The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-30

TO this have been regularly vnos BY the public
But bave never ori.eed % them lAppl.use While
into me with sheets OF certain paper In their hand sgo
nzed lest threats OF OF certain matters would be
remedy. But there none, unfortunately. The fau,
Of this system is the fault OF the press which
have the pub 10 our press ''s5 free the air.
pure the snow, and spotless free,
He was In favor ofa free public press but when u be
came pTos,tuted 1t the most dangerous machine
that could be introduced into free socety Tns editor
(saio hel says am mot Mt person for tho Msyora,y
itat in 1912 had acqua ntance, official aud persona
with him, when had to present him for Indictment be
fore tho Grand Jury for Two malicious nbss to which h
pleaded guilty, and subjected TO the fine
noihe had received The blessings Of that fr,r
that day 10 this There were como other clever hes4
Of De~tpapeIs-among the rett his friend Greeley.
Greeley Is very clever man. they say, but he has
Il od deal Of isms. Els argu is that
and saved him from punishment. l am NOT o.
20 be HayCr. Now, the HERALD says that Nj
and they ought nos 70 be remembered against him
and the Tlune says that because i saved HIM from
ounshnent am not q Ut person for Mayor He wouIc
called on him at the request OF Mr. Ogden Hoffman
whom the city. State and county might well ne proud
to retain him q associate council with Mr Hoffman
Mr. Wood had told him his story but
or him TO tell nm the whole OF hts He attended tho
axsBina,op and resulted RET usal Of tns appcs
ZION subsequs ntlyr&r, Wood was inorted aad he Mr.
Wtirg bso acted in his defence the Of Mr.
Hofnsn. That trial turned on q question of law n
what client, II eoucat d in the law would 90 for him
self He Mr. Whiting, knew, up TO Lhis time,
shout the fraud in the than the did, but after
be found ont abont had with
present chief magistrate his (Mr WhIgs) connecton
aith the ceased and he thanked God that his client
aid not die in his hands Oaughter) Mr. Whiting then
delivered himself OF brief In tn. course
IT which he called Mayer Wood veraI names-such
ofpot yfant the worst chei magistrate that dt
Rreceo the ciy &c. As 10 Mr. LIBBY, be knew that b.
had bsenn vers lucrative Office Of the SIKH
Avenue Railroad Compsny-and that ne found himself
superseded in that Office and II any of them
e. know the reason. he might step To the captains
tfice inquire for himself Al 10 Mr. Barker he knew
nm TO be O gen leman and clever feow but he hld
SLOWED hnt eli to be heated out Of hts vote
yutd 10 give away the lard next TO the Jefferson
kti Bother Barker, though a lawyer, never tried
In bis liie and da lot know rogue when he met
otm- Two thieves might walk behind Brother Barker
talk so loud about picking his pockets that be would hear
thsm and yet pick his psrksus the same tmo Brot
Barker LDhw DohiDg about the Com ackers IAaghter)
Ii bad but her Richmond " speak of-hIs old apd
valued irieno Mr. Beecke' (Applause) He auc
fioaeer. and knew nothing of rogu,s ard police What
wouo Brother Anthony do with s7ch q mob as thai
which was engaged at the Astor House riosf
ana brother Bcecker. He (Mr Wy offered 60 lay to
ar Becker 10 submit, the question TO aeen honest
TO ray whether he should retire should commune the
contest He did not say what Mr. Beecxer's reply to
that proposition was. The late Lorenzo Snepard hao
sad TO him before bis death that Tammsny Hall would
nominated he accept the nominatiou and be
sas not nominated be must as an independent cand
cate He, (hr Whiting after consideration, consented
10 accept the Tanmany Hall nominatiop but was mo-
offered him he now ran ar All rtependent candidate
and II he failed the responsibility and the penalty would
.opid give to this city . good government, Sthou,
tyranny.