The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-13

with the proceedings Of the ''bread or fight" az
sembiages OF the day before. The Post says:
crowd gathered about the City Hall again this
iofehooht composed Of the same turbulent eie-
mehts which were assembled there yesterday-
Mayor Wood, not feeling secure a police Of near
Two hundred men we're on the ground prepared
ier any emergency. The front gates were closed
shu locked, except the centre one, and hone were
iaside
About thousand people gathered upon Tonp-
hihS Square this morning, aud at ii O'Clock Mr.
smith announced to them that the Central Park
appropriation OF two hundred aud fifty thousand
soliaTs had passed the Common Council aui re-
ceived the Mayors signature, which was received
with applause. resolution was adopted declar-
Ing that the thanks of the meeting were due The
Common Council and Mayor for their action in the
matter.
letter was rtad f,om Theresa @ Rink. an
noanelng that she was ready, like the Nightingale
~lo went to the Crmea," to take hold and heIp
Tue werking meh out OF their trouble, and finally
t1at she was at that moment present swaitipg to
pc received by deputation of working men -
Ine Secretary, McIuire, after reading IT, said -
victory has crownedus. The ladies are going to
present themselves through this lady present.
Madame Runk then mounted char, without
INVITATION, and said: Il have come here to offer
you my services. intend to give a series of con-
certs, Tor men and women out OF employment
have plans which very great and if / can sell
the shales In the enterprise, / will give you half
lhe mohey: tAppause) come to aid aud cogu-
sol 3ou All ID my power. lW5 Il stand by yUu) |
90 not come with "a revolutionary spirit~eyarv-
liillg must be done in proper manner There
are iorly thousand soldiers ready to shoot you down
i,Ae ioss, ana then you wUnld leave your wives and
chiiuFen III destitute condition. There js a GER
tain process to go through with to get holm In ,b.
nIst place, We must get the editors to favor us and
know that they all DO: and | ask you for .hr.e
cheers ioT the editars. iThzee cheers In order
u liFe person must eat aud you must live tins
IL.
uger.) II you only have Confidence in me vor
"iii DeileVe what L say Do you accent of NV of
ier' 70 be manager of these concertss Yes nam
nurrah thank you-and now l am satisfied
I.eheuiuer the scripture; Aga, aud it shall be
gwen ycu; seek, and We shall hnd; knock and i,
snail De opened unto YOU. (rhree cheers and a
tIgerl First, You must ask the government far
S-oVVVVo, to ie paid fer in work; and will red.,t
my word To the government that the good. mad.
| up i0r this money will be sold Crhree cbeersI
ihen you must apply To all the Governors of
an the States, aud let theaI hold meeting to az
P'y 70 Tie government In your behalf
@Ai' - you must apply to the bankers. NO.
10! 10! anu some h!sses. Yes, must apply to the
bankers; they know, viii help Won And tban
| do something. ' " "
inTn T, there must be provision made for feeding
| you; mere hust be immense diuners serytd uI,
iil me stat Palace, where you can 90 and eat
ever! u"y; and the corporation must pay for it
| imIirnse appiause.1 You ruuat No, -. - - D.,
| now, fare thee we'll" - u"
Madame Runk retired amidst Iora an ,,
applause; and German mounting the chair rrr.
| nouhctd glowing erlOgum upon her and trans
| lattd her speech into the lanEuage OF Fa,erilnd
| secretary Ncuuirc next ascended the chair a nd
win EIShtfui gesture. declared that h. came +,
preserve the pace" "Feilow citizens Of Tumu
KIDS square, said he we are here TO preserye III,
pace Moo, tell me, YES 10, did ye OF not cola,
| mere t" preserve the pace Three and a tiger l.
The radical press this morning attacked our N,ayt.r
/ the 81 in he fir a.
| mayors" lie proceeded to defend that functioua
| ry, and closed by saying: I'VE ny.r will sas
| while there's a man III the land that uades eul
pioyment An moo, let US, with rire coce voice
give three chares for the Mayor that staid in tia
hoard of Counclmen 10 sjga the bill''
| Other speeches were made in English. Irish an
uernlan. and the meeting adjourned 10 four O clock
Secretaries were busy in taking don the names
| all wanting work.
