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

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sIly. he said tia. by Singular coincidence the os
ttEsile Dtmccrs,s who bed occupied sp2oat neIts IL
tte seyera Boards or Commssiots created W the Re-
| o. blietr Iseslsture sre row sctleg heartily with
| Tlr, oE Weed in this crusade sgars, TIE party here
| Tie'e NpIearsd 10 be fa,siy attending tbs politics.
end personal integrity Of every man who cane within
TIE vortex II Black Republican pst,onsge-none cou q
si s.snd Il. Observation satisfied him that the mo-
ment ether an American politician. or q Demo
critic p0t oian listened 10 the siren voice OF Weed .m
o : wsrcisn he wss forever lost to the DEMOCRATIC
rtry and either came ont ifs open foe or rsmsiref
wth cstensby Only the be tier TO betray and des-sy
IT, Mayor Wood continued this theme with great
newer and retired amid the applause Of the largest
assembly ever gathered within four WALL.
Up 10 this point Mayor Woods speech ia printed IS
sent by him to the press on Wednesday lss Including
tie concluding Ines in which he in advance
the remarkable ability manifested 10 the Speech and
ts effect upon its tesrerf. He, however, eItenpo-
rzed in corclusicp and his remarks a:e appended.
Such gentlemen is TIE infamous attempt 10 erslsve
you on the part Of the Black Rspu6ican pc wer al
AbaIy; and il sou submit to t. you deserve to carry
the chain faster cd upon you forever lCheers. Cen
tlemep have spoken upon the subject of taxation
have attempted 10 show the true case OF tie large
taxation Of the City Of Nsw,YolS, and | have ST.
tempted 10 reply to the fsse charge against the Mayor
OF the city, thet be IT, an any degree 10 TIE least tr
tent rep nsibIe for this taxation, whatever i. may be.
Bat fellow ci'izsrs, mark me when soy 10 you that
all this fort to mslead the public of Nev-Iork with
ference TO tsxation that ell this denuncs:ion of my
stlf, all this csumny and malignant vituperstion
sgarst my official and my personal character ava1
sube,uge 1t is a vain effort to divert tbs miLd and
he ,bs, rva'ion aud the attention Of the honest work
rs of New York from the true issue TO be determined
by them re1t Tuesdsy Loud cheerl. Knowing the
p'ofigacy Of their party, knowing the wrongs
of this emporium, deeply and kseny, feel.
mg the bitter injuries, which not only pc;
curialily but politically they have attempted
to peiritrste rpon the devoted citizens of
ara fearing the Just condemnation and ndigl ant de-
rurcacn Of the people IN return, they make al ibis
cry in hopes TO escape that observation aud eoadem.
rs,ion. Loud cheers aud cries Of 8 Bully for you
Daring not TO come before the indignant nasses of
Nev-Iolk under their own legitimate title as the
Black Republican party, fearing TO appear here as
RI bicaps Americans, they skulk from their names
While they hug closer to their bosom their conapt
practices and principles Loud cheers and tiger.
We are now tod that it is the Peoples prrty. We
told tha, they have nominated Democrat tcries OF
" No no; its Cd id lie ri thai II is contest
tetseen two Democrats. [" The HI his"l They
call their combustion, made up Of Black Republic ans
Know. Nothings, ard Benedict Arnods loud cheers
and cries of That so l. the People party This Is
10 rev combination. This prosent Association, riding
under false ieg, existed IN The Legislature last
Winter VIXEN by the votes of the Republi-
Gems and Americans, ard traitoIous Democrats
these laws fastened upon Va. Cheers
ard three grosns for the Legislature. This
ia no new association. Let me direct Jour attention
for sn instant 20 TIE men who sppesr the perform
ers upon this occasion ard let me revive your recoliec
iicn With reference to their public acts and you VIII
say that ne bDaOn is composed ~ the sauie men,
il Tie came in s principles is the same IN It's chsrae-
ter the safe in is object and determination as was
lest Winter and subsequently in the City OF New
YoIk. Fellow. citizens, this campaign was opened on
the Other side by proclamation, issued by mystical
body called Ii 9 aJi-WOod league. The head OF the
sptiWood league, gentlemen, now holds the pc.
