New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-30
The Loce-P oc % In Councii- Rtifcstiou neet-
inG In TammRpY Hall.


Hall las, evening. drew quite collection At tee
o d wig~sn. no;Fiiai:aniing the violence o. 'ne
s:o-m. TIE managers o. lae BAL, Il 10 o. course
/ had the programme all made O.. BEFOREHAND 'sa'
up tie bsck way sn3 h,i possession oil the 'laho
before the crowd outside we're admitted. snd when
tie doors wss opened toe nomihoiions ilr oIi;ers
of the meeting we're pat ard declared carried be
fore the uninnt.sted had tine q say JACK hoo-
irsop. or tx their ;hros.s ior : hzrrab, .nd even
before sny coas'dsrsb's portion Of them hid e1-
| tereltb Hal. TIE cficers ere i1r freif>nf
I CssELEs CossoR.
Vrx P-esi4,n.-JAxzs C.. sToNEatt. stmle4 A
| C-syc. kcsert o. Dllos Ad. O.s-y. p nae'i'
uei e. B B H.rt l. Josu MsE-oa,' '.ea 2s o.se-
.scrrGlri,, AID. LfEsT, Wln AcA-l Y A1gs. TO- - -
cssaac7 shsser Aldreu Il Greene, ID : others
Tae Report Ct tie Jsdisisry Comm.Sr was pres
euted ~ DANL SICK IL. The report 81 TIE County
Convention and Convention tor nominating Heads OF
Departments vas read By HESEY NlcoIL. The names
Of the csnsioses we're presented separately aud al
s-opte5 there being opposition Of sHy Consequence
excepting 70 ne name Of old PUEsER tie candidate ;or
Controller and Thomas R Downing The candidate ioF
City Inspector both Barnburners The state nouina'
tons were then read and adopted n lump, "nsn =
large portion Of the audience become clsmorols tor
speech from Rynders, while others shouted siise
toy o. their iunss lor Fred Docslah Abbey Fciiom'
&c &c Fir.Iy Mr sickle. made hii appearance on
the stand with huge scroll in his asnd which ne
n, il ed the 'hs.5hsted into psrtiA silence
On the said scrs va. written the resolves oi The Hsr
moni9u. which we're quite too .ensihy for our co..
urnn.. but which cosdense a. i3liow'
l. "Ths, he measures and policy q the Wig N.iossi
Admi,sislca meet ine un-el eliyoc.. 20 o.
tho Dsm0crsry Of mia Cy'-and ststns - ieeglh lef
bo.uy every sci cf Gen Taylor snd me Caone 1ou'-
\ ing iusIn roundiy ,. 81,
! Approves the mo-ihss Navigation LAWS giving all
| tSe credit 10 " Minister Bancroft
| s. Gnes strong Tor Metallic carresey ana Mini in
1 cosgrs.ula,e. the Democracy" the successful
issue Of the sssie Eleenon' and especially upon the
Appands ins Elective Judiciary system ard he abo-
iuOn Of 'ses ard perq1sie' brought about y ne Doe
| ray The Bsrnbuuing portion OF ne audience VINO
seemed 70 remember something about the contest for Le
ea and Constitutional Reform IN The State, wss IN orcst
grs The cool aadsciy OF The Hnrker who u ne isce
OF fac,s 50 receu and notorious dared 10 calm Legal Re
| fofm "a = HanEer msssufs 4 Rsrnsunng friend sug-
gesed 70 d. hat probably hr Brady "foe bsi ies''1'
8 Gan. on the Democracy" come TO the help Of ne
Prscuce Commas 20 aid them 10 dong iheif wors
and abuses lhe Wig L~gi-a,uIe ior dong ne ssme
ihog a., c,.. n, ,,,,-,.-,
snd elss NF- hook u "imrrOveuect appropriations,
uunecessary Office holders "cxtrsvreEni incr-sse OF
sssresn "sisuclrg army OF conuset0rs" sd charges
Tie resolutions we're adopted unanimously, sad
| th n commenced again the clsmors for Aynder'
"D,uslss," &c. The Chairman after msny energetic
sesuculstons el.syed the noise snd confusion iufn
ciently to announce that he the presiding oheer
and that the speakers would come upon the stand As
