New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-28


"pee'e 70 eolss Ms dis.nr.rcon and he opened his
tee ws'heo and behold, the Committee say gsty
oicsst GU, zen fresh key ii lager ADD M. iiyi
noe3e.Ai he Csumit'ee took glass OF lsgst au
sro,uS ald drank to hs cleo ION a. ~, e bs bsiog
fns.s;.ary LIQUOR Lsx man. nsn Tho emp oy'
sSebsnics who has employed eighty me9esn,
III ire last ten years ard who has sy,P III cir.
ksss ,h.ir ysns with their tastes, and unoer ." Gu
rnstsoets. cannot be looked upon WI ' W.
es;cn when as candidate for Once m'
k,e.hows a course uniform With hls Pss' a,st h,
they ssy tina, he is Wals'reet csnou' I'd among
srntort.fs are in the Academy OF Mus.o, s"a VIII
he brokers in Wall street Others cay tai'
IA tina poor man friend aud he poor m,n ns W.
Let ma Iook at that Mr.. Wood Is Mayo ~ e. ooo !.
York cad was elected 70 sGe yUssiOn and Cron aud
mar and Westeryet received ana were Ssue
6sd with. Mr.. Woods salary has pse9 tai;eo mon
5000 70 5000 per srqam' . az and wSea passed
a. iptoh hs. ME- ,Dos he went over to Hoboten
'os tsV' ~ eIe. and Mr.. Claocy signed it.
He bss salary Of s5cOo. he iioes ID et ~ re
S,orr'or Coufx tina, there sre grea. many poor IN
Ssw.Yo,k-s great many that are suffering tor the
wait of the necessaes Of life. Does be put his haad
irto bis own pocket and offer anything 70 the poor
No What does be do 7 He recommends that the
taxes be increasedtbst the public oeot Do enlarged
IN cider that relief may DO sd4Ds.ereo gu, MOI
one particle Of sacrifice does be make nlmSen now
lock at Mr. Tismspp, by way Of contras'. Mf. Tie
mann has bet II School Commissioned 10 years psssad
ba bss hem member Of the Common
Council de has been snd now Is a Governor
of the Aja,E.IIouse He has held variety of public
iocs bnt h. has never held Office for which there
vas either salary or emolument lie las served TIA
CITY OF New York for fifteen years, and as given his
HIST haurs bis best exsrhons for the public veal but
psvsr he'd an Office nor never sought an Off 20 that
had either salaiy or emolument iCleers. That's
go. thai 40" Chsers In addition 10 this, during
die period Of distress and embarrassment w1at has
.be Sope When other men were Diminishing those 10
an.rlay
ear TO ire 6istless and to the suffsriogs Of the
unemployed, he has kept on his eighty. men
full waSee-full oompenselion-a although, owing
10 the distress in our commercial affairs, ii
was impossible to give them active employment
In THE you see the difference between the demsgogus
enc the patriot. [Cheers, Bravo But more than
this TIE pspsrs in the interest Of Mr. Wood cay thst
Titma n is Native American-that he is Know
NotbiDg--.hat he is opposed to ctzsus of foreign
birsh-that ne Is prosGIiptiye naD; wen, now mus
is very extraordinary. For the LIST three years Mr..
Tiembun has been q membsr or Governor OF the
Alma House, and during those three years h1ndreds
and hundreds Of persons of forega birth have been
employed in the various departments OF the public
service sihin the control of that department They
have been employed in your prisous-ihsy have been
employed in your hospitsls-tbey have been em-
pd in various P9sOG and among Sz these
. rot enc instsnce can 30 sleTn In which mr..
TimaI n during the last three years has ever cast
vote (xeied pattcle of iufueu2e against the ap-
member of the Know Nothing Ofder-they charge
that ufon Mr. Tiemsno. IL th1 were true, Fernando
Wood would be the best witness on the face OF the
earth, for he is a member of that Order. Cheers;
That's GO" In the presence and the face OF the
City Of New York, in the presence of the assembled
representatives of the Democracy of tho City of New
Yok 81 Syracuse myself charged the man E Es,Han.
