New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-05
Sr~TrTYC UP At TIE 'yiGwAM

O'clock 10 VIC 80
3ocock nv smaller outside stteudsDoe thsn Is u'n1'
There ,i,gs: but the earnest msnret III "u-On
al these - were discussing before the Session "eh'o
the pena,s OF q storm, and the storm came -
was co." snail pTtsided: Mr. Webster actsa as oScIe-
WIT Committee vas called 10 ORDER, ana ,no
rh;rmsp announced that De psl a"o MD yesd
90 The a eetipg which the Secretary wouid &c NJ
e." I,,ts,a we're accordingly read, and proved " 70
6om DaIisl T.. Sicklos aud =. Ioaiiey W, sickles
;onisO II or posltiOns in the Com nitIee' hr 90
rssgreo toe ground una. as .snS;ag tae meet
CoTeress wcula prevent him from attenulns 80, 80. 80
;,gs NJ the Comm tee. As coon az inc - -. aas
read bali ise members sprang 10 n'r ,es;oost;ons
With a pOtiOn-foue TO accfP, 1870 .r,tLer,
va o,hs,s IN expel Sicklss aud Gunner "i'uou,
ana DINERS 70 e1p ~ 81 frightful confusion aud
Sso,Ss, f,lloHtd. The Hall shook win tne
,n.h OF excited memoers aed Inc herce yens
which Om every R'I, q cbeTs rear;oe hide
- .ho,I ,,aj,ors in general, and Dan. Sckles 10
ossy So " order - - To hi with the resigns
ion % "D--n q traitor = " Pot EN- ont ana q scole
fsir,,ay fierce expressions were mingled VITO hlss9s
md bowls. The voice Of Capt kyDders vas distinctly
Isa,d eoove tbe biasphemOus tumut cryog, "a.
% ont every one Of the d-n sors OF b-sT ahlu
.be saperai Dproar a fst fight coIaInenoeu lnere
vsss wild rush from side Of the hall 10 tne oIoer,
"a nomsntsry prospect of fierce and proAlscuous
srccunter ,n.. .ho r,h.,.,,o.
could be heard. lie decided that zoe motion 70 eApei
Slcklss end Gunther was IN or1eI' LII ~hlon no was
sustaiteo by the house on aPpessI;, ..., ,.;,
Counesloi BUSTED got mp highly excited and SAID
that updsr one Of the rules the COMMITTEE nad power
trs~sTt nv uoembsr who should violence from
,c!r;,e ~ ,be meeting where the 0tfsnse was com
,itts5 Ir6er that rule be moved that Mr.. Ward sn1
Nichols Sssgst be prevented ftom voting during tho
meeting az they had been guilty of violence.
Another scere Of tumult ensusd. The President
HAT the to OILS in vain, sod cries OF order heard
On al aides. Order was soon partially restored but
Bustseds motion seemed 10 receive further atten
ton After come more Spanning aud confusion Capt.
Ryrders moved to amend the motion 70 expel Sokies
.1c GuIther by appointing Committee TO nyestig ste
the facts 10 relstiCn to the course OF all the members
Of The Committee at the last election and report at
TIE next meeting. Let this Special Committee"
said he, " consist Ct hve.'
A MEMBER nteuu otiDP)-Six.
RYkDERs-Wen, ak, then. Lot this Committee
consist Of six.
VOICE-Put it twelve.
RYsDERs-T@elve or twenty, or whateyer you Ike,
AID when the Committee IS appointed
yOICE-Name the Chairman.
