New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-06
sandwiches, Holsters and salsd. punch and cham

peEnt.
The second regular toast was then drunk;
The President Of the United states. first eo1n0net Of ms
s1d the nsusnt Of Feenen 20 protect public ami P.'ae
Mr. Cochran responded to this tos.t, euogizing
President Pierce and ndorsing all his doing. aud his
misooings, from the violation Of the Missouri CompO
lire under the cloak Of Popular Sovereignty to the
destruction o. Greytown esdesvorngto place the lat
ter achievement On par with the nigh lest efforts Of
military skill He decIssed tina; Ttmmsny Hall goes
for Frank Pierce because Frank Pierce symPathizes
with TammaDy Hall.
The GRASD SAcHEs said he had numerous letters
from distinguished individuals who had been invited
to come, but who had declined the honor Tue third
toast they would receive with uncovered heads and IN
silence:
w .Ss Memoir Of "AhiH0o immortal his DEEDS
The fourth re- ular toast
The Tsmrsny Society. Air The Caupbells Coias"
DAVID OKEEFE spoke a. the other end OF the
room, away from the Grand Sachem. He proclaimed
the Tammany Society as the bulwark Of Freedom.
BY this time the whisk punch and champagne began
TO take effect. Mr.. Murray distinguished himself
by bawling very loud while Mr. Okeefe was
speaking.
The GRAND SACHEN called to order but his call was
wholly disegarced lie then used his hammer with
all the force he could command TO call she meeting TO
order saving: Come 10 order brothers, aad take
your places nj the tables. Quiet must and shall be
"leserved.' But the brothers disregsried their
worthy Grand Sachem's command. The fumes OF
alcohol had reached their brains and no amount OF
coaxng on the part of the presiding officer would
have the desired effect. At length he ordered Murray
10 be taken out but they all Jolly fellows TO
"gether, and Murray WAS only drunk, so no one
obeyed the command of the Grand Saehem and con-
fusion still prevailed in the councils Of Iammany all
At length by tie aid Of the band the fifth esuar toast
was given:
The ssn.rs Of the OF Inispendeocerhe moderu
chsrts '''''-'0
The noise and confusion again breaking forth,
The GRAND SACHEN said: Brothers, il Is absolutely
ssary that quiet should be res Oed don't lei US be
unworthy Of the signers of tue Declaration ot lnde-
pendence Nv disturbing meeting in this way.
AsPRosF l.. PISSEY responded 70 the toast.
The seventh regular toast was then given;
The Constitution and the Uuionthe two grand fAaFs Of
RICHARD b. CoSSoLLr. the County Clerk, re-
spopded i'm a bu IorOus sy le, and declaring that he
had forsworn allegiance to the BRUSH GoyernHen''
and taken the oath of allegiance TO the American Con-
etitution in all sincerity. He concluded by oferiog
the following sci timent:
The Constitution ofthe United States-MAy ts glorious priv
ege live Cheers and whether they are asssed ny
anatem home or by enemies abroad may they always md
fearless and able offenders in the Democratic party
Three cheers were given for Richard b. Connolly,
and three for " Dick Connolly's maiden speech
The GRAND SACHEN-There should be an extra
bumper filled for the seventh toast;
The Governor Of the State Of Newly
No offense to the Office. call upon Captain Rynders
to respond He is ezqUsitely fitted TO the post.
Mr. MURRAY with great enPhasisl-Bah, boo bah
boo smashing a bottle of champagne upon the table,
lGreat confusion
Capt RYsDERs said he thought he the last per-
son TO respond that toas he was directly opposed
TO the principles of the present Governor In ell that
behis freeman the Governor OF the State OF New
York may call upon me and command my humble SER
vices az any time man loving law and order. L
will abide his will in that matter far as may be con-
sstent with my feelings freeman, and further VIII
not. was called upon to respond TO TINS toast sup
rose because it was known that am kind and gen
crous in regard to the OF my cow-men, and that
should hot use disrespectful word about Governor
Clark nor of any Chief Magistrate OF the Empire State
Mr.. MURRAY here became tumutuous, using MS
lungs to the utmost of their capacity in bawlng bah,
"bOo, bah, boo
Captain INSIDERS exemplifed his generous feelings
coward the errors othis felowmen by walking along
the table and striking Mr.. Murray violent blow on
the head. which only increased the confusion when
prevailed Notwithstanding, said the Captain raising
lis voice that this fellow will no. stop his noise, WIZ go
ON. IL leminds me of what is said by Solomon: "An-
swer not a fool according to his folly lest he be wise
sin bis own cOnceit.'
4 Sir MrRRAY-Go in lemons bah boo, bah, boo.
/ Great confusion and uproar.
Captain RYSDERs concluded his remarks by ey-
pressing the hope that Governor Clark would turn out
letter man than they anticipated. lCheers
At the conclusion Of his speech Captain X. deter
mined that the command of the Grand Sachem 10 turn
out Mr.. Murray for his disorerly conduct should be
put into execution. lie accordingly rushed up to that
gentleman and began pushing him by main force
through the crowd collected round him. Nc. Murray
n
This, as may be imagined, caused great confusion.
The walters had wisely removed the china punch bowls
and most Of the table crockery. Some OF the compa
ny jumped the table 10 " enjoy the sport, and IN
the midst of the uprosr of the long lines of tables
broke down with crash sending some OF the law and
order Democracy SPRAYING about on the hoOr. Ante
several rounds Of fighting Capt Rynders succeeded
in turning Muusy out of the room.
The GRASD SAcHEM again called The assembly &c
order.
The eighth toast:
The Army and Navy the Shield and Bucker Of Columbia
was responded to by Mayor HALL.
The ninth toast:
The Empire State the Brightest the EscuteOn of the
Nation,
was responded TO by Mr.. MUSDAY.
The tenth toast was;
Civil and Religious Liberty, Free and Tolerant Forever
The Hon. joins KELLY, NJ. c., responded to this
toast. He trusted any Tammany Hall Democrats had
ever Oined the into.rant Order Of Know Nothings
that they would eniiousy repent OF their sn and
scatter the memory of having done so to the winds OF
Heaven.
Three cheers were given for John Kelly.
The lltl toast was;
Pubic Educaon and its great instrument the Press The
source Of refinement and glory q the Republic
This was responded TO by Mr. c. l.. Macarthur OF
The Troy DAILY Budget, which he SAID had been
advocating Democratic principles ever since 1892,
three ysars after the Tanmany Society commenced.
The Twelfth Toast
Heroes of the Revolution Cherished and revered their
DRY grows brighter by time.
CONRAD SwAoKHAsER responded to this sentiment.
The Thirteenth Toast
woman-Hesven. noble-t gift the JOY Of youth
the hAp iness OF manhood und the s0ace OF our age
Ap-Green grow the rushes, OBJ.
&C. CHuDs responded to the sentiment.
Several irregular oasts had been prepared, one wa'
10 the honor Of Gov. Seymour, but most OF those who
remained in the room TO this time had become OBJ
lyious TO all sentiment. The tumblers were now
thrown aside and the bottles of champagne were