The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-08

Tor those who have gone as,ray would advise them
To Sc ana sin no more. daughter and appiause)
\ Vciu-What about the Presidents message, Captain
Captain RWeI, the fact Of the matter is that have
been running about the city much all day long,
nF to this election business, that have had no time 70
read i; hG | know that the message 70 all that
could be 0sected from a democratic President.
Cheers) will go 50 much on Oid Buck,
and believe every democrat in Tammany Hall will en-
toise what say. (Cfes cf Ycs, and the regulars
WI endorse YOU TOO, IN that And hope the regulars
anG the democrats viii endorse that all the country
| wish some returns would come in Shall
make q resolve tonight that II we are defeated il gel
~,th our opponents the next time (voiccs- Wen
HEX the next time ~ We will stand together here
after tor the OF the democratic party determined
obtain victory polucal opponents-that you
willa say (ries Of Yes, yes y Well then wen give
three cheers FOR the next victory can't cheer for the
result now Checrs) Now, suppose you will let mo
Here the Captain took his leave after which the meet
Ing adjourned. Immediately after the adjournment,
one oi those brutal ouiraees which occasionally take
place IN fammauy Hall was committed political op-
ppnh OF Purser who 80 unfortunate as TO express
himself unavoraoic 10 hls election. According to the
usual custom with this portion OF the democrcy
Go2'n o the friends o free speech upon him, dragged
him aiong the floor kicked him in the face knocked him
down and hen jumped upon him, and when he had be-
come rscnsble from the beating they at him again
and aFan IN the most brutal cowardly manner The
unfortunate fellow accompanied by his brother a
al fourteen or fifteen years old who struggled manfuy
to keep hs assaants OIL and who several blows
Whhe cndeaVoring to Do 90 II was disgusting affair
altogether but in keeping with the iha. unfre-
quently take place IN the Old Wgwam.
THE REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEES
HEADQUARTERS.
Towards seven O'Clock the republicans began 70 show
zone interest the election that hour there
were about three score persons present chiefly young
from the counting house, tape measuring and other
heht occupations From that hour character OF tho
assembled changed considerably: the mcn who chad
been home ~ supper changed nxngs the evening"
laid plentiful supply OF segars and thus pre-
par'd for lengthy stay, constituted majority Of tho
Mr.. Joun T. Kennedy, Chairman of tho Central Com
mit'ee, presiding Alone and unsupported he did
business Of the evening, aud considered that It a
pleasant business With the exception Of the from
the siN'h ward early ~ the evening, he always had
" good news " 10 announce, and the return from
that IN announced AZ glorious defeat Mr. X.
was in the best possible humor all the evening" and
mingled freely Jokes with figures, to the granc Of
the assembly For varictys sake, and to make
The good news tell the better when did
come he would occasionally remark, before read
ing, that the news not quite checring''
aud when the figure for iaws announced the object
Obtaincd-thc hip hip, three cheers I n arr and n
kind Of wild catterwaul the air. The mes
another source OF amusement generally Not
only an addition uf ngures and majoes was brought
but aoody portion Of gas and fun with them some
of them were great men, swore beautifully, cheered
hear tiy and said dirty words abomnably neat II was
amusing to hear some OF their great eas
One big fellow had carried the whole district
where he lived. lie had been at work IN carn-
and had all the way from ND town
had taken time TO breathe the way TO the reons
aud iranctcay noisy for cheers before could take
time to give ia bis report Mr. X, however, wanted
figures rst-got them, and with three cheers the mes
scufer ovoroyed felt liberal aud ready to stand
hraned young fellow, from the Tenth wardwas anxious
to make himself conspicuous lie had found out the
bhck doors of the groggeres and what Mayor Temann
had orbidden ne Knew where 70 get II, had got IL, anu
the happicst man in the crowd. lie cared for
nobody, and he would cheer for Haws. At ono
time he was very anxious 20 impress upon "Johnn
MI kennedy that he ought not nisrepresent thing
"John' Tocketed the compliments, and figures.
very jealous gentleman from the Eighteenth ward
managed 10 tell what he had done IN tho stronghold
mocFacy lie summ.d ny the votes q years tho
increase Yesterday OF the republican vote. had been
sala that no id black republican could show his face
there hut he bad been there and had stuck To his booth
he thought -. Ills bravery rewarded with small
applause, Tho ssana getting up At this tanesure,
gentleman alter considerable struggle got ont Three
cheers and tiger for iobt T. Haws, Esq, the Comp
| trolcr elect
nine O'Clock there universal demand for stick.
ing up nRurcs on the wall, which agreeable duty Mr. X
discharged 10 Tho great Trat1ca ton Rii Smith But
they were not all republicans and not all credulous
the special messengers An element Of democracy was
Of the desk doubling the rcturng several
seemed TO be- posted on elocoDeering business one was
eloquent, and had seen brilliant returns night had
seen the crowd "hquor on the good news and in tho
morning follow they found IN HERALD that the re-
turns the evening before bogus II was howcyer
u no IRE for the democrat u taH hint 10 Sumner
down. shut up and the other Indications Of enough
wsre duly appreciated, and he quietly vamoeed Al
half past Mr. Kennedy took special and particular
pleasure announcing tna far a. reliable rcturns rc
oeigci could he regarded Indication ol how the eec
tOn going 4 was certain that there was already \
majority " upwards Of 10000 for Mr.. laws special de-
for information from particular were nuvne-
rous and ID" prohnc source of cheers and tigers.
Nothing particular Occurrcd during the evening. Al
ten clock the largest number u persons presont
about four hnndrsdand from thai hour thc assembly
began " diminish. Mayor Tsmann and or two xrsI-
tlernen stepped IN late tn the evening learn how tho
republicans were getting along. Mr. nsnci ~ Conovcr
Nr Kennedy the hint, and the latter gentleman
Gated the char and went Up 10 bis Honor with ab0
81 returns IN hrs hands Hearing the progress o events
and Passing ~ lew ohscrvatons the distinguished
st'rs retired A. they entered without attracting particular
observation.