The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-02
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the other in the hall above and while in the barroom tho
democratic spirits would sink Zero In the hall proper
IL would be at fever heat.
Al six O'Clock The democracy, Harmonious In a
hope and common fear, began 10 ASSEMBLE. the
bafroom was nied also the rear room,
where commi,toes TO meet Some Of
the old familiar faces were present Others werc
unaccounably absent. Tom Dunlap, for years tho
hoet Of the Pewter Mug where the interests Of the
democracy has been cared for under his auspices was
present with Daniel Deeyan, the Grand Sachem Of
TammaDy Society, who on this was character
ised by bilious grandeur But mos, Of the leaders
were nan est Captain Rynders, whose chasts
rhetoric and enchanting oratory have often mar
shalcd the hosts into harmonious body, WAS
, no. .ners, having gone oyer 70 tue enemy.
said that "there but Rynders and federal pap
was his profit" The Sage Of Bloomngdale was absent
he being engaged in looking after the adermanc re-
turns, for which position he asprant The retuTns
from the Second and Third wards with small naorities
for Temann, n blanket The announcement that
the Firth had given 500 FOR Temann increased tho chilli
but the Sixth with 200 for Wood revived hope and nu
merous draughts were made the sympathetic lager
The hall opened at ten minutes To seven O'clock
and there rush Of tho nntcrrhcd up stairs leaving
misanthropic individual Ia the counting over
his figures with an evident dtsresh But spirits revived
under the inspiration of the orators and frequent reported
majores from the democratic wards. Good feeling
vesred IN excellent style, and everybody who had no
money was ready 10 bet any amount Mayor Wood
election, with takers. But n reaction took place.
into democratic boots by unayorabe news, only TO b
raised again by announcements favorable Hope,
however, continued active in the Hall until it became
known that defeat was inevitable, though fear prep0n-
deraied In tho barr00m below.
At O'Clock DANIEL T.. DErEyAs appeared tho ros-
rum and called the meeting TO order. He said
Brother Democrats Three cheers for Dan Delevan and
cry OF "What ls your namef' You ask my namcS
is Delevan CHEERS for Deeyan) We have met here
ths evening according To time honored usages 10
hear the reports OF the election from the different wards
OF our city You are all aware, my fellow Democrats
that we have had strong contest We have had all tha
sms Of the day against but believe that great
standard bearer of the democracy is elected loud
cheers) We may be defeated by the sms CNo sir ree)
put We are, my democratic brothers We are not
qnered. We will not be conquered. We cannot be con
quered f'No, sir, never We have never had in the
political history OF the democratic party, fight that has
been so important to the democracy OF this city has
been al this last election and the democracy have shown
their strength and their devotion b. the great democratic
principles In the manner in which they have turned
back the tide Of battle upon enemies Brother demo-
crats have had this election everything resorted To
To defeat US. All the isms have been combined and
have had men IN own ranks, who, when they found
that they could not defeat US they have combined with
the black republicanism, Know Nottingham and every
other ism~Wall strectsms and all cloud cheers and
laughter and three groans for the raitors) We do
brother democrats All have 20 do 20 wait patiently
and gee tho returns and think that before leave
your hearts will be gaddened by hearing that democratic
principles are still in the ascendant in the city of New
York hree cheers for Fernando Wood, and groans for
nemann) Ishal propose as your chairman on his oc-
oasion young active and efficient democrat Mr.. Genet
who has been the same ticket with Fernando Wood,
and IL elected as We have every reason To hope that
Fernando Wood is. Uoud cheers)
Mr. Genet took the stand amid the applause OF the
assembled democracy. He said
Brother Democrats-We meet here TO night has been
stated by Mr. Deevan for the purpose OF receiving the
returns Of the different wards In references u the election
which has taken place today aud which hope and be-
Fernando Wood. Three cheers for Wood Fellow de
mocrats havo the good fortune 70 be the ticket
with him, and do believe that am elected tcheers1
and that Fernando Wood Is also elected; and II you
remain here for short time, you will get the returns and
share with the Joy on learning that he ~ elected by
handsome majority. f'Thats it, will state that the
