The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-03
SCENES At rANMANY HALL.

man. sfttr one OF Two attempts AT epeech from Mr..
Thos n Carr commenced his duties by reading the
turns coming in from the wards and filling up the vods
in thu time By running fire of questions and answers
with the soveregns Some Eve six wards had been
spoeed Of when our reporter got to the and the
Chairman then announced that up TO that time the
turns showed only the ifng little majority Of 2SS6 in
favor Of Pierce and King or this
duly honored in the way for which Tammany Is cele
brated.
Gentlemen he continued Il am happy to inform yos
that the upper fork Of Salt river site has been found
for hospital and has been chsraby appropriated to
Gen Scott" daughter The return was from the
Seventeenth ward He said 1t had not done quite ss
we'll AZ it ought to- having only given the little majority
Of 7tS for Pierce and King (Cheers for the sovca-
TENTH
The Ninth ward gentlemen sends down N siority Of
$50 tor Pierce and King" (Choers)
Mr. Carr who was very ambitious Of the honor Of ad-
dressing the assembly again made several appeals to the
Chairman for permission to do but he repulsed
Observation-Disclosures, have to correct an error
made about the Seventh ward did announce q ma.
oriiy for Pierce and King Of 1884, but have done her
great irjusticethe true number being AT (Checrs)
Again Mr. Carr attempted to gain an audience for just
four minutes and half, but the Chairman was in
exofablo.
Question from the soyeregns-Dan 1.-THE Cha.rman)
tell us about General Walbridgc
Ahswtl from Dan-N albfdge Will be sitting wash
ington with latch string to let any you in to see
him (.aughter)
Q.-What about Bill Tweed
A.-Bil iweeds chair /, the way to the Capitol-a
chair made with his own bands last week.
o.-What about Walker?
Ave lker IL walking right on To Washington
CIV hat about Old MIR Westervet!
A.-Westervelt has ALREADY commenced makiag his
appointments 0ells Of lsughter)
Q.-What about Taylor? (the chairman)
A.-0h he's above-in the skies
The catechm closing there cries for Mike Walsh
gentleman
to supply his place on the rostrum 1t was, however,
CnamaAsAs soon we get all the returns, all your
iayoites viii appear and speak
strong Irish Brogue--1 Good boy
Catechism resumed
Q-Ho. about John Orser?
Ike is gone to the shesfs office, to take possession
and he assures that though he entered into the
without dollar in his pocket jet be is resdy reward
bis friends BY hanging any of them for nothing (Roars
o-N bat about Connolly,
A-oh he's going TO be the County Clerk in the city;
ard clerk he'll be as long there's establishment In
Q-What about Bob Dillon.
A--Bob Dillon will argue all the the Corporation
wants him to.
Q.--1en US again about Walker
s-Wslser ID walking right on to Washington with
all his might
Returns the Sixth ward arrived at this moment
The CHAIhNAS announced GentIeInen, the old bloody
Sixth ward has redeemed herself though she hasn't done
so we'll rs she might she has only given majority for
Pierce and King of S97
This certainly deserved three cheers and they were
called for. and given with vengeance
Then the Fifth and Second districts Of the Nineteenth
wsIo we're dec Jared as having first 49, and the
last 40 majority for Pierce aud King
Characterization, friends who reside outside
of the United States in Ney Jersey send the sig
nature OF the inspector OF elections from the beautiful
village Ci Hcbohen majority OF LEA for Pierce and
Nrs (The uusl demonstration of JOY
CHAIEMaN-Gsntemen the bloody oil Sixth ward II
Brooklyn the Second district which the wings have
never Jailed to carry gives majority Of los Cheers
CHAiRMAN-Ihe old Eleventh ward sends down 4 BILE
from her ballot box that old ward which used the time
OF JaceEoD TO always give round number, has
deemed her 81 ceEt position aud Stands firm by giving
some 10 spare LOO mso-ity for Pierce aud King
(Chters fer The Eleventh ward
'oicE--" Keep the bah rolling. Dan" The speaker
was requested TO shut uph and not shout SO; but his
blood and in the plenitr de Of hi glory he
he was democrat and would consequently make much
noi'e es he had mind TO-
CHsnMaN-Now, gentlemen, hold for about four
minutes and hall. Here is return from the Ninth
ws.d ana it seems that in my epthusissm have com
mit:ea some mistakes That old Ninth ward announced
a having rolled up majority of 400 but the fact is
tbst IL an error, and that she has only given SIS.
