New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-26
TAMMANY RATIFICATION MRgrING.

OF The Navy tKeht- once, CoRsELIts w. LAW
RXScE was csl9d 10 the chair and large number Of
vice-prtsiceD's ard secretaries were appointed.
JOHN CocbRAhK surveyor Of ths oor, proceeie to
read batch of resouti oss, toe first OF which is a.
follows:
R0sr.s That til. language Of the Neb.Sks Ksns~ bill,
beh that The gs0ps shall be eft perfectly ee -
"fom and regulate their do~esie institutions ia tSe
1,y OIL, the CouuuiOe Of the United s'st- IL,
n, the Vi 10 Nor hsrb emocscy sod ts
with sqn.l sbborsnce attempted isv.son Of
ss upon Whatever pr,tsn.- m.J es s0uad.a or
pse, Of n-ms-r Union for self s,vernnes sad
tD'i in the hss'sfa ms enoe. Of "a A.dein ev7 .o.
URoD Of the q1estios of domestic
;, ,seb th, as.sa n i. va.Iy settled and are
equal, oppose al resos the Nissoar
mise, a. unwHe, imp iine. and useless
The oihes pitch into toe Kno~-NOthings. the canal
enlargement, and the Maine law whltewa, toe Pres-
dent, and wind up by recommending The State, city
AID county ticket Woen the Surveyor came 70 the
candidate for stree. comuiss olsr, Samuel A len, a
lDot Of he fren Of HAIRY Howard, who is a can't
dote for he sane Office, made fuss regular Tam
many object Oh COMPOUND Of cheers and groans add
yss. Those who lnterfe-ed got q terrible hus;ling,
ana more ba one 70 must feel uncomfortable TO-
day. The uproar continued for several miuu'es.
A letter had been received from John Mckeon,
United States dsTctsttorney, reversing the state Of
parties genera y, and the "unoending fidelity Of
" Fralkln Pierce, in this wsy:
Fsnthn Pierss by hi. support of tho RaasN .sr,t.
bill .vdrcs Of biz det,|i.a9on 70 n,t:h n. DIoeD'
selves He proved hi, d. voon tn Consaudon winch
.~ n - ths. X. CIV Of No re s.7. st.t. VA.
DO 70 lowed by Of this Mon With such
an sIe b. re hi be stand the
CoI,uutios the Union. Who doubt
will sustain him in nj earts to preserve our reA inashsncs
psthoam
The letter was nc. read.
The chairman macs a vain effort to restore order,
AID the Hon. Martin Grover Of Allegheny county
rose " speak on the interior of tbs Stse
Councilman KERRIG.s-O, we don't want to hear
anything about that Iyells aud cheers.
Mr.. GROVER: / came three hundred miles from the
interior (" go back" "three chez for Harry How
d" arc, " which were given with a will. came hsre
TO call your attention to the great questions OF ma
tioI a. and State importance; he had looked to Tam
rnaDy all as the Alursunan looked toward Mecca.
Quiet restored for few moments aud Mr.. G.over
proceeded TO give history Of Tammany; 1t was inter-
iupted occasionally by three cheers for Harry How
4" arc ;" and put Harry Howard on tbs. banner"
Mr.. Grover spoke OF the consistency OF Tammany,
and Of tn urtofrfed responded, you noninsted
"Chsupcy Shaffer last Fall A poster was raised
on which was the name Of Henry ii. Howard for
strs conn ssoner toge her with sundry eagles loco
motives and steambOats. Mr.. Grover talked as well
40 he coplo for the unity of the party but the clanor
overbore bis voice He did mt lse to see the meeting
dtur bed BY petty squabble about an 9th o about
which lie tidn't know enough to know what it was
for. He said il Disgrace 10 the Democratic
party cheers and tremendous groans MIR. Grover
went on to talk about rival organizations you re- in
"bad company" and to say that two new parties
came forward 10 claim their votes. He spoke OF the
Hiudoos " VIII ye be siDd enoug to put the question
on The nomination Of Howard ". He said that
the HiDdoos da cd from George Ill, for be checked
emigration and naturalization. Tammany hall
oppostd it then and now aye nominated
" Chauncey Sbsffer last Fall" "Pu. him OUT"
Put him ont. Y-llr and cheers. The Native Aneri-
cans acted ct Louisville like native Indians. This
black tide not 10 be rolled back by dsordary cries
for HAIRY Howard. H. Three cheers for Harry How
ard. ] TIE Republican party wee more dangerous
than The Know NOthiDg,. they had &C idea ouineg-o
Slavery. :" so did on in ls4s. These men nad ~
bound but to do what "To defend ii AIRY Howard j
Ii ives true that had been TO Kansas from other
S,stes "ThIee cheers TO- Harry Ho ward. to Inter
ere; siill not only the North but the SDu'h would
leave 10 Kansas 10 be settlef: As be read in THE
TRIBUNE YESTERDAY, it needed nothing but to be- lot
alone AID il would settle Itself with fair prospect Of
Ksnsas being Free Stale. Howard, ~" Howard "
Fsts flew, bats do0ged olows men st4m2 ped about
s akipg tier paws AID crying "Howard." Mr.