Order al he did not dare to denyit. "Goodfo for you
If it necessary or possible to Prove bat the OPP
ponent sas attained with thsse detestabs and iHa-
4 ~ fhora nuId hal
wiress Produced VITA 80 many opportunities OF kno%-
ledge and so much ability to establish thu TACT az the
msn who had been in the order, WHIP had sought us
support, who had tried to become It's nominee for
MAYOR, az Fernando Wood. ICheers OF course,
sai6d in the outset felow-eitzsns; our cahuiuae
will be assailed he will be charged with being pro,
hbiior, law man, with being hoow.N otnlng, anu
any thrs that you may choose 70 imasne OF con.
icure But he is not to be dispos5d OF ueoa rumeri
he il not to be defeated by s.nde;; he is to be es
tened ard decided upon by ciuzeos anu ELECTORS vi
lie Of rrobty, OF merit, OF honor. lie has
grown up IN our midst be hiss discharged the duties
OF many stations With oredls ana doy, ana IL - ny
this iscoIo that be hes 70 be tied Aud now, as 10
bis chances of success. This ia no party contest.
This is 10 party issue. This is no Issue between
Democrats and Republicans, bet Teen Democrats
and Americans, between Republicans ana Amsri'
cang-it ia no party Issue. Several elections nave
established the fact that the CITY OF New.
York ia q Democratic city, that large majority
of it's electors are in favor OF tne prpes auu
of the Democratic party. Cheers Inc oPposinon'
no mater wht ther il be uolican OF AmeIicsn con
cetes the government of New-1 rk To toe DomOcTsuo
party. But tdey ask New-ioik' asks, tne Vfst
al pures men of that party ASK tina, the couto DO
given TO he better, and the purer ana the more pa
tiiotic elements and representatives Oh Tue D1ocrao
marty rather than to its baser and msaner elements
say. therefore, as Democrat, as en ~ no
Nev.Yolker that advocate the ELECTION OF M ne
NAM because he is the man best calcula.ed 70 pro-
mote the interests, the security tue welfare, OF our
metropolis. L support h IN also because, as O'mo
,~eI h,yt Tho ,ld
obsrAn. lCheers. Aud know waat say wa "a l
proclaim here in the presence OF all New ORR, 'hay
he is sustained by the friends OF James Dacnanap' 1
know when make this declaTssloh taA uo ovr
l"You're good authority merely utter II IN yo1
ears but proclaim it 10 presence oil the ptes5 the
of the people: APpause ana 3Tev0s.l
Why co say this Look for moment nOotoosr
of last year the State election in Pennsylvania vas
universally regarded as decisive OF the lac oil N''
Buchanan and the Democratic party
Rvns known that the opponents of the Democratic
party poured thousands and thousands Oh oo rIt'
the State of Pennsy yania TO control that Sis.e Inns
was All rieht. There were revolutionary soldiers 70
DO breua bt to the pols there were aged aod l1hfn
and sick to be brought to the ballot boxes mere
were men from precincts who desired al oppor-
tunity 10 vote and il was necessary that all parties
should appropriate means to furnish these taclties 10
TIE electors Of each party And wnere was lne money
raieed fIom to enable the Democratic psrty 20 carry
that October election in Pennsavanis 10 the City
Of New.Yoik And who contributed It'll Three or
four hundred men assembled at the New'1ork
Hotel ana cOntr1ouseu Tue iunu "AiNn NN'-OS
that elfoiop Where are these men non
Every one Of them; every one oftsem stats It from
persoI al and actual knowledge, every one OF then,
with possibly an insigrihcant exception OF twE, q"
now actively and eneTgetcaly in favor OF Daniel +;
Tiemspn for Mayer. Continued Applause Again
observe that papers OF to-day announce that the Adj
mins,raion at Washington is opposed to the iem.Sn
movement / know better l pronounce 1t utterly
without proof Cheers, ard l will give you my
reasons Whom did Mr. Buchanan appoint 10 ONCE
in the CITY of New-Ycrkl MI Sclell, Mr..
n,