The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-05

served one which made it's appearance Sunday
tho heels Of the great blow and which decidedly rich
suggestion and highly provocative Of merrment. We al
ude to which, whether owing to the work Of the bill
poster wicked wag cannot determine, reads
as follows -
ABRAHAM r LAWRENCE
District Attorney.
Below this is most extraordinary cut-very black in
charac middle aged gentleman wear
ing spectacles sitting on CHAIR and engaged in the in
teresting occupation Of nursing baby. Two ba
5ies-onc in basket the other in cradle-complee the
picture. What parsonage the cngraver intended deli
neate by the aforesaid middle aged gentleman know
not but certain is that the features Of the infant pratt
tier bear striking resemblance to those Of Massa
| Greeley. Whether it is Horace himself who il singing
"hush By baby" not, is impossible say but If
! such was the engravors design we announce q most
complete failure in the execution.
The tremendous banners that used to be dis
played in former elections missed this year. Only
few here and there in Broadway, Bowery, Third avenue
sixth avenue Eighth avenue and q few Of the side
streets, 30 be seen Broadway monopozed the
IONS share description Of OF these banners
will not be inappropriate
First in order down town have Tammany Hall-the
familiar old Coal Hole and wiSwam-the ancient seat
I'D ball. wherein the brightest lights Of the political r
nament in America shone respendcnt and words Of
burning eoqucnce from the lips Of the fathers the great
democratic party listened 10 with that deep respect
nd delight whjsh true patriotism should always COM
uand. Old Tannmany is not behindhand In display, at
a sast this year. great mammoth transparency,
aounted by dismal bust Of sold Hickory" shuts cut
rom view q large portion 4 the front Of the building.
ackson's words
TIE UNION SHALL m PRESERVED,
ppear scron just beneath the bust. Then the
transparency itself, which contains the names Of the
tate, county and judicial candidates. as follows
An eagle bearing in her beak . scroll ON which /
are written ,he words, Democratic Republican
wn r. sAT xssa E. ySSs: For ' Ssr ss
~ Ssss g.: s:"s, s.; $: ss%:s'
Henry GyvsH o ss william william. Tho.
r. s sssn k"s.ss, 4"a 4"t:
anthony Eieh xoG vanRen Richmond Glsud,as5 Msnsa.
d: & s%:s zi : 'SsS si'ss:
yaryLe~d1uli term Edw (. Hsssa
ss%;; m & Rsass. {
This immense banner was frnged all round with tho
ars and Stripes
vending way up Broadway, just at the corner of
zane street, came upon plain, dminutive banner
spended the street. rather typical Of the fallen
rtunes Of old Tammany. On this banner we're the fol-
| wing Words
For sheriff,
WILLIAM NJ. TWEED.
A long walk further up the great thoroughfarc the
adquarters q the Peoples Syracuse Union party, No
\ e I prom u-ay nne n A
nner which must have cost good deal Of trouble to
X. I, painter, was thrown to the breeze
THE PEOPLES SYRACUSE UNION
re the first words the banner that struck the eye
IN followed a most overwhelming piece Of ALE
tical painting in which that fcrocious bird, the
iercan eagle, tearing the flag Of the Confcde
States filters, and that much abused lady, the
,dcss Of Liberty wrapped in the folds Of the Stars and
/ ipes appeared holding an American flag in one hand
an olive branch in the other. This alIegory served
IN introduction to the Peoples Union Syracuse ticket,
Z Wit
e, 4aorney Gen For SIX q ate 70, 71ra,se
pr EnaiHsey AID For Canal Commits Ioy Irpctors@
M sI g. baylor "a %!sesser At% B. Tappsn.
e aGr s vue Henry SSsW Genet oafey 1 Ha
'udqe supreme Judges Superior o.. ~, s
t,os W. Clerke. Lewis Woodruff. John r. Brady.
~ Murray Hoffman. :
a For Supervisor. Marine Court. s
IN liiah i, Purdy A. X. Maynard. !
Thomas H. Ferris Capt John widey, {
II A. EickhoG, Edward c. Mcconnell. !
y littlo higher up, at the old republican head
n rters, No. 61S Broadway, decent sized banner
suspended across the street. This banner trihe
ed from the general run by the introduction OF two
! dressed Zouaves, one supplied with a rife and the
r. with drum The Goddess of Liberty, sword and
Id in hand formed prominent feature in the picture
where is the political poster or banner she does not
= nine The inscriptions
The Peoples Union Nomination.
For sheriff,
JOSIAH w. BROWN.
N
transparency with similar inscription, and mos
- ;ious American eagle ornament, occupied the
4 Of the building.
bove Eleventh street the Mozart Hall banner surpass
IN the others in size, swung heavily from rope at
led the roof of the hall and the roof OF high house
he other side Of the street Read the platform -
VI
~ MOZART HALL
III FOR rgE
| UNION
X ANTI-ABOIIfION,
! .r@e ANr-ALBAsY REGENCY.
! H ANTI-TAsfNAkY HALL
- For Sheri--JAMES LYNCH.