Grover SAT down.
AID KELLY rose lie was greeted with cheers and
heard with respect. Men might have been nominated
here v no should not have been. Resolutions might
have been passed at CONVEX ions 10 the part of
the State which should not have been; bat Tap@aoy
mud always reviewed and corrected that. Harry
Howard could b@ Dominsed another time :" Novs
The time and other cries Coud sny m.u say that
one single pame on their ticket vas that of KooT
Nothing? (" Sam Allen u Mr.. Alea had assured
him that be was not and never had been a Kno y
NothiLg Icbeers]. The KnoSNothing was mlsb-
party, born and TO be buned IL a night, and It
should ole in is great city where it had its BIRTH
Alcerman Kelly reviewed the conduc, of the HISS
coumiitee aud pronounced a eulogy the
Sisters of Charity !" three cheers for the SiB-
sp Of Charity u. He spoke OF the actions
of the Know Nothing party in Cincinnati and Louis
vile 1t should be "the'r only enaDatio' to crash
tins party, the KDos-Ncthings |" Cnau. shot, aud
" bomb shells! Hurra for hurror"l. Nov the
Know Nothing party-tte worst which eser emsnated
in this coun ry-hed gone over to black republican,
lem. The Democratic paTty-Nnere DID she stand1
She stood where she had always stood. She Was tue
only party which held national principles. The alde<-
man then read from pa uphiet ~hich he said " be-
&" longed 10 the knowNohing party 1t made
SOMEBODY pom not TO business with or marry
Catholics He proceeded, and loud cheers, to depict
the uobeness of those who came TO this country,
Anc, in setting na'uralzet, swore eternal vea-
Z" geapce 10 the King of Giea, Britain" He weat
GA 10 Sof,-Shells, Hard Shells and Hall
l, was the organization of 1883, he said vaicu split
the Democratic patty. He was a. national ss any
man in this country CHEERS He spoke of the Presi'
dent as the most liberal. MINDED man aud as good
nan as ever sat a. the head OF the affairs OF this
Union Three cheers for Pierce" Three cheers for
g. Kelly "-l0ugh;er-" Three cheers for Harry
Howard Mr.. Kelly spoke in high terms OF Harry
Howard "1bree cheers for Harry Howard" Bus
Mr. Howard DID no. belong 10 that party which mst
in this hail He's Democrat. MIR. Allen did, a1d
was always ready with his purse and his personal 81.
forts 10 Gdvanc- the Democratic parry. He aivls-d
the friends OF Howard 20 20 70 the polls on the 9th 81
November, aud not 70 disturb that meeting. Mr.
Kelly said that be had up fammany stairs bart
lesdeo and bareiooed cheers 20 hear the prin :pes
of Gter alsm when boy H. That's the man who offered
SIS Tor Alien TO vote for him. as long his lungs
should breathe he would advocate Democracy and
sp%sk a. sns, Know y o;hingism three cheers
Amid loud cries for 'Ry Edsrs," the meeting was
declared &C jour.ed.
ApANAXTINE-I ronira.e Harry HoKs<d on tie
Tammsly ticket in place Of Ssmuei Allen