The New York herald., 1863-11-03

ing removed thsm although they retained mainly
could hurt the vetoes Of the Broadway Ral
road bill shoud have his sanction cloud sp
AZ n ns %
All knew, should know-and be prepared expel
any who did not-the thoroughly unsellsh and gen.
erous structure Of hs heart loud cheers But while
he could not would not and never did wish anything for
himself. hs bad "frends, whose behalf pc ready
every sacrifice. Men, he con,ir ued, ike tnoss
friends Of his youth whose names were inserted
unknown 70 fame unknown even TO the Directory. but
none the less near and dear 70 him. Men who might be
ms 70 those ''vagansnd hssslas Of INC press wno
tion, by which millions Of the public were anna
ally given away but who were precious 10 him a. the
again repeated demand that thing should be
sacrincsd, cloud applause } He wished them all 70
nothing. The New York national democracy" bad
organzation--no "mschiDen that worth anything.
wsys Us s. "a a.se
and appause) Az TO the pretence made that certain
democrats @ were epposed 70 coupos 20 lobby %
knew. Was all "poppycock." He judged men by himself
that the only standard Of hey had 10 60 by
and he knew, after much self study that no men living
actuasd BY pure patriotic disinieresed motives
These terms were words mere words aud nothing more
He himself had once been "reformer" lie himself had
once joined in raising the cry, '.Honest men against
cheats" BY this he had convinced the cheats that IL
would be cheaper ht him in" than TO keep him out
and this was ali he wanted His experence told him
that there were no honest men in public feuo honest
motives These things he knew, and would believe nothing
TO the contrary. cloud applause.)
AN INTERRUPTION AND KICK oUT--sPEECH OF Mr..
PATRICK GARvEY.
Mr.. P. CARNEY had heard with delight as be always
did the words Of the last speaker But in one particular
he thought that gentleman wrong The national demo
cracy, led BY such men ~ John Mckeon, John Kelly,
be sneered nor pooh poohed out Of existence The i'm
preston that their organization not strong he
regretted TO be obliged TO say was wrong They had the
~ n hA RI vVall IN "a
spectabity and talent Men like Thomas H. Ferris their
candidate for Register; Ben Ray, sheriff Lynch. MAI
Isaiah Rynders and James Irving were not 70
Mr.. MARTIN J. KoPp bereupon and fnriousiy do.
manded the instant expulsion OF Mr.. Patrick Garvey,
which Rad been already carried unanimously, the Duke
o Boomngdae the senior representative Of West Wash
iDsscn market and Mr. p GuisSyo.lng in the Affirmative
tanned win OF the meeting. cloud applause The Chair
man would add that any could that he had seen
any other man look appreciation while Mr.. Garvsy va:
speaking, the person who had dared " look should
also be expelled Dead slencs)
M NrsETT was here introduced, and sang witb im'
mense eject the following verses, which the Chairman
announced 70 be 6y private Miles oRsy Forty
In difference the fact that belonging ss vet 10 The
army-hs discharge not having arrived though hourly
expected-he could not take part 10 political meeting
Arrabl tare and ages,
How the haysben rages; r
An bow tho people do think foolish lhiceei
They grip an shake us,
In the hope 70 make us
Give up our bis "bcDes" in tho lobby rings"
'Tis because they're Jealous
All them outside fellows
Bet faix We know bettber, an wen bould our own.
Och, about the "m0rap'
Let The docth0rs quarrel;
But there's not wan OF usDo, not for b. Pathrt him
silf via Father Matthew 70 baen snD- tAss s'n sys
5:,, e. g, from - ss;;y Z. ;'sse,: a
wa bon S:a . ~ tsp.. % so~n;
ss.ss- - !sur, ~ rosh,
Och our three machines boys they copsbre the town.
Don't breed riot,
just submit 10 gust; Iaftsr
The more you tthrugss you'll b lehsd tie worse;
That you worked and though. for, .a.
When you're down in tho Ruither-bavn' been
oy the three machines you shred 70 fpp-ibey Won't
some people wendhsr,
whn they see the piundher f
That soin on daily 10 full public view,
That The dcnt rise %,
Fix hupdhrsd tIss up, nn
But We say, TO the divl
, wyd all such dhrivel, eaf
The nsoninss n mighty, an, they can't be beat;
So let's al "go TO-" boys;
u the way TO win, boye;
And let every mother son o. you own rarcad or two
three II ,hAs WI, SUI. MIN any bstbsr bs private
In The market line, boys
there are p,ckin's hue, boys,
you're ocly siarted on tie inside tbrach
there sipecure places
An tberes ferry sses
That can make you Dabobs IN n glnC.e crack;
or eoEmnce W iii
Gale against the city:
There's no road 70 fortune that's 90 quick an tharp-
Fax, pve seen 10 thried, boys;
Az, don't GEEK 30 bide, boys,
That the money comes way just ms airy II not
little asier than play ~ NJ head an harp
A REPUBLICAN MAcEIsL-yIEw or JHe MACHINE
SPEECH OF THE HON. AEnsER FROM wEsT WASH
IyGToN MARKET.
The senior republican representative OF West washng
ton market wished 70 call tue attentcn u the chhr
aud O. all present the very beautiful and
del Of The city Of New York which had been thoughtful
iad before them Jsst ss sorone,s e,pose dead body
model the stage political model of the great city
in which they lived And were proerering. Hear,
bear.") An examination of b proportions wccid show
them why and how they prospered, and the
importance Of keeping all tho existing machines 10 con
rv in tbs model the shan'Iee OF Mhckercvile, ihey
would observe. large the hrest mansiors be-
tween Hihbridge and the Battery. Tnis te
IN Inc TDsad Rabbn district Of he sis,n ward counted
more voters than whole side of Madison fquare.
oud cheers) The humber classes be was happy ,osay,
had been taught their interests n public
They cared thing about taxation, believing that
their landlords had 10 pay The rich cared little ether
pockets Of Their tenants With interest. Tax Mr.
Asior extra thousand dollars o year md
the last resort by the very poorest oversx te mer
chant aud be meets II by dsm ssing of his CLERKS
ihe ana he reduces the wages OF bis opera
tlves Everywbere the burden n shifted from shoulder
10 shoulder until you come down at last 10 the very BON
blest strata, and On them pcrforce II rests. (Loud
cbecrs) An this, fortunately for tho politicians, hss
been explained 10 the poor when Their reu,e are
raised they tter landlords when their wages are
reduced they their employers and never seemed
10 occur 10 thsmand here he ihoughi the rchest
pafi of the otethst their last year ard The
before, and the year before that again the
bottom ol Oil The = fnierngs Uoud laughter, mirged
with applause
AHoTEER nrERHrPriof-nR. KERRloAH WISHES 10
"ofxS LITTLE gAnE'' FOR THE DECEMBER
FOUNDATIONS.
Here there was a sllstt Interruption, caused by
q proposal from Mr.. Kerrigan thai hey should
bow open nttle game for the ludgesblJs, civil
and police, which were 70 10 disposed q next
montb. M Kerrgsn would either toes coppers. draw
straws or pay poker h gentleman present Tor any
~ The Offices 10 question. A. there many caIG
dates for ,hase ooss the room thought quite
. handsome pool could be made w, Il lLsy wer, al
rcasy and would check In.
The cn1rs called Mr. Kerrssn order. Inc rsBresen
taiive from West Washington market lad The floor