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


New Yo.k il give twenty Thousand majority for any
thing or anybody. FsI G,m Il. That sane twenty
80. &c LsJoiiy. or piu a.Gty thaI vas gwen u
good g vtument il the s. se, aud tast vas gwen ~,
sooc government ct Washington is rsaoy now-wi1
be rescy On Tuesday re1t-'o be given Tor goOo
eovsrn1trt for tie City Of New YORK. lac puobc
sen iusDt which Tow demands that goytrrnent i
stronger Tan utr-moIs mighty thar parttes. Is
Fremont" TEL US shout the Peoples candidate toI
Msyorw "Yes that's what We want 10 hear about
Wei fellow. DsuNrs's-t VoIoEs-"Nc NoF'l Vel
feilcyTctzsns lVOIcEs-''fh That's itP Applause, i
Ifrget Laughter Although an quite aware
=, At This IL q ueetpg without distinction Of psr'y
VcIcXs-' 1ta;s IT. " Now Jou re got it, am
quite aware sso that this Is meeting where all PSF
e- ere represt pted. II Is NEE tng OF the people 10
tb.ir n siesty, and In their power. Applause. Bat
you will u1d rstard ne fellow Democrats laughter,
fellow -eitzers lspplsase as wishing TO bold DO stt-
tude Of disguise, being liable to any nlssppienen
sion wien | Soy tia. come here to tgnt to azores
it is ue, everybody who is here-but to address
such cortdeI siions a. to proper why those
who ale Den ocrss, why those who are members OF
uyIaIty should vote for Daniel E. Temsnn. APP
plsuse. VcIcYs-" Now you are right, Daniel; now
go shesd."l We shall trust, go on with this cor.
test il began determined throughout that It shall
net in any n amer bear partisan aspect. Threat
applause shall protest everywhere. ss | 90 here
tc-r igh in all csndor, that party is to claim any
triumph in This result. Applause But | am sure
sou will slow ne 10 address to the members OF my
liberty TO shsre in this truly municipal triumph. l
trust we ehs be permitteoko 90 on with this contest
without OPPOSITE or inteferer &c in any quarter The
government Of New York concerns New York alone
We have reached such pass that our lives, our
bones, our families. demsad the exclusion OF al
party questions, Of all partisan interest OF all PRIDE
If candidacy, and that we shall address our
selves TO the redemption Of our city from the
a. ntbs Of nhrule into which IL bss been plunged.
Applause Therefore, l will claim thai 1t shall be
new election In every sense OF the word aud that no
Interference from any quarter whether the State or the
Federal Government, shall be tolerated 10 any manner
or forn Apulause II the City Of New-lork,
will ssy to d. mocrstc friends, have serse enough
10 give 20 900 msjoiity for Buchanan, think l may
safely cay that they will have sen'e enough to make
up their nds about the question OF MAYOR. Let us,
a. New. Workers, caim the same immunity from ou,-
side iniereret ce which, by universal consent all over
TIE world has been conceded to that much-tslked-of
country of Karsas-tbe capacity TO govern itself.
Ilises. mir gled with applause, hterrup'ing the
sreak.r make this sllusion smply TO illustrate the
idea VOICE. Don't al ude to it at ALL that there
shall be no Intervention from any quarter FelloE.
Democrats laughter mean fellow citizens, look al
The lorg lire Of icsous meI who nave dlsniuou Tue
Office of Mayor Of New-Yoyk-the 1ivingstons, the
Clirtors the Browns, the Ilayemeyers. Applause
See under wha. guardians The city has advanced hon
an obscure village might say, TO the foremost me-
roroIs in this hemisphere. 1t has been uuder such
Leaders. It bas been under such administration. as
they have given 10 Us that we have advanced IN
power in opulerce, in reputation Ii Is 'ime mar we
had one more such. VOICE." Yes, Yes we IN
claim at fast respite from misrule-sn EPISODE OF
coed cover mert-by electirg Daniel +. tiemann for
Mayer. Applause Let us elect him! lie is worthy
of the post. Born and reared in our midst he pos
sesses those sturdy characteristics OF an honest burgner
hest calculated promote the prosperity ana 10 pro-
feet the lives and the homes Of our populsoh. Let
Us elect him In doing 30, we secure tor our chief
msgistracy man Of INTEL gerce and man OF lnteg.
rity; and you iemove man who has forever maze al
IL at lie Infamous in public conduct and degraded In
lArplause.l
TIE next fpester was the Hon. Erastus Brooks, who
was receive with applause.
