New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-15
Tammany society-Es-Gov. Hebcrt.

The Tammany Society of New York celebrated the
Fourth of July at Tannlany Hall. Ex-Governor He
bert was present, and made speech. a Southern
planter among the free-soilers, speech-making and
toasting, is something unusual. Tammany Society
is now governed by the free-sol Van Buren, portion
of the Democratic party The sturdy Democrats, the
fast friends of the South, Dickinson bronson, Con
nor and others, removed IRON ONCE anu driven
out of Tammany to make way for such tree-sollefs as
Cochrane, Redfeld, Shepherd and llynders. Inc
master shirt is John Van Buren,. OF course, En-
Governor Hebert will support the Democratic ticket
vet we are much surprised that he should be found in
such company! In the course OIL Ills spcecn III c'o
off the following:
IT. was said that Louisiana would not vote for Blu
cbanan. They had at the South two kinds of opin-
ions-the silent and the betting OPINIONS. u+4ghter)
He had betting opinion upon that point He was
sugar planter, and having some sugar lct, nc would
bet any reasonable amount of hogsheads OF it-and
it was first rate sugar Qaughter)-agalnSt an efua
value of Yankee shoes that he wanted Tor his negroes
that the State of Louisiana would give Tor bucnalah
and Breckenridge majority of from 1900 to 50oo.
The representation Of the coat OF arms OF his state
was pelican feeding its young from Its own BOSOM
They had Just passed registry law in LOUISIANA
and that State under the operation OF this law was
nursing the largest number of young Democrats that
were ever seen there. She would turn them out III
great numbers on the first day of November next,
and they would roll up in Louisiana majority OF 1000
.
We think if he has good crop, his friends here
will save him tile trouble of selling, if he wishes to
venture it on 900, or even any majority for Blu
chanan
He saws that the State under the operation of the
registry law was nursing the largest number of young
Democrats that were ever seen there" That the
managers here contemplated committing frauds in
the registration of illegal voters, is not surprising
But it is rather surprising that Ex-Governor of the
State cannot let off Fourth of July speech without
telling tales out of school. We all know that there
are ballot box suffers here well as in California.
A party that justifes and defends the Placquemne
frauds will not hesitate in devisng and putting into
operaton schemes to obtain the registration of illegal
voters. This nursing the largest number Of younS
Democrats " is worth some attention. Are they at
tended to by the dry nurse or wet nurse OF the faith
full? By our sedate friend on Customhouse street, Or
the gallant representative of Young South on Camp
street? Who has charge of the bantlings?
Ofcoulse this meeting of Democratic free-soilcrs got
row. The report does not what became of the
i Ex-Governor. We hope he escaped safe and sound
and that lie will have the good sense to be seen
again cheekbyjowl with the notorious Capt Rynders
The Herald winds up the description of the meeting
:. thus
Capt Ryndets responded to the next regular toast
n s.The Society of Tanmany, the Columbian Order.
IL During the delivery of his speech the Captain wa
! interrupted by some one, whom he addressed a
!, " Jimmy" who had taken offence at some remark
made by Mr.. Sutherland, in reference to the action
Ia the clergy upon political subjects, and who suppose
~ that the speaker referred to the Catholic clergy. Th
I'd Captain said that heregrctted that any gcntlema
he here should express much feeling about suhct
or to which the speaker who had preceded nm Ia
- made no aluson.
e A war of words then ensued, which threatened
Us one time to lead to serious consequences, as IL