The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-02

- your complete triumph (Cheeys No more shai inaa
pAy who has by tricks and straagem got iss h u.v
get improvements and reforms for their own seinsn
ends, that they may get every place hrougnoS. .us
SscipAi rights Of our people with emphatic cheers)
We now fellow dem .rss, beyond the reasn OF ,n
sssf party r. w 1r n Strength and in power for
here 10 make the announcement ieariessy .hat
there no ether party heers there no o.nsa
sustain republican liberty but democracy CLOUD cneers
No shall adopte citizens hear II whispered about
that they are unworthy OF exercising the elective fran
chise. tCheers) No more shall we hear from these |
sowsras al Albany that they are to remain fourteen or
has zone JsYes sirp0 You have acted like noble |
people to-day You have given in your votes with all |
your power your might support of the great de-
fender Cheers Look the antecedents of the Mayors
Of New York. What have they done TO place them 10
any position their greatness Compare the
Of Mayor Wood since he into office with
The acts OF his predecessors and beside them
you an efficient, energetic aud upright Mayor,
far regards the interests Of the people
Many Of those gent have received your suhrages pc
Sore. You placed them in Offices Of power and emcia
now the wooden leg of democracy. Gentlcmen, 10
united Let US unite together IN enc great aha Er1
riunlyha roar TO night "pcmocracy--successt 70 u
The CHAIRMAN have 20 announce the news from the
Fourth ward Fernando Wood has received IRON hve
districts Of thai ward i.s.s majority. taurrah3
Mr. HsaasSroS sddressed the meeting He said
chat 4 OF pleasure welt as of cHbarrass 4
walls Of which sacred tho walls of Athens and
Of Rome The coce of him who row held The reins OF
STATE hs4 resouaded here Ihree cheers for Gen Csss)
But hewho oosid not eloquent such occasion ass
had not the spirit Of democracy in his heart (Hurrah)
When he arose this morning from weary pallet oe
wanted some refresknent cup of tea little Monon
gshess-Q ssgher would nct be any harm bu, he had
duty 70 perform, and 8, he went and deposited
abe sun of Aua,erlitz was the signal Of victory,
and went down Blended kure and prtves 10 God
that the sun wcad set to night upn the victory Of
democracy, and redeem shs city from a more damnng
than LAID upon liberty before (Hurrahl
He was proudcf his acton today as proud he was u
n gne IN
meeting presided over by the cid sachem of Tammany,
from the Fourteenth ward. The Chairman an,
ncunoed that the official returns from hat ward showed
majority OF 45e for Fernando Wood Cneers, hurIahs,
and waving of hats
Mr resumed his remarks--althoughb s
fessed he only killing time till more returns should
arrive. This the city Of his adoption, hessid and
he sometimes did look back scross the 1ater 10
the place where his father and mother slept, still he
could not forget that here he received his education and
here he threw OF the shackes of childhood and oecame
man.
At this stage of the meeting the hail had Necome SO
densey crowded that the folding doors hadto be thrown
open to give additional room to the democracy.
Mr., HARRINGTON contnued-Ie had been censured him.
self for going into the combat in favor Of Fernando Wood
He asked why be backed h'rS But he replied he did
not vote so much for Fernando Wood as the principle
which he represented. The black republicans had de-
sroyed the liberties Of this city, though they would not
dare attack the liberties of little hamlet with
houses and canal in it. They would not assume the
night TO appoint constable OF such hamlet with salary
oi 81 a year. But New York was the Gibraltar of the
American democracy, and that why her liberties
were attacked. (Cheers) He thanked them for the re-
ception he had met with ON his first advent in Old Tam
many, and hoped he would often them here again.
