The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-05

instrument.
in depth, aud must have caused almost immediate death
The inquest was here adjourened until ten O'Clock this
morning.
Ratification Meeting OF the Kings County De-
mocracy-Endorsement OF the Aslininistra-
tion.
The democrats Of Kings counyor at least that branch
Of them which belong 70 the Bradley organzation-as-
sembled in meeting last evening in front Of the
Brooklyn City Hail. ratiy tho State and county nomina
tons for be it known that the democracy of New York
have not monopoly of the right to indulge in faction
fights The democracy Of Kings county claim and exer
csc the high privilege. They have two factions
known respectively the Bradley organization and the
Vanderbilt organization. Both claim TO be regular, but
the adhcrcnts of the first officially recognized the
Syracuse Convention, while the yanderbtes
allowed outside there in company with the anti.
| Tammany delegates Of New York.
The Bradleytes held their po after mach the
Of right ha, Senator'S hold their tho
Senate Of the United states II that at of the
meetings Of the General Democratic Committee there was
some fraerna dispute about delegates or Candidates
something and In thc midst of II motion 10 adjourn
put and declared carried by the President Mr. Vanderbilt
Thcrcupon himself md adhcrcnts eleven in ALL made their
e9rni, leaving the hall o. the oppos on which numbered
thirteen members and which hcreuIon rcorganizcd by
the election Of Mr. Bradley as presiding officer Hence
tho title OF the two factions which wage war now az
ercely the city o churches as the Guelphs and Ghbe
lines did of old in that city u Italy where thry oursh~d
The meeting last evening was 10 ratfy the STATE ami
county nominations and 10 rcbuke The disorganzng
Efforts made TO destroy the democratic party by bogus
nominations.
There was quito large crowd assembled in the espa.
made Of the City Hall There were the usual attendants
Of music guns skyrockcts calcium lights, candles
and transparenccs. A fnc stand erected for the
speakers, press and band in front OF tho Hall and the
meeting altogether was what might be we termed large
and enthusiastic.
The meeting called to order about haf pas seven
O'Clock by the nomination of Mr. John Nackay Chair
man. and the usual number Of cresdcnts and sccrc
tarcs.
After a short speech from The Chairman acknowledging
the honor done him ~ calling on him 70 preside this
enthusiastic and important meeting the following resou.
tons were read, and beng put, were adopted BY the
meeting.
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Canal tenn,lssiSner snd Edwsrd l. Donasy
ru's ne functions y their several positions. % which bey VIII
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10 lie cores' promising hem that Kins. county dy-c
ngh % hsi q democratic trsthren throughout the
srs The result q which must and shall b. denoeraic
Resolved That, N e nominations made ~ county occr-
aeasd themselves % N party ~ their labor and devotion
on asmodrsts Il ,hs stein Ia dro.s ~ ,ng ae.
'csste psry msnwhlch ha. been nper.iyely Demanded
lsr Constituents d., heay rsspoad % Ss asne. q
Clerk John Beirehsm and egrse n ccirine cervne-
s,ise ~ Ju.cs sessions. promising % each q ihss,
use nssTss 1na ss -. sugppr, cr N. f Ho,
0eo.ge Taylor The present member Of Congress- IRON the e.
sSpoe Y ,hs nson a fns ~ srss T & es
% coneres and ha LIS ochi SIS aaa vtes q irm
FEAR Of presenting nc scrutiny u constituency
Mr.. VIZ. nKwrr, juvenile dcmocrat who appeared
have attained his majority the rst spsak4g Va
uoduccd and made very relen,0as Fourth a JAY "a
arcss. dscussing Constitutional and International eues
tons, of which he could not BE- s1pgosed 10 understand
much n froke FOR half an hour and was s.scas,ea nv
Colonel HIcKocK, known BY The ovtssqsf Of The War
Horse of Csttaraugue who after singing the slave m
political comic song threw On hs coat and procc~dcd 70
make 70 teal comic speech which elected much laugh
ter md applause.
During the delivery Of his speech several of tho vud
organizations marched mp with banners and musr; sed
the banging q guns and whining Of SKY rockets made
quite an exciting diversion
Hckock was followed by Mr.. GpcRes BRovsz, a.d
Browne by
The Hon csoHos TAvos N. C., who has bcen rsroms
mated for Congress fcr tn Second district -. hylcr
received With enthusiastic cheers Ic made brief
and appropriate speech, In which nc urged nurn hear
ers The necessity Of sustaining the Hase and county
ticket as tho best way o supporting tbe policy cf the ad
After addresses from other Speakers she meeting al
joarned