The New York herald., 1872-07-12


''The Last Trump Card" or the democracy aud wiz
run well until next November.
There Is no truth IN the rumor that Colonel
Charley Spencer donned his new Uniform yester-
day when he heard the cannon roar.
collection was ordered yesterday OF an the ssso-
Citations OF which President Greeley has ever been
president. A large octave volume Is expected
Keso thinks the proper thing to keep one COM
portable at this time OF the year is a white coat.
supplemented with felt hat OF the same color.
uptown barrooms inauguratcd yesterday the
''ree'ey cocktail tdoubtluN the Chappaqua chop
per (asrd liquor,, and Horace's Helper (teetOtaD.
the Liberal Republican General Republican Com.
mfttee will serenade Greeley and Brown this even
ing at the Lincoln Club House, East Twenty first
street
The citizens Of the Nineteenth Assembly district
are to ratify Greeley ana Browns nomination by a
grand display this evening" at l05th street and Ninth
avenue.
number or Sixth warders hurrahed as soon aa
Mr.. Greeey's benevolent countenance was recog-
nized swinging gently nOrthward and southward
In the breeze.
The venders in Printing House Square reduced
prices yesterday in honor of President Greeley
The fruit of the nomination already. Applications
now in order.
Mr. Greeley was understood to say Yesterday that
and deceitul politicians He loved everybody now.
without exception.
Morgan Jones says he Is out OF politics, but when
asked what he thought OF the nomination hs
quietly remarked, 'There is great deal OF bunting
dying this afternoon"
''The great unwashed unterriaed" danced 10y
fully around the festive camp fires in Union square
last evening. But next November, they say, the
fires shall be bigger yet
Grant man In Third avenue mournfuliY
remarked, with a sigh, ''This States gone
seventy-hve or hundred thousand for the white
tile OF the wo0dpecker."
Commissioner Barr was asked yesterday what he
thought OF tho nomination OF Mr.. Greeley. To
turned round In his chair, winked one eye, and
said, 'Theres music In the air."
Greeley Cocktails seasoned with Brennan Bitters,
were the favorite beverage OF Jarvis and the other
attaches OF the Sheriirs office as as the news
flashed over the wires of Horace's success.
All employees of the New York Tribune said yester-
day they would vote for Greeley. One exception,
however, the man who has been doomed to 'set
ting up" Greeey's copy. Revenge is sweet.
Harry Genet says that every man In the Jefferson
Club Is as good hundred votes for Horace.
What Prince Harry mean There was a Prince
John in Gotham once, who said. 'Vote early and
vote often"
The scarcity OF Ice was rather detrimental to the
sale of Greeley punches, but an astonishing guam
tty of them were sold in the downtown saloons.
Another such day and the bartenders will be COM
pletcy exhausted.
The news of the nomination OF Greeley created
wild enthusiasm in the Board Of Health yesterday.
Sanitary science was hung to the winds, and
nothing could be heard for few moments but the
booming Of Greeley guns.
"The glorious stars and stripes waved proudly
from the nagstaf on the Old wigwam yesterday for
the first time In many long day. The black spots
which were observed upon the nag were only the
large black letters in tho legend, "Tamnany
Society,""
'The party OF vigorous growth-conceived In
Missouri, born at Cincinnati, christened at Balti-
more with democratic sponsor and buried-nOt
yet," was sentiment given over brown stout at
the Astor House bar yesterday during the booming
Of the guns
Old Sycamore RoOme, keeper Of the City Hall.
used the old Tammany cannon yesterday to pro-
claim the nomination OF "Honest Horace" Roome
is completely wrapped up in Horace and Tammany
and does not believe that there Is any room for
Improvement.
'Mrs. Murphy" said lady to friend In Mul-
berry street last night 'phat de ye think o. the
nation o. Horace GrayleeS' "Well, Mrs. McCar-
tliyn said the other lady, "for me own part I'm in
favor of any President that'l take the income tax
Off o. whsKey."
The pale Old Sachem in the niche which crowns
the Tammany wigwam was paler than ever yester
day. The rain washed or all the dust which had
been accumulating on his white-washed face since
last fall and left the old chieftain looking fresh
as a new born babe.
The Battery was In a blaze OF glory and fireworks
last night Balloons went up and came down
again. and number OF speeches were made by dis
Jlngushed orators OF the First ward, and the
crowds dispersed with ringing cheers that startled
the newly arrived emigrants from their rough
cOuches in Castle Garden.