, 1873-11-05
THE DuMmERs IsATIFY.

"lthoue mnny loarttott pauS. description
of tho nntual-almiration meeting Of tho blm-
mors is Impossible. poncil could hardly truth
fully depict the appearance of tho collection Of
Bridgoportors and Nortl-Soitora, aud dolicacy
forbids anything like q faithful reproduction of
tllospccchcs n1ado and the mob's utteranccs when
anything particularly choice was uttered, or tho
favorable returns from tho hummer wards woro
grated forth by L. NJ, Halpin, Secretary of he
party. Il waH hard thing to toll Win was in
the Cl.air. Sometimes 1T waa tho OIIosing,
sometimes littlo Horny Gfconobaum, sometimes
little Lewis or Some other leader Of tho party.
That mnlo but little difference however,, 81
long as somebody was speaking. Tho most elo-
qs,ont man Of the crowd saa tho portly Hamlin,
whoso corroroaity excited tho envy Of lalf tho
ToutonB prcHont. "Mcin Gott!" exclaimed
Hcs.ugitc, tho coot holt thrco kegs Of lager!"
aud, III lo announced u Bridgeport ward major
ity, ono Of the Dridgoportera cried. "0h, J--B
help US. Dy Cd wo geyo it to them. Put it
thore, my boy" Ito byatander, who didn't ut
all waut to put 1t there. Of NIL places IN tho
world. uo insisted, howoror, and tho bystaudcr
had to suffer, without 1nurn,,lr O five-lnuuto
puinp-hnnd1e intliction, at intervals of ton mln-
utes during tho rcst'of tho evening".
MIR. coLylS,
in answer to repeated calls, at last cnme for
ward. 1t is but fair to Mr.. Co1vin to state tint
ho Wau sober. His speech was IN impaHsoned
picco Of oioquonco, in which he Expressed his
qualification and pride at tho result, which he
compared to the dofoat Of Gen. Ice. At each
Of his statements 1,o was interrupted by such
choice cxplctivcs hurled ut him from below as:
"J-s! that's so;" ",rhats what's tho matter,
by G-d;" "Giro them h-l, Colvin." Ho
showed that ho was q judge of good liquor by
donouncng places where they sold bad whisky,
lasling tic old fremont House with u morccss
vigor, which showed how long natural resent
ment eau bo rotnincd. He said that they would
show TINT they could boImorcifnl victoro,-a
aoutimout in which tho O'Hesing concurred,
emphasizing lis concurrence with tho quaint
remark: ''Yes, d-~A sight moro mcrciful than
they were to liz, tho id Bcallawags!"
Tho speaker continued. and denounced Wash
burn in round tefme, mud gave it fully to bo I'LL
| aerstood that" ut II very carly day Iii Decembgf
| next that gentleman would hayo to retire from
the Police Suporintcndoncy.
| Amid confusion Of cries and cat.cnlls, among
which the moat popular oatls werc clearly audi
bio Us a majority,
| TIE o'1Es1Sa AnosE,
and announced that ho had sent to Joseph Me-
dill. in Paris, telegram announcing that lis
policy had been defeated BY 10000 majority, ono
Of tho hummer leaders adding, Botto yoco, TINT
the message Ind been sent unpaid, Which was
evidently considered the cream Of the joke.
A very serious accident nearly happened at
tho closo Of tho OHesng's speech. From somo
aoon,cd jiHordored. iio kept treading on liz liz
pct cornH, and Lily luoes gavo signs Of weak
nesa. At the cnd Of his speech ho stumbled
ovor tho stops, md would havo fallon prccp-
itate!y into the midst Of tho soothing mass had
not tho Times and Inter- Ocean reporters yankod
| him upon Ills foot again.
Loud erica of - Lewis! Lewis |" rang through
the hail, bnt that party leader ahrank modostly
! from an appcaranco,-a thing which disappoint-
| cd the meeting very groatly.
| FOLEY AND oNAI1AN.
! Tho announcement of Tom Fo1ey's victory
| was met with applause, md tAe Rev. Mr.. White
struggled upon the platform and demanded
thrco cheers for that individual.
| LII response to cries Of . Onahau," tint par
ty delivered for tho fifteenth tnlo TINT speech
which Inns boen listened to 80 often alroauy III
various bummor districts.
| Thon Henry Groouebaum was lifted upon 4
chair, and, after Raying that speech was n very
unnecessary thing, delivered one Of considerable
length which ovon tho excited audience began.
before its close, to tlnd somewhat tedious. The
point of his REMARKS was that when the German
element had told him that. il they found thoy
could not endure tho laws OF tho United Statos,
they would 70 home, ho had told them that sucl
was not their host course; that they should stay
and mako laws for tue American people. Flo
thought the present victory was tho beginning
not 20 to Turner Halls, or drink beor on Sunday,
ho liked to see other people do it. Ho wound up
his speech with tue rgnark that s'No oue would
compel him to become Puritan, by Cd"
| THEN BUFFALO MILLER SPOKE,
thon Barney Canlilold, thon Creba, mud while tho
latter WIS holding forth, huge figure, ap-
parcntly m animated lamp Or to!ogfaph-post,
entered the room, rolling aud surrounded by a
joying circus Bido. o.show, with no charge for ad-
| mission. " Hoorayt" cried tho audience. ts Long
John for over So it was Long John, and nc
mistake, and Long John in 'lat has, Of llate,
shpalo, Long john ?" cried bummor. After =
minute spont in collecting Lis thoughts, tho
party addressed responded. g ami" and began
his speech. ue added nothing now to tho at-
nala Of acallaTaS'sm. and tho audionco soon
If llo eau recall thom to mind this morning,
Long Johu will think of q worry per-
eoaa! and hardly pleasant nature.
As it was, when bystan{crr cried out:
ho only smiled u smile at once lenigl, ind help
los..t a;m! Aicconghed forth, F" Yh-th-thank you,
sr, Two g-g-got nough whisky, 'lrently" Ri cit be
subsidized in,to clair, Which brought Ills hcad
only II foot or two above those Of tho rest, aud
fell into pleasant Hlumber.
| SOME SPEECHES.
Then cama speeches. and spccchaB, and
speeches. -eloquonco OF tho kind which tho foot
tlad mora to do with tlIan tho head, in which tho
which, before tho close OF tho n,ati-
nee, gnvo Higns Of dissolution. Tho
spcechifylng was kept mp ,nnti! q =, late
hour. Tho tast scen of the meeting by u TRIn-
uSE reporter revealed tho sight Of ono frantic
ir,aiyiAtnl leaping NJ md down ON tho nnfor-
tunato table, tearing his hair pulling bac!; his
wristbands, a.,l dot.ou1lciug III atoutorall shout
thu "par-r-r-utty which wald tloproiyo him Of
lrap Oh tho blissid day ay rlst," to three I'M
fortunate listeners.
Thus closed tho flual scene Of tho bs,n,r.or
campaign.
AnotGor largo meeting wns hold boucath tlo
old Headquarters. Eya.sa Is Hickey wish that
1t wtls election timo all tho year round.
THE COUNTY TOWNS.
| HYDE PARK,
Tho following WIS tho vote of Hyde parlt
First rreclnct-Julso Of superior Court. Clark
son, 1G2; s. II. Moore, 5s; Judge of Count,
Court: n. Il. n. Wallace, cal Ulork OF Count3
Court: 1sroukway, lU1; Lieb. 60 County Troas