The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-02

''A0oyooo Ms yellow cflzenS from inc gA&A Gsns
parency front ofhs theatre lied those who were not
in the secret, that Judge Whiting was . cAnt-
Gate for the MAyoray The building itselt lighted
up ~ usual and with the exception II the Transparency
there was nothing indicate that . political meeting
would be held inside. The doors thrown open ct
about half past six and by half past the
he boxes and gallery were crowded. Toe entertain
and patriotic by the band but tho great attraction of
the evening was Judge Whiting Who was expected,
great emporium shoud be governed and make terrible
trpse OF the corruption Of politicians generally The
audience were in the best OF huor and the boys in the
gallery and pit were In their glory.
half pas, seven precisely tbe-meetng called to
order ana Mr. Adam sioddart appointed President Then
Mr. Bailey came before toe tooghw and explained the
objects OF meeting We are here, ssio he for the
purpose OF electing a Mayor OF the city al New
York We are here or purpose eiecng one Of the
pople copies candidate which Is something OF GU
icsy thcee times and he continued understand
candidate is here and will very soon address you You
know that In Al theatrical performances the great aco-
does not appear I'LL the second act aud the
lighter performers are sent on 70 prepare the way
Houe by certain persons for the purpose OF seeing what
candidate they could combine upon-not to elect any.
with defeating any one that Is no part Of
gramme we are here Tor the purpose Of eectng Mr. Wait
ng But g ntiemen. an very sorry 70 cay there
some complaint made at that meeting with regard 10 Mr.
Whiufg-a ditlngushed gentleman eaid he went up TO
hear him the other Eight ut the Academy of Music and
not bear to hear MI Whiting speaking in pisin
Anglo saxon terms wha, he felt and believed
This gentleman, who may be seen walking
pocket handkerchief. tIaughtet) After some further
remarks to this eject Mr. Bailey resumed HIS sest and
the meeting WAS addressed in a few remarks by Mr..
Henry Morfey, and wheo he retired the orator OF the
evening forward. His appearances the signal
aucience The band plays Hail Columbia aud as tho
last echoes die away Mr. Whiting takes his stand
table, prepared 10 dress the audience but the audience
Tot II appears. prepared 10 hear him for ttey
kept him standing In that position for better than ave
minutes. "rbree cheers Tor Buchanan, cried in
the gallery, and the sponse made with o will.
"Now Is the winter OF our discomfort" said Z tragic
voice in the boxes and the house convulsed with
lsue hter In the m,d.t Of ali tas Mr. Whiting made CT
hsts tozen attempts to speak but the audience seemed
determined 10 have their fun Al last they concluded 20
listen to him. and be heard TO sneak follows
When the audience in order will endeavor 70
speak 70 them. (Cres Of "osder, orier.o Iexpectec
~ber came mere 10 ind citizens Of Nos York having
(ApplRose) And they are disposed to hear
me, they will give me audience (Renewed ap
pause came her 70 be heard and to address IN con
mon my friends ana thoss who may enrol themselves
among my enemies, and il have any enemies here am
prepared to meet them, but if have none bot friends
sbaii expect them 10 give me audience (voices, No
enemies"
Now is the winter q our disconient,
ssae Tsrioss summer BY The sons Of Yos srpause,
to be 10 the deep bosom Of the ocesn buried
(ReDewed appau,e) And propose, fellow citizens,
your attention 10 matters that interesting 70
than 70 me- We live n cty Uitl population OF oTer
8 city where tho taxes fron lsce to 1855.
period OF but hall century, have risen from
our taxes during he preseu, ye.r have reached that
sum- ard which bids far the next year 70 roll
up nine m!cps ard Il the administration OF the 60
cha. remain IN suc1 hands for another term
the must increase from Dne to eleven and probably
TO dnesr millions. We live N q city laboring under
debt Of twenty. rllic-s, with I've millions
to be raised by direct taxto out Of your pockets
. Mr. Whiting reviewed II come leogih the finances OF
the city. and proceeded speak gard 10
cor uDitt q ION fUr
Mayor, said the speaker there within the
ne OF my veice who docs not know that the nonnaon
fer this very oce has beer sold in Tlmmany Hall again
and again
volcy-rhree cheers Tor Fernando Wood.
