New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-25

fbe tender uenss a 90 orgsotEsiiyb ~ n a. this
IApplsufe tola nat ne persoo, edge o. svery
nsD here IL given to tie srppoIt Of r!emsan. hod
that We sre bourd in borof 80 iniigiirals-.hst
owe Il the city il wbch we ivs to is chsrao.sr :,
lie t:ere.. 10 rally around Mr.. Tensor on the day
,f election 10 show him that are faithful 10 our
premises sid that We expect hi a to De faithful % HE
own ant Ct der's. voice, Amen. 10 thea
sud 10 TIE c-rtest TIE fne il before Us msr .hsed
by sn homo, able man The arteeonsts OF reform, the
opponents Of good order have lester Of whom ,hey
MAJ be proud; they have tie very embed uent Il
fscis such as have nausted for their champion Are
you wiIirg. gentlemen, 10 hsve as your represents
tive man who by BIZ NAL administration of the gov.
errmtpt Of this city has shown bis want If capacity
il nc, his want Of honesty Are You willing to make
a change? ("Yes," Yes" IL you are, rise with
me and give three cheers for DASIEL +. TIEaASs,
and assure this con Inurty that our redemption has
come. Here the whole aueieIce rose and gave three
hearty ard enthusiastic cheers
SPEECH OF DANIEL r.. SICKLEs.
After repes..d calls fo' Mr.. Siokes, he came for
ward ard spoke as follo~s:
Mr. PnKsIpFSr AND FELLOW CITIZENS: New
York has rever seen an sssembl.gelke this we behold
tonight From stsge to dome her thousands have
convened here to axe one srt atleast for the honor
Of our noble metropolis, ard tens Of Thousands are
ass.nbled AT the pOrtals of this bal uosbls TO enter
and iop in your ceu opstrsops. You have assembled
az lea.t 10 affirm one of the doctrines OF Mr. Wood IN
the frst message which be cent 20 me Common Council
of Nev.York Upon bis election to the Ufce Of Mas
he proclaimed TO the people that party politics tsd
potiipg TO do with munciOM affairs, and as the period
arrives when his adminstrsion is TO terminate, New
York is here toll ght to express lie concurrence WIN
that sentiment. Applause. Fellow citizens although
our Republic may in some respects Be regarded as an
tapsrme Mt it is nevertheless an asceitSned tct mat
in tbe Of the nation and OF the Sstss u mas
b. en- Triumphant. But in muticipal government We
are to take the administration Of Fernando Wood ss az
example, it has been disgrace that 1t viii tske years
Of tin 10 eradicate. II Is necessary, theu, that all
true Democrats. all true ans, snd 81 true mea
u Il nf
Democratic government, should reilly to rescue our
city from q domination alike dsayreeable to 1t aud
daf eerous 10 the Democratic form of government
fApolausel There Gre ooub iess. IN any IN this hal
Who in 1856 cast their ballots for Wood. Ii is well to-
night when We sie resolving that We will vote for him
10 oie 10 cons6er the difference between Fernando
Wood in SO ard Fernando Wood in 81. Last year,
because his friends and be protested that he would ex
ert hirnfe &c secure for New. York respectable aud
honest aD government, his promises we're conhded IN
10y msny and burdIeds OF our most respectaole cli'
zers we're wiling 10 subscribe their ma mes ana 10
rstCe their reputation in favor OF his IN
tfice How have those PROMISES been fu filled and
how have those Pledges been redeemed L need not
20 through with its long catalogue OF msdeedS "lll
rot sumeiate his acte which have faisinsd al tnoee
promises, and disappointed all thoee expectations,
Tor they have been already enumerated by
the gentlemen who preceded me. 1t is SUIT
icitpt for NE TO cay, what the record WIZ al
test that all OF those men, those puoic-spL,, .
