New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01
CITY EMS.
- The weather is very fine, with some
o,,srec, Of more Of tic 'sme sor'
Io,o-Foco PRiNARy ARRANGEMNN Ts.-

10 .. ,,, ,urDose OF observing the t,olngs
""'' o....,,,c ., ,hc,r Primary Elect ms We
.,,o,,eIl 4, NH of ~ "e sa" or "hat W hs Td,
.,,.e u,l attempt bnef description OF the scene
,h. S,v,h Ward. hat particular i"' alii> beng pH
1.','cu.c The n:hcr nj of pure Dem ''r'rt
.,r,-ca .t:hc sixth WaIc io,oi, We found cro"
,s,.cr.. hundreds "a he most chaotic uproa'' IA
49,. and oct TIE outsiders were chiefly helly
r.. and thcu mood Of uird "a, none The pleasant
,.i t,-,use me battle vs. C'leen,ly gong ag llns
. yye .fowded .fts me dooraay Of the Hotel.
. ..oot,,d tAs, The foom was closely packed
....a fo,,d composed manly Of young men from
1910 % ves-s Il age Thc>o fellow are worth d de-
rrr.tlu. ma VI All 9te oref outline o' 'he'
.I4fa.'rf .nd la.i TIA, class Of WmcA thtse were
oa,t,on number, .u th.s cry probably d uousanu
tlcvare .hc4y the neg cced children OF unworthy
r.,,ut. .ul have srovn up N ignorance ana ihio
,s.cc. ald ,erged naturally into slo'hiaH "nu
,rue They may generally be known by thelr pc
..,., .,-.earance always 10y their peculiar HABITS
,,,,>er, ,hev keep close >haSen faces, wear fancy
.,,Aefcil.f, brown Bowery tro"str>' close h''ihg
h.b., coats. and small cloth caps They drink
.l, ~ tbr worst sort of three cent rum and smoke
mos, v,llaluou> clgars Their location Is generally
,,e nearest GROCERY 20 some notorious house OF
,,c.,,tuton and ihor lourfcys are mainly confined
,o The shottest rome from these houses to the gam
hing heis aud shameless dance saloons Of the most
A landoncd scc:.on Of the Filth and Sxtn Wards. The
m, sns of nV.ng Of these Jiabohcai "retches are
peculiar 10 The class. ius,. The baov learns all the
low tricks OF gambling then he takes lessons IN hst
CUTS until he Is able 20 knock down stranger with
perfect science al the While learning the ART
of rum drinking then hc hxes himself like
a graveyard vampire upon some wicked and miser-
able prostitute. and from her unhoiy earnings he
draws the means OF subsistence. Instances are
notorious where these execrabie scoundrels levy
a regular capi,aion iaNucOn tie members OF house
of ilfame. and upon the least re Oeon among these
wrttched slave, they IN and smash furniture and
increase 10 The utmost Of their power the horrors OF
the dens under their suTl Tl.iilaLce Ihe frequently
buusedfaces of the females are the sure>t evidence
of such forays. The expression OF face of these IN
famous villains Is entirely characteristic. They
wear tina, sulien hang dog look which IS conclusive
ev,, ence of a black and uneasy soul. They shun
the pen nquirng gaze of an honest eve rs the devil
sluns holy things they lock # 10 kindly feeling,
no sentiment, Of pity no conception of love. no idea
of Justice, no thought Of rch,, no symptom Of de-
cency no hope OF happiness entered their hearts.
Morally base, mentally wreichcd, physically de-
graded, politically marketable. they live among us
The most lively iqcanaiion> % dcmonolocy that are
suffered to hught and degrade the earth. such IS
hrlef and f,,ut sketch OF tie moral mons,ros,es
who fstiCn rom tie foul wages Of prostitution and
robbery, and are hued by reckless domagoguos to
control our primary cicoilon>-especiaily on behalf
ofthe great " Democratic" party
Bu, az the Sixth Ward This crowd had posses
sion of the room ,i,i were mounted on chars, bar.
rtls OF rum Tie ran-coun'or. and IN all available
places. They wee manly for Mat Brennan, and
Tor some tine not i.ok,i was Allo~od to 90 INTO
the box unless favorable TO hun We had hardly
got To the door. Nh.n kc'iv man came Spnnlng
out OF the room. imVe.lej hv tie boots q. these
wrotches and folloN,t ty LoOtneS that fairly smct
sulphury so ho' were they from the bo'omless put
We will moi attempt To gl,e even sketch of the
frightful conversation If tbs crowd Suffice II t.
saw yrwas filthy. profauo AID jis using enough to
make tTazCn t.tuc blush for ITS resemblance to
humanity Therc Was Loi IA all tie crowd man
who looked 20 &c rCsp6 taolc citizen, with stake
IN the Govtumc.L TIE whole af WAS one OF
unmi,eated rovd,isn ari ba.c'accd corruption
one which an> honorable ciixen, of any party.
would feel personally dlscracci TO partr pate m
And such are ttc INC, possible. immoral. ignorant
wre,ch,s-thc c.hasod and CI>graced tools the
salesbe hlre!IncS-Wto 90 up Inc primary elections
Of the great Democratic parry II is no wonder that
the glory ta> departed from smnany, and the law
eiver from between her feet. BY such wretchod
farce as thIs H. often ucc.ded the character Of our
Legislators. and of course ;he character OF the
| laws they VII make. ln Wards Nhere the
parry = IN a argC mpJorty, the nominee indicated
by such primary pow WOW = :ure TO be elected -
The honor thai such men do to the C.ty let the past
indicate
- Il L not 'Imc that The rue and honest citzcLs
of th,s metropolis sAnuli go III their might to the
prma, elections aud teach 'hese young ruilans
A. "A. hot hay jy
house dlcta,lon lha, no amount OF money, wrenched
from ahbit ou> candidates, can control the poo
pies choice of ,awgvers that virtue and not wee
shall be the ruling principle of government, -
We trust ths, we norcifu as most people
but Il does seem as II any Involvement that oouli
persuade these Young villIans-,te Short BOYS, the
Swlli Bows, the Old Maid Bows the Rock BOYS the
numberle>s gangs of organized Rum-holc r,lfhans.
WHO maze \Cw-l ork mu, h like Hell as their dc
instincts can Inyent-tol leave our presented
City would be hailed a. special indulgence, re
curing from good c'uzens no ordinary gratitude
When >hall TINS 4" good time be realized
II Miss IiHYEs Fourth Concert was at
tended last evening by large audience, by whom she
Was welcomed most cordially on her appearance
Such enthusiasm We never before on such ali oc'
cason cheers allied for and heartily gwen. and
bouquets showered about tie fair songstress from eve
~ direction l. almost needless to say that she sang
for reception vouchsafcd to few artists IN
any country indeed we have no, before heard her
with much Satisfaction. She was In eaceHeh'
voice and gave he difficult and effective Seead from
DIR Frsys. tuf. with power, not only musical bu'
dramatic. ln passages Of pa,hos, Miss Hayesnespe
Csally admirable. though we do not agree with hef
conception OF Casfa Dna. ltis too sentimental mas
not enough of iha, aten, force Of savage passion
which belongs to the character Of the Druidess In
this one ning "a rendered by Miss Hayes,
-. 6Da No nt.p,on,tton of the dlreful and tragic