The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-25

With scorniDxs aad many ttiesrs y
Mr. RA1c.y.s With Malignant defiance, esksa Ia tAs.-
der tones WHARF are the gentlsmea u Washingon -
Know Nothings Of Warrington (Jssrs) Where il the
love Of freedom free instisutiias and IL. -
Shame upon We are not to be made to quail BY the
xppsass cheers and tumuIsous sounds r m time
was when we old not require Mayor to preserve the
peace at our msetngs Here is stranger presented to
meeting and the camorous Know Nothings of this city
disturb the public peace and refuse to hear him speak
o
from the aboIitonsts of the North who known to
our government Quit my sight. Your faces dirty
You'll hear from me again. (Aughter)
Inc fKsipksr-Les me ask one more appeal TO yon as
mnishs, ,arbuisno. Fellow citizens hear u. p.sisnt
y ION get out II occurred before Ia this city
that meeting could not be held peace.by. Except at
not tolerant Of free speech (Pve no obecton)
hope Colonel Florence viii be permitted to be heard
and 1t is not too mu,h to expect that those who not
ssmpathze with this meeting win withdraw / hope
they viii withdraw. (Chesrs, ba Image and tumult)
Mr. J. CLARKE, Justice of this Peace, presented
himself but the wand OF the enchauter was without po-
eDcy and the functopsry of peace not able to still
the tumut His venerable head did not meet with We
something Of Know Notbirgsm but nothing that is not
justified by the bacsgaardism Of this night Ihave not
friend among the .hings and never will have
hate the Of them hate the who mot hate
them They have shown their character to be just where
Ipacedit Ny father fought fer the country and have
lived to long perioi shall not continue here much
nger (Bye, bye, old fel have bsen . politician
for fifty years but never saw man that would show
law. Il il most a6ominsbie daughter Here, in the
city Of Warrington the capital of hs Union fellows
combined who afraid to show their faces. (water
ii hst you have not waeY Do you suppose that decent
men will vote you watess 1t Is not my fault Do you
whis i Is uudsr such inausncss heard you were
coming tonight. You are not all citizens OF Washington.
knew you ware coming from Alexandria We know you
long to live in this world, but while do viii continue
to fight the tories twater, water) Here is gentle
are Ss q
here Is gentleman from Philadelphia come to address
this meeting and you Know NothiDgs insult him. have
nothing to ask Of Knew Nothings / know there are
msny who have beeu wheeled into Know nottingham;
am sorry for them You are . pretty set (Ths veneer
able gentleman retired and the ebulitions OF laughter
MT FIoRnscE who had stood during these scenes like
patience on monument, again attempted to speak, but
he assaled by groans and ordinations and dersve
cheers, intermingled with angry expressions, such
This is the work OF those infamous fellows the Know
Nothirgs Why they would cut the throats Of their
mothers proceed, Colonel; let have your speech;
they are disgrace to Washington" But no progress
could be made Col Florence rsnansa in state Of
give him little ''water" to which responsive voi.e
en.reated tba: they woald give him brandy smash "
Three cheers were caledfor and given for Mr. Conrad
Mr.; j D. CLARKE again exclaime5:-You are violating
the wss1s s Ms,os the sw
watchmens Ciesping in doorwsysl Yes, where are
ting the laws of Washingons Cheers, and groans and
Aughter.)
Mr.. RAicllrrE -Felow- citizens FAKE your hat f)-
Who is it that asks TO take my hat Off II it is gem
tsman, win but if it's blackguard Know Nothing,
III be damnedif do Explosive iaughter.)
mitee be appointed to wait upon he Mayor and request
him to send police force to preserve peace
pointed consisting Of Messrs. J D. Clarks, 2. Jones'
Charles scran, Charles Stewart, William Thomas, Dr.
Miller and John Queen
with marvellous equanimity OF emper,l preserved his
position He like the steamship Atlantic whose last
voyage described by Lieutenant Bartlett in the
Of which she buteed by storms for though her
gpes worked beautifully six turns per minute In TWEEN
ty.four hours che did not make mile.
The Hon r. H. Stanton Of Kentucky, the Hon J.
Glar Jones, Of ania the Hon Jas s. Green
of Missouri lately returned from his mission to Bogota
with othe.s in the background ready to- be called
upon; but an adjournment became inevitable.
The storm irresistible. The elements such
as the summons called fo-they came as the wind comes
when forests are bensed; and with renowned NEGRO
msncer, the callers cried avaunt to the spirits which
they had raised They came as the waves come when
Mr. Clarke may remember the Mrs. Partington who is
immortal'zsd By Sir Sidney Smith. The waves Of the
Atlantic and rolled along the beach, thre tening her
seaside cottage AS they came surg, along she srun-
ded her mop, and With patens OF her feet vsiny at
they recsdee not and At length she WAS compelled to
admit that though good at puddle, she match
for the ocean In is anger.
ed on their mission but their report ia reserEed for
ther meeting Its purport cannot be anticipated except
New orleans, uhicS in ali human proSssiity are not
yet ended disr guished city functionary whose pre-
objections for worthy Of the saunchest Quaker
the night for the purpose OF obtaining an order relative
TO the riot, and he Was found in state Of happy obi
vouspess. The imminency Of the danger strongly
represented to him. and his exerons were requested for
the suppression Of difficulties. The old gentleman
bloomed out like mammoth cactus and informed hts
Writer that there difficulty; only everybody 20
to bed and nobody would be killed. He had examined
carefuy he had drank with both parties and peace
found. The shooting was only for fun. anybody at
tacks you ask him to drink, and it III be settled Try
The meeting adjourned until three O'clock on iay af
tern0oA
from the Pennsylvania, Sept. 23l
ANOTHER EXPOSITION OF KNOW EOTHINGIsM.
A curious book has come into our possession which
throws still more light the doings Of the secret
Union. '--'
It is the Constitution Of the Grand Council of the
United States OF North America adopted on the 18th Of
The arst page of the book contains the following
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~. la,lai.lo l2,e,Il,9,Is,sa'e,7 s,l,s2alo
u, 0, II, 10, II, u 4, 11-7e
kind fren With key to this cabastic writing which
enables us to read the above figures vel any Know
Nothing could do it.
KEY.
E II I J K L "
8 Q IL Is Is II TO 81 % %
O Q T U X
s 10 IL IA 16 Is 20 % "a Is
BY this key we observe the FIRST page Of this blue
covered book reaes thus
Supreme Order
of the
Star Spangled Banner.
And the fourth pege Of the cover 10
"Spiit Of 70"
The FIRST title page Of the book, is az follows
Formulary OF the Grand Council Of the United States
Of America.
1t is printed by Donne,l Moore, No. 10 Devonshire
street. Boston, 1854.
On the second leaf list Of the officers of the Grand
Council, Id the following form -
Officers of the Grand Council.
President,