son Of the District Attorney In this county. Three
groans for Oakley Hall II was he who opened the
upon which was based the opposition to the
Is, Tho tiy IF Ne York a VA
only the father Of the aniW God league, but ne was
ice father OF the metropolitan Police law. lie was
The daily attendant upon the Albany Legislature last
Winter using his official position as DlatnctAuorney
cf this county psss he ubiquitous measures which
| hope next Tuesday you viii condemn IN a
voice not TO be misunderstood Loud cieers Ias,
gentlemen, is the Black Republican representa-
tion. Then frd the chief orator at the w Sill
street meeting James NJ. Smith. Three grosns for
Su It'll II your memories can 60 back, You will lind
hst il this same gentleman who has recently dis
tppuslfd bimself-who stood ready to sign warrants
to orsg your Mayor a felon through the streets of
ycUT city. L"D-d if he did 1t, though There Is no
lew couhr alton in that csse We ind too, thst the
gtrtenan WHO presided at that Wellstreet meeting,
and who diitir gished himself by delivering chsste
srd elegant speech, in which he paid your Mayor
some compliments is sn sppoiutee OF the Black Re
publican LFgislstuIe Commissioner Of the Central
Park aid the President Of that Board lGroans for
Cocleyl rtSt to Mr.. Cooley, ard following up the
canvass md coming down TO tbs meeting recently held
here, You tLd al Ex-senator Of the State Legislature
be most prominent perIormer-tbe man who, TO pre-
serve his seat in the Senate sold his parry Tor mess
Of poage ene who gave The casting vote 10 the SEN
at by which the whole patronage Of the canals is
brown into the hands of the Blsck-Repubican dy-
Issy, and who is well known to hold sympathy win
our politicsl enemies, and not with tho party which
Las raGed him 10 po;iion. Gfoans Tor SlckesI
Another gentleman figured upon thai occ as'on--the
United States Distfct.AuoIney-who declared at the
Aston House lsst Fall, when was a canddste before
he pc ople that he wss ready TO strike hands with
Republicans, Know Nothing or any party, to defeat
the car di6ate of TaInmany Hall for Mayor. lGrosns
for John McKeOnl AND these gentlemen were the
prominent actors that occasion and il will thus be
seen that this cabsl is new combination with these
pe1ons who have acted with the Democratic party,
but Who follow the dictates OF their mercenary spirits
at all tmss ard now they have consented TO DO their
tools in Il perpetraiOn Of great wrong agslnst the
Organization 10 which they belonged Felow.ctizens,
shell rot detsiu you much logger. am before the
people OF New York for reelection Cheers f!ar
no'combins'ion so long as J have such comoinauon
es ia presented here might. Cheers for Fernando
Wool No heterogeneous mass, made up OF the fac
tiors o all parties, csn stand before the masses pre-
seited on ibis occasion. lCneers And 90 help me
Goo believe ~ at those within these w.s, ana WIN
The 5000 or TO- eco honest voters whom beheld out
size sfrufg cling 10 gain admission es came here, ere
sufficient 10 oyerwhelm ten such parties. Cheer'l
Fellow ciizeD d. there Is great principle involved III
this contest. II Is cot simple question whether you
will reject Fernando Wood cries Of ayes, II is"
tisrot question in which the hopes and prospects
Ct enc man Interested, but it lie question whether
you will sGyccste the just, whether you VA rese5en
the great principle Of selfgovernment, Whether you
esu. sr be- a ap S for Your snI pv
legts. Loud chier..l Il is principle winch you
sIe called upon to stand by, becau'e if 2ut Lie GER
want WHO braves the storm, who besrds the non III his
ien vho in The di.cberge of high duty acting ua-
der he re.ponIblity Of his position, dsrss to hazard
the Indignation Of rulirg dynasty a. Absry, IL no.
sustained by those for whom be hazards s men VA!
FeIloN.ctizens dent Suppose that this remark Is the
result Of the ss htest doubt. Ny abiding confidence
IL stronger toIight than ever the belief that hsve
rot called upon the honest mss'es OF New-for 10
vain. fCheers The cay isnigh when " your SUI