citizens who sgLed their names to the Invitation TO tho
citizens Of New.York TO vote for Wood 10 96 have re-
tudisted him in 81, and have odorsed the nomination
of biz opponent. Great applause. Here toe speaker
was momentarily interrupted By disturbance Ia one
of the private boxes at the right but presently resun-
ing lie said :: Never mind fellow Democrats-l have
10 doubt there one or two WOOD men among tao
Thousands pieseIt but they will be In Is small mo
Gritty, ] hope bcJt TUESDAY as they are to-niSht'
lIsuehte, liz is easy to know his supporters, De-
eaueo they always make themselves offensive 70 people
who understand good manners. Laughter and sp-
tIsuse But il IL not CROUCH - draw contrast be-
pardo n Is q
tfat | choose to draw also contrast between Fer.
rar6o Wood before bis nomination in Tammany flau
end siDce his nomL ATTIC aLc to show that Tor reasons
which have rbrspired since every Domociats entirely
sbeolved from any ard every obligation to support
that nomination. Applause Since that nomint
he has iepudiated the principles OF the parry which
pr,eeIted him as a candidate; and when man does
that tothiDg clearer than that obligation reinios
upon the men bes Of the party to support the nonns
ton. lie hat put forth message to the people Ct
New-lolk which has offended the sel!-re spect and
Outraged the faith OF every Democrat not only in the
city but throughCu. the country. lie has prt forth
doctrines calculated to array one class OF the comnu'
nifty against anotber-calcnlaed to dscrimlnae be-
tween account II then condition IN lte-eicu-
late 10 SOW the seeds of anarchy In our midst and 70
arouse internal strife, even to civil war 10 our
lard. Those are doctrines against which not OILY
tie Den ccrats of the City OF New;1oIk WI,
protest but in relation TO which their brethren al
over tie land will look TO the Democrac1
of New-Yo.k to vindicate themselves or we shat
etsrd forever di:ersced. Applause. Mt only this
1
that be has been guilty Of an act Of fraud
upon the pub ic treasury, which would con5isn any
msI 10 me1i,ed disgrace. lie has been poved oy the
records Of our courts have entered into conspiracy
70 defiaud fte city iressury out OF more than
IN the purchase Of ballot boxes. Applause Ins IL
an act which appeals to Democrats, because 1t has
been oone since bis nomination. III man subsequent
to biz domination, given to him upon me as:uhphSn
that he Ill 90 nstiee to trust exhibits to the world
os unmsak sble evidence OF untness, where Il The
obligation to support him? Ii was enough for New
York TO feel an apprehe that those baOtboies
were L. be stuffed t. bis election but was too
much to be r0bbd in the purchase OF the very insIi-
uerts by which our rights are 10 be se;ure1.
Felow-tit.7eps, coIne here tonight az Democrat,
TO speak for Daniel +. Temann as the DC aocratc can
tidate. Applause al have known hun tor years; 1
have watt he'd hs career SO lar as baVe ba1 an op'
porturity to DO 80, and have alwsya ssSn him az
Den ocIst. Ilave participated 10 the efforts Cf tue
Democratic peity year afser year TO elevate him TO
places Of public trust ard honor. lie has never tiled
an flee upon which be has not coDtered distinction,
or in which lie hiss received enc dollar OF enolq-
melt. Every service that be has rendered the puoc
hes been, up 70 ibis hour gratultous service. lie
bas served you in the public schools and in the CON-
honor 10 bela 10 that body. Cheer He has served
You in tie AGInnistratop0f the affairs OF tue Aims
House to which is conlided all yeuI poor aud all your
criminals and in that capacity he has won the conn;
deI Of all with whom he has been associated ana all
to whom lie was responsible. This, therefore, Is no
patty issue. The opposition has msgnanmously con-
ce6ed that the government Of NewYok 80 far as its
Meyorsly is concerned, shall be welded bya menoe,
of the Den ocrstic party Both candidates presented
by the people are Democrats or at least one Daniel
+. TieInsi b. is-a man that can be claimed by the
Democratic party the other candidate Is ooe who
claims the Democratic party. Laughter and sp-
plsusel | say, therefore, there no party
ssue. Whichever is elected, Sd far IS the
Democratic parry is corcerned, it i' a. liberty
to oleim triumph II it can fnd any honor 10 claim
rg the Of WOOD, il is welcome to i, 90 not
With 10 Nc q partuer in that operation. Laughter
say, therefore, TO every Democrat within IN SQUAD
of voice that it is IDLE to talk about the