The New York herald., 1869-12-19

is regulated by the number and resources OF the
local organization. As Will be seen by the above
exhibit some OF the districts embrace but Two
wards, and that the Twenty-second ward Is dis
trct In itself. The numbers given TO the rcpresen-
tatves instead OF names do not go by either wards
districts. The highest number In each delega-
ton Ii the chairman OF his squad and nigh cocKao-
rum In his district This plan Of organization was
determined some time snce and Will be pre-
served, although as the Regulators increase IN num-
bars, each district will nave larger representation
TINS accounts Tor the fact that thus meeting was
much larger than the Bleccker street Council.
ION TO RIcHMoNDn
After the reading OF the reports. which occupied
some time, the "Captann stated Tor the lniorfna-
Ion OF the meeting that since they last assembled
together he had received many assurances OF sup
po,l from prominent and wealthy citiLens. VINO nad
ever out that before another week had elapsed the
l.. D. X. would be IN such position financially ana
numcricaliy That they would be able 70 go on win
the work they had undertaken to perform. From
the reports read by the secretary 1t would be seen
He ihy s s % wtaoa
debate, as any wrangling over details would be IN
curious at present. Several members expressed
approval and the reports were formally adopted.
This being over tail, angular gentleman In black,
who spoke with the nasa, twang peculiar 10 Yam
keedom, asked to pc heard In q Jew reparks- He
was made known 10 the meeting as No. 80
"HASGMAN TO THE CORPORATION"
lie said that In Ills opinion they had money and
men enough to go on with and that they should
delay no longer. Now was the time to strike terror
into the hearts OF the sc0undrels VINO rule ana rob
The city and disgrace tae state aud nation Let US
turn out IN our strength ne said, aud hang Bili
Tweed, Reddy the Blacksmith, Real, Judge CardozO.
the Aliens and al that gang. the speaker became
uninteglble a. he proceeded In hts passionate invec
tive against tine powers that be-" but was under.
stood TO say In his closing remarks that he coveted
the position OF hangmang extraordinary TO the Cor
poration
Number Fifteen, OF the same delegation, next
occupied The door and the attention oil the meeting
lie favored moderation ana delay There was no
necessity he said or nasty actOn for II was better
10 let the fellows named and all Others on the Cap
tain's list have full sway Tor little While longer.
Tne public mind was ripenlng, and very soon there
would be lew respectable and worthy citizens in the
city VINO would oler any Resistance to the summary
execution Of the Williams VINO ruled over them.
Hear hear.l And as massacrcng all the scoun-
diels deserving death, nc said that that was simply
Impossible. IL would be quite sulnclent 10
HANG THE TAMMANY LEADERS,
the rank and file would De sure 10 take the hint.
tHear hear. But 10 do this nothing should be left
to chance, but the arrangements the executions
Biy Tweed, the leader OF Inc Tammany thieves,
should know nothing until he was dead llaughtert
was mis- polcy. lie would like to say much more,
but ne had forgotten what he was thinking about
when sitting down, and besides the hour was late
ana IL was time they got their Instructions and were
Ou home. Mr. Fifteen then subslded ana dozen
other numbers at once jumped TO their feet and
proceedings, however, said 1t was
TiAB 70 WIND Up,
and despite the efforts OF the anxious orators mo-
ton TO adjourn TO meet at the call OF the captain was
moved and carried The secretary then whispered
instructions TO each member he passed hlm gong
out and half an hour later the gas was turned on,
the house dvDr was locked and tue doorkeeDer took
ms departure. The Regulators stepped on briRkly
wnen they reached the street ann went on their way
rejoicing,