Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-09-03

The Democrats have always delighted 10 The
pane II lhe liarmohious Democracy. This
Yanly q not without reason, lor The rale Of the
so.ealled Democratic parry IS 10 follow the lead
e., and sick 10 each OIhe,, right or wrong
This discipline, however, Is not pedcci every.
where. ln New York. the rOwdy leaders Of
The parry are very JEALOUS Of each Olher. and
have fashion Of appealing TO ''esrnal weapons
10 The settlement Ct their disputes. The fol.
Owing paragraph from the New York iIsraid
Of Sunday, will give the reader % idea OF Dem.
Ocra'c cisIllza1ion and progress ia our cOmmer.
eal metropolis - --=---
TERRIBLE ScESs AT TAMxANY Hat --On
Friday night, or rather on yesterday morning. d
scene of violence took place AT Tammany Hall,
that casts into Ihe shade all previous road yism
Of the last four years The General Commit.
tee were not only oyerawed aud disprrsej by a
gang Of rOwdIes. who broke into lhe room al
hall past TWO O'Clock 10 lhe morning. but some
Of the members barely escaped wnh their lives.
One gentleman, Mr.. John Q iinn. Of the Nine.
IeenIh ward, was severely injured, and Mr. ~.
ie Siekes had 10 risk his lite by Ihrowiog him.
self OUT Of the window. The rowdles we're ia
the interest Of The barnburner faction, aud bpre
down The ina jrity Of The committee.
Only few evenings ago "ouUleis and rouon
egg'' were the arguments used between the Lo-
cUlOcO factions Ia Hamilton counIy, and lhe
Cincinnati GdzsIIe VI The 2IIh has The follow.
ing:
ANOTHER FIGHT AMONG THE DEnocRAcY.- Al
an Anu Miami pole.raIsIng yesterday afternoon,
on lhe corner Of Name aud Allison streets. Gen.
ID al h., - 1 T., ,L, 4
lure, attempted TO address the meeting, against
the wishes Of those present; hut the cries Of
"come down." &C., were 50 loud as 10 compel
him 10 dessI lie afterwards got into an al'er.
caIOn with German, which resulted n hghl,
| ia which the Miami General received severe
pounding.
The meeting was addressed prior to the me.
| iee--by Messrs, Reemelin and Miller, and alter
they had concluded, stately pole was raised.
| from which apased flag bearing his lnscrp.
zion: mo MIAMI TRIBE"
This 6lud Of harmony is not confined to the
New York and Cincinnati Locofoco. The 10.
coloco selection 10 nominate acaudldale for Con.
gTess 10 the Chicago dis,rcI has DeGa conferred
on Hon, JOHN WENTWORTH, former NJ. O., aad
editor of the Chicago Democrat lie has bit
ter opposition in his own party. and we observe
thatlhe Club OF iuvincIbteS, which heArgus pro
uou0ced the strongest DamocraIic orgaulza1or
in ihe Gay, has dl,banded on account ul the SO
lection. The scrpe in Convention was eXcl'lng
aud the harmonious brcane violent dlScOrd.--
The journal says--"Upon the assembling o
The Convention things weut Oh SwimnIugiy un
! al The contested seaIs were reached, when an
demOnlum broke looSe---a haii.a duZ.n mem
bcrs spruag upon the table, hije as many mor,
engaged in a fralcrual "hng" on the D Idr bt!"w
Ex. Mayor Curtis "a2pealed 10 the honor!' o
the Convention, 10 the brotheTy feeling "I II
members, 10 put STOP 10 the disgracelL
scenrs"--bui il was Of no avail. Finally Ih,
Sheriff rushed n aud restored order 10 the meet
ing, for the lime being, to go into commlItee 0
The whole upon noise and confusion.
The Convention then went Iul0 exercises III
the manly ART of seItdefeoce.' EghI or tel
speakers were believing at the tnp oil IheI
voices, while the eOmmuees nn pugnaciIy wer
taking the 'eyes and nosesi--severol Ot IN
lpadlrg members occupying The floor In
ring being partially cleared and order IN shock
ing disorder prevailing, The vacancies were I'LL
ed the very genius of importantly lowering an
presiding al The helm. Al This stage of The pro
ceedlngs, while the uproar was uI its height,
large humber Of The delegates Siampedtd ouI q
The Convention. The two.lhlrd rule was the
proposed but voted down; the ConVenuon bein
now harmonious, proceeded 10 ballot Tor del,
gales TO Dixon, when Wentworth having ma
jory, was declared duly elected"