SyyERAi NoitES-P n, him out
MI. wTuSG-Put no man out; let al stay and
bear (App'ause.l I have patience to listen I, the
SCOTS and ieers Of the multitude am here for no pur
pose OF nine, but TO tel you The plsn truth asd want
you 10 take II home with you Let be turnei oct
u Is Guug THAT the sinners should hear what is meet
fer repentance Iauzhter.) stand before you nather
sfrrd ashamed 10 speak my honest sentiments; ana
hope have here honest ard honest hearts
(Applarse And 80 having performed duty
Nose ir the gallery The boys mako the noise 10
hs gal cry OF consequence TO stand tet
plt al the cause Of the WIDOW and the orphan staud
uere 10 plead the the Ia d listed mechanic. |
sard here 10 plead the Of those whose avocatons
and empcyments 50 occupy The bone, snew and muscle
that they retire home N night, 60 tired
tired tature balny sleep" Is required 10 rene tne
vgor OF their body 10 20 win their next lays work
{, ike them horn 70 honest poverty. know what
poverty a. Tor have seeu il In almost every walk ana
Of life baye been Oh sreed with eRetsm by the
aud tlsbic gentleman VINO formerly Corpora
Council ofthe CITY Ses Yors You koow him when
yousee him waking up ar down Beasfwsy with namby
Iamby step, with glove In one band scd cane In tue
other Here Mr. Whiting initiated The style IN when .
Broadway dandy In supposed 70 turi his cane and
hbN himself Ia the great ;horoughare and he did with
suh elect 10 bring down the hol.e &c treaded the
sisge with a grgerly step a II he we're walki1g
eggs and roursbed his uou,hov with much grace
The most finished exquisite The only wonder Is that be
Was not encored TnettsEe not the bar, should have
been bis profession. peed rame him 10 yousfor his
gloves on Monday are green, on Tuesday yellow, on
Wednesday black, aud what color uey are on saturday
God only Knows and don't believe the Other fellow
tell. daughter SIR let ask BIN. what plank do
.o1 HAna GP.n me lot'en y .ne sno!i pA.hf STAND
ron the platform Of virtue. intelligence and honesty
these make up the gcry Of republic. Egctlsm Why
does be oct Gene down ana tell you how much mouey
he pocxeied out u the purse o. toe Corpora on stand
here tell you that the Newspaper PRESS Amos, with
cut cxcerton, has yihned the Truth aud Alsibcd
Il ard in the very newspaper oi to-day, edited
by tha, PINK Of virtue ami moraiy who wrote ihe gr
stau1s toat written upon iha subject has either
BY hnae os BY BIZ assocate permitted ttc truth 10 be
fTsmped under foot mean the editor OF the Euentg
PosL fOr IL stoifity 10 re truth, n I'm DermiaDe
post. nyou stiemp, 70 drive uau In IT, il Is Ike
piece u hard locusi mpeneifaoIe
Truth, crushed % earth .hal rise again
M error wounded wrthes ID Paln.
snd dies amid her worshippers
And YET upon the OF th.t worry Pcs this very
day have they announced a. grea, falsehood ever
uttered by any public press or By any human beng
II has for rary purposes ard panderng 10 party action
pronounccd the world that have wthdra from the
capy. Noting rothirz shall compel me 10 retire from
in your service Nov. fellow citizens, have said that
those who deeply Interested IN this matter the
wiiow an5 the orphan; and propose 10 prove 70 you
there ere great many NeF YORK who have lost fleir
husbsn6s, and been left little family aud Of them
have eft irtle real estate. The tax principally I'm
posed Upon the real estate, but some person. pro
perry The little personal property that they have lei
b prprre o. their home and lot 70 feet by loo
The tsx Imposed upon - OIL 81 y upon every hundred
Of ia alue; and she lc@ portion OF hDuse with
view n educate and feed her children, these cormoran
OF po~er-ihose who have wasted the pubac money
every possible shApc-come down upon the widow and
bring back ngaiu INTO the ccfars 81 the public treasury
Who look alter their Interests Is the corrup,
psr7aB politician. r. u The who stands up bsfofe
you boldly 10 Rpcak the truth do DOT pretend that
raised shove the common LOT Of humanity, but feel
Ito be my duty 70 resist when | am oprr,,sed, and
will Tes,t ihe exercise Of tyranny and unlawful power
tll Death do net wish 10 plain OF the pub.
lc prc.s, but viii tel tn truth Of IT, matter hor
much power Is has IL there man within the sound
Of my voice that has not feared Il and tromoled At the
anuata Of s power II there man that stands before
me who has not qualed q the pens Of my three learned
frierds that sN there, (on ing & the reporters tsbo
IA young American Ia The gallery" Pencils you
moan now coiing down word Tor WORT which hope
nd m ~ Of a OF