The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-11


Immediately vanished IA the crowd.)
GRoANs AND CHRERs FOR THE WOMEN.
young man named PATRICK DUNN vast the nextspeaser
who to dcnounco the idea OF being afraid Of being
shot at of showing any respect to the laws o
emergency like, he sad tho present He then said
there left TO obtain that which we want
other than by holpng ourselves may as well bc shot
down in doing to sarve to death If You are all Of
tho feeling am, you would ahead at once and
take the hour stores and help yourselves Npplansc
voIcrs-Three groans for the women that come down
here inspect u.s. large number having taken their
position the balcony leading from the Governors room
who overlooking the crowd below
OTHER voIcFs-Three cheers for the ladies'
SPEAKtRWe cannot be going 10 the station houses and
skiing for aid as we will not e received there and then
what we TO do9 We have no work bread, and no
money We don't want % starye to death will We s
long there s plenty 81 provisions TO bc had within
v0cEs-Yes we had better all 60 the station houses
and beg for nights loding and crust OF bread.
SPEARsR-l have had no work now in two months, and
how am TO live without work provtSons2 There
plenty among you who are still worse OF than am |
say therefore, that must have work for TO be accused
OF laying down and starving we will not 80 long as the
means TO prevent lays within hands. Who " there
here among you who fears 10 be shof have fear of
it for my part and willing TO lead you place myself
in the front ranks providing you Will follow me. Zap
pause, and We will - from the srowd) We won't be
put back from day to day and have tea coffee and
nothing To eat houses AM work 10 be had Let
the authorities drive away if they wish, will come
back again prepared and do what TO obtain what
and helping ourselves to hour and whatever want
TO sustain life.
vocv-What the dovil is tho use of -four when we have
no money 10 have baked wthS (Iaughter.) II s gold
that want.
spEKER--woll we viii help ourselves to both If neces-
sary. let form ourselves in procession at once and
divide ourselves into five six divisions each marching
separately, and | will risk any damage that
the authorities or military can do - u, Let
each division prepare itself and be ready for
action, and We can conquer any body that may
encounter Appiause) We need not hc at all afraid
their garrsons IL they twice strong and powerful
Lad just live be killed way another. [
ready any OF you and ready u go with you
Of work in this city just let us that here start the
ball In motion and tho balance will % ut sides
and with such force we have nothing - 'cs-.
A SMALL ROW,
Al THE stage rush made by those top of the
stoop, which resulted in policeman, who standing
among the crowd, being showed about half way down the
steps He made remark to those around him, which
reporter did not CATCH but which evidently greatly
nccnsed those near him, rs those in the vicinity com
menccd showing and pulling othcIs about them 10 the
regain the top Of the steps when rush made by
the crowd from above by which he partially knock
cd down, and before he could regain his feet ano-
ther shove made, completely prostratng him.
Word here passed within the gates Of the
City Hall that the crowd assaultng officer, where
upon Ave or six officers under Captain Walling, mme-
dacy started hs relief The crowd seeing the officers
coming, at enclosed them, and treated them 10
pretty pulls and shoves before they able to
alleged by the officers that of the party, named
John Dohery assaulted tho officer first rushed upon
whereupun Bohcrty at once laid hold Of by the
Office or he purpose OF ting him. This they found
20 be rather hard job, they very strenuously
opposed by the crowd who tried hard TO prevent any Of
their number from being taken in. They get
ting the the officers when passed in
a reinforcement of men, which complied with by
large being out who Al rushed down the
steps 10 the crowd with upfted clubs and amid the
most intense excitement the crowd driven back
from the front Of the Hall II by magic, without
blow being struck by any. In less than half minute
from the time tho reinforcement 0f officers made their
appearance at the gates Of the Hail. the entire q
human beings which At that dino blocked the steps and
rolt of the Hail. driven back of the lower platform
the ground below. Wor here passed in for the
vi cie force, when somso200 additional at
seat cut who cleared tho space in front Of the Hall
inside Of the Park chains, without opposition, whore line
formed FOR the military then about coming in.
nurng the oHsgs.ng tho following parsons arrest
ed and taken 10 the City Library by tho police
charged with sssaung and interfering with them in the
discharge Of their duty
Michael McArnin,
James Hart, Of the speakers of the afternoon,
John Doherfy,
Daniel sheehan, and
Another whose could not ioarn
Those kept In the library until after tho military
review and then taken 20 the Sixth ward station house,
wbcro they detained for examination in the morning