New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-25

made svesy esnsble speech. snd also alluded to Mr.
Dociy's bosst OF trsmplng the Order under hs feet
Bro. Ball thought they should give him chance 10
repent, and that Paul great persecutor of the
Christians iii lie saw great Light. aud then be be-
came the apostle Of Christianity; and that he had
donbt Bro. Doo'y had seen great light and de-
sirous 70 become the apostle of "A1nericeaism"
Bro. Ieurnan thought that Bill Dooly was jist a.
good an Amelikin as any on en-"
Some Abti-Dooiy man moved that 9 committee De
appointed to gate the matter and Il this card
was all right. A. the constitution prohibited persons
from joining the Order except in the towns and wards
where they i've and it admitted that Mr.. Dooly
had not lived out OF New-York for years. Bro. Tsy-
lore friends did not appear TO have much respect for
that clause in the constitution.
" Bro. Joe" denounced this committee business a. a
weak invention Of the enemy, as before committee
would have an opportunity to report, Mr.. Dooy would
either be confirmed or rejected by the Aldermen
Bro. Gray spoke and denounced the whole affair
violation Of the constitution. Bro. Ike Clark and other
members wished to speak, but the nheKible majority
again CT of all debate by moving the previous ques
ton, which Of course carried. The committee
resolution was defeated. Bro. Joe's" friends would
not allow any further debate. and the question was
taken BY yeas and nays Mr.. Dooly's admission,
every members name being recorded. The result
follows affirmative, Al negative, 20. Bro.
DOoly now declared member of this Order IN
good standing. Here tabeau No .. Some patri-
otto Dooly man now yelled out: Hoorsy the Ruby
"corn is passed bring in Doolyl" A rap was now
heard al the inner-dOOF; all hushod and silent
the tomb; the Of the sentinel placed at the
wicket the mystic word given; in entered Mr..
Dooly, a full-blooded, full-bown Know Nothing,
amid cheers and hisoes abundant.
Bro. Isaac j. Oliver wa now called On for a speech.
Bro Oliver disposed to throw oil on the troubled
waters, and responded in substance that he glad
to see 20 many Americans in the Nineteenth Ward.
lie congratulated them their victory last Fall, and
sad that tie candidates the county ticket spent
over $40 900 to ensure success. He advised them TO
heal up all little difficulties in the Order for division
in their ranks just what the IOco-FOcos and Black
Republicans wished.
AID Briggs was then called for. He was also dis
posed to smooth things over and some ingenious per-
sop hinted that it was bid for Mayor next Fall. But
people will saw such things. Bro. Briggs wss satisfied
that majority of this Council were Dooly-men, and
therefore he should oppose him no longer in the Wing
caucus aud lis success certain. II he said any
thing else your reporter did not hear it. Aid. Crit
fifth was called on perhaps out o. courtesy, but
he begged TO he excused, and excused. Some
ore here coDGdentially told your reporter that
"Grifihs wasn't much" but of course your reporter
did not believe that There were loud calls now for
Dolly. Br Dooly mounted an armchair and begged
TO be excused account of hOarseness. The hoarse
ness may have arisen from driving in 40 fast from
Mt Vernon with "that transfer" he and Br. Mills not
having tine to stop to take anything to keep the cold
mir out.
Several brothers here wished their protest against
Bro Dooy entered the minutes, which was done.
Bro Ike Clark gave notice that he should prefer
charges in the State Council against Council No. 90.
The Council then adjourned and somehow or other it
was understood that all hands TO proceed to Eb.
Dcwy's Four-Milc House acro1 The .treet. Your re-
porter could not conf lecture why such crowd went
over there ~ he followed to This Democratic
headquarters being invaded at that late hour of the
night III o'clock by such army of know-Nothings,
crcated some alarm, which was loon quoted by the
rapid popping Of the champagne bottles. Council
Ne. l5 with few moody EXCEPTIONS drank just as
much LIQUOR a. they could. Who paid for the 10 or
80 bottle Of champagne your reporter asked and some
brother answered him with queer lsok, that he
guessed il Night be rot out Of 10 Street Department
somehow: but OF course such SANDER il not to be
halbcred for Il moment. Brc. Oliver took back seat
in the bar-room and did not participate. After the
" Americana" lad drunk no much their skins would
bold three cheer were given in succession for Bill
Doolv. AID. Briggs Steve Branch, Eb. Dewy and
Bill Hebbard The brothers then parted and it il air
10 presume that Council No. 5eoon slept.