The New York herald., 1863-11-04
TINE POLITICAL HEADQUARTERS.
;eenss .t Tai many Hall.


fosmsr nre was neA Its orators nowbers-as least
they were not there rhs only celebrity who survived
ths wreck sad rode the storm the indomitabe Ryn
ders, and even bis tone WAS subdued.
10 past ght O'Clock before The st,ircase leading
to the Old wigwam thrown open the few hundred
hard looking pilgrims who ksps floating back and foS
ward between rAnnsny Hall, the Pewter Mug and the
newspaper o6ioes.
FOR hess and sss groups Of men were sashsrs6 10
~ sarrssn, ans - As steop. and on the sidewalk,
dkcrssiug The probabilities H the election and
shs merits Of the several candidates There was no
eesnaencs expressed In She ef the democratic
6tate ticket. On the contrary vas eoniessed all
Ddss that the chances were against n One group dis
cussod The question Of McCunu's election; and h
urged 10 his favor BY Irshman who avowed himseH
willing 10 lose dollars he could only sec Mccunn
elected, that he the before whom poor people
hAA the best chance Az John Cochrane another group
remarked that he would rather the blackest republican
that walked the elected than him elected
What bad he done when he in the Custom Houses
Had no put in good honest Irishmep but horse
power and steam powerf This vas a inclusive arsu.
nen why John did not deserve and should not have sup
port 10 a candidate for the Auorn.y Gsneraisnp.
A. last tho dipsy old hall thrown open, ana Il
seemed 70 look d'neier and drtier than The
semblsge did not by any means improve It's looks Tho
war horse not hand " preside Neither any
pioce-CrdU
ful there, but not tho guar ans of the shrine
deyovcd on Mr. Douglas Tny Icr TO preside and he
managed 10 MI the position very welt
Hrs first duty 10 announce tho only two rsturps
recei, ed up TO that tmethose from the fith and from
the ixh wards. Inc Nth ward Was repcrtei as hav-
Ing Rve six hundred and seven majority FOR tho state
ticket, which gain The result Of last election;
and the sixth ward A. having given two Thousand ard
twenty eight lhe Indications were he sad that the
enough aSsct The result ''0h" confident oriho-
x democrat, "thcyrcg ne T. srass" iIo thou ht tat
tho radicals might have succeeded ia cctng Cochrane
but that ALL
Then II was announced that tho Second ward which
had last wear gwen only democratic majority Of 10
| gave democratic maj rity VI ~.
| NJ returns having como in tho chairman intro.
ducei speaker bearing resemblance ~ General Butler
whom he cal ed Colonel yrackctt Of KentDcEy Tho
Cooasl was aowsry n his style oratory and very Gu
thnsasttc u the holy e democracy pa and
adueratod He did not regard this ection Of any
sequence compared with that 10 In 1904 when tho
Lss.a TSsy would have to stand nrm % 70 .Ss weeE
snd have hccses schi.ms. The state of New
b. succsrrfui candidate for The dspcy.
A. th alus'on there were three chees given Zoe no
sudshs, and sben came three rousns ones for George
ihrre could bo wi,h Seymour In the Presi
dcntial chair and Csorge H. Mc lean the head " tho
~ .o.SS SSss .ce.osS from 20 ss rs,s
~ j. ess fhsrs wa John Cochrans John vaa Bursn
rhs was about al the Colonel had 70 sag, though be
s.eIo . sssas asy wssas IN -sy'ss s sDd Tho mat
crsic 1subsdoos soaring H. caasc name % johnny
KcrrixAn. Johssy oomneocsd bis song By snnooscsg
we're going 10 begin tho campaign of sixty four,
And 20 In for Mcclellan OF fIoIa,o say more.
Here IN Dqu,st,s Irishnsn Iaw ed cut, "You aint no
assssdsa this sally k.rssss. tuning Sls harp sr 10
other word. clearing his throat weut on with his song,
AbfAhxm-DtctatoS the rst,
s,s march u his own crcatson,
AZ lat has come snd done his worst
To aud ruin tho nation.
Tho ha cas- corpus he suppressed
The safeguard o ths people.
