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

a three separate distinct ooes and vet one OF those
psps sayssssd ~ the most vsssSood no'.r anna tsr
machs, indigestion aipung ne coughs colds quinseys
fever and sgues and Brandreths ps which 20 through
cheers Tor whiisg Anoihes VOICE. Put me down for
vote.) l shall not speak Of those who offer them
attempts 70 correct some Tia. ne pubic
press have male, whether ignorant or Intentional,
am nSs prepared 70 cay They have charged upon
candidates defarlter In pubic office That
ntmAtIon Is slse. What meant TO say, and what |
peat is that he could not conduct the business OF
railroad to the profit Of the st
be could properly conduct the business of O great
city like this Mr. Whiting here delivered the following
moral 10 The young g. Etleea ~ the gallery, who
npoceny venting their enthusiasm In OF the
'peoples candidate I'll wish 70 cay you gentlemen,
IL there any young feiiox here wbose opinions ist
beenpirg to ow, and who has only Pin feathers
his back yet who has not discretion himself
There some here who can occasionally like 10 81
10 The barn yard with their feathers Just out bat
who should fear to o,pd their Maker TO tell s,
commit theft Lei teal them that with that pano
ply and with these important thugs before their eyes
they viii march through LIES Journey In triumph, and
will leave memory which win be an example the
wore l began This campaign late Mr. Whiting
stopped here and pn,ting his hand up his head ad
dressed one of tire gentlemen behind him, "a piece Office
peae ead he. Then taking glass full Of water nc
poured on his head the Audeoce enjoying the whole
affair as the most amusing part Of the evenings enter
OF In this way. he continued as follows l-Let rage
let II come (Tbis rendered with powerful effect
ard brought Gown me nouee) Tue city 10 IN Commo-
ZION and glad Of il. intend II should he (Great
aughtev.) have now TO refer to my friend Anthony
rot Mark Anthony Qaughter.l Well, don't like TO
tell out Of school, would now, but for your
bepe6t- met HIM In the street the other day, and had
some conversation with him. spoke to him the sub
ect Of the Interests Of the people, Turning TO and
addressing the reporere)-Wrte the truth down with
pen--and those whose interests you would only
print ha say, should DO willing to admit that there
three
Chiels anang takin' potes,
And faith they III prent 'em.
Mr.. Whiting then went TO say that from what Mr..
Blocker said, be believed the Mayor would be but \
tool IN tha band Of aDother-s gentleman In blacA-who
would take the helm and rule the government
Now, do you. he continued, want man who
would make such schief magistrate that Nj. WHIT
preme Court and stated that since he resigned he had
(Appiause) l have, said he paid the expenses Of
OF my frencs have spent several thousand dollars
and have received aid except from some who have
into my Off u, who said they would give the 'wi
do~ e mite endeavortto elect honest man. and
would rather penny from the pocket Of the choer
fol giver than from the firm of Brown Co. This said
the speaker in conclusion 10 the fnct-0 nv freGd
James Gordon Bennett hiss said In regard 70 spoo,h
the Academy o husc-s my first appearance and hope
this with be my last upon this or any other stage
commend thecy 10 your honest keeping and care. and
ctne say shall abide by decsion whatsoever that
may be-eitber 10 retire 10 private bfe or you Ia
the pubic position Tor which have been nominated
This finished Mr.. Writings address, and the meeting
adjourned Immediately after.