The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-14

The Democratic Wlgwam opened its doors last
evening to its worshippers, the occasion being one
OF the 'hIgh old times" when democratic fervor
needs an opportunity for vent, for selfglorfcaion
ard triumph There was enough for temporary self
glorifcaton, less for the usual vent or Wanting,
somewhat less for triumph, and that only got
specially up for the occasion by the celebrants at
the shrine Of old Tammany himself, the expounder
Of the law and the Mophets, But what pronteth
party, even speaking through the mouths CT Is
sachems, Announcing democratic triumphant re-
turns for the Improbable qualification Of
awakening q little enthusiasm for Q night
among its followers, when, with the Arst
dawn Of the morning it would be 'her-
alded' throughout the land that their announce
o Is M
or the leaders that their prophecies were purposey
eSson and AR s % sSe adi
chief democratic temple In the land which gave On
opportunity TO the pnterrined democracy to hold
therein one Of their high electioneerng saturnaliae
There the National Convention sat within Its walls
and nominated the ticket with which the party went
rs S' overwSeI@ins indication that that ticket will
be rejected by the unanimous voice OF the nation ex-
q as sSt box 10 ao M e nsfs TSs
agents in the WORK Of that nomination. What they
knew OF this fact was. however suppressed and the
from the fields OF contest heard nothing but notes Of
victory and triumph, and with loud and enthusiastic
syIvania, 6hio and Indiana. For time the greatest
enthusiasm and excitement prevailed among the
s the Ths na@ Of s
peter b swssny, William n; Tweed, A. Oakley Hail:
nave shrcudsd everything democratic in dark and
purer light again, and host Of lesser lights.
The proceedings were opened BY the appointment
81 Dressed ss the a assembase SanIns them FOR the
honor conferred upon HIM on being called 70 the
chair such an suspicious occasion. ne closed Ms
man. the next Governor Of New York. and the demo.
crscy OF the Empire City and State.
SUNSET Cox was the next speaker, who spoke most
hopefully OF the prospects OF democratic gains and
Stale Of the Union. tCheers for Pennsylvania.j
Mr.. A. OAKEY HALL followed in an eloquent and
telling speech he reyewed the policy Of the repn ns
state AFFAIRS and said the only way to remedy the
evils inflicted thereby by the people rallyng TO
the polls in November next and sweeping the radi-
calls from power.
while MI Han , WAS speaking - despatch rsg% was
The despatch was from Lancaster, stating that the
democrats there had poled l75 majority;
The announcement was received with great en-
thusiasm and cheers for old Lancaster.
Mr.. HALL resumed and said that the registration
mi mis- ossea g oss snS
which would not only put the people In the stocks,
SS SCgd ceePs ny State q
Seymour and Blair, tremendous cheers followed.
Campaign sSns va III then sung he asssbase
Joining Id the chorus.
Mr. HALL coming again to the mont announced
cneeriusj. The Eleventh ward Of Philadelphia has
given 900 majority to the Democratic ticket Great
OF upWsrds Of ao6 Continued choeringj.
The Firth ward Of Philadelphia has given demo.
cratic q ,ss snSeas "a
al the Cooper Institute and has put them into cold
sweat. Cheers and laughter.) The radicals there
assembled now only claim to carry that State by
f,te lust received by Mr. Tweed the radicals concede
elns q that state great Victory fof the demo-
cratic party tremendous applause and cheers for
Indiana and Hendricks.l
who made one Of his humorous ana epigrammatIc
speeches. This, he said, was his nrst appearance ip
heTa nd By tho Just made to tle Of
ISSa Ss S and nave T as sr a asSs s
Sn sSsas '&s sns' q 3
trap OF that kind, by which they may be robbed
Of any little money they may have, IN I'D.
Il isreported al the Cooper InstituteT went there q
greeley II / should md him there tCheers) Il
was reported at the Cooper Institute that Pennsyl
vania had gone republican by $500 majority,
take II when they only claim $500 majority. Now,
Judging from their usual mistakes In this way, take
State has gone three or four thousand majority for
the democratic party. Great cheers) The victory
In indiana, however, 10 quite as important and es-
sential for US a. the Victory In Pennsylvania for
without some gains In the West although We may
- would p dons leave ne Ss s
Cod there is none-lcheers)--that HorAtlo
Seymour will be elected President OF these United
this country. Continued checring.l The republi-
cans know that they cannot get the votes OF the
determined TO buy up votes with the millions and
millions Of greenbacks which they have In such
plenty, and which 10 evinced by the gentleman an
mp votes, ana who wanted to have his infamy pub
ished TO the world. Think OF former democrat,
a man hon0red by the democratic party, who had