, 1866-11-08

EluI4AI {UEkLtnK4 are In he held in Ed{n.
burgh, Dundee and Warrington: aud in Lon.
don delegate meeting Of The London Trade
ind Friendly Societies, convened by the Lon
don Workingmen's Association, bad taken
place for the purpose Of organizing grcat
oemonstsatiou In favor Of reform.
rem RT1TJ IN yt,tr vnnv-
OA11' Oo LEN AN NEW 1OitA.
Ills FelrleSS Encounter with the
Nv VI. NJ
NeW i0rk Mob.
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his spcech to the ':Men Of the Five
Points'' and ts 8ullles Of the Ba,vdv
Houses.s,
Io those who are fnmiiar with the New
York mob, who have visited the Rou,,rs,
GALLERY, and under the protection of a police
gan. man penetrated the Etnshops Of the Fiye
rolnts a. night, the hundreds Of heavy jaws
ald viilainously low brows iu this crowd in.
dleated trouble. The policemen who ringed
the stand looked grave. knowing the men
WIN whom they Ind to deal. AT The couclu-
SION o. the resolutions General Butler wac
sven "ai1King through the Park toward the
slana. his appearance was the signal for
hearty cheers, which increased In volume as
ue Nalhed upon the stand and N'As Introduced
70 me assembly. But this cheering was im-
meoatclg crowned By Eroans and hisses, and
iaaeE,er sas ~ and loud calls from as vilainous
VINO bad assembled In large numbers on and
around the steps Of the City Hall. Here
were Common Councilmcn, clerks from the
mayors 9ntce, loafcrs, bootlacks aud scav-
sg Sngers ha5mononsly blended. Governor
his*frien1s'' mt the eame place three yearsnrn.
In fact many Of these we're rioters In 1868
and were ready to repeat their bloody work
Then they were SEYMOUR s friends now they
ale hoiman's: All Five Polntdom was here
represented. Baxter street on the steps. and
at the entrance 10 the Hail, and In tie cham.
her Of the Board of Counciimen the dwcIicrs
In the "Ring!" Tammany and Thieves,
Alley the Common Council and Mackcrcl-
yille It was Democratic cabul and their
friende, such ns no city on this continent savc
New York can boast. From whatever place
they came, whether from the Council Chnm-
ler Or the Tomba, when once on the stems Of
the t1tT Hall, there vas perfect union Of
purpose i1 demonstrating their intense hate
OF General Butler. As soon as be began to
speak there were cries of "Spoons!n @"Put
him out u "Generat Butler can't make no
speech ~ "Give US d song Butler!'' The
iater cry was taken up and prolonged, aud
i!om II many bourbon cayerus came the words:
"G!ye us Q song, Butler; give us q song p
!, The leaders made up banucrs-a trustwor
thy man said be knew of their being made
In the Common Council Chambcr-on one Of
which were the names Of the Tammauy can
the words asnaons RaIie i1 b aaa aa9 oh aaotaer
scntatlon Of a mammoth spoou, These Ian
ners we're carried By Five Pointers assistcd
" some ambitious young men. eyidentiy
from, different locality, for they wore ysry
good clothes; Tho police finally interfared
racy.
The mob was thoroughly orpanized, r.
was carefully distributed in various r,srts 81
the crowd, and many Of the leaders, collect
HaH 1a,e tnu mess sseps o. ne entrance to the
what calls to make. Beside those Who werr
active n groauing and hootIng there were
men, tne eost efo%a, tS ana tnnned the excite
there resolved to % prevent ta1 Rn1ef @ msn
scene Mayor Hoamah sat calmly aetstHi IN The city
tSc Pp pfGseG,ed riot bat the eoolness Of
dNnot lie lsas{ a,,ss. q Inc utoa men
denounced them as thieves, builics and d. bur.
hut fnsm hsa,s was made At At the stand
seyeai arrests %e1e mas 1aea 6y the p9lse
rowdtcs only yielded to severe treatment.
But the force was greatly aided by the steady
courage Of the Union men before the stand,
TO shoulder. and repel1e tbc cforts nf noga
than one fi,rio,,s ra1,a ~ hreo th u more
ranks % Thn S tnSIn,' te 10 nseak through theF
Butter retired, and Mr.. Greeley wus heard
G'aI, Gan oat iew interruptions, but Governor
ments ofcr eaa many rat5ote sen
s'Saps Senefai a'Iq Bnt,s5 h1isss atooa for hal,
fore be could be heard at all. Not ali the
no"hng q Inc great democracy, not all the
nrcvont Ecnoro1 pntian t.nS asauIts, cu1l9