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

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Mr.. DILLcS SID:
regret, my feiOw-citi,tns, thst engagement, ~.
nee. epgrossiog character have prsvsu.sa n. e..
prer arrg to address you this rg in tie p.,..
and 70 tie extent thu. should have bses h,oo, - >.
ca an ocoason SO Interesting this 10 my psh :. ~.
am hoeever ID spite OF Il most bsopy b hs,.r;;
che DUTY oevolyei upon me- OF resdog toe zrss,, ~.
pbi b Rave been pr pared for you, and whcd -,
ven will fId viii eubody the sense the fasles ~
the self respect Of this crest meeting ard pee,c,s
the sres. Oh Jet which has called Us toge.bs. Iio.
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PREAMBLE And RESOLUTIONS.
VIe,eds FerraI do " God IN bio speech lsst uisSa
ztrs Of New York from oil party obligations to rally
10 his surpuft by eecls,;Dg emphsscsly tbs, he NJ
esded the present contest "as personal one, "a
scce pted il IS SUCH" therefore,
Rtsored, That - tnis lie the Only oct OF bis pxbHs
career for VIII ch We can be thankful We hereby -
der to him our ratefal Acknowledgements sr rsds0se
the issue 10 a personal ctnest petseea binsek ed
the people, AID IN behalf II the isttef we hesesy -
C aie the Why ~e are opPosed 70 his cSaau-
s1ce in flee and as0re him that these are
purely pereonsl aod will sot apply TO any other css-
olds,e whom the Democracy OF New-fork may hss-
affer zee III 10 nominate.
We aye opposed to Fernando Wood
Because prior to his elevation 10 the Msyoalty Ms
factions Of bis private business were massn Of
iucci record, and sere not such n inspire Good
d. nee in tie faithful execution of the high and respss
sble trusts coIfaed to the Chief Magistrate Of tn
city
been guided by any fixed pr iofee, but by sppesig
alien aely TO the pieudces OF ths n n aud OF be-
A. mont 10 array each other classes whose VEL
fsIe is il dissoluby united by the fundamental su
scc al existence.
b, cause he has undertaken to usurp the province
the uoicary and to construe the laws for hmse ~
oucrg a weli.dsposed and law-abding oomnuoiv 70
the dangers of impending anarchy and bloodshsd, n
order to crafty his OVID iust for power;
Because be has repeatedly deelMed that where the
law stands in bis way or no legal provision ekists
sui ed TO his yews be was wi liz to assume douodd
poyers thus usurpiug the Leg sative fanc,icts ed
Settroyipg that respsct for the laws which esses
tsl to II safety and prosperity OF peaceful conns
Because when the legislative and Judicial functions
aye thus peradded to executive power the sevSng
ard ficer Of Il people becomes virtually their aastsr
ard desrot for which there ls no remedy tut 10
SPONTANEOUS uprising of the people ard tue cerscdoa
OF all party machinery, as no longer subsefving u
ends for which It's designed.
BEGAN. e he has permitted or connived at Sbs esd
the e.havsgsnt ituro Of the public moasy ns,
bringing our publican government into contempt nd
incrt asirg the burders Of taxation upon all clases,
spd espe cialy the poor who feel the icjary In ns
higher rents and prices for the necessares OF lite
Became in time Of universal distress sfsctog a
classes alike irstesd Of meeting the diff uty in -
core ance with wellsetted ircipes, e.tao snea %
tie expe rieuce Of ages he propoeed to the CUnnod
CouIc eli policy he knew at the time was imPrscaes
hle and which would IL carried oct, destroy the va
of pror erty and upsettle the foundations OF society
sutstitutinp the creed Of the high9symin apd TIE
code Of the savage, for that law OF love which be-
yet failed to work out cure for public evis y
sfroidire employ ment 10 those Who unwilling D
become paup.Ts when they can get work.
Became under his adni1istIa alton, il is notorious thst
the tone Of public morals has segeneistscA tnsf ne
virtue Of economy In the pablo expenditures has
ease to exist that life is longer sse 10 cur midst
and that tie great ends for which society and govefs
meLt are ins us no lorRer secured; thefe'1ss
Res1lrd. Thet his administration hiss not on'y
been total failure but disgrace TO this cit and Ger
fee Ls utens, protest. In tbs lace OF inc WHO'S
| civilized world that Fernando Wood does NOT repre-
cent TIE honesty tie intelligence the property OF ne
Industrial interests II this great me'rpoIss ana tnss,
the fair fame Of beloved city, We VIII make
determ Led ard united effort without regard 70 party
tIsnmels, to hur from power man who h",o rev.
lessly and dsastrt usly abused the great trusts nhdsd
TO bic keepIg.
Resolptd, That The struggle in which We ere neW
engaged concerns the dearest interests Of humesn{
arc that we appeal to every yoer by oil that h'@
sacred to aid Us in achieving the deiversscs ~
which we have waited so long and in vain.
Resoired, That in the Peoples candidate Tor MAYO,
Daniel + Tiemann, we behold the opposite OF ff-
mel do Wood, both in public and priv.te chnaces,
al that this simple statement is the highest eucgum
can pass upon his fitness for ofics aud The insg
ry Of lis cf aIseter; that the remsksbie eoooe1r<
tcn Of all parties upon him Is the man who cnn
deem this city frtm diigrace s conclusive eyoeses
not only of the inn neht peril In which i Is plscsa
but also Of the entire confidence of the public o"
candidate. IL
Rescued That we viii all vote for bin early tstH
den and by peroral attention at the polls ON he oy
of et con make that the character OF the cwyu
eoeeued our property rescued from virtual comics.
ton ard our industrial classes no longer robbed
their hsid earnings
When the reading Of the resolutions wu concluded
a bard of music entered the building by the stage
door, preceded by banner, inscr,b' as follows:
TWELFTH WARD.
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