The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-18

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porn here but because ought ner. 70 hsye been Dor
~ laughter They were told, ala ma ,na' .ney we.
eeins v.ens 70 the foreign population " ,ev IN 'sI'
content with shs home which Americans gave H. ' hre
And II they did not like 1t they might DO a. "sno
Hughes said pack up, and be oil with themsel,, "
AT This juncsurc the Ninth Ward Club entered the
Park in tremendous force with torches and bnnners
band playing yankee Doodle
! cheers given tor 60 Yankee Doodle
The torches banners and transparcncies had bphIy
picturesque appearance, and gave grsat effect TO the
meeting A. one OF the trans parencies was passing
bearing the following MOTTO
orR COUNTRY, NORTH, WITT, sorru.
Mr. BAnSlR proposed three cheers for the motto (e.
There were then three cheers given for Jane. W.
Barker set oil with three groans for Bill seward.
Among the various notices inscribed On the transpa
rencies borne by the Ninth Ward Club, was the follow
ing
LIGHT SHINES ~ pARkSfTs.
ssss.,ssss<'ss
WI CoNQrkR.
fcn THE GOOD or tine wnord.
TIM DARK LANrnS 0nEs LIGHT.
J otR COUNTRY Cng !
! orR
sSCrtsmS sAN.
Mr. CusmNG (gancing arouu ana taking In his ylsson
probably some 20 900 persons The very hrs thing
Americans will do after they get ino power 10 cnnrg
the Park 80 that We viii have pcc 10 hold eur mer;
ings in. daughter end applause
Mr.. B,RKm--l propose three checFe for Amerra-our
country. Qesponded 70
Three cheers were ai,e given for the Taylor Club.
As the transparency, With the motto Excelsior sam
up there thFee cheers proposed given
sam, and then there wsrs three for God and
While the procession was ,ti passing sr crsmSe re-
sumed his remarks This its he sail, + ours II pre-
tscts the naiuralaed foreigner In smyrno, aud pro
tect, us here. We ask yen to defend Il, and 70 de-
fend our principles, and TO ensry them ouS 10 sue
In hev hands he left the interests Of the city OF New
York. and he would 60 TO his ques home in the Vest and
tell hh constituents that of men.in New
York had pledged themscvea support the ticket aud
they wouh do IT, applause
Mr.. c. G. BrrR next ntrodu-ed to and addressed
TX the sstas forth %' s ~ s
stands, scmsf them within hearing distance aud
rounded with banners, coored lanterns and transpa
ces Theshous, cheers md other d,monstrn tions made
reporting rather difficult II not altogether impossi.
BILE operation To add to the delectabilie. Of the
sion in reporiorial view. the Fresnsi light (sii r.
NJ gave out, that being precon er'od signal for the
torchlight rroce sson 10 organize
Nut the rpeihcr held on and only mad" temporary l.
pause when the King County ruh marched past In pro-
cession with the accompaniment u music blazing torch
rs and transpareneier, with among Others. the following
mottcsk:-
IarI To
Q
UNION or AMERICANS TANE rsIoy. { |
~<<r-.>..>.~<~.,.<,,.,->.
No rtsIoS Xxx Kir wfui AgEnl,lSs.
Mr. IA nuaI ..aa t.,t.
which were given, and after that three gruan. for
aB Seward three ditto repeated for the TrijaDe and
three ditto for Horace Greeley.
The processi ha wing passed Mr. Burr resumed his
remarks, making hit what lac eallvd .s,he mean,
dandy jack executive ~ the ted SatesH He Mr b.
had lett his party just leave the cemetery whore
ihcy have buried their dead In sadness and mourning
Alter Mr. Burr, introduced succcssivey Ia the
meeting Col Bryce and Mr.. :. II. Mallory of Ontario |
county. The hitter pledged hi county 10 hbuous
Jery for the American ticket ard ended with three
cheers for the tiek.t aud three Tor California
There we're thenrcss for "Barkcr. barker" but as u
was now quarter 10 " NJ, and The torch light proces
sion had actually commenced TO gnt In motion thers
rel ponse, and the Chairman put the ques fion
motion adournng the meeting TIL The 9th ofNovernber
and declared ircarIied
formed iisrlf into procssion accompanied by torch
lights music banners, and iran parencies, which
marched through Broadway, BoFery and the principal
streets OF the city
81 of the minor stands for speakess, Mr " T,yor
was Chairman &. Whakct Secretary. and N-ssrs.
fsdwin, Mcintyre and oliver made addresses A.
thor the speakers j. T. Brooks of the tenth ward
s Hall OF the Eighth ward; Luther Cowle, Of Rockand
Co.. George o. Jones 81 The Eighth ward, and W. II. Hall
Of Brooklyn Al third, the speakers VI. Baldwin
~ Cattaraugts aud NJ. Connan IL Phllaaslph Al
ourth, NJ. Buekman Chsirnsn Nr iiaydock, vice
Chairman aud Col May Jeremiah Brooks George Hall
and others, speakers.
Taken all In all thlr was the mot tremendous de
m0nsttailon We have ever seen la this city.