Mr.. Harrington then retired and the audience com
menced TO call for kelly Kelly but appeared that
Mr.. Kelly was not present and consequently there
no response on his part Then there calls for Sp
nola-Alderman Spnoa, of Brooklyn. The party indi-
Gated was the platform but resisted for time the
sc uctve invitation. He was, however, carried by
force TO the stand, and introduced the meeting
He wished he said, that they had sufficient returns TO
justify him announcing that their Mayor had succeeded
by handsome majority. lie certainly would have so
succeeded but for the treason o who had been
elevated TO Office by the votes of the lion hearted demo
crazy II the democracy defeated to day il done
II done by who filled the highest offices this
city in the gun Of the government OF the United States
These men a. bad Benedict Arnold There
more principle involved IN thls election than he had ever
known in any local contest The result would be hailed,
he was afraid, as black republican triumph. Tie.
mann, Ike Fremont was put forward as a democrat
and II Fremont had defeated Mr.. Buchanan, what
would he have done for the country CA voice
'nothing'). II Mr.. Tienann elected, how many
democraf would he appoint Officer (None, none) Ii
might be for generosity, might be to reward treache
ny, that he would make democratic appointments
(Ayoce--.ohn McKeon). Alas poor John is no more
Let him sleep in the grave he has dug for himself He is
in the walls OF old rammany He Mr, spinola) would
occupy the seat in the Senate OF the state which IAN
skes had occupied hree groans for Dan sickles and
dc before he would follow the footsteps OF his prcde
oessor No man had right TO occupy position Of honor
aud power received the hands OF party, unless he
supported that party II they had Loot this battle let
man be discouraged II Mr.. Wood was defeated IL would
be the fault Of bogus democrats and Wall street hnan
riers.
ting the Chairman announce that OF FIVE districts
the Seventeenth ward Fernando Wood had a majority Of
i ,3+l dip, hip, hurraD
The cHsIKsS-The seventh and Eighth districts Of the
Twenty second ward have gwen Fernando Wood las
tcrty. Cheering The majority in the Fourth ward,
Three cheers for Fernando Wood CHIP, hip. hur.
"a Three groans for democratic traitors. ('Boo, boo,
bcoh'') Three gr0ans Tor Daniel r. Sicklesl
The CnAiHsAN-ln the FIRST ward, the majority for Fer
nAndo Wood Is T2T. (Cheers)
Mr. NEHfTT taxing the stand. said he was sorry, ss
democrat that Mr. Rynders was not here a. usual
NOICE-L Kelly heres
sEygRAt NoIcEs-No, he i not
Mr. CAAnsEl took the stand and made speech, quoting
thai verso N whch Is Prophetcay said, Truth crush
ed 70 earth viii rise again lrthey had been defeated
this election the democracy would sti II, To de-
feat Mayor Wood, New York had spent - 900 900 Gov
King and the legislature had abored defeat him. for
they that Fernando wood greater hold on the
hearts Of the than any other had and they
knew that be no, put down. be would TO high
or portion than Gov King I'D lie Mr Chadsey)
derstood that the black republicans had Sunday
mr. esbuted 10000 in the lager bier s ions Of this city
Even tb0nRh they defeated this time still the demo
nrats should rally, and they would triumph in the next
election He wa sorry, and they were al sorry that
not ono single United states apponiee the plat
form here might. Where were theyf (yoice-where
y kndets) Were they IN the camp II their cnemy,
throwing their for the defeat Of Fernando WOOD
lie would tell them that the defeat OF Fernando Wood was
The defeat u The democracy 81 this city.
yoict-Sivc us the returns. n we're beat sing
Tho returns, however. we're no, sung out.
Ih'n there we're cries for kerngan and song. but
cong Followed
Mr.. HARRINGTON proposed that the meeting should take
~ twenty minutes ret fresh air drink
The proposition hot acted on. but enthusiastic
democrat seized Judge Morrison and dragging him by
man force u the stand introduced hun the meeting.
M Morrison, however excused himself from making
spccch.
Nr McSwETvy next 90 upon the stand and assured
The meeting that the democracy had shown their adversa
that Fernando Wood Tie Of the people lie
sorry and yet he sorry. tina, the federal
officers absent. for II they were here be would
have had chance ~ speaking here tonight Mr. Nc
n IN Doors 10 al
the stand He followed by Mr. JoHSsoN who made
very solemn and philosophical speech BY ami by, he
boo choked OF and then there calls for Butler
MIR BJTlEH TAX ing the stand said was the nrst time
he ever addressed political meeting.
a NutoE-What OF THAR Let il ont
Mr. HuER said lac Irishman and a democrat.
and IL democracy crushed here
some ono nterrupng the speaker at this point, he
turued round and very gravcy exclaimed, "You be