W. H. FAY, esq , was next introduced. Mr.. Hsv-
emeyers voice, in Introducing him, was not strong
e,ough to be distinctly heard. Mr.. Fry said:
SPEECH or wv. HENRY FRY.
FELLow ClTnEss: f. Name, name II is no
odds who / am but what / say, Geptlenen, any
amount of interruption is excussblc in such vast
audience az this. It is large that all the ordinary
sanctions Of quiet are necessarily abrogated. AP-
pause Gentlemen ask me WHO am. 1 waI invited
TO address the meeting here this evening, and intend
10 90 il. Laughter And / may state, moreover,
that after what has already been said, shall be elab'
orstely ard corscieniiously brief; because. as the
Freedman .aid Of the Grecisn writer's Those ID
sncients have stolen all my best IDEAS Laughter
end three cheers Gentlemen, It /. tit that this meet
ing should take place in a temple sacred 20 har-
mory This is love feast Of all parties for the politi-
csl Il deDpop Of man, and hope the glory OF God.
Laughter We must have ,! change. We nave ave
I may say, of political peril; and why have
we dore so We have done so, gentlemen,
because we have been suilused with prosperity. Each
nan tere however devoted 10 netce, art, or me.
cbanca Industry. has not deemed It an ex'
segeration OF effort TO devote Elk, eight ten
hours eay TO money getting. Now let him devote
the rest Of the week to moneykeeping or the art OF
politics Laughter Whist is the condition OF affairs
in This city, Let us take large view Of our condi-
ton let us lock at what Newiok is and what IS re-
qured of Chief Magistrate togovern her with safety
boLor ard prosperity: Other cities which we reaa oil
have croyn-New.YoIk has been extern oOrised; HE.
tory shows notb like her. Afew years ago, compare
tiyey tle was tie second city in the United States;
she is low the largest in e Union, and destined 10
very few years. 10 be the first city OF the world She
Las Increased more in population during the last few
;,,r. than tbe Grat Venice in 500. Her commerce,
loo i a. Great IN si: 1.g as .:.t al Venice In
year. ard yet the fame Of the latter has become as an
incarnation Of familiar grandeur. We see things mere
which We do rot LsCe, because no age - heroic 10
itself. Thousands On thousands land sometimes every
DAY, and we don't notice it 4OO, 100 year, and OF
these doubtless great many honest and industrious,
but in proportion great many who are criminal ana
disorderly The brighter the light the darker the
shadow ar II for the very reason that she is 80 great
that New.York is so wild and difficult TO govern She
is like the boy that at fourteen years OF age Is seven
feet high, which must be waipped-that part oil nef
rhch is bad-into good order Laughter ana
Row ere we 10 DO il Are we to go among criminals
to fild a man to punish criminals don't call any
1aues as Mr.. MeKeon did, nor do make any appl'
cation. II is for you 10 make them: Ana VINO IL mf.
Wood, who is reported to have said that he would bs
ected even though he had committed murder Is he
New Yorker! No, he comes from an ancient aud
be norabe city, ard is no credit 10 IT, lie was porn 10
The year Of our Lord 1872, in Philsdephls 10 late
me.ssgs be said Ii Tie man that worked got nothing
ard those that did not work got all ln other words,
that mechanics got nothing. What mechanical eul-
ployuent YVES he ever in Laugnter.l nv we've
" srs Of age he was 10 bill brokers' office then we
besI of him be was superintendent of tobscco factory
IN Kichuord Ne1t he was On actor Oh the stage
he q tiNnI OF Enrrest. % BuItnn. | do