New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-24

psrtiss, neither OF WON VIII present candidste,
.housands Of Democrats stand ready TO confer the
Office Of Mayor upon worthy member of their own
party, vino esdained to employ til. means which sub
iugated the Mayoralty Convection q. Tammsny Hall
TO the domination Of it, present candidate Thousands
Of Democrats those who are active psrtssns a, well
as the great body Of electors are eager for an opp,r
tury ike the present to nd .hen.elves OF his disas
trops Influence in their councils.
The administration Of this man has 90 prostrated the
Government Of New-York tina. the pures patriots be.
Gin 10 doubt whether democratic form of govern.
mert 81 rot receive fatal blow in the convic.ioa,
everywhere spreading that our system 50 admirable
in Federal and State administration il Inadequate TO
NEE. the exigencies Of municipal rule Shall it be
said ths. the people Of our noble metropolis will suffer
this stigma to be put, not only upon them, but upon
republican institutions, by the unsparing ambition of
q NAN who has proved him,elf equally reckless Of
public duty as of private Obligation
No, rever!
Tier ,dv he cannot be beaten Let those misguided
men answer who az members of the old police force,
were betrayed by Mayor Wood into fatal resistance
10 the authorities The Police i'll continued the whole
force in Office. II ne had instructed them to obey the
law while he himself raised the question Of consttu
torai., az q Commissioner q favorable decision
would have restored the whole force to the old Board
while an adverse judgment such as wa, rendered,
youd have left all, officers and men, in their places.
THY say he cannot be beaten Let the mechanics
and workingmen answer, Who have seen and felt,
during the last three years of his administration the
euornous increase Of taxation These taxes, increas
ing millions every year, are paid, after ALL by the
produorg classes High !a1es diminish the aze OF the
poor mans loaf of bread; they drive his family into
cteerless and unheslthy tenements they consume the
revenues Of the rich whence they furnish employment
10 the artisan.
They say he cannot be beaten Let the Democrat
ic party answer. BY the INSCRIPTIONS use of partisan
machinery, ne has forced nomination from Con-
vention in which the sentiments Of its constituency
found no expression. The Democratic party of the
city witnessing the domination Of pure and honored
member of their own organization to the office OF
Mayor accepts the surrender Of political a,cendency
which msgnaninous opposition conceded. The
Democrats Of New York feel soctude for the cleo
ton of Fernando Wood. Among his associates every
nan must be either his slave or his enemy He has
confedeYstes, be has creatuIes-but friends Ii ne
has them let them declare themselves their ovn
SIGNATURE as the respectable supporters of DAME F.
Tiemsnn have dors by Thousands.
Citizens of New.Yor the issue is now with You.
Those who desire good city government will support
DANIEL f. TIEMANN. Those who are wilsgto
surrender our whole metropolis to official prcagsoy,
will vote for Fernando Wood.
Citizens, Go your duty all will be well. At this cleo
ton the peace will be preserved at the polls, so that
you can vote unmoes.ed; and the ballot'boxes and
the canvass will be watched, that every vote will
tell.
All honor to tbs Roman virtue Of JAhEs E'
COOLEY. Who, By generous aacrihce Of honorable
aspirations has united the masses Of NewYork upon
Daniel F. Tiemarn No party issue is involved in the
contest. Seeking only good government New-York
must and shall be redeemed from the anarchy which
threatens the safety and welfare of our citizens.
And finally, felow-citizens, we appeal TO you to
make this victory sure, by going to the polls before
you 90 to your business and not leaving before you
have deposited your vote, matter how long the de-
lay Surely one day in year is not too much for q
good citizen to give for the redemption Of our beloved
city from corruption ard misrule.
Resolve therefore to vote, and TO vots early.
JAY JARVIS, WIN H. AETHON,
John KERR ABM HfwErr.
GUSTAVUs A. COEOVER, y. r. KIRBY
Nm r. APPLETON r. A. WITTaAUs,
ROBERT I. HAWS J. N. REED.