their hands The cause OF repnb-
csps In Europe depended the way they carried out
sheir principles even In the ward The Of liberty
whose branches to spread the
the nations with its fruit be guarded at its root
IL they could only carry the State and city OF New
York It would have more important effect than any
other that could happen upon the next presidential
election He had lately seen General McAster, from
Savannah In New York who said to him. If you boys
carry New York. We will carry Georgia by sweeping
majority" The proceedings Of that evening told him,
with other signs OF the times that their we're
soon to be triumphant sgsn They had just eAtsu
each other sufficiently to be tired Of IL laugh
ter Let them bury the past ana only think of tho
future. Another notion which struck him that they
we're going to whip the wings that their foreign
born population devoted the pripo of
dsmccfscy. and would, he felt confident, almost to
man, vote aeatptt party who had sympathized more
with the tyrunts OF Europe than with ths nasouai.s
that trying break the yoke They would ond tar
fewer monarcbists and hisers with hcx
governments. among the foreign born population. Who
had fled from oppression at home than among class
born In this country who judge themselvss what Mr.
Bennett of the Herald, calls Goldfish
loud eheersD The prsteut government had given
no assistance to Hungary and had done more for old
Spain than England would have dohe tor her In the
Of Cuba They had surrounded that island with
. Gordon Of ships How differently did the democratic
government act. (and even Clay approved Of their
policy) when old Spain and Mexico we're struggling
for the mastery! There bad been great fuss made
about the removal OF Mr. Walsh from Partr bat he only
rsecbotd the sentiments Of the cabinet There
I'M portsnt election coming aud tbs removal
pie They had got back Rey from cuba, but they did
not insist upon any indemnity. suppose Kos-utb or
Mnzziui came here Tomorrow and be believed there
would be- 500 refugees from tyranny here very
euppose the En- OF Russia had ten Of these
men kidnapped, and that In tue Of Eve IL
found out they would be restored, but the other five
wouiu be Esciihced what coupensaton would the i've
saved be- for the nye lost Hence the necessity OF
indemnity In every Instance. The conduct u the
government In reference to the ship United States,
bsd the mechanics Of New YORK To this
OF million cf dollars tor there ord-rs from
foreign for vessels OF that amount;
but the moment the government said the meshanics
Of New orb shall not compete with the hancs of
London. - there end is- Afler some further
observations, MIR. Wsllacs concluded
IL then agreed that the secretaries OF the three
organizations should Jointly call the primary meeting
fer Tuesday next ana the neotiog separated st ten
o'clock.