The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-06

result fsvoraby to the constitution and the Isv~
the country With there remarks Mr.. Baysrs pre.
cseded to report the election returns on hand =
second ward. e vsis'
Iifth ward. .,...... tsl wbig.
Fourth nara $50 SsmSSrss ppru'
Thirteenth ward. -. s75 whig ooh, Lo-dyN
MT DoycI.:s WAL.Aek, Of Washington City, was
principles Of free government and the duties Of the
democratic party Among other things, it was their
In the elections like myself glass of liquor some
times, as well as anybody GOOD for that. Go 1t J
but am opposed to sros shop influences lHur-ray .
by the force Of boot heels brick bats and club, rhe
divil ys Gel Our ticket ought always be of such
men as could go forth aud meet any man boldly in
the face, and say, am an honest man. and . good
citizen. This Is little hard to take know, bat
With it Mr. W allack proceeded to say that hsvina
driven the wings to notification the democracy were
upon the disas tiers that would fall upon the NossS
in the loss OF trade and in the Influx OF free negroes
If the doctrine OF Seward were to prevail. He ddn'
exactly know who was to be the democratic candidate
tor the Presidency. loud cries Of Cass Cass and
three cheer, for Cass, which were heartily eiven) He
Dickinson, Douglas, Houston, buchanan or any other
good democrat, he would support him as heartily as
Gensrsi cam The democracy fought for principles,
A majority Of s2s was reported for Kinssland, in
Third ward.a reduced whig.
vo'cE-Mr Chairman. Is the country safe,
n ISAIAH RYspERs next mounted the platform: - Eel.
low Dsmocrsts-I will not take my hat off believe,
this time, because the election is over The child
christened and his names Anthony. We are used
up in this city and no mistake and that good
many wings have come here to laugh at US, and
don't blame them 92s against cod is equal TO 400
again,t me any day, in a whg district / am do xn
ask our wing friends to be little generous and not
kick when down. We are beat out and that a
not bit of use to be meay mouthsd about it, We
beat badly beat and for myself is awful to think
about: I wouldn't have believed it. I couldn't have
thought there was 30 much loose change circulating
round the edges But what's the Of my talking
nov The elections over, and am in the habit 81
nobody to be elected The interest is sl gone and
Of no use to discus. the principles Damned little al
the interest Great lsusher someSav oF otSsr
had plenty OF money circulating somewhere In the
Third ward II our side had had IT, might, psrhap
tell you different story. But where they closed
the polls at two o'clock AID went into a fight
and may be at it yet for all I know daughter A
didn't want to take hand. asked to be excused
Don't desart u.s., said he for its to have an
vein the Captain continued for quarter Of an
hour.
Mocarty, democrat, Assistant Alderman, was an
nouncsd to be elected.
What majority"
q don't know the majority but they do say be IS
Captain RYspERs-I understand he is elected by STA
wish now had been In that ward myself (Lsugh-
houa night nays ooHe something e, my county
patriot had to stand alone. Never mind old fell
Xvoirsrsrn from the Eighteenth ward. followed
next. His Ticket he believed had carried ten to one
was the ticket Of tree schools and universal sduca
tion. CHI hi Wherever that ticket prevails you may
count upon the triumph OF the contribution and the
principles Of Jefferson, and the democratic party.
That's factl Prospects are not so dark as some
Second ward That Is Que vote for Daniel Dickinson
And ifthere is entitled to your whole. souled
hearty support IL IL Daniel 8. Dickinson. After an
sulogium upon Mr.. Dickinson, he concluded with a
panesye upon the democratic power Of tree schools
Cries for w.lbridse, Mike Walsh Walsh, ana gene
Gen wAIbnrDer took the ro.tfum. He conxratu.
lated the democracy that defeated still from ad
If defeated Il Il not because me S.Soesey Of tS,.
city lacks the numerical strength not because of
candidates but because the people dstrust the pre-
sent system OF making thsspominstions lie then de.
and among the esndidses the candidate for Congress
(E. b. HaIt) who, he believed, was elected by
said that the fact TIA, he himself wa, beaten ia ,ss
nominating convention for Congress by Mr. Tart made
no dinert TO him. or II more Tree and hearter
support OF the ticket. Applause) Gen. W. spoke Of
the compromise measures OF the last Congress- PHI.
menting, respectively, Clay tthIee chsers Webster
(spplause) Cass, prolonged ckeeriDg) foote, Zap.
Iause) in behalf OF their patriOtie Efforts IA settling
the great OF the slayery al ent lie also
paid aattsrDg compliment to the Nslo York Herald
(thr,e cheers Tor the Hdald) and the Independent
press for their Invaluable services to the Union lie
concluded with Goldsmith's poetry upon the great
announcement that the democrats had carried the
First ward by $50 msjority, (applsu.e) aud by an
earnest appeal to the democracy TO buckle their
armor fer their principles and the Union in the cam.
xyOle,-Tsn somsthins about our adopted oitlscns.
Gen WALnRIpog then desoanted upon the alien and
dillon Laws OF the elder Adams and their repeal By
tbs dem ocratic party and from first to .st wa, sx
trsmely happy and eloquent In his remarks. (rhres
cheers for wsIbridge for Congress In 1922
Cries for walsh, Kelly, Wslsh.
The volunteer from the Eighteenth ward then put
IN hahu n aura AL
citizens.
Calls for Walsh and Brady! slchlss A volunteer
hey Now 20 IN Walsh Walsh Brady Ths
singer opened hts voice. Great cheering The EiSh-
teenth ward volunteer mounted the stand aud
nounced that detachment o. Z troops ordered
20 Boston TO vinsieate the lave Cheers lie seid this
70 let them learn the daDgersus business " which the
Northern nuliihers we're engaged The solemn enact
ments OF Congress would be enforced VI the lives o. the
traitors lad 70 be sacrificed (4pPlaussl
regular chip from the Green Isle amidst the most
tnthusiasiie l.uehter and applsufe, next took the
Iostrum His hair vas his eyes, his shirt bosom
vs open. ana be bad all the attributes about hiE Of
From the prevailing pproar Of the boys Il impos-
.ible, except word two O. hear this orator.
erst." 1mm.p.s hurrnBs Gp 90 en- Ia Ss, jane.
Brady, tGfest lsughter) and What do the regular d.
louder, louder burrssD ainti.men the election IA.
gone fernerst u.s. down, DOM With him great out
break Of ls1shtrl On, inlsxible nibernisn contin
ter; until some one gave him shove from behind,
Which prscipitstsd him beadlong into the cro.d,
where he disappeared like man tumhling overheard
into the waves Of the IL vas plunge, and he
was invisible.
A very young gentleman next took the platform,
but had not gone Tar when he complained Of the
noise srt confusion" notwithstanding he desired TO
explsin the principles Of the Dsmocr attic party 20
the devil And the adventurous young volunteer
was not borne with much longer before he was hssed
down into the crowd walsh Brady Rynders called
for Oct Up somebody and give us the history Of
Noahs Ark band Of music passing by outside,
here rapidly thinned IN. hall aud effected an adjourn
ment without = motion TO that effect
The proc. eoipgs we're singular sdmixture Of trib
ulstIon complaint, fun and merriment In fact We
over . defeat or . victory.
The Wig OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ut the
broadway House.
Immediately after sunset last evening the whis' as
sembed at their hesdqusers Broadway House, corner
prosdvsy and Grand street tolssrn the results from