New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-16

There being some obvious kinks, snarlS,
and tangles in the web Of whited-sepulcher
Democracy which have caused good
deal of perplexity and botheration, and
resisted many arduous effects to straIghten
them out, last effort was resolved on to
rectify them by Eating. This idea, so char
acteristic of our Emporium and its Dutch
ancestry, was adopted and approved by the
Tammany Society, who ordered that the feed
should take place at the old Wigwam on
Tuesday evening, 18th inst.--no admittance
for any but the Faithful The Napoleon of
humbug was fifty invited as historiographer,
but all Barn-burning heretiCs were rigidly
excluded. The following was one Of the
regular toasts, to which we invite the
special attention Of those grass-green Free
Sellers who pretended that they went back to
Tammany Hall last year in order to Undue
her with their own principles:
aOy Standard Bearer the Contest Of l852-from what
ever section Of the country he may be he
receive The united support u nv rexen5oas Cheers
Sgain, again, and again. Yankee Doodle)
Mr.. Custom-house Bogardus gave the fol
lowing:
falo o." thew learn WI any more may they carry
The war into Afnca- lGreat bPplause)
To this toast Johnny McKeon responded
in a kindred strain. The following is brick
mot from his hat, butt from his speech:
"There IL plan TO make union OF The Democracy -
IL Sfafe 1
Governor from the bunker side snow no saGn 111 The
man who stood by the-D Dlckinson-and this plan is
intended to put him OF the Senate The following are
The only principles win recognize in any candidate -
Uos,iny 10 high tarif specie currency the only cur
rency Fl for ihs American people ana aD, %.
in these principles let them unite with us, b. 7ol the
Democracy will exclude them"
Hangman Foote was enthusiastically APP
plauded, as the Ajax of the Union, and
Jerry Bell gave the following ferocious toast:
BY JARED w BELL, LIST yieePresdent-ln politics as
In war traitors dangerous than open enemies Their
Just punishment is death tAppsuse)
Oh, John Van Buren, Oh, John A. Dix
don't your neck-cloths feel uncomfortably
tight about these days?
The following were among the most
popular volunteer sentiments
By Dr. VacHE-Our oaOn Senator Dickinson The Abdel
ofDemocrsey In the highest councils OF the nanon-fsn
iul among the fAihless'
BY Ed sTRAHAN.-Martia pan BweR-The Democracy
owe him nothing for treason cancels all debts due TO
hsitora (GTeai cheering
TAs Bpsaio Patfors-A superce Dgendered by malice
by eupdy, exhibited by curiosity and destroyed
BY reason When the people want man TO run for Pres
dent they will send for him
By JosEPH CoRSELL-The WInot Provisc-A hand
grenade thrown into the camp Of Democracy by modern
Anods May they share The fate of their ustrIous pre-
deeessor (Dersiye shouts
By MIR DuIoS.-Se01rd and Ian B,vsn, The tria broth
~sq Wh,sge,y and Abo,tiohrhe Democratic party will
achieve the victory in 1882 the combination OF BOTH
(shouts aud exclsmaiions Of ait WHY
We think these must do. If the DemOc-
racy' don't get thoroughly harmonized on
the basis here presented, we don't see that
anything short of Jerry Bells heroic remedy
will do their business.