The New York herald., 1869-10-28

ward. which came next, was nOtlceaDle
for the large number of gentlemen who marched az
It's head. its hne band and the generally solid
character OF the persons In the ranks. The Third
ward, though not numerously, was very respecta-
bly, represented The Twentieth ward made very
Imposing turnout, and It's procession was d.
ward. The number OF persons who Bsarched
this division was probably larger than that OF any
other, and they marched with almost military pre-
cIsion. Old No. engine was drawn by delegation
OF Old time hre laddes" in their RED coats and hre
mo hypocrite Greeley Tor our money bags and
In the ranks marched man representing
Greeley arm in arm arm win negro hrrn,ne Ihe
coored lights well as firing oil their Roman can
dies. The E. $. Shandey Association turned out In
the rear OF the detachment being brought up Dy q
printing press working Off campaign bills. the
eaue BENG was oS a00ry Gnge aaWn
number OF her brave volunteer bremen.
derfully fine show. After the band came q
number OF red-shrted democrats and q number or
the likeness e1 Of Wm Win NJ Tweed and drawn Oy ten
horses another band, followed by & the snip "heu'
under Which Was the Goddess Liberty attended
by Peace aud Justce the ship General Mcclellan and
wound up with big Six drawn & Sy some s 29o iire,
would have been much better seen but Tor the un-
warrantablc interference made TO It's passaxe by the
delegation from the Sixteenth ward. The only
thing which occurred 10 mar the entire procession
was this foolish action on me part o1 tne
Fourteenthl street, when the Sixteenth met them
Sixteenth warders dashed into the middle Of the
Seventh and blocked up the street, thus sever
ing the latter into two portions The sixteenth
ward was 30 mixed up with the Seventh that
The Twenty second ward followed the Sixteenth,
Frs. ward wound up the procession ana covered
itself with glory. 1t numbered very strong and
the entire turn out It's main features we're the ship
Constitution (which our contemporaries an
na'ea can eagle sarmoaated Vps ~ rooster Yane;
a troupe Of Indians; throne on which was seated
Wh wit oarsen hard sr Hose
No. IL, drawn by 1remen, and detachment OF the
First artillery Volunteers. preceded by pioneers and
along. One Of tie lransparences bore, .sThe Friend
Of Bulls and Bears-Grant, the. Great American Ira
veer."
The procession was one OF the grandest ever seen
In tins city, and II is estimated that 7Ocno persons
serious nature occurred In the vlcniy OF Fourteenth
street. Al late hour no decision had been made
a. to which ward should receive the 81, 900 prize
OPENING PRoCEEDI;Gs
Mr.. TWEED, on opening The meeting said that he
was delighted to sec such an immense gathering OF
the true democracy OF the city OF New YORK. II was
earnest TO all good men that'the democracy were
at last determined 10 wrest the government OF the
tCheers.) In order tnat those whom he was address
ing nigh, be aoe to take part the grand proces
asRss 9sh ssnY ss Yss ss| Tsda ad ss nse Is5 4Fo ho
could not &c! admission ana that tnat ,ns they
speakers, he would make his remarks very
brief. lCries Of go on so on.) Mr.. Tweed declin-
ing TO under the circumstances he had referred
to, closed his remarks by proposing Us esldenl OF
Of the meeting Mr.. a. Oakley Hail. vocifefoas
ana his nomination president was enthusiastically
and by acclamation carried.
MAYOR HALLS REMARKS.
Mayor Hail on coming forward. was again received
with applause He sald:-Felow citizens, 1t would
IL
tons OF Tammany Hall on al enthusiastic p0ti-
cal occasion like this II Its followers did come
to order. There cannot be perfect steam
engine without an escape pipe and there could not
oe successful democratic mass meeting without
little disorder In the shape OF enthusiasm Cheers
And when the delegation OF cohorts OF the Tamnany
democracy shall march and counermarcn in front OF
order OF enthusiasm We teei tonight precisely rs
schooboys do on the eve of game OF cricket. We
are .'in," while like Sgel and Greeley nave been
placed to bowl them down. We are to guard the wick
ana GET ready iof H. We onh. sn
get ready for the game OF political cricket 10 come
next I @ s say sa ne 70
our wsckets down." tCheers.l We are tue ''ins" in
the city and our opponents are the "outs," and we
expect to keep them there and to keep ourselves
''lnr Tor the future. But you must see to 1t on Fri
day and Saturday next the days OF 1nal resistra-
ton, that you do your work 10 secure your innings,
or the work will not and cannot be accomplished.
Last year We restored confidence and we restored
We restored FAIRNESS and lmparllalty to the
senate Chamber TWO years ago restored
the election OF the state ticket 1t was the A G Of
honest dem0cracy-Ailen, Bristol and Champlain
democracy when its serviors have been proven,
well tried and faithful, they are always renom!naied
on the & nskel Appanse the state ticket NS, on the
the Convention at syracuse made up Their minds 10
be resigned to defeat. Tnat was the resignation OF
the radical parry generally TO begin with. In
the next place the candidate named for
secretary OF state resigned the nomination
for Comptroller, General lIii.house, declned his
nominatlon-that was resignation number three
for state Engineer and surveyor also withdrew
that was resignation NUMBER four AS the canvass
federal officers. Barlow resigned aud has been sue
ceeded BY Harlow-the difference only OF a letter.
nat Is the letter % o. RESIGNATION nId CHEERS ana
quagrellei with their Buttcrn field. tLaughter.j
And so we approach the nnol act OF the campaign
with every harbnger OF success In the place OF the
resigned Secretary of state they have substituted
the name OF General sigel-an attempt to catch
certain kind OF fish, In the place o. iiillhouse they
look about for successor 10 take the place OF one
VINO was really an honest man, and they substitute
thing about money unless to take care Of that OF
other people when 1t comes TO him In certain way,
os the " So the he n
he was ineligible for the Office, he not
being practical engineer and surveyor. In
this campaign we have got TO work. New YORK
must play her engines on the black. smouldering
fires OF radicalism. We must bring out the old ma
the State hear tidings. OF this great enthusiastic
meeting and grand demonstration 1t Will be u cheer
ing promise Of the earnesness OF the democracy OF
New York, and Will assure the democracy OF certain
districts-where, Heaven knows, they need lt-that
we are with them IN the campaign. Jap
plausc One OF the great objects Of this iul-
mcnse gathering and the assemblage around
Union square is to inspiri tire democracy through
out the state and tell them that New York is
going to lead them to victory. We have both
ends Of The democratic ship; the fore is New York,
and art IL Buthlo-water at both ends-and there
fore the old snip Is afoat. We must teach these
radicals they cannot longer play the role OF John
HorucT.
Little Jack Horner alta in his corner,
Eating hts shoddy pie;
Each puts a thumb, each pulls a plum
Ana says "What good radical boy nm L."
Great cheers and aughter.) We VIII arouse them
ron that dream OF self-complacency. We
will show them this year tnat the vote
OF last year was not fraudulent one,