New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-03
Mass MEETING EXTRAORDINARI,.

! Thee arc al kinds of mas meetings in the country
and in the city For Freedom. for Buck-niggersm for
Slavery Extension for Fliaorc delusiOns FOR timid
Conservatives for bold Relonncrs. and for al sorts and
conditions Of voter. The air IS thick with the steam
Of ecouoncc ard the sun of the Indian Summer pales
| before the fire Of ten thousand orators But it is the
rare province of This journal, under favor Of the supe
Nor vigilance OF spiritual telegraph, to report the
| latest mass meeting held in the Governors rOOm
The time va midnight, aud no lawyer, clerk or
CITY father or Treasury loafr nsturalzng alien dis
turbed the silence When suddenly all the portraits of
te Ex-Moyors fell from the walls to the floor. There
was pause for instant, and then the occupants Of
the sldod frames stepped forth. The warmest greet
ng7 exchanged, ord yet the most stately couesy
was preserved. The voice OF Dewitt Clinton was
heard ying in quiet but determined tones, "Thcre
is no time to lose; pray to order, gentlemen
move you that Richard Varick, esq the Mayor for
"twevc ears from 1899 to 1901 take the chair and
" that Philip Hone be appointed Secretary There
was mumur of applause from each of the E1.Mayors
indicative Of regard for the nominees. Mr.. Varick
stepped forward with great dignity and bowed his
acknowledgements. He looked around upon goody
company &c honorable sprits. There Mayors
Duane, Edward Livingston, Clinton Wllett, Radcliffe,
Golden, Alien, rauldnS, Bovine, Lee, Lawrence,
Clark and Others Of more recent date arrdyed jus:
the hands Of the municipal artists had lcf them.
He then glanced for moment at the father
OF his country, and the distinguished geper-
als and commodores who gazing from the
walls in silent admiration. Slightly clearing the dust
from hi- throat, h. said Al our last convocaton.
we had thoroughly discussed the fororn condition Of
our beloved city, and we adjourned until this evening
to record solemn protest against Fernando Wood
being received upon those walls and IN this ROOM"
H. was interrupted by Mayor Clark, WHO weggishly
nterposcd: "There can be objection TO his being
hung only il must not be in this place" All eyes
were turned upon him severely, as if TO say This is
DO place for joking" Meyor Vurick resumed: "Tho
reasons for this step were fully ondered. believe
gentlemen, We were unanimous Every hand was
raised md every brow gathered together it, wrinkles
OF regret but Diet rmnaOr. - need not remind you
that two years since he was impeachcd 10y irater
nty, and declared unworthy of being placed in
lists But under tand that fuller Impeachment has
been prepared since then, by Brother Livingston,
which ] Request him to read" The distinguished
statesman stepped forth and read: awe. the Ev-
Mayors, 10 Therefore inpeach I, mando Wood III the
name of honor and oi Justice impcach him in the
name of hrokon-hcartcd woman we mpcach hun
by the fraudulent bank check % yeas gone hy; We
impesch him in the name Of his old friend John
McKcon, whom he -landerei and betrayed; We i'm
peach him in The name of sroggery drnkard' long
departed 10 their dreadful account we mpeach HIM
in the name of the irsuds upon ha conidng partner;
We mpeach him by The indictment for false prcterses;
we inpcach him in til, name of broken pledge; i'm
peach hin IN tie Of Arson Hcrick, Ja'. VI Smith,
Lorenzo b. Shepard, Daniel T.. >iciles, whom he has
used BETRAYED and then cast OF. Weimpeach him in
behalf of eptigamblcIs, ani-lo.ery men, of Temper.
oncc friends Of adhereDs OF Sabbath peace and quiet
whom he has again and again cajoled and whceiied
and hypociitically deceived. We mpeach him IN the
name Tile myriad falschoods he has municipality per-
pctrated-by the Joeeph Waher case; BY the Central
Park swindle; by the abettpg If the rowdes IN the
Police by the den of robbers 10 the city livery which
he sustains by the humbug messages and catchpenuy
lectures and communications tina; he has sent forth rs
Liz own when Others have written thcm by the Judas
smiles he gives to everybody in the private room; by
the election frauds and couupons lie has io5ered AID
sgsin plans pcrpetrate; hy the policemen removed
for party ends; by he perures of the Know-Nothing
ledge; bv the dcccptors pysctised the DsrictN .
torrev and the Controller; by tie Gums ched from the
Treasury FOR carriage hire; by the Infamous alliance
with Abraham u. Russell; BY p long and mysterious
catalogue of crimes against truth honor and municipal!
iusi,,e--Ssain and rebly and qa.ntuply, VT apcSch
him aud declare him unworthy o. association again 10
the Est OF Mayors
A. the conclusion, ,b.t. VS. pau,e oi minute.
Then each by seniority advanced ana took The pen
fom Secretary Hone AID affixed Their names IN solemn
silence. This being done, tie voice Of Mayor Modis
was heard a. knowing best the political iniinity OF
tl.- man, move ticse proceedings Be published N
"Tuy TglsuNr which wac carried, and IN Il no.
men. lie frames rost to tier places sst r.. aga"
we >SI "A ~, Governors room.
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