The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-02

placed upon being called TO their annual esctonY Why
gentlemen every conceivable wild theory that exs
distractins the Minds Of our people Leading thsa
candidates. SO that the electors are trsatsssd witA
utter bewilderment npon the day Of election. We
sgsment Of tirsse whom have intrusted wits psw.
The principles and men presented weh adjused -
each other Our principles are the support q the conwa
tunon the protection Of every interest and sect and -
az casses Of etizers and present in the Support -
these these principles Greene C. Bronson anams which .vsy
heart dshghts 10 horror Ask In the highways and bS
ways ask In the public streets, in tho omnibuses On
the railroads or in any assembly what sort Of mar =
viii hear he Is man Of integrity amounting to heroism
ws9 Zee s and 9% has eSnae
You win hsv. the answer, "Yes.' Some viii give yes
man has just given me; but one viii say, want to
sell red-eyed rum without hcense-yery sorry, but
him, but hold that it is sin drinK drop Of any
kind Of liquor and Bronson does not believe anything az
haa Sssn The msrsss 90
Galilee when Jesus changed the water into wine ana
s 30 as i
@ss. 49, !. sls dsst ssx ysssssts s:s
1864 he would have given water another would
say, "Td vote for him. but think Bronson's great
gra.dmother may possibly bc foreigner and don't
think anything foreign be good" or, perhaps ho
would say, 81 cannot vote for any who will allow
Catholic to hold oniceBronson would not swear 70
this,' And he would not. This Is the man whom wo
bring forward to elevate to Office and in doing this yoa
will act up to principle have always acted up to-
This is the who, when the administration had dis-
gaced every Office when the gentleman present refused
to leave his country home to amongst become
collector Of customs where did they look for man
Of that high position which would do honor 70
thems Why to Greene C. Bronson to whom he had to
upon bended knees and beg his acceptance. And
he accepted and for dscharging his Office honestly he
was sd oS' b. s 1s
in Washington and the free soers exclaimed in triumph
.we have his head in a basket" Such things have been
hQfn huf in thnsac honN< ~
American people has exerted itself stamped act
with Reproduction. viii cite few instances Of this
this the Empire State the work Of De Witt Clinton.
The opposition spent their strength in vain against his
patriot When Clinton had served fifteen years Cana2
Commissioner, without compensation his enemies con
petty office. what was the resuitS Why at the next
election e,s ION he was raised to the hrst once U
s State Ss and snams and
Van Buren, was appointed Minister to the Court Of
s. st. James for which Office he was eminently guaasd
pies Of the period, the senate, contrary to Fight
and Justice rejected and recalled him: How did
person. perhaps beyond the circle Of his hon,sbecame
the very pet or the American people, and nothing would
satisfy us but must elevate him to position next
in height to the great man who then possessed the
heart Of the American people Thus the people q
justly. oppressed, This is Greene G, bronson Ny
acquaintance with him is very slight indeed. In
hsa NO n% a Gn IN ny
my path lies in different direction. But his
% w9aia sua Be- sp !, and ,l
american cam in the .s. nd PPauss II would b. an
Instances Of the illustrous Clinton and Van Buren, II
would teach this administration that the national o.
mocracy be neither purchased seduced betray
him. have nothing to say about the whg candidate.
i s sufficient to know that the wings themselves can
sori-that he would not ii he could prevent It. allow
ny person in the State to drink anything but wate1.
les he has filled the office which he holds creditaby but
lie cannot be mentioned in the day with can~
whom he acted si the time Of bis election He has fallen
to his ambition running frst to the Buffalo plat
ha ana Ra nts ns G 'nf
he compared with Bronson TO him It cannot be denied
That one term as Governor is honor enough TO compen-
safe fully for any ability he ssrvics
he have rendered to the party He would have gone
down to history with honorable name, and his friends
regret that he allowed himself to be used BY the party
whose only principle is free trade in liquor Now, gss-
emen, have nothing say about State matters.
wish to direct your attention for few minutes 70 tho
city Of New York. The nomiaees for Office Of Mayor
are Wilson g. Hunt and Fernando Wood. Mr. Fernando
Wood do not know personally, neither acquainted
with Wilson g. Hunt. BY reputation we know Mr..
us once and he was thoroughly anaiyzed and sed hy
the public press in 1S49. Then he was dissected and
having been dissected he has remained the surgeon
table ever since that time There Is occasion TO
any more about the matter 1t would be much
better for him IL he had remained the dissectng table
fgt-man TO man-there being only two candidates In
tile field He tried by the people and found want
tory OF the city Of New Yorkhat is that In every one
Of the past elections where candidate for city or
county ofce where the whole vote OF the people was
brought out generally supposed to be Of bad repar
taiion that he did not hnd himself in minority ca
when there general impression that he was nnf
Tor the ONCE and he was chosen by minority, sness
Ssns svSn adS h Mr. %
joity of the votes Of the people, and he ought to be
satisfied with the resul. VI that trial do not knoE
him He may bea perfect angel for all that know -.
the contrary: Qauybtsr and sppause) But grsee :
many hard things said about him. and II they Ass
can utter word IN disparagenent Of Wilson g. Hunt
voIcr-He Is a Buffalo free soler.
Mr.. o'CoSoR-Then am mistaken. word cannbo
uttered in his disp.ssge%ent s ALI alleged E that e .s
denied But onesnan can found to stand M and sg
that he did wrong act, politically. wronls
Laughter and applsuse.J 4know cannot, foFfhs :
made several nastakes (Renewed applause md uPre
is5o and Il elected he has prsmsed to admin n,
affairs independent Of any party But may sawas SAY
that was not tninsng q s.s peii,,csi en
Of him. hNrs heard story which IL greatE hi
credit, and win tell it, because IL gives goods 20 o.
voved asa he failed rsst his epsassmea}s Ia tAs
Lord praspsrsa him tva-fod He preserved q. him Sis
honest sart and filed his Golfers with gpA- the pro-
a snfsaisnt sum this wicked nas ordered = bctti
Of wine "a laugh), invited bis old crsiit to hig
houss and when thsy went away each man iad cheok
FOR the full amounAof his clauprnciRa md interest
(Clssrs.) Now, gentlemen, James ". Barker who.
presented as Know Notbing-andI have no doub.
that he IL one-6 Herck think that n his name)
wbo though be received the whig ncpAAtion, IL stated
BY the principal whg paPsr In the sty - b unnt foz
the ofce-f Fernando Wood, who rccstssd nouination
at Tammsny Hall and At Stuyvssapt Insttuts very-
suspicious circumstance auEhtss}-M eithsr Of thseou
three did anything Of this sort say vote for
him (applausel hut II thew cHnnot sAov 10 honor,ae
badge they should retire, and render the city
by the elevation Il this honorable merchant "a ~
| highest Office in ita gift
Mr.. 0conor sat down amid loud and long c,atinAsa
| applause. (Calh for Brady.)
Mr.. d. b. TAYLoR--Mr Chairman--As the heunia ysrr
late (hapest ten) and Nv Brady has not ApreArsd
move that this meeting d. now adjourn. (ksnsvsA
| calls for Brady.)
THE CHAm--Gentemen, have no doubt that Mr..
Brady has valid excuse for his absence this occe-