The sun., 1870-10-28
100 ACRES OF DEMOCRATS.
rIMNINY's DEFIANCE TO TIE 1D-
MINISTRITICN.

Rockets. Eomr~. nnd Balioou--A Process
sion TuCiY, Vile. Loug-uld noss Tweed
In ell his GLORY senator Thunderbeit
Swinging the Torch Reviewed by Hon.
man aud Met tIClian.
1Ae great Tammany ratification passed on last
nilht with splendor. H. =. O'Clock the boys were
at The various ward headquarters, preparing for the
march. Their 81 irits efcrvcseed a constant bang
ing OF rockets all over the city In the general din
tie siese Of Paris seemed transferred to New York.
on after seven Union square and East Fourteenth
stt.,t were covered with dense mass Of humanity
,uat surgcd 10 and fro like conflicting whirpools.
Colored lights Gsw Up In every diieciion and the
trees aud houses were alternately blue, red, green,
purple, aud yellow. All the telegraph wires and
poles Of Tic uelrLborhood were hung ith Chinese
lanterns ashinston's statue held Its arm out
more cmphaucdly than ever, and the nckcring
lights appeared TO reuse the bronze horse into
spasmodic motion. Sometimes tie Father OF his
Country rlowed ike a hot coal, and al other times
he seemed
GREEN DEuoS IN A PASToN1NE.
On the west side Of the square was frame OF
fireworks, with the gubernatorial names in the
centre and others scattered about. The great cen.
trail stand Was all Immense affair. 1t stood fronting
3 roadway, and was covered with fAss and lamps.
Above on the front was picture OF Gov. Hoffman,
aud ut the base VAS the motto, One more for New
Yotk's favutitc SON" The platform was big enough
for bail room, and band upoa 1t blew themselves
Iho circus on Fomtccn;n stree, was weu II, mp.
and was feature Of the scene, but the tumbiers
inside turned hp.flaus to an empty house. The
show outside Was cheaper, and cost only muedy
boots aud Jan.
TiuNANY HALL
WI. brit moderately inur mated u was crowned
with its usual crest OF lamps, and WAS lii Inside but
few iGhls were on tie exterior. The central and
eastern bacutics were cpWtclthcd with nags, and
pacSed with politicians. In itout Ot the former
Gov. Holman and Geu Mcclellan, prepared 10 re.
them Boss Tweed, Matthew II Hicnran, Peter
u. sWoeny, and Mayor ohall were also in tnst
lie club. maie their appearance In East Pour
teenth street at & with their torches. and soon the
broad thorUushiare to the East River WAS stream
shorty before eight O'Clock the bead Of tie Tro
ccssion hove In sight It's approach was hcr,ldod
By patriotic music ftom Graiuilla band. On catch.
ing these Grt delightful strains. Gov. HonMsn
| smoothed his mous,ache aud ttroked his Austrian
chin, and accompanied BY Gen Mcclellan. rOrt'y
Boss Tweed, aud the Chiyslrous EreLnsn, mGde His
WAY To the shaky balcony overlooking the s.rcet.
| lion. Doug Taylor danced attendance on hi. rear
and ssw that no ebcian came within ten feet OF his
sacred oyercoat
rnE RrvIgw.
The Governor arrived jus, 10 time to see Cant
Mount and ~ entr.flve policemen clearing passale
tntUugA the hnm nse multitude iu the street, ard
packing {: like !. tobacco along the sidewalks to
make way lor the ttsnd parade Of SeVenteenlh Ward
votcrs. who, in point of numeers snd pyrotechn &c
display. tore on the Nc,ors palm and were accord
ns,y a signed tie hrst place In the procession.
TON cREAMER's MAGNIFICENT pisrLAY.
TIE police were followed by the Grand Marshal
and lis stun horseback, and tlcn 800 fun.
Gus uhlAns ON savage hortes. These formidable
tons, with felt Lats sud top-boo,s and brandshed
their ghtiering ancos 20 hereely u'at the peopis
| their frantic efforts TO get out of tho way. A.
| the head OF the lhans rode Judge Anthony
Hartman. who for this occasion had laced himself
| 40 20 tight tina, he two feet longer than usual
lie guNe his orders IN Noice that lrightoned tho
| h,rses more than tie cannon sad hrowoIks N.
truck drawn by twelve grey horses. aud besrins
| Immense Gahspalche', o. thc lron. platform OF
| Mavor k6rah5m Won O'IIai and on the tor an arcS
| with All American nag attached 20 each OF Ito ends
| aud the inscription;
| CREANER ClATioN-SEVES1rBNru WAND.