(Cheeis)
yoier-Give US two three mistakes like
that.
CHMhsiAN--Ge ntlomen, we hare now heard from lust
half OF the wards Of the ciIyand think they the
poorsst OF themand We have got, as far have got
6 20t minority for Pierce ind King.
Three times three enthusiastic cheers for Pierce and
King
CnAIPmAS--Gentlemen, i have committed another or
ror never before was charged with being great liar
The Eleventh ward has bust her blcr and there are
boilers built In the Sic veuth ward than In ell the
other veIos OF the city Well SAID th1t the Eleventh
bad given eleven hundred majority FOR Pierce au1
King; but nov fad that have been guilty OF telling
au untUth a. it has gone seventeen hundred aud forty
three
Cheers for the Eleventh ward
CBAEaaS--I have to defe that while the Secretary Ia
making up the figures you will listen for jus. Two
minutes ana bait 10 o, the best democratic songs
you ever heard in your life
The audience having sisni6sd their pleasure to hear
this enusion eentlemsa ascended the rostrum, and
tetnih ward half sung half reci.ed the wing compo
sitlon:-
Hu,rs. the GLAD adings abroad We Do niug--
Tie people ui9 nphalt, tn c,ntostis ended,
We fogeh and have sgBg1ered for Pierce sid for King
e vii oor row Tia s n'&Ss s5e q a m
~ adopting good lac sures clearing OUT al the
That they and viii be. true great,
Tie hslds delivery being equal hs poeticsl ia
lent tho audience called out for him 10 sing IT, as they
didn't for recitation After several Intellectual At
ten1pts TO shuk the duty thus imposed upon hin the
Prophet yielded to the ror pOph and scrcwng up lis
vocs pipes, AID taking on familiar all continued
his cong
Yes! tie good work il don't have nothing to fesr
nc federgs win seen from tse Land sisippssr
Ihe insults ts our fsg VIII g soon eeIste'aoted.
fse no. hun6iy lespset t. VI psy dear f;r bis fare
And TO no poEer ear.h v IN they Willingly yield
harra for or cause throughout the whole land;
NE J,a,f Mar pgi, Ia ntr Ss g 1 b s ss5s
Which hts caused eur whole ranks 70 Bwcu double In
They've been led blind too lonsthey now sqs who is
They vii coincide with tie sentiments laid down in tbis
mat dsnoerscy, Triumphant, viii never moro yisid
lis the bulwark Of irccdout-ts liber,y's sh.ld
HurraG yes, hrrTah-all respond % the err,
Cor COuHryt redeemed from the federaltst
IRON California TO Maine rAirc your ices high;
thott ehoutip hurah, express crest rlsUSrrs
1hst tle field you will retain molly nave galped
And never will yield Il 70 might msis
duo the Union forever" motto sLRl be-
Our States al united 10 democracy.
The bard rewarded with very liberal expression,
Ct s1sctoD by the disnce and Then the more regu-
ist LOsIess u ne msetinT was resumed.
CHAIRMAN Tho second district Of The Nineteenth ward
has BEEN heaTd from, and ,he sends DOM though =
rural distriot-I2 majority for Pierce and King.
(Chear)
CHAiIsIArThe fun returns Of the Eighth ward have
arrived and aLow majority Of OILS Fleece aud King
(Chter.)
CH4FifaF--Gentlemen another lie from the chair
0aasbt'r) announced 10 you few moments ago
that he yiftb wardthat strong hold OF ggerygave
naJortty 9. ~ lor Pierce ana King, and in
ieed by the Of tbe Board Of inspectors that
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CrtsIt for the fifth grd.