Third ward returns have already arrived. The Third
ward the stronghold OF whggcry and black republican,
Ism and has given only sixty two majority for Daniel
y. Temann whereas, from 600 70 600 m ,)orty
pectsd. loud cheers and sepulchra groans for Tie
mani Aud If they have failed IN thor ronghod what
must be their success the other wards2 will in
troduce to you General Follctt member Of the Canal
Board who will address you until the returns come in
Mr. FoiiEIT took the stand and had proceeded far
yellow democrats when Mr.. Deieyan announced that
the returns for the sixth ward had arrived-tthree
net announced that the Sixth ward bad given
22co majority for Fernando Wood. cloud and
protracted cheers In which enthusiastic young demo
erat Knocked lamp over the reporters table. Qoud
cries Of "Order, order, y
fellow democrats, by accident, but am in Tammany Hall
for the purpose Of meeting you, for anticipate 20
many Joyous faces who have passed through one Of those
ordeas which show the omnpotcnce, the and tao
force Of the democratic hosts o the city OF New Yorr
! live IN what Is called the rural districts,
but always does me soodas II has many
TO meet my democratic friends in Tammany Hall al this
point Coroner Connery approached the desk strokng
classic beard and evincing a deal compacency with
himself and the democracy presently Al the last election
the democracy the one man and the
result was a success. The contest in which you have
been called upon 10 act, result a rebuke Of your
masters In Albsny-the black republican party-and
am sorry 70 say THAI many Of hose whom had hereto
fore looked upon as democrats have gone 10 the
ranks Of the black republican party. They been
called democrats by friends but whether they have
really democrats at heart or not cannot say. Three
groans for Sicsles and John MeReon) There men
who nave grown fat upon your ayor-if no, from your
hands from the hands % thosc whom you have elected
and placed high Office in the United states government
getting once under the general ADMINISTRATOR and living
and faitsning upon the spois Of the democratic party
They have gone where trust they will remain hope
you will have fellow ship with them again sever
The contest you have gone through 70 be doubt
All contests in doubt until NC know the resuh
aughter) But have no doubt myself OF the result Of
the democratic ticket this CITY, and Of your great lead
er, Fernando Wood. (Three cheersl No man IN your
city, IN this important exgcncy, has thrown himself INTO
the breach more earessy 20 resist the cncroacbmerts
upon your municipal rights than Fernando Wood CHATS
90 Honor due 10 him for that, and have doubt
the democracy have done their duty him who has done
moro than his duty 70 you II every man IN the demo
the result d the contest day. hree groans for God
frey Suniher) Is not necessary onight 70 20 into
detail Of the principles of the democratic party you ov
them well as + You have met here nlght = enc
graduate one another upon one Of the most magnificent
victories that ever perched upon the banners Of the de-
mocracy Of New York. Cheers They say - you that
this u contest against and that opponent y
placed against Mayor Wood who no party
man. But the object a Il is 70 break you up
10 call % your forces and by that get control n
the great city OF Sev York n they gain this contest
will not Only oe felt IN the city Of New York but 10 tho
State and throughout the whole Union For the Revola
ton you must recoiect, that though pure and holy AZ
the cause, there Benedict Arnolds, and now
that there ~ickc Mckcons and Ggnthsrsgoarsl
men who will not stand by you n you receive
them INTO the democratic hoss you must make them do
penance-s long penance-more than u required in the
Methods, church. paughter.) Ny friends, am n
the habit " making Speeches and have been IN hopes
that returns would come N that might close, | think
they viii SOON ane tina, they vii be such you
congratulate yourselves uQon (rhree cheers for
Fernando Wood and groans for Sckcls
As Mr. fuictt closed his remarks messenger IN
with partial returns from one Of The wards indicating de-
majority IN the ward. They received with
loud cheers.
The meeting vas Tor moment ut loSs Tor orator
hut Coroner Cunnery being discovered near tho
speakers stand, loud calls for "Connery' mere wade
The Coroner responding the call took his position on
the rostrum He removed his gloves with characeris
grace and elevated his front hair until assumed -
normal position. These preminaries being accomplished
nr. C0ssrRy addressed the meeting follows
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