| Auer tlis work ct aIt came Grsua'n scycn't
| Regiment band, ana their iogr Lundted sturl,
| schwezcr knsc lucuds, with broad aNcs and bi.
| pauIches. led by Marshal Segar OLc thousarf
6oJs in red followed, With uGgniAccu
banner 1ea'lES .. IS 1GrlrMt OF SeIato
| psrude OF tie Seventeenth Ward men cauie 10 N
| end with banners, uIn-rarcncios, aud symbols o
every variety. There We're more th' vs. mis- IN t''
| procession than Greeks in the aosts That wcut tC
| Troy, aud
AL Tug AJtI ~ sHoNs, NEsToRs ANp De
| hoslHrNRSgs
OF Tammary Hall were presented to the eyes OF ~,
1 4 "a ia
| cV A stuffed bull of nutediluyian tlsr Wa
borne on one truck, with uarspsrcncie, i,oriu.
tnc words; Low Rents, Low Tnc., and Poe!
| Of WORK. "Guud Money and bg Heel" Suml
or the Seventeenth Ward watriors were dressed II
shirts OF red. md Others IN saints OF gray butnl
alike showed their c'lsrc taste Ia the endless dee
traction OF Homan candles.
| There Was one wagon with Indians, who resem
bled the Wild chaps ON the praries as closely
t,dpo'e does shark, pnd another wagon was oc
cupied hyue AdrIphi Ball Club. II took the Seven
;centh Wfd.ts t~enty'hye minutes TO pass Tam
many hail Next came
| TIE sONs on the HIGHTEESTHfwARp,
mud then In succession Of the Fifteenth. the -Four
| t,enth the Eleventh, the Eighth the seventh. ant
al the rest The Inst Ward came In last. arc
Fifteenth, and twentieth Wards were =,
numerous as sands on the sea shore, an
SaSd norrs on nun1 oI three whds EE3 SoST ou iPsas M
an hour moro In red cares and white capes, and it
Lals and caps OF every hue and shape. They cam,
with cannon, rockets, and candies, and SHOW @,
New Workers in how short a time they could cen
| sume SlnOOO worth Of pyrctcchnics
| The Fourteenth Ward had Dutch orator VIII,
poured forth tie praise Of our Governor In guttcrn
| tones until the procession forced him on to mnkl
| wnv tor live eagle which IN representation OF M
| hterties was tied to q pole with It's legs crossed
| The most remarkable picture IN the PROCESSION o
the Sixth MhdeTs was thc portrait OF Dennis Burn
Eleventh, Twentieth, and First WARDS, hug
| three masters were drawn by with sailors vii
hsd never .no.t fa water, on tho lnasts, and othe
| sailors, who looked like the witches IN Macbeth
| pouring red hte INTO huge blazing CAdfons, In
| iirst " ard A-o had temple OF Liberty, with
| sweet little roddcss sitting patiently within IT, Th
Seventh Wardcts were lei by
GEs. wA. N, TWEED, JR,,
| who looked haadsoInor even than usual on M
| spirited ~. Orse Gen. Tweed raised his hn
| rom OK intellectual forehead, and wave
| liza hand 60 bend Of Iudans that fol
| owed him. In reply the savage Seminocs raisci a
feeble war NLoOp, ANA brandlshing their tomahaw X
| rode on. n wATrOTr Of tue Eleventh. Ward fol
| lowed them with two Cuban flags, and then cam
| the famous uhalanx the Eighth Ward.
| The ICople looked ~ lstOnishmCnt from nflr q
| the Iu,t-,, Goth WHO marched al their head wit
| a hnming torch IN his Lhnd As hc drew ncare
they raw II wDs neither more nor less than
H0RToS, THE EGutn WARD TnuNDERDoLr,
| who with martial Ealt, inspired hH followers to
| robler bearing tlan had been shown In the Whol
| procession Having arrived before 1amman
| Hall. tho great doth swinging lis torch. OF
| dcred lis troopers on, and raw thum pas
| IN review before him This DUTY accun
| pIished, he gave IN. lambcau over to one ot hi
| mYrmldoins, aud win diamond on hls bosom TN,
dgzzed those who looked at II, he strobe into Tam
many Hall to take part IN TIE proceedings there,
Tho meeting In ihe great nall Of tho IammAn
| MLgWum was Organized before tho procession ma,
| commenced moving, The doors Of the buildln
| were thrown OICn At an early hour oi tho Cycnin.
aud ~ eager multitude OF tie uuterrhed rushed Il
% secure eligible pacos
| ILo hall WAS tAslefu'ly decorated with flags an
| partl- -colOrcd srcamor' deleuding from the lOf.