A. tyrant be stands con.esssd-
O'd Herod was not his aiquai
ChWD-roi dsroI, ,oi Vol ol, I'd Dc rol vol lido.
The chairman announced that tho Eleventh ward hal
given $50 mssosity, an announcement which We 70
ceivsd with cnssrs and shout of"Bs .pers, that's the
cheese" Tho Ninth ward was stated to have given
publican majority u 0o0.
IN his bed his dies, nest presented to the
ieges ~ Tsmmspy aud bo ed them for nearly hour
The Yrs, ward vas rspr.ea AZ having sise. sis ma
tovty fos tho democratic state ticket and tho fxtecu'h
wnen as . ysT gave ,spao 49,
down for demo ratio maSony u s5s, the foarie NTH
ward for 2,ose and tho seventh ward fr go These
sevsssi annsuDcemenu greetsd with cheers. The
asssexass maority the ten wards hard given
a. IL v05 whtch, The chairman said, sm pretty god IA
sventy thousasd majorIy, which larger Than they
me crow emed an sIoas 10 hear from ono Of the Old
sa.srs and vol crousy called for Ryndcrs Ihs chair
asked ~hslhes Captain RJ nders In The room,
andA dazsa shro.ss repl.sd that he vs..
about leaving the room. and hsd TO tks the stand
ie made yokc about getting upoa chair stating that
ksm dswn a Iistls of Iss. its Old dsmoere ey Of lam
many HILL bad been svt ksksd oot ard new nedr~d
democrscy had got Ia Nevertheless they could not keep
him having lbs say before the peopis s DID not
thiuk nssster of icing that they secceedad tho
sSos.a ''s s.ss s' Ass ssa '''u "s, y.y r. % as SO
vberssa the majority nov would not rs,eh 1c0o
~ ~ ~ s e & ne ~ s ss ee.. .s.
sub go &c bc did not believe N ths einsbn ~ m Tam
many Hall u the working classes q the dem cratic ay
vho wsss s baehbonc, asd 70 eesta'ny the hoessss
part 0f e. A. fw tncis Abs and 0d Granny Nelbsshon
the 'sss ssesssr hsd anodsd 70 IN hs vson Of Iudr
msst be hs prNhng dsrerI ecuul to ssy. lie did not
thsk NJ Lpco,n srsd being brought be cre the
ba ~ odsmsus foe that u the thinss not taken
vsy d~n, ssoai his o-n rsoora and ns bad 70 90
down. ~ ssrprs~A Cseis Ab- would ss With him. Ab
Granny wsisv, be would never bo hsId accountable fos
Ay~s-Ilo~ about chsssS
capsais R,sDs.swes. Am not able " chase ,ha. fe
ow. ua0Ghter And. my nus fsiis, Ne VII ch>ss
20 out ~ q couptsy eth them xresnb,,ks tlsnsh
ter Bys the 'sp'sin d'd wsps srrayn he repuehcsn
party bsfore the bsr a The American soas, 70 answer
lor tie Ley nd oDmnitied A-.inst hee p~p'~
That ~ss tsnibs 10 regard 10 The aeugersoy, he must
thy should pit bad IN oies Ia the svsissche q
c.rrursop the, svseptls hroaecss oTss the
.ss NE ,s,rsss va Va iSs ,sAr 20, 90 ) dss.aiy q 4
f~i~ TIE 'sviain ~ee frfe~rnpt@d ~ r~suiH pftbo
dor demcersi .efy drnnk. vbo trd " sfsmu,sr OF be
convietnu ttai vsa Ryndsrs nd svh - hs that ~~s
r4inBy tr~ rafty The falt1in afyisf Din ~ ~,
but be s.ll Lla frculh al ths fnss thers
th0Ts of NJ him OF b., tie rtsssor ssis, n
the party vowel thai ~ "a dlWmycrAi o. the ody
ctif kitfh para hfd oovd pot ~ ~ opt"
$50. Iay nlehd,1 sAid ns CsltaiB. "ycs've got 70
much ~blskey lD ikst yss eabi D. pnt oct
lbe sNrtainH tks afpissded b. The "a chap
colH soi b kesi qai~I. fns ,hr ctpuH Goa sl-s
feI Qet od ~ chair nd sas cat, poi'irg n sstn
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