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

THE MASS MEETING AT VOLK'S GARTEN.
GERMAN RATIFICATION OF TIEMANN.
The German citizens filed the Yoks Gar.en last
evening to ratiy me nomination Of DASIEL +. TIE
MANN for Mayor.
LUDWIG BURGER was called to preside, and the
folio wing Vice Presidents were appointed:
Tice P,e.ident,-C. Gothsd Gunher ROdolph Wthaas
eo' 1n Weld ssia.S9 IeH de- s9s S"s
rhp s'he AsP a Hd' %0 sSo c bSes
Henry aTI sdteIROm o.tiied %esis, John w'snci
C. Lanbr,cR John watehter j. Rose@snn, J. Kccke,en,
Chisn Dwirse Anthony L,nprech Louis kaniereI John
PPePffRsI n 2S1l Crane. P@ann E
yGsG"d John s1s,n GeG re- sSe STEIN
SecyetqriesPsul Dics L. Lang Chrsi,n 6er,pasher
Peter d s.fesL CIR sT'TI R tr WERLICH W. 'D Lam
DR.. TscHIRxER read the following resolutions, which
were enthusiastically adopted
Wheo By the separation Of the City and State Elec,sns
tie loys ihed o oPPoIgniy has been gwen 70 tue people 81
officers without TO e1tIsneou poisce issues aud
UheTea In accordance with the Intention OF the lag, a.
s Two b. 9 Ss. pe. al p . e f T
their cauddse who belong. neither e them his ehsrae
idn n Which part were thsFsf5Ie
Re'Ord That believe that the present Mayor does not
wes that close TO the fact that this IN An
n @ sas that and eolp
Of casing have largely increased during his adsnission
ci,n through thsil andord have been raised
half under his municipal rule tia. The power and nhence 70
tie most rprebensbe potca purpose, and for the further
Of bis usquenchabe ambitions that even In those cases
soon nsreed III. real obett thst IN way ae.es'sole in
sa fi b. s p M he vote. M Of thu Of &
party he med the sroest nconsseneles that ne used
an sson stanst constitutional State laws which In itself
sht De asdse for bis per,on. advancement render
IN eguIgt TO bis ON party ard TIA, be sacrificed the
smtiion and that he trested hi, German fellow Demo
Gratis shsmefuly in procuring the nomination TO several i'm
P.ssIt nfI Sate. Tl'H Inc German D'0
PeI,,d That We believe the csntinasnc. in Office Of Fer
usndo Wood would axe matters still than they
shseay NIB weud be stu further increased and that the
srsr. for the Isst debs.ed political in,lisue.
Dsni \. Tiensnn acknowledged even By hs aayerssss
ttsi his 'trct honesty hs energetic opposition 20 pess
Of pton his fsthunsss to the re CT the community
acknowledge often BY election 70 important Offices and
lis Intimate knowledge Of the the Community render
Il. . az is~ snd oee honest aud .eono@y @
AXE the sce Of the csfrder dishonesty corruption and pod
Rs,circL Tba; the ia. q DieI f. Tem,nn having been
D, rocr.c p.fty and toe further .et that no. on, sres.
mbeI Of The best and moat honest Democrats but
h vaf se guaranty iha he tr.ns no views Serrm.a..
the interest. Of the raurzed citizens and tbs. he far
cftLe GerE.r. hieh hs sdy.uae. have been dye-
pe h BY theE utter inability 70 hLd other and stronger
ReIoteG Tha, FOR all the foregoing e,sous should give
the nLg election PEOPLES CANDIDArF,
D,xfEI TENasN, and that recommend ID. . al
fellow citizens, without distinction Of political opinion
Herr kEssNER was then introdu ed. lie presented
Mr. Tiemsnr, rot the candidate Of the REPUBLICAN
or Of toe D,mocrati, party, but 81 the candidate Of
the people. Msycr Wood had dore all he c)uld to
present himself the regular Democratic cardida.e.
Herr Messmer showed that he had been rspudia.ed
BY the best men in the Democratic patty. They
80 ppoi ted Mr.. Tiemsrn. Mayor Wood was attempt
ing 70 Sc. TIE poor asaihs. III. iicb he would if be
coald excite war between them, without regard TO
TIE confeq uencss. He often attempted show that
Re rad eIctsyoIed TO reduce the expenses OF the cy.
Heir Nessmer read ststiitics TO show that 'hs
e1perses instead Ct dimrisbi'g hsd been continually
sid rapidly Increasing since Wood came iato office.
lie sta uaiized Wood Sc a forgtr and robber, and
def,r ded Tiensnn from the charge of being tenn
peIsIce mar.
DR.. FoRscH infisted that if there vas a m,u IN the
city who would cause It's utter ruin, that man was
Fernando Wood. He referred to the many crimss
mtted by Wood upon the people under shelter of
tie position. Teusnn belongs to the old genuine Ger
men ttcck-far removed from the Irish Dsnocracy'
with which tie city has become 90 familiar. Tas