The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-09


whis candidate, Mr. Jackson and the reformers There
we're four polling places In this ward and each one Was
thick crowded with Of the short ana rock bows
Two OF the former became engaged in puglisc
ter and would If not for the zeal Of their friends who
hid them from the stars have been locked for the
maipder OF the day in the station hoase Craword's
ends were in extacies all day. and laughed at the idea
Of body voting for the whg reform ticket II was
rather funny to see the democratic spirit mbibed BY
children eight Pine years old in this ward who were
constantly pulling the of every little urchin who de-
clared that he was whig
rwENrY-sECoND WARD.
There Ave candidates for the ocs of Alderman In
this ward, and yet, curious say the election was
very tame one which probably that portion
Of the city being moral There was strong police
force early the gr ,und but their servcea we're little
eded a. the inhabitants we're determined to be que,
this fall and redeem their reputation, which they lost
at an election on a form or occas sion.
The Van Burenites Mt Tammany.
CAPTAIN RYNDEEs AND GEORGE n. PURsER ON TIE
RosTRUA-NELANl HOLY DEATH OF JAMES BECKER,
ETC, ETC.
Old Tammapy, (now called "Unce Toms Cabin y
lighted up at half past last evening" and bonfire
WAS kindled in front Of the Hall Soon after, 1t
fed with persons dcrous to hear something Of the cleo
tlon. The platform occupied by number Of youth
full democrats, who literally free soilers
Mr.. JAMES BECKsa called the meeting to order, aud
minated Henry E. Risl of the Star House, Lispsnard
street. Chairman which position modesy accept
ed by that gentleman.
The meeting then amused itself by making calls for
various speakers and by animated discussions the
days work. There was very large number Of very
small boys In the assembly. They staggered about with
great deal of dirt their faces bad ssgars in their
mouths, oaths and obscenty their lips and degree
Of hardened In their faces all Of which went
to make up enscnse suggestive OF BlSckwes Island
and missing pocket handkerchief.
The redoubta BE Captain Ryndss having arrived he
called upon to speak he said that he thought 1t
ridiculous to talk about the election after 1t
over; but always had been the custom to up to
Tammany and talk things election nights and he
supposed he ought to say s'mething As the smoke
cleared away, he said, IL looks as if licked
party. But Of the opinion that Mr.. Cooley has got
pretty well cooled down by this tIne We have gained
victories, and in the Fourteenth ward we have
elected john Kelly the sofest Of the sots Thomas
Wheelan, the hardest of the hards l Like this be-
the CHOSEN has adhere to the party and the
administration, which some others have not 6one
don't take ny oath that didn't voe for Brady Though
(cheers for Brsdy)hs gooi horse; but am afraid
that he Is hitched in tbs wrong harness. The Hz
RAID tho other day, called free soer-don't look
like free ssiler Byaud-by Grcely ard Garrison and
Bill Seward viii be called HARD shells. am nice look
ing free soi'er.
yoIoR, (ia rich brogae)And what are ,ou capita ns
daughter and aprlauss.)
RyNDgy-s wiped his forehead and looked puzzled. He
said In answer, that he deRiocrat anu he hoped
that his auestioner the He then went on TO
say that he had to day found out what democratic
wha' meant Tor ths hrst time II meaut that some do.
mocras had split the tickets throw the State in the
hands OF the wings. II his opinion that csrtain
the ixed intention to give the State to the wings. We
wing Che said) y - good a. white man, ii he behaves
himself ca laughl And saw great many wings
voting ths hard shell ticket to Jay.
The tnAn,lAN here announced that William Baird was
elected Alderman Of the Fourth ward and that the
many ticket had majority in that ward the State
There was some applause. when Rsnders said, There
may be some mistake in these returns.'
VoIcIr-I hope there's no mistake. (Ilaughtsr)
RYMNrs-I hope so. hope that the democrats Of the
Fourth ward have shown their attachment the princi
pies OF the party BY electing that man.
RYsplas--W William Baird. Let's have three cheers FOR
him.
One individual gave cheer
RYSp,ts-I am with that naa alwsys Ike to see a
man go into any thing with his whole heart
same cup. daughter and applause
RlsDS went on to say that some persons opposed the
administration becanse they had applied for offices and
ccHldn't get them He had asked for an Office and
didn't get IT, but he still intended to stick the aIn
nst,aton (Thrce cheers for Ryndsra The people
OeE1OCf0JB
wings humbuggsd by leaders, They sufficiently
intelligent to understand what they about without
their leaders The division In the party may destroy it,
but
A volcE-oh, thersl be plenty Of denlo,rsts after
you're eead
RYsDEs-rm glad to hear it; and n yeuM come some
Fourth Of July and rap my grave and tell that
there is procession Of united democrats will answer II
through the spirit rappings tAsghter.l
Vocs-ferhaps Judge Edmonds may be dead then
Many vorCTs-News from the Sixth ward.
RysDsas-Ycs, here's the news from the "blocdy
whig wv - '''' N'1 '''N'A y o.
Avoros-she's gone soft
RyNDxrs-I hardly believe that when the immortal
Thomas Barr lives in that ward and he Ia Chairman of
the Stuyvesant Committeeman shell to the back bone
II the hsrds didn't win in the Sixth it wasn't because
Barr didn't try to mako them, that's certain.
Tho CHARaAS--In the Sixth ward Broaden Is elected
Alderman and state ticket has hundred majority.
RYSDns-Thats great victory for the softs, though
I'm not one, If Horace does call In the Tribune.
propose three cheers for the Sixth ward.
There faint attempts ut cheers, when Ryn-
ders called for three good chcers" One enthusiastic
gentleman gave cheer on his sccount- Rynders
xsnt on to eak Of hi1 own ward and said he hoped to
. How about Coo.ey Ryndera-I think Cooley is cooled
CO y ss s Ga and h sS @ that sna s,s
hissing Ist Us SEQ him; fcnes OF put MIN out let
him show bis face " Why, you don't suppose such q
support Cooley in amnany Hail. might have iron pot
hung his head but he couldn't have sace-where {,
ss z sn s ssa 9s
cue in order that he might get hs canal lettings from
the wings. Thcse fcllowa think that
I" Honor snd fame from condtion, rise
Steal all you can-there all the honor lea"
You uR lock the canal lettings next year, and you
will find that George Law and Minor Q. Story have got
them all.
The CHAIRMAN announced that Mr.. James Becker door
keeper Of Tarnmany Hail. had been by tho
this evening, and was killed.
Mr. RySpSass said that Mr. Becker Was good man. and
good democrat It consolng TO know that the last
act Of his life to vote the regular ticket Rynders
went 10 say that he should retire. and call up
Mr. Pu SER Of the Fourth ward
GpoRGE II. PuRxR came forward and congratulated the
audience the fact that the sefs had elected their
ticket in bis ward He then pitched into Cooley and
James T. Brady. At every mention Of Bradys name the
audience ckeercd
The "fun being over and no retnrns being received
the people left In large numbers and NJ 10 ococ the
asseblsge separated and the Lights extnguisbcd
The National (or Hard SHELF Democracy
Headquarters.
Last evening several Of the leaders, together with many
OF the rank and fc of the national (or hard shelly demo