The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-26

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especially fortified BY the consideration thas
candidate 4 adheren, OF the Organization quartcre
here; and that any presen alton u his name by oths
| political bodies. was, In great measure owing To Ii
probability certainty of ts acccptabisncss 10 famma
ny Hall.
nonnstions theroEvenfon, therefore, prcsen them
in the order ~ heir nomination to be ratified by the
fellow democrats In ~ meeting asse -biet VIZ
Comptroller. .................. AzarisL q. F1sgg
Street Commissioner. ......... Samuel Alien.
Sheriff Observation-Disclosures James C. willett.
County Clerk Richard r. Connolly.
Com. Of ey airs and Supplies Nathaniel s. Sciah.
City Inspector. ......... Thomas X. Downing.
Governor Of the Aimshouse. Patrick O. MAloacy.
Corohers rs.......................d dward D. Connety,
....................... William O'ponneii
........................J Joseph Heine
90 Observation-Disclosures Robert Gamble.
Justice OF tbc supreme Court .Jsmes K. whilng
Justices of the Supero. Cart. Michael Ulshoifer
81 /" :" Henry Nchoil.
Judge oil Court ~ Common rleas John n Brady.
Justice o' the Marine cosrt David u 'kcefe Jr
when Mr. cochrane camc TO read the names Of the
nominees the eleaents Of excitenen which eyi-
IDENTIFY gathered ia than usual f,ree aud volume
broke out into iane on the of Mr. Allen belng
read candidate fr Commissioner there were
shouts Cor Harry Howard instead and groans Tor Aen
Howard II Is to be fecoected IL the hard sbei nominee
for the Office. sold ph,lanx OF his supp ,r,ees
had stationed themselves ybt front of the stand
from swayipg and pushing, ana shon,ing and harrang
in honor or their iavorte which met by similar but
veal er demonstrations the opposite side, the op-
posing forces came into personal conflict which
carried with dc sous success for no. less than ten
ninutes The beliigerenis we're 30 oioacly jamned
together that great damage could be In
h!c'cd or received There humping aai
showing ana kicking, AMI basling-.hc combatants
shouting their war cry either side-hurrsing for
Harry Howard -hurraing for Alen-and Tammany
Hall presented interesting spectacle OF free fight
as u fa- perhaps, before witnessed. The How ard
men vete, however plainly Ia the strongest force and
they bore down all before them. One unfortunate Allen
mar got aniagonisiic hst implanted In his couu,e-
nance, which hid the effect Of planting him right under
the feet of the amalc loolng Cochranc whence he wa.
eDpLatically licked under the platform At length the
Allen men, being completely demolished Mr.. cochranc
who had iooscd calmly aud resoucly the contest
sumtd the reading Of the ticket. but had got
more than two further before the Howard
men, e'ated with their victory again commenced
shouting the name Of their champion and the like scene
we have vainly attempted 10 describe above, WINS
hgan enacted. It quite plain That the enemy had
gnined possession OF the ha and there pugistc
organization the other side strong enough them
Tie locked softer than ever and the har "a more
a6aIna nLc.
AT lspgsh the Chairman went through pan.ominic
Ferso' whic supposed 10 rcpsesent partly the
question tie ratification Of the CARNATIONS
tlnriDg the question canried.
An cIort-and vety weak and Intellectual one--to
ul the storm, made which consisted in introduc.
irg Nr MAKrs uso,Ir, a Albany, TO the meeting
1here disposition TO hear him any else
but when hs with 5incaliy obtained anything Ike
h,sring, he ppoae somewhat follows
Fellow Dcm"crhs--At the rcqurs, q your Commtte te
of arrangement APPEAR before yon coming n, do from
,he interior, to give some account Of the state.
Voicr-Oh, don't van u hear any speech.
tEfs 81 tunweid' ''iio ,aIdn aud great cheering.
Dir Gra'Is--l wing ~ do some th:oe hundred mile
| frtin this city, il cannot be expected
fcrr--''Go honew and iaughter n nd uproar.
Mr. c.. say H. cannot be expected ths, Ahouil knos
much ofihe otni candidates presented for your cup
port bnt admire the .p'ri which exhibited here,
Ocudeheer Tor Hovafd igr thc reason that T. ahows
there vitality IN the dsinaefa'c party u there had
been an1ie'y Ia regard 10 rour canait ami III hal
winesed great apathy the subject, should have
turned home suprosiDg that the denocrsey = the city
for The iha. shey d expect eee, their
oifn'es Put wh.n ea that there iasueh anxiety tho
rait % he ficIs VI ia cnt insi, that heir names
SHOULD ic tut mi ted f8r the snrrsser ~ tho democracy
o. the ciy, Il oonyinces that hciui- cyrfy pospt o
thrnpEtnt rueccs- here. came M, here tonight 70
oisenss iocni politics. utter stranger ia this
,y. came luio member OF the grcst dgn cratic
iaiiy ci the state and nation So cai your attention 80
the great Issues involved IN the ensuing eos Ion come
10 Jammany iial with icsinFs a the highest yenera
ton fof nom my esFlest recollection have been nc.
casioned t. tuF ny bes- Tor the lnsissn OF
lures ar Ne ennnca'pn 81 principle wih almost the
ffpe tegard that the faithful ussensu directs hls OBJ
foryaon 70 Mecca iammspy Hal occupies that proud
Iafiuon only lcarc the democracy ~ the state bat
Loote ic democracy az the nation II instituted
end G Organization established Il have read history
sisht nole thrn hf'y year ago. wben the democratic
fgrty tst took grourd Ia antagrm q the old federal
iaIfy, Within the tat hall century you
tese tocn tha' Oh iedeto purity assume
ilmost esny conceivable shape and gaisc
u las adopted ana worn out three OF f'nr dfunc,
rafss, charging whenever H. principles Understood
and repuea'ed Thy are again 10 the process Of ehange
ard now, In al fcsiyus times they have succectei
IN gaining s0n,c few democrats. bat Tsmasny
Ban remains always tie sans ffnee cheers f,r Fam
many Hail.
p,,tI a 4 tf.l,. -
Nr 1ao, gs Tiny aie the sau,e now A. thsy werr
ffy Years ago. Ihcfr lAnenarlb arc The s,fns Ihsy
st inslt on strrt een.tfuctIrn 81 the national con
sfliution ard strict rrffonaity IL r ofcers 10 lie
people. You uptod todsy the game prime pies Witch
we're ma inf c'i here bait 4 century sgJ
ANo.eK-No ~, they lctaina;ei CLauncey -hader
hero lsst fslt sbI he Il know Nothing. dApgbtsr)
Ne. Gnoxfr You knGS veil enough tiat - hacaau
psttuon l. entirely Perfect ard u may b. that fam.
fny ibu has coufuiitei errors, bgs II mus, - 4
Foufce o pftse md eraaea1n 10 you a bat the san
eroat pffrtipics tch we're uphfN hf.e Gy yaNrf aga
are vl rsla bY yeu toaay
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