New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-21
Nj As7aos In bsha,f Of tbs COMMITTEES sppoi-tsi
10 nsks nomiE a'ions took tee atsod He s.id:

10 nske nomiE a'ions took tee atsot. He s.id:
REMARKS OF WIN n. ASTHOS.
~ az mIeIss ssseinolegs OF the electors Of TIE
City Of Ee Icik, hell a. this p.sce tis lita day
# Novsn,ter--sn sssembisge which convened l msy
srnost tay sror sIeorslyfor The purpose Of express.
ing them spprovs. Of msasures calculated 70 reform
The adniI.atrs alton II ouT m1bicipa. affairs and to
bv'i fom power that corrupt and ambitious &c rs
ecgue, Fernando Wood Lold cheers. AConpit:ee
81 pointed 70 report 10 an s5jOurned meeting 10 be
bfld at thia place at soma tine 20 be Isd the mans
Of suitable perzon to be voted for By the electors
Of the City of EewsYs:k as HsJw Of this great
metropolis That Committee has ssreid!7 psrtor ned
the cuiies 80 highly responsible AID 60 h:ghy
boporabe coIi6ed TO their charge sad the result CT
their deliberations, sbal nov give, Il srct be your
pleasure, in toe report an about to resd would n
the first place however, remark ihst extended az;
dseis upon this great and over elDingY i1ports Il
subject hes been prepared but which will not BE- read
10 you tkis afternoon there several eloquent
speakers who are t. address you that address, how
the city papers and will be circulated throughout the
lerRth and breadth Of this metropolis Chee's.
Mr AsTHos then read the report Of tho Month"; t;Dg
Committee srbmit.;rg the nomination Of DAsisl p.
TIEsASs as the Peoples Candidate for M.yor s,d
moved the approval Of the nomination.
The pomiraticn was ratified vithou, d:sssnt.n3
voice.
The PszsIpEsI stated that ne Ess quite IL, aud be-
cause of ihis Re obliged to retire froD, me chair
He should be succeeded By 3 man vhom TIE vacls
cty-tbe vbcle cou-trJ-end be he'd Almost sad tee
whole voi,d-kres 0for ais fame VA, worldwide ,
PETIR CooPER LOUD cheers
As Mr.. Cooper tOok the chsir on NJ. Cooley. re-
ti,ng, he was greeted b. oui ani pro:rscte3 cheers.
Mr. A. hon re9! he following
RESOLUTIONS:
R,scirtd, That tee citizecs ii New York, il usss
meeting here asseDbleo, will make one mere Ell 20
Put down fraud snd corruption IN TIE muncipa Gov
eIunent anc with this object IN view, hereby ratiy
erd indtrse the noIc;pauOn o. DANIEL Z. TIEsAsS
a. the Pc PIES capoats fer Mayor and esrnesy ep.
rtal 10 al men, Of ali shades OF feeling snd sTocs.
tioIs to throw aside the p:ejudices and hsnmels CT
pbrty and join 10 tie s.IVggs 10 elevate % this hgh
tcsion nan whose public well bic priv ate Efe
is a sure guaranty that ;he Executive duties Of toe )f
fee vii be dlschsged With energy and with honesty,
and without fear, favor Or fraud.
Psso1yed 1ba, al classeS in this city ere suder-g
from ghe terapgsmtn. of Business merchant, ms.
ctsrc sId lsborsT alike and that no substsrts relief
can De sAt gded until confidence Is restored Ia the
hcpesty OF these Who eIpeDd the public Iseepue.
Then Private CAPITALISTS vii 6e resdy to Unrest their
surplus means in enterprises TIE wheels % han.s
ndust,y will once more be set N rOt.on and tao
aborrg casses reaseertg tleir position ~ setsup-
l0l..rg uen viii reject with indignation all agesses
Of food purchssed with the public funis a, eqrsy de-
noralzirs % fheIn aCd ju-ious 20 that respectable
ar seful class Of tredssnen who nc1 supply them
with the Dsoessares CT llte -.
Pes0lrej, That any citizen who, in this trleis ot
pubic and private e6t neg'ects - record his vote in
avor Of the Peoples candidate for Mayor is traitor
alike 10 the interests Of himself lis fellow oitzeas, snc
Of tLose who aTe to succeed u Al tue carts Ok cem'
merce ard Industry and tbs: the plain duty OF every
good citizen is TO render bic verdict against the logger
coniiIusLcs in power of man vh2 has tecseee I'll;
great city 70 eac spectacle OF inefhcisEey, rtvt va
ext,ayaesnce and impending bs1krcctoy.
Peso,te5 That for tia purpose If protecting the
rights end interests CT ha people the coLg contest
an Executive Committee be constituted CT tde ;oLo1-
ing others: