New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-28

con pared Wood TO Icc;s Napoleon Va bis desa'
s =, no ms own h.ads the authority sV~ As -.
WOOD tas done Dothir lately sita regard 70 n. TT
reratee laws: AID why Becslse he 40 iony., %
the poser. The taKee hsvs yro~n imn-,.~I ,ssN
BIS Msyofalty. We DO not w&1t . party csrS,s...f
but Peoples candidate wto-e election vii ;ss-
Us city fee from crime asd outrage TAas~
referred 10 TemsRns GeimsA ex;ractic, a. PeMs
vel fer bis impsI,islity and honesty snd J,xana<
TieuaIn had ever bses q Know kesb.. ~ ant
ia TienaIu the candidate of the nis.ocrs.. .s.asf
bee5 asserted by bis enemies. Is nas
CHARLKs s. SPENCER esq, sddrs.s.s
ip Erglish. He characterized the esnS;,,ssso,x
city under Wood as disgrsceful in the s1ss,." 10,
are under the ntro, OF thieves, shoulder hrs,.
asassir. Murder stalks abroad in "a. ssr.s,s .ai
yer, City Hall is not free from sceces Of yiss., ne
muislity Who is this Fernando woodi IA y sa
"a thiefr'l Mr.. Spencer detailed tbs warn. 80
d;,honesty, forgery and twirdiirg vhic, h..s
dea,ed Wood to his patty aad which hsv. 49,
b+tn ds.It upon at lergth in TAG TRIsvsr' H. .,v
to his having caased party ofGsrm Ans to BE- sss,,,
to their country. refusing them al ssylum - -
cause thew were paupers. In cocclusios he sss.s-
e1bortec The Germsns to attend st the poll, on To-.
day to mar. Applause, enthusiasts cre, a g 4.
We WHIT Notwithstanding The lsrsusge in vaiss
/, was Spoken the speech was frequently rterrupssS
By spp,ause.
CHiUscEY SHAFFEK, esq., was then introduced. n.
sa.d be was in favor OF Daniel r. Temsna Tor M,,o
because he was sehr gutter man IAppsuse he a.
not know as much as Fernando Wood; be oaly ks.v
enough 10 be an hcnett man. Herr SchAfx VA A.
ousinted " ith Fernando Wood, aud II he coud /,
xould akin him as he would q live eel. He thorrs
Fernando Wood would go down iu history a. heh
He pretended to be friend OF the adopted czea ed
laboIipg man. But while Fernando Wood su
ia kin about hs love for The adopted citizen 10 Her
Schafierl had given empoynen. to T0 good isces.
Germ ans at e. cd wsges. Woods generosity sad b.
nevolsrce was ell tax and no beer. Ia 1851 be va
on the game ticke. with Wood. Wood got hin a.
3, ssed $500 TO bis lWecdtl 500; sad While he psa
his assessment Wood oidrt pay HE. Wood tsea seel
cut ruurers who told the Gsruans that II he IShsf,
was e'e ced he would hsrg them al up By th, hee,s
Wood had run the credit Of the city 50 los st Il he
was r, elected the Central Park stock could no. he
sold, ard no man could get work there. He would
Ike to show how Fernando Wood sled himself To-
fallen argel to get her money, but he could not DOH,
public. He would talk about that honest old kad.
erbocker Dutchman, Daniel +. Tiensnn. 1t had ben
SAID that he was Temperance man. Comnits
had lately waited upon him 70 ask nun about he
told them that he had concluded not to answer say
questions in relation to his principles. lie, hovevs
invited them into another room to take some cracker
ard cheese and when they got there they found kss
of lager beer and glasses on the table, Ice Commit
tee asked no mere questions after tha'' besos hey
All. they were too full for utterancs. Mr.. Sdsfx
cjpcuSed by iLdor;iDg the character Of slf. Tsmsm
"a an irde pendent honest man, sganst whcee chMse
ter rolhit could be alleged.
HEkMAS RASTER, esq, editor q the fbeRd Iaisag,
was the next speaker. lie SAID tnst The coming eec-
ton has rot merely 81 the Ssss
$500, eco, and low they ale IS O0o, wv. va eyeQ
slCO Of pioperty Is l.53 cents tax 70 be pait rAs
rents in the city amount TO III per cent One sixth
pant Of the rent goes for taxes nor Is me CITY al
improved in proportion to the increase oil mies. M;
Raster referred to the Joseph Walker swnde and
the lottery speculstions Of Fernando Wood and Ben
isuin Woe. He asserted Wood TO be the caly mn
who has enforced the Sunday Laws and the temper,
aIce laws, his object being TO gain the coaA
dence Of the very porh9n OF the co@%@aay
leaving The Know Nothing party bsca~. !
would rot 10 innate him for Mayor. 10 1854 Wool
had rot che third Of the votes cast and halt of aoa
he received were German. lie mas tne mermsns
thank for his election; yet hardly one poncsnal oa
OF A hundred is German. MIR. Raster gave tas who's
Of the Joseph Walker case and the glass balotSoI
affair ar explained how such swindirg mskes issf
telt by every person IN the CITY, MI. Westerves sn
also a Democia attic Mayer, and during bis ter the
cfiice expenses amounted to 81 400. Woods bills for
Stationery, &C., was 81 so. The Daily Nevs sup.
PORTS Wood row. stree he has obtained an Interest IA
the paper. The yearly cost Of the Mayors sdveiftrg
an cunts to Sl3 600. II is TO the deere TO obtain
portion Of this plurder that may ascbs hssuppsN
WOOD receives from some Of the papers.
The Hon. DANIEL L SIcSLrs, NJ. c., W. then
reduced. Three cheers were given for hin, snd b
aid: Dir. Pes ideut and Fslow-Citz. n.-rhere never
has been au occasion when the City Of Nes-fot'
without distinction Of party or birth, or condition,
religion was more mperstivey called upon to act la
political contest upon their condolences and upon the
impulses of patriotism and duty, THAI at the preset
MI mebt. am quite awsre that the audience vn'co
have the honor of eddrsslrg is alien u me 10 lsa
guage is alien 10 me In origin, but will not bedsvs
and cannot be made to believe that this sndence
slien 10 NewYork America in patriotism snd 10 de-
yotion to The welfare OF this metropolis this RsP1o
lie. lCheers address you as always address my
felow-ciiizeps, as Democrat l address yoa
adopted American citizens, anxious By yoG
votes by your inaueroe, by your voices, Z, promote
the welfare Of the city in which your destnies ~
cast and TO promote the honor and glory OF she ~
public TO which you have sworn Loyalty and deychoa
Cheers. | would call upon you now, % ! have
called upon my fellOw-citZens Of foreign birth, pa
natives by adoption heretofore to sustain those p'e
pies and to uphold that cause with which the hoc@
and the welfare Of eur people were ideaflhed Inss
a municipal election; il is not national contest u
lot State contest, but ii is election which 70
decide tie welfare happiros 49, the rights and recan
OF the natives OF the City of New.York. Ch:enl
Ii has been aleReS that our rights as municipaiiy
&c cty-have been invaded. This iS true, bn.fs
have been invaded and degraded from the City HI.
rs That's fact That's s0." NeE.York, @s
metropolis has the RICH. 10 govern tsef not only DO
from interference from usurpers at Albsny, but n
equally entitled, ana Il is equally due to the serespea
and IL dependence and integrity OF our fvo v-cirzea
that we should emancipste ourselves from the tyranny
Of contemptible sutocrss ia the City Hal. lCheenl
Fellow citizens for the last three yess it 10 undenisby
the fact that we have not hsd Government that we
could call our own. We claim TO be commercial
metropolis. We have the ambition TO nTI VI
tDns p London ,5 we have ,, tnS Of he
world. We claim to be The commercial msaopohs u
tie American Republic. We claim to hold ~ oI
beads alorgsde and in competition With the nsrchsas
ard hnsnclers Of the commercial capitals OF the w1e
and ~ "a AVE Callad elect a Win 0aO81
with 20 possible Limitation, could QUO nero 1nls coz
nutity hold any possible business interc parse. :,
would not hesitate TO appeal to neriean citzen,
birth, ] therefore would not hesitate to appeal
American citizens by adoption to AID me, 70 AID
own cOuntrymen 10 yinoicass and protect o.
,oa,,o,ol;. 80 a d,sraee ike that %