| the Committee had arranged and ss he should an
nounce ;hem whereupon the yeils iJr Rynders be
came quite desenins, interim ngled again with Ng-
| ger Douglass" ABBY Folsom" and others Finally
the sinisbls Captain mounted the ros,rum and aa-
nouuced that there were speakers from abroad, GEO
BANCROFT and others, 10 whom he should deier but
IL finally came out that neither Nr. Bancroft nor any
other Of the Invited gusts abroad present, 20
Capt; H. proceeded 10 make speech saying be should
let of wis, surplus gas he had hsnd in very few
minutes. He bad understood attempts had been made
10 ostrscise hn-thst threats had been given out TO
the effect that whatever else should take place, be
Capt Rynders, should not be allowed 10 speak from
that stand but he very happy to learn ii was all
the result OF misappreheuson. Ahem
lie was gcing on TO say that he hoped all past trans
| actions Of the now harmonious Democracy would
| be forgotten when he slightly interrupted oy q
private passage at arms and fists which occurred
the centre Of the Hall between Charles Bartlett Tom
| O'Donnel Charles Devlin and others and which
threatened for time to disturb all that harmony
which had been specially ordered for the occasion
| The finally suppressed without any serious
damsga beyond few bloody nsses and bruised heads
| Mr. EDwARD srRAHAN Wa. the next speaker. lie
| hoped the meeting would not DC broke up in a row
and after giving history Of the management which
had resulted in union the state ticket, be ssd the
parties to that union bound good faith to carry
it ou, at the polls There were some BaEnbufners on
the acket Who had been FOR some time esrsnsed FROM
| Tan Hall A fzr could from
pearsnccs seemed 20 come rather hard for Mr. s TO
advise his Hunker friends to vote for Bsrnbarners
He sad he could NJ for the s Of MIN, tel tee der
! ence between a BarnburneF and AooAuouist "a
.crter for which he appears to have holy horroTD
bat then be consoed hnsef aud bic party BY saying
that the whole Wing party In All The Northern states
were Abolluouisls lie concluded BY endeavonng 10
make rtte party ayitsl ou, OF the Astor place RI
os. but either from the batness Of bis u
bungliDg II snner IN which ne handled the subject he
! received but faint responses, even from Tsmmany
Hall audience.
letter was read BY Mr. oConnOr from Col FoASAY
Of The PhHrdslpaia Pelasylraaica, who had been IN
sitei 10 be presenL ELLIS scIISAsEl, Esq OF Phils
de'phs, being present, invited TO the stand and
sbe.t speech Of the evening, In the Of
which he denounced a Protective Tsra IA much
stronger terms than be probably would havs employed
in An address. before audience in his stsie IN
.e,s he j. man Of more courage than the Loco Foco
poleiAas Of Peun'ylvsE.s generally possess.
JoEN MoAEON, Esq followed in speech commend
ing and harmony or the sake Of victory, (po,
sod ienouneing Wig Principles and Measure. every
| thing that they ought not 20 be-
MT. CHArNcxr sHAsTEE then msde speech &c.
ssnad 10 very funny, and a. the conclusion be 10
vliea tee wnoe party down TO the bar 10 take ca,n
psgne The Democracy" ar becoming slsrminey
srl.tocrsue Ia former times
urh-r- ~ pc-fs- f,n-s-v Hal
49, - bulktsls s-rs s-ssrs . a. i.s -th. -
~ The Wings OF the Seventeenth Ward,
hare fought but victorious bsI,e ground, night
at the Henry Clay House, Of Avenue A and
Fin;,, They are generally wide awake. and those