Of Ms. Runk, the Nex York Express las In
following:
Madame Theresina G. Rink. who turns no i
'the demonstrations. to-day, Ia I3rtsirnne. is 10
exactly "a Goddess of Liberty such as the Freuc
| ReSoutinhistS had in their day. but Lady III
inantarian. fhilos9pIiic, Eomantic porpatetic, y.
desires the greatest good OF The greatest number
| and who is earnest that every man shall have q
least $1,000 year She is i French lady, ra.h.
| handsome, between 20 and SO, I'VE beg her pardon
| We have oyeI-Guesspd her years. AMI is enlisted
| the service Of mankind. She has been on the stag
| theatrical, aad is now on TIE stage uoliticaI an
| economic.
| GES. sUPr. TALLYApGE MAKES 4 SPEECH.
| At o'clock, 7. NJ, the cTowd seemed to increase
large numbers still hung round the CITY Hal
steps, and seemed inclined to remain at all ha
yards, or probably get up another specialization
| Nr. Stephens, however, around, aud BY hi
presence. oYerawed the ASST mblage so that np to
| quarter past one no demonstration took place
| At this moment Gen Supt. Tallmadge, accompanie,
| by his aids, mounted the steps aud intiunated Iii
| intention to address the multitude A rush WA
| instantly made towards the steps, and amid tli
most profound silence the General Superintendent
spoke nearly as follows:
Fellow Citzens-I have come simDly L, tell Va,
| that much sympathy is felt for yonr position: bu
you must not think Won are the only sufferers h,
! the present financial crisis. Those who were no
| long ago reputed rich have suffered severe!y an,
are Dow comparatively poor; nay, many Of then
as poor yourselves. But there IS hope for All -
| Europe is pouring in her treasures to enrich u-
| for she is purchasing various articles of merclaD
disc and other commodities from us. and is paYiui
| rs with her gold. Not vessel arrives that doe
not bring various suIns in specie this alone shouI,
encourage You to wait patiently little while Ion
ger and ali will be well Bat this is not all. az NJ
| period ou record has there been such AN Influx q
grain aud other articles Of provision 90 that uuI
| markets are stocked, and there is evidence G
| an abundant supply Of food for the winter
| Providence Himself smiles upon Us; Tor tn
weather at this season OF the year is such a. Ia
| not been experienced in years With these cucouf
| aging symptoms should not ii Y in the face a
God but wait patiently and everything will 20 o,
| ~ it should do. Assemble together among your
selves, take down the names OF the UNEMPLOYED
| bring them to me ar my Office. bring them 70 tn
| Mayor, or to any ole in authority and / nIetr
| my word you will be relieved. | need only cal! t
mind the incident of the late wreck OF the Contra
| America, when over go GC0 were raised in n fs,
days for the sufferers TO show you that the sy!pps
tlies of the so-calied rich are with you. Go tie
70 your houses ut once. seud in the names Of thos
unemployed Gs have directed aud relief will b
| granted as far practicable; but | caution yo
that any attempt TO violate the laws of your cGn:
try will he promptly and efficiently met aud pu
down, and those who are instrumental in any sue
| violation will meet with coDdign pnnishlneIt q
now ~ your homes and Your families and all "
be we'll.
At the conclusion of Mr. Tallmadge's ad4res
he was greeted with three hearty cheers and
large portion of the crowd followed ham rs he Uau
ed ont of the Park. md dispersed Still the create
PARTON remained and gathered III knots discu,siu
the points of MS remarks.
BY two o'clock the crowd began to re-assembie
and in half az hour afterwards, not less than se
Thousand Sefe il. the Park.
THE LONDONDERRY B9Y ABOUT
Loud calls WIRE made for the Londonderry 70,
when Thomas kerrgan appeared. lie said he " &
q real Londonderry man. an auctioneer in Chathaf
street. and friend Of Mayor Ncod. lie denUuns
ed the Central iark scheme as a humbug. and e,
ged the people to place no reliance on the Commo
Councii they intended to bring the military agains
the people but il they did, they would find that ti
people could shoot we'll the solJiers. Tire
mentons cheers. See said he, who they hay
behind them, lp"intng Ia the Police a set of Vi
lains who would lief beat these peoples trsin
oct ~ lock AZ theE. He hoped they woBid n
vote for 3iayor Wood. .Checrs and hisses III
Mayor would stand by them TO tbs last.
TIE LONDONDERRY 10y KNOCKED OYER.
The speaker went on IN this strain f5T Il leBgt
Of lime. when a tremendous rush intpiv fer bin
| lie WAS knocked Down the City Hal steps, whe
the crowd began 10 pelt him with sEicss. One fe
iaw got his hat. another asked hila II he woui
awe them some elo-hes, When he said No" III
crowd then stole bis coat, and drove him ont of III
PARK. When last seen he running at fu
speed down Chatham street, followed 10y d iaTg
throng Of men and boys.