New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-29


ss !es So rc.. TIA o,. .st = hsaf ~
per cst ~ as rr0Pscs be usass psy oss " asssx.
" truth foS hes reducing kis ,occue r. lep
than 81 per ccrt. ARD scs ,S,s esosnoss taxassa
badly paved and badly deaned; As psHce 4 hsf'
shed TIE ccshsctors have taken possssdoo sf -
ofshe road out ef tows, ard Of large propsrhsa q
1e shsets within. The filth and .eoca srs stssssbas
Crime is bss ard les punishable, soA ssesaay q
cfesses The City Hall 70 Q ssak Of cOsrvptise. n
ussiit) which rsisps there; the gard Il pshhs
drtie.; tbe purssit of private schemes. The visssDs
tsfes'tn to overwhelm Us. We mast make sP s1
M 'nds now either b redeem the city o. give - -
seck ano Ptunder. - # i had fallea sfter 49,
How can II be ssyedi There is only oos way. ss1
For q, least party be forgo<tes il ths De-
ceMber election. The best mea mast BE- eleclel. -
matter what may be their psrty sfapites La -
hsve no more OF that nase Aoe ciamss that hood
candidate vas good - any other "A -
other parties must come to him. Ths df.
fefept partiee must meet ON a commoa grosnAs
they must uLite one sst OF Candidates. n
effect that union, they must appoint Q Con-
mi,tee TO meet the others. Let not one seek -
forestal the rect by putting forth Its candidates 6n
but let al wait I'll there has been concert Any pafV
which SEEKS to take advantage Of the prescst u<ni-
cipa coniusoc to build itsef up win certain " beesa
hostility in the rest and cause the pchemes of referN
10 fail great outcry has been raised about he leg
ation OF last Winter regarding this city % or ~
piclpal rights were in dArger. They who rs.seA ~
outcry know that their own schemes Of pundex arU =
Ganger Theee very men viii be going to AbAaG
ne IT Winter and probably begging for a las ts tAk
the people, that they may put money into their pss
cts II tie Legislature wero to listen 70 ne essHy
and Keep Their ,sncs of from tho city. the Wheels q
its goveinn.u would stop. There n no danger Tor
municipal ngLts. aud never has been any. The rsags
Of G'neisl Government has b en- coustsntly widensag
In The o.0 days of the R,pebbe the h.yOr
'hiik hat if 10 were now sppo,sted
Albany We should hsve a. bsds man in that sAice -
We now have The teroency Of the times . ail
toward ircressipg, u", hsssnpg the power Of mssi-
cipAl government. But what do you suppose 80
this Leg.lai,n Of which so much has been said Il
sonsifte0 OF eleven sess-,he SUPERVISOR act The
Cti;ral PSl act be Cit. Hall act, the Tax Cous,iD
soners sct tb New Charter, the Police act the Post
WaIdtns' act the Port Regulations set, the Hsrbsr
Line act the S'sge Routes act the Slips and Whaxves
Regulations act. Now, of sh these ac<s. thexe ars
only two az snst which heard any ebjectiea,
end they sIe the Pert Waydens' act and the P0lios
ueeful acts. They are not party acts az ell. Ths
Supervisors and the c. ntrsl Park act were drsvn
BY Mr. Dhlor, the late Corporation Cosusei. Bst'
what II all say Of the two obnoxious actstvs eae
Of the eleven The Port Nasdens act Ia Q bad sct-
have rot word to sal fer IT, Of the Police act VII
say, that man can believe that some cot w.
rot recesssfy 20 take the Police out Of the oonueA
hs nd ilto which il had fallen No person csuld have
been witness Of what took place at the last eecsa
and more especially of the scenes of the 10th and l1
of June without seoi that be law Of selfprseevs-
ZION absolutely required the power over the Polios -
be changed. Upon the whole, fellow .citisess, 60
duty seems TO be plain. 1t is first in reference b s
State ticket to labor for il with gest csraestnes a.A
spirit knowing Row much is At stake upon It, aud see-
Idly in reference u municipal election, 10 uste
with the other paries upon good men and tse, 70 ~
minister our city stIsifs In both these things, my
friends aid fellow Republicans, may We deserve ~
achieve success.
A, the conclusion of the speech three rousi,g chss
were given for Mr.. Field, and his address we ~
quertly Interrupted by tremendous applause.
Mr.. CLAEK read ssries OF appropriate rese'utses.
which were received with applause and adopted ~
acclamatioD.
Gen JAMES w. NYE was now introduced, and hAv-
rg been received with three times three, PROCEEDED -
axe tho4e and telling speeches Ter
which he is jus,ly celebrated In the Il N
r.perks he paid ell mefite6 tribute TO the eninea
etntltmen eho compose the Republican State 6oesst
criticized old Mr. Buchapan'e recent letter to ~
New-IIsv.n electors in such way to bring down
the house boise,ously, and defended, 10 very s6es
msnpsr the legislative act Of last Winter, estsbGsAag
the Metropolitan Police Dsiriots. The meeting vNs
s1 sethor very spirited one and gives promise taee
The Ninb Ward at leSst is wide awake. and vii -
her Whole duty III the forthcoming contest