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

1L. Of Gin RIGHTS and the Wcrkilgrdns Fresd
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FxteId;pr from the lot of the banner was large
American flag which was carried back " the rear OF
the stage.
Dodvoiths hand was present. aud during the even
n performed mary of their choicest selections.
notice able feature on the occasion was the diverse
character of interests represented in the assemblsge
Capitalists, merchants, manufacturers, mechanics and
lsborpg men-Anericsns, GerG an and not few Irish
czeps-a joired IN the general applause and cheer
ing and rotnrg occurred throughout the evening TO
mar the coed feeling.
The proceedings we're announced to commsnce 81
y O'clock but as the building was clo'ey packed be-
fore that hour, 1. was deemed unadvissble t, wal
loreer, ard at O'Clock and 90 minutes ex Senator
Cooler, President of the recent meeting in Wal.
street appe ared the STAGE and was greeted with
loud ard enthusiastic cheers. He said:
FELLOW CITIZENS: The hour having arrived Tor
organization, have the honor Of nominating as your
pre,dirg officer tie Hon. WILLIAM +. HAvEaEiEn
Loud ard protracted cheers
TIE nc mir alton was scseded to unanimously.
When the cheering had subsided, Mr. HAvEMErER
said:
SPEECH OF TX .MAYOR HAyEMEYER.
FFlLow.CIrIzEss: thark you for the honor you
have conferred me in inviting ME to preside over
your deliberations on this interesting and import
ant occasion. 1 say important occasion, for
see around me men Of all parties and all classes,
wto c. nd not be Invited upon CONNER platform, ex-
cs nj in great crisis Of our affairs ard for the public
good. Cheers Whatever right may feel 70 de- i,
ds cine the duties Of good citizen. Loud cheersl.
First amor these duties 10 that Of scuing the CITY
Government from untus'woIthy hands Cheers.
In the sbsorSipg activity Of private business 0ut
citizens hsve for lor time left the mans cement of
upiopsl affairs too much to interested persons, to
Hose who fstttn Upon the public expenditure.
Cries of That's 20. J Inprovidence, prodisality
ard j,tbing have become the order Of the day,
sid sre enhancing the burdens Of debt and taxation,
uI they threaten the coLfe cation Of all property and
the confiscstion Of all the fruits OF Labor. lChess
This fatal blight beginning to fall on all classes OF
our citzeIs II strikes not merely the capitalist the
merchant the maeter mechanic, who have accumulst
ed sone property; but il invades the little hoard OF
every woikiIg man ard woman laid by In q savings
Institution. II iumes The cay earrings OF the IN
oustrious poor: ICht ers.l lhe city taxes are, 10
rame laid maiGy real estate, but, 10 fact they FIJI
rot according to the popular allecy, upon those who
csrry tie to the collectors Office but upon thoss
ecbanc the labo rer pays taxes in the rent Of the
building l;ch shelters him. he pays taxes In the
tIice Ct every garment that clothes his i.muy; ne
pays taxes The price Of every mouthful OF iood they
eat Every labolrg man pays 10 these llsrec' iorms
for taxation at least ole days work ont OF every
twelve. Perhaps one out Of every Elk. With this
conviction denounce, as all classes Of citizens
al oud cenc uDce every act Of prodeahty or obbiog
by the City Government as robbery OF labor.
Cheers II lesseps the meaIs Of subsistence OF every
laboIirg n in the community, and tends to dsteno
rate the shelter the clothing and food which be can
fun sb fcr his family. Cheers At the present time
when the pressure Of taxation is heavily fe and
when every proper mears should be employed to ale
yiate the general distress sball We omit to reform
tie abuses Of the City Government which are leading
10 such alarming results Cries Of MOI Let US
then begin at the head Let US pace 10 tue Msyoraty
a citizen above reproach and above suspicion. Three
cheers for TiemaID Let choose as our repres -nta
tive II al whom We know will BE on the side of the
people, ard against all who seek to plunder them,
nan who will not betray any interests ana bis owp
outy to fat.en fiieros and relatives. Loud cheers
Suth q man IS Daniel +. Tiemann. You have the
porer 20 tltct him. VIII you do it (Cnes of
"Yes" "Yes," aud cheers for Tiemsnn Let US 60
foI ward and Go cur duty, and the city viii be re-
Getued.
Three cheers for Mayor Haysmeyer were called for
aid loudly responded to.
WILLIAM II ASIHoS, e'q., then put in nomination
the fol owir list of Vice Presidents and Secretaries,
who were elected unanimous