The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-03
CONTINUED FROM FIRST FACE
'e- Of the rammany Hall candidates for Congress,

O'Clock he found the hall pretty well Allied with the
rank and he Of the democracy But there were none Of
the big guns hand Cochrane absent so was KEEL
y; was Rynders all the old lights Of Tamma-
ny, except nanie b. Taylor, who was chairman Of the
meeting. Conrad swackhamer engaged in a dscur-
talk abstract question of constitutional con
sentions in Kansas and elsewhere lie from time to
time interrupted by the Chairman, who stopped him To
announce the that came in. The boys did not
want speeches-thcy wanted facts, like Mr.. Gradgrnd-
and so swackhamcr's Grafton was thus broken in upon
Tie CHARMAS--l have return from the Third ward
<Cheers) The Third ward sends report that Judge
Parker has today received that ward Az votes Nor
gan, 2ls votes Burrows, IS votes
Then cheers for Parker and cheers for the Third
ward, that had done well for the ticket hoarse
voice also called for three cheers Johnny Kelly which
call was enthusiastically responded 10.
wculd-be politician at this time made some sort OF
vAlka,ve demonstration in the midst OF the hall The
soveregus who would brook interruption called for
hs immediate expulsion. Put him ont, was the word
The individual ntmaed that he wanted TO ask some
question The sov@0hs did not want 70 hear his in
heogatories and osf them suggested to put hay
that ASS mouY Mr.. Taylor, however, asked the
individual to step IN the PLATFORM and then the
regns instead Trying out their original idea of pitch
ing him down stairs, tried to hustle him upon the
platform He too modest for that, and resisted the
e43crts 10 get him up
Then Mr. Taylor announced the arrival of another
eenger with returns They were, he said from the old
Eleventh ward and gave for Mr. Parker clear majority
the opposition of 100 votes The
received with storm OF cheers.
The next announcement was that some ward had given
800 majority for John Cochrane for Congress.
rreo cheers for John Cochranc and great enthusiasm
The CnAmMAN-Gcntlemen, the late residence of
Quaker friends in the old Seventh ward has been heard
from spprebend they must have moved out OF the
ward for they do generally for The returns
Show that the Seventh ward gives Judge Parker major
ny Of 49, votes all opposition. Oil, hi, hi)
The CHARnAs-I have told lie. Ii gives Judge Parker
. majority of .oo5 votes. Increased cpthusiasm.)
I4ihputan IN glazed cap and with Irish brogue
shcused-hster Taylor, will you give us information
from the Third Congressional distric;f
Mr. Taylor either did not hear the demand had
the information 10 give
respectfully dressed elderly gentleman, rather the
Of liquor ntimated that he had something TO say,
and made his way towards the Chair amid cries of Give
him hearing Dry up" &c. He WAS aarghted when
he got far the Chair and declined TO face the music
Sill he kept talking and making disturbance on the
platform; but when the Chairman appealed to him to
keep quiet, he replied, Certainly, and disappeared.
The CnAmxAy.-Wni you come TO orders (ouie, re
stored After shall have got through announcing the
turns am willing to JOIN with you in bursting Threats
-epdng forth huz1as for the triumph OF to-day but let
wait I'll. we get through. We have already Information
enough satisfy that the city has gone from to
eight thousand majority for every man the county
ticket III, hi John Kelly has taken IA tons weight
his back
voics--And well he's able to bear H.
The little fellow the glazed cap renewed his inquiry
for information the Third Congressional district He
again doomed 10 disappointment. No Information
gwen.
NJ TRos. n. CARR-Mr. Taylor, viii you give US the
yc;urns tha, you have got from the different wardss
Mr. TAYloR-I viii stale for the information OF gentle
Who have entered the since last spoke, that
shc from the old Eleventh ward show majority
Il 2,lls Tor Parker Ill, H. hil from the Fourteenth
ward have not full returns but such have show
that Parker leads the ucset more than three to one
Mr. Barr elected from the district encompassing
shs hal-(hree cheers for Barr);hat Mr. Cochrane has
Northumberland that Vim. r Msesy is again elected.
tChcers for haciay little further Information Of that
JAMES BuohanaD-wiT have some friends len daughter
MISUNDERSTANDING Mr. TAYLOR after paase Of some
uoussnt-tho Tfth ward has long been regarded As a
ocnttul ward There great many men there whose
crse Won cannot tell tv the shane Of their tracks and
~ fith has Judge Parker all opposi
tsn STA votes. (Huzzs) The old Tenth ward, gentle
men, the home a. the War Horse, Who, believe has
been slightly troubled with the sprngha At the late Con
ventop-l aughter)-but who az the next election Will,
boJe up good nevlas gwen for Judge Parker
- majority. tHi. n. M
After these and other announcements OF the kind
Nr swaokhamcr resumed ms remarks.
lie again interrupted by the Chairman, who made
further announcements as they in. lie
nounccd that from the Third ward he bad received the fol-
b~rg returns
Dor Williamson. -.
For ssckes. xts
For waltrdgc. $50
The Judges ssd NJ. TAvroR decided that was dead
bead but Their. spI-al from their decision, aud
she psope by ore majority to General wabr.dge
(Checrs for walbridgcD
hst election in the Sixth ward because did not do better
than give Fernando Wood 20c6 raajority-(checrs FOR
Woodruff to-day have had powerful opposition in
chat ward the person Of Mr.. Rennsn, a can
driate Car Congress. He turned half the poit-
beside thernselves and thought that the luna
aylurn would g large additional number Of inmates
% Bot they have given Judge Parker msjo.
vily ~ ecs (cheefs The Empire ward of the Fin.
pre- Cty-,as Old Lgh;h--haf been heard from. That
ward Which has stood the dividing line that
hardly count her for anything sends comfortable
h,,ic q ,oo9 votcs. (inrrah) Prom the rth dis
frct II the Twentieth ward have forty three majority
rr Judge Parker and IN that district that distinguished
riizen, t,errt smith has received vote. (fersve
augher.)
Afssr further OF the general
eSaracter the CHAIRMAN introduced political rhymer
person Il Mr. keTrgan. who treated the audience 70
anchoT &y, rehsarsing tho woes OF Horace Greeley
add the republican party at their defeat The song
and Ne kerrgan treated the audience dt,y
ych.nrfng the early death Of the Kansas baby.
Tho GHAiRsAN-Now. gentlemen, we have already heard
enough 10 warrant proposing three cheers for 10000
majority Tor john Kelly. Enthusiastic cbeering)
similar compliment lssid 10 John Clancy.
Amer another nsialncnt o; Mr. Swackhamers speech,
a.. Qua rnan announced The following VI the
ve<ss
WARD \. Majority for paricr. 900