New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02
VISIT TO THE NEW MAYOR.

Afer Mr. Tiemarn's election had been definitely
made known at the Peoples Headquarters Stuyves. Ant
ILttitute; broadway, Col. Snow proposed that the
ctizens present should organ re into procession and
march TO Tborp's Hotel, corner OF Eighth street ana
broadway where it was announced Mr. T;emann was
stopvr O. to offer him their congratulations. The sug-
eestion was Immediately acted on, and procession
was inn proyiaed which like a SNOWFALL, added to its
size &c il advanced un when reached its destina-
ton il numbered thousands, completely bioctsding
Roadway compelling the stages to turn OIL into the
Inv streets Mr. Tiemann, after being loudly csled tor,
appeared on the balcony and was introduced by JAS.
w. BARKER, esq.
The MAYOR elect said:
Gen,eanen, 1 am happy TO meet you here tonight
am rot talking map, am working mao. nave
ALWAYS labored in public we'll as in private hfe and
am known as a woIkiUgman. i have no EDITORS OF
LAWYERS to make my speeches for me, so shall say
hut little What said In my letter OF acceptance
intend strictly TO carry ou-nct politics nor religion
lint honesty and capacity shall be my guide IN tne
selection OF the persons whom l snail appoint 10 ala
me in administering the duties OF the once 10 wnicn
Won have elected me- The orgsniza alton OF the Citizens
f,oumittee brought me before you as an instruments
NV which this city might redeem itsef from the reVo
luonary state in which 1t has been Tor some 'ino
MT. JAMES ". BARKER followed IN a short speech,
eulopstc Of the American parry for its action in TINS
election. His speech, however, was iosuuoIe " 'No
Mr. DANIEL 4. SIcKLEs was loudly called for and
spoke as follow: Ieo
YOU on this OCCASION aud Teoicsd to say mat New
York has yndicated herself and hss proved that the
il able TO show her fidelity TO the cause Of hepuocah-
ism We have to-day elected wise ana goou msa
Mayor Of the City Ct NewiSIk' LOUD cnseI ~ r,s IN
m cir naesty aud vindcate their Own Seespect ana
10 put themselves right upon the record. lnis mas
been part an triumph, but triumph OF tue psoPe.
10 sa. IN xrhi
ard rejoice 10 is results Cheerl 1t is true thai
men Of all parties have joined In the support OF MI
Temann. l am sure what we have added 10
our experienced proves thls,t proves 10 US
in how much we agree and In how little we dfsr,
after all IA VOICE." Pat on your hat Dan; youi
oct colo There is one conclusion-one inference 10
Re drawn from this victory that IT 10 vauae!e ior al
of MS Who have participated 10 this politics action 10
nnSsrrtaud tits, that the road 10 success-ths the
moe of acquiring the confidence OF the people Is not
ssbas been supposed in recent years tnfGngn conap
nrivste obigstions-but thai the highway TO tne con,
fdence of Il peopl. through an bonest upright sna
pure heart su,h as has characterize u.s. oIsM sp
peuse 1t has been supposed for the last year tha.
Fernando Wood terrific groans was inyincoIe. ~
has beer thought that lie was invinclple, pecsase'
having once secured power, he coud 80 ossey, ieoa
lessy and unsorupnousy employ as - ss6s and
inevitable that he could perpetuste thai power anu
set at defiance the heart and intellect o! me cry Oh
New.York. Bat the result to-day has yindlcaea our
lie sgainst the Ddlgnity put upon it, AID added new
proof TO the many that our city and country mss ;s
alresoy furnished that people ere capable OF self
government. Loud and prolonged applausel
CHAUEcY SKATER then appeared and made
tcay witty speech, in the Of which
be paid a high compliment to the young men Of
New-York, through whose efoits the great and glor
Gus result of the day hsd been achieved. Mr..
Skaters remarks caused much enthusiasm, and he
retired eind thunders OF applause.
Mr.. TIENASS was again loudly called for, and again
hffSf IN dRd folio
GENTLIsES: had intend to have SAID hue
more when hrst addressed you. intended 10 haVe
told you that when started In the world was poor
boy. Here Mr.. Tiemanns rema Ike were maud bic on
account Of the applause which greeted this remark.
The Herald has given me creoi, for making good
paint for which am very much obliged TO them, aud
my partners are also thankful for such gratnito1s adj
yer.islpg. Now hope shall make as good Mayor
AL make paint. Cheers II can only satisfy my
self as well when 90 out OF the Mayoraty Office
have satisfied myself for the last thirty -four years 10
nakire paint shall be perfectly satisfied; and the
sreaest thing for ID perform 10 do everything
tory 90 himself. This fight have had to dag
has been a fight Of virtue against corruption, and
would have been prouder to have been defeated with
the votes received 10 day than 10 have been elected
by the votes which my opponent received. wish
you oil goodnight, and he Pc to meet you frequently.
Loud cheering
Mr.. Isaac ]. OLIVER thsn addressed the ssssen.
base. extong the American party for the noble part