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

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JosrrB IloniE, no w.s absent =, me oPsnisei
zane iOrwssG srd s.i3 hs' be did ncsktoE h;w may
tir @ be 81 1dr Wv .s, rOiosl sp4scn ,'' oe i
ro know ~ II b. day they sbould ever be es'ied
utor 70 e>,i.e bstw IN 20 hrres' rar sd kut-e,
covered a, over with icfay from his hsst'o b. Zee:
He tsurs here rot 20 address RspuoA an, AZ AHSlI
exY ~ A. I'D Whig aud f.cs. but they ID cons -
~ one INIT stfoft to remove the incubus when
,e.fed ur1u our CITY This VISA our ely, sCd rs
should stepd by 20 defend J. from enemies Tnlo So1
without They must dive out TIE Goths snd Vsbdais
forn tle oity fret snd tten they could settle ot1er
dicul,ss Drive out ;he reptiles from the city fra,
They c6 not often NEST srd he thon5htlt the an
psrtes NET together fflautr they would learn u iove
esch other msIe.A Cheers. When they we're "
decide between an honest man and thief, who wooIi
r, cure tao honest zen TO watch him. they must SAM
together Laugtt4r TIE same lssue hac oeVer
boon before Us before. After hsving piseso tnelr
evte day after day upon hatbe would not tne seEs
Of the race coll bin u1an--llaushte1l-h nc SO ;ed
ba elected wLo would not blush 10 call nnseIi
citizen Of New-Yolk lie had no doaoi thai there
were far more borest nep within .ae T.,s OF o'og
Sig thar the Msyor Of New York. Msyor WOOD hso
been called a perseveIiog man, 80 was Monroe
Edward e Ard he would make ID sight batter
Ysyor thar Wood l. vas well to get together aud
get warmed up, but when they went away they hS1
got to DO the work They could psss res ouhons; u
ss well Is far g., it went but it amounted to nothing
# they weaT 10 further. Who wss this Gchsh who %
they were to meet nett Tuesday, Mayor Ws1d
wsr'eo 10 make the npiession upon the n that re
~ss Ivincibls that there vas no use 10 attempting 10
defesttinn, but il was not 60.
M BCIie here read al extract from newspaper
including the re. uts Of the sst tro MsyOrey cleo
tions showing that Mayor Wood bad never been
elected By m5iorty eud resuniug, he said ths. Tie
nam oeet Wood in 1851 and he was gong to 90 1t
again oB'y with p mt Irity five times a. large on
Tue sdeytex! l"Yes Sir, he will u The 20 ssksr then
alluded 20 the course Of t5o,e papers which support
Wood comparing their opinion Of him ysar ago
with bat 81 ORE seed ct the present time.
Mr.. Wood, Ike ell tyrapts was afraid OF HE own
f,ierds He had In every Ward three Committees.
tbe ssccrd appointed to watch the first, ssd
the third 10 watch both, and Wood has to watch
oil three Of tn H. while NJ. Temann could sleep
il his OWL house with nnbolted doors if there
were rot so many Of Woods friends around.
Wherever one went about the City Hall he instructive
y nut bis hand or hi3 pocket. Laughter They
could not get anything done by the Aldermen or
Councimen without fret tickling their palms. a1d now
they II ust put on end 10 them He did not know but
he ives gong 70 vote entirely for Democrats; Oil he
cared for wac 10 get honest msn. 10 siudug ID the
school ticket he said thst il was matter whi "a he
took great interest for be had spent great psr and
perhaps better part Of his life in tescbing. The
chcren in the street 10 be educated TO prepare
them for good citizens. He prayed God to spare him
from seeing our common schools thrown down,
although the amount which was demanded 10 support
them the coming year was fig5tfu Before he closed
he wanted to know whether al the arrangements were
made 10 get out every voter in the Ward. On Tues.
day they were TO meet desperate set OF men, and
They nust stand by aId see that they were not de-
frsuded as they would be counted out even il they
we're elected. They must not think it too m1ch to
spend one day for the support OF our institutions
The meeting here broke with three cheers for the
peoples candidates, the Chairman aud M. Hoxe.