RYspKRs-You be id; just hold on-wsit till |
get through. I'm talking nov. Let me get through,
and don't care q d-n how many you put on the Com
uittee nOi how many Chairman you have, nor who
you put IN il you leave of. / want the Commit
tee 70 cOBsis OF dgBhed men, who will do businessin
dgrititd manner and | dout pretend to be man
Of oIgnit.. But what say Is lex there be Commit
tee appointed TO invest gate the conduct OF the entire
Committee AZ tho last election Let them make clsan
sweep and expose every traitor 10 the party Ap-
plsuss Why should we c)ui0e ourselves to such
Mayor lie thought man who pretended 10 be
Democrat, and helped defsat al Alderman, Police
Justice or Constable, was just much \ traitor "a
the man sho helped defeat Mayor. The evil Of
which gentlemen complained was not the creature OF
last Tuesday. Ii was the growth OF years. VI eIn-
bers OF the Committee had not hssltated to help de-
feat regular nominees for small Offices and yet to
take seats in the Committee meetrgs as good Dom
ocrsts lie in favor nov OF cls aoslns the
Committee, Of making searching inve stga non, and
putting out every traitor, big on ll,tls II such eacn
49, N hia dnDr lat Z
take the consequences. man who stats by oelug
little traitor. ends IN being big one. 1t was lac law
of the land that if the richest man OF the country com
mitted MURDER be should be hung just tne Same aS
tha poore 81 man. Ii he could use his money 10 Dido
the court or the jury, and escape with imP9auy, lnis
dl not CHI pge the law ITSELF tue Jusnce OF wnlch Is
plain and pslpabe to every nan. lie went i0r Apply
ms such av IN Tanmsny Hall, and turning out every
tsitoT big suo little; he Woulos nave II Iao'u W no
door Cf esely guilty mao, Whatever MS nluc Vi "iat
ever a O. he might hold What yves tue use OF cue
dig down ore or two tall oaks aud leaving tho under
brush That would not properly prepare ihe SOIL
lie wan go the thing dOne torOuShiyi aud II tns Com
n.tet were honest they would do II thoroughly ne
ACCUSED 10 Of dishonesty put he olo say tnal tue
vote on bis amendment wOua tell VINO vas honest ana
who want 1t would not do to expel anybody with
out touring into the fGcte aud hearing tner oeienSei
ana MS amendment provided for tals' A..
CORPORATION Counsel BUSTED again got the moor,
and spoke In defence Of the amendment. lie content
cd hat the committee had no right to expei any me
bsr without giving him a far and full nearing lie
would have a cpmDle'e lnVcet29IOn d1u ""'O
As niitee meet every night till the business was
knhhsd.
VoIcK-There is not time for that.
BUsTEED-There as time for taat. we can mee'
die, b, Sa. till this thing s ripped up from the bottom
and Tsmnsry Hall purged of black hearted traitors.
Applause 1t is by treschery that we have been
bsaten. 1t Ia by treachery that tbs man VINO poIed
forty thousand votes ara oqgo. - nave p1 - ps
he SAID 10 draw the party lnes, to oehne VINO were
Democrats ara who were rot. -
John COcRKANE expressed similar views Hs
thong ht treschsry deserved its full reward
speeches spun out TO considerable leLgtn,
and own to the confusion, portions OF them were DOT
heard By the reporter. Questions OF order were $50
raised which consumed much time.
About midnight, MsyOr WOOD made speeoh. he
,poke il an Almost inau6ibie voice portion OF the
tine and AZ other times " III great vehemence It's
speech 4 rough0ut breathed nothing Dus vengesnce
sgs;ret the ssiors. Toe result OF the elecnon was
ro with him matter OF persOnsl regreI-noV az a
but In hs person the candidate OF the great Demo-
gallo psIty-thst party which elec.ed James ba-
Oh snaI-that party which carried the State tnIes
weeks ago upon a contest between municipal nights
and Black Republican usurpstion-in his per:on as
the cane caie OF such party, at s1ch crisis, tue
DouOcIacy OF the city, Sete and nation had Deen
bssey betrayed aud stabbed by its protested friends
ecch rA,iors deserve mercy, no quarter. Tne Com
mtse ed to their DIGNITY, to the interests OF
the Democratic party 10 tnis city and everywhere, "
mtte out tail and signal punishment 10 sucn traitors
The laws Of should bs applied Ia war "a oeseitet
ia brouaht to a Dr. um head Court Martial and shot
down. The men who tailed to support the regular
Democratic toket were dsserters aud deserved The
zane fats. Wood then proceeded to denounce tbs
amendment offered by Capt Rynders, as an attempt
tc cover CD the treachery of the deserters. There
was no use of trying to gloss it over. VoIcG -He
is hirkipg Of the SASS ballot boxes l. was mser
able suhtsrfage an attempt to get around puaishing
who snght to be promptly and sisGsi punished
Mr.. Wood also boasted of his own hdehty 20 the
DsmooIstie pArty--caimed nc yer 10 have voted any
other ticket; and proceeded TO lay down dehoiaon
OF fEl ploooed Democrat whioh was 10 substance
sYerH candidate on the tick Hhilh WAS an olauded