The New York herald., 1862-11-05
PRICE TWO CENTS.

rny arrests fApplause) In tho lsst steamer from
California there were be was sorry 10 say number Of
csrgymen brought prisoners for Fort Lafayette be-
cause they would pray for tho President. Hsses)
Now he believed that religion had nothing 10 do with
politics and man might pray for whom hc pleased
(Applause.)
VofcE-what are you talking aboutf
AHosnKR voicE-He is walbridge man. fIaughter.p
The speaker got in a few words, and aaiighied'
from his "seat" amid good doai Of hullabaioo
foreign gentleman then took the vacated stand. Hs
began his Grafton In very badly spoken Engsh-so bad
that but very good Germans could patch together
but the democracy Terrified At nothing saued tho orator
with ringing applause Hc, however, " did not SEQ IT,,
and taking II for granted that there must have been in
tho crowd Germans, or those understanding tho
language the foreign speaker launched out into praise
democracy in the language u faherland The
Of Irshmen presen-not out Of thousand Of whom
understood ono word Of what the was saying
chcered him in the most enthusiastic and genuine man
ner. This elected and torrsnts-so to speak-of
laughter and fortunate for the sdos OF the good
people present that the German made very brief seech
or there might have been subjects FOR coroncrs
inquest
About this time tho in that the Seventeenth
ward had given .. .s02 majority for Seymour.
stout rshman thcreupon jumped up the old stand
aud expressed deep regret at the absence Of the brass
band for, as he said, he never hungcred mach for
requiem funeral march as he did al that moment,
when he hoped that the republican purity to b. buried
for ever. Unfor r.unatcly there bend, and the
stirring strains a brilliant requiem did rcsound
through the "marbe hal,s."
Another gentleman, full enthusiasm and cyeirg his
auditors through immense pair Of spectaces then tooK
the rosrum with much dignity as the equvoca posi-
ton Of his pulpit would allow. He was exceedingly hia
rous the utter Of black repubcanismnay hs
somewhat inclined TO be serious about IT, vaons
the sentiments that llsd hsswelling bosom lie said
great and tremendous victory. Democrats could
give their shouts without fear OF Fort Lafayette,
and they could tell the administration and tho nearous
traitor at the groans for Greeley,
given with good dcal OF guso),hat the Union Of The
States is settled forever. (Applaasej Tho victory
the democracy was in his opinion the srea. hsrbnger
or the return Of peace and Union divided country
(Applause)
The arrival Of Mr.. John Van Buren at this juncturo
threw all the occupants Of the wigwam into political
commissions After considerable trouble be reached the
platform and duly introduced 70 his democratic
friends.
Mr. VAN BuREx said he thanked MS friends kindly fol
the enthusiasm with which they greeted him. He
had talked to them at great length last night
and now no would talk briefly in the hour Of
victory and triumph. (Applause.) Ho congratulated
them on the appearances Of great and decided
victory through the State-certainy throughout the
city. ,(Appause.) Such an uprising Of democratic
strength had not for years been But yet not
wise to haoo too loud till they all out Of the wood.
cloud applause.) II a very common thing 10 find
men 10 place all agreed upon subject and others
elsewhere all opposed. great revolution had however
been effected, and he had 6oubt great spirit hao
been engaged in the fight The ongagod in tho
test had shown that thoy are men who can't be boat
The audience before him showed victorious faces ZAP
pause.) No man could stand where he stood and not
that such men must be trump ant, and he wished
that each one would come on .he platform and take
look the rest 10 feel well as he felt. Thoy Oh
looked like who, In the language Of the Collector
chad Just home from the wars." (Appausc) The
men now here surely have accomplished great VIC
tory with their friends in other parts Of the
State The returns, he sure, would carry JOY 70 al
true hearts, they read by the old War Horse OF
the democracy daughter and appIausc) II is be CON
tinued, victory, not Of party, but victory Of tht
whole country The people Of New York will now bs
freemen again. II we be arrested and imprisoned
we shall know the reason why. (Applause., The great
privileges or civil liberty aha honceorth he sacred TO
the people. (Applause) New York, in this election
win stand at the sds but at the head Of her sistei
states. They must remember that the majority agaips,
them last election los oo0 This had to be got over
and the democratic party has made this majority
and given good majority for Seymour then she wond
be justly entitled 70 stand at the head Of all ths
other States (Applausc.) Il was but right that Nea
York should take the lead in this work Of rcform for from
her midst have gone forth oil those great elements has
have built up the giant cities Of tho West pplause)
They must however, bear in mind what was promised
before the eection-that this not . party
victory, but . triumph Of tho principles Of
liberty for the good OF tho people OF all the
States. Let them, therefore, remember msgnanmity
u the hour Of victory and In their rotations TO those who
are defeated Tor they all brethren, entitled
all our love and sympathy and In dealing with them We
must emily express the hope that they will soon be awsk
eucd 70 better policy and more accurate estimation d
the principles Of government (App'auss)
Altar some other remarks from volunteer Gpeakers bear
ns entirely on The advantages Of the victory Of the demo
cratic party,
The war Horssv announced that the Black Hole Of the
republican party Twessy third street and Broadway
bad admitted majority Of thirty thousand 10 the demo-
cratic party He vss able this by saying shAs
their victory, % Gar known. showed . majority %
twenty seven thousand. (Applauss.)
vo,cs--b Greeley ready Sor sxscutioni
Axorm volcY-No; hs ID coming On with nine hun
dred thousand more.
ALl-Bully for Greeley.
The returns nearly all in and people began
drop on 90 rapidly that The directors u the meeting found
necessary 70 propose adjournment or At least v de-
fer thu proceedngs for two hours until the few
naming returns could como In.
The bird Of song who had resalcd the meeting In the
early part Of the evening however, onoc moro offered his
service 10 charm the people with ono Of his strains me
idea was met with appreciation, and our musical risad
hs song on the destruction OF aboloulss ana
k,ndrsd topics The song very long and By
verv musical The spirit Of poetry was entirely absens
from ms composition but It's local yet uDSammaticaI
hits were received with due Applause, and tho sweet
singer Of Israel retired much pleased with himself and
everybody else.
The audience now dwinded into perfect insguncance
and after cheers for the War Horse Mcclellan, Scott the
President, Il Aoc gsns owsn, the sachems u Tamrnapy
adjourned In triumph.
MOZART HALL
was csmparaNwsy deserted for tho more popular and,
nom late events attractive Old wswam. ne neigh q