The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-04

The HshrasGa Qusstaon.
LAhoS AuHfn0 or 0mMAN Dn1o0RAfTg CITIZENS
OFT neIfxhnr-roRoHLI0Hr P1oeBssIoN
IN TIE PARK.
Last svssiag very large and enthusiastic meeting Of
German satssns vas hsld at washAssoa ball. Elizabeth
strsst, pursuant 70 NE following sau:-
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At eight O'clock the ospaoious ballroom Of the HaIl
was literally jammsd. Ten minutes sits the doors were
thrown open not foot Of space was 10 b had; the
stairs and passages were crowded 10 suRosatoa and
considerable space either side Of the entrance was
ale, By motley crew of Germans Frsnehmen Italians,
and those hevitabs eoneomitssts Of AL crowds, any
quantity Of rowdiss. Lager bier, OF course flowed In
abundance and the majority Of the Of "Tsdsrland
appeared to show their contempt for al prshbitory
liquor laws BY copous drsushs Of that rsrsshiag bsv
erAss
While the the staircase ana in the street were
vainly endeavorsg to obtain entrance and venting
ell kinds Of dabocal cries in the attempt ~ effort was
nsds to organize the meetings. somewhat dicult mat
considering that everybody In the crowd sppar
- once A. sn,, tine tn:: wsrs three
few minutss bewevsr, tolsrsbs degree OF order
oStaissd and M Ritohsr unanimously called to
the chair and Mr.. Hartmann chosen Secretary
The ParDNr In brief address, expressed his thanks
for the honor which had been conferred upon him. his
together.
accompanied BY their band, entered the room playing
the "Msrssoise," and bsarpg the red republican dag
1hsy were rsc:ived with tremendous outburst Of en-
ossed franticaly after them, and such shouts
from every red republican present that tie crowds below
esusn; the insp Ing .ouHd In al It, volume, and res
Hardly had this excitement evAporassd whom another
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Germany which also obtainsd Its share Of applause.
Then came several banners one inscribed "No Slavery"
another, "No Maine liquor Law" and . third Was
carriesturs intended lampoon the editor o, the
Stats Zci',Mo who has made himself obnoxious
Of Mr.. Douglass bin, and also upon the lady
Of the proprietor o, thatjournal The two figures
pearsd to enjoy the carcasurs hugely divided thr
applause impsrtslly between u and the Inscriptions
u. ossss banners. r: s.c,. the. read
the South making ths Crested
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sns % e 1I y sSs * bill .hsA
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man s..ns soa.y here nss. ux, rn' Ger
That Ne consider the violent dssraoen Of ths
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tSn: given 4 hs n.sSu,: . :l:l.:I the liberty
Il Il: e. ~. Ssa slavery and " tho robbery
for speakers; in ordanes With which the President
ner and Others, followed This speeches were ali Of the
same tone the Nebraska bill denounced In the most
the Ta IN
Great confusion was kept mp throughout the speaking
but no outbreak Of any kind occurred, and violence
The meeting adjourned 1t ten O'Clock.
PROCESSION IN THE PARK.
Immediately after the sosurnmsnt OF the meeting ct
Washing Hail. the entire assembsgs with few sxosp.
tions marched In procession down the Bowsry to Chat
ham square, thence Into the Park where they faced
"Old TamnHy" cheering most vosifsrsusly. They
were accompanied BY three bands Of music and bore the
same standards whi,h had previously been displayed at
the nesting. dozen torches were carried ct the head
OF the procession which helped to bring out quite
crowd lockers on The procession passed through the
Park into Broadway and shorty Afterwards dispersed.