New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-05

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he. don { scd rosdy srsJ perpetqs.ed JuSt sats
clsss Of mep have permitted the ssnaneO Wood r>sr
4 Nss.Yo,k for ycsfs. Re, matters became - cat-
rsgsoas they cOult sind Z no lofser and Aey csc@
10 the ooroius zen they would 4" Try jus, once" W..
pTesvnae they are sstocrceG 81 theT sscees sat
see special Proyio ence Il H.
Fro- TAe BtFa!o DIag Ti-o.
Mayor Nood has fallen. 1nere = grea. rejosciA "a
The cry over tbs insult ara by none more hesnsy
thsn the Democrats. Wood hsd nearly ruined u~
party ara asspec diegrscs upon 1t 10 sush degrs'
nat even the Administration were snx0as t. DO F,A
Of him.
F'or Ia, RSAe.s.r Ds-sc-a,
lie rtslls 81 the t'cton IA the city .. New ieTk
Throughout tie state The power OF an ursera Hoes
mseis'rste Is at Al end law ell hereafter b. respect
ed ID thu metropolis, ccifup zoo vii bs checksd ssA
the peope relieved e fOme o. the burdet. which ths
suppot: OF ~ EVIL yDsst. tEtA..ed upon them
Fro~ Tee O.rsso Dsls Tf~~
"Mr. Tiemsnns msjcrhy Il Newio'k city, con-
p,efe, Is >. 6l2i
Hal CIlunbisl
The contest in the City Of Newiork on Tuesday re-
sulte0 Got as W. expected, but a. we hoped IN u:
defeat of Fernsrto Wood. We 6pd caase 70 De gi.d
At this result-n not political victory, but ~ gress
moral triumph, and he rendering Of decided vescios
on the part of The people in favor Of good govsnsns
and agaibst the IshSle lasesltes OF tue o,seins al
reason that disorder ard not and crime had 80 long
held Sway in toe metropolis, and vas now EuAyed az
r,cty snd strongly n favor Of con:iGu'Dg power 10
present path zrg hanes. aad We ieAed hs1 there
Wa 20 power euuA % overcome these cOmbised ele-
merits. But i sppssIs ths, 81 agreeable suipuss wss
in stole for u, ara we hail Il Win much sstsf.ctoa
From TIE Pvorderce 1fibTEe
wood after fe~ days viii be no longer Mayor OF
New-loik-he hSs been whipped and thrown mo shs
shsde fer reflection The result Of the election oa
Tuesday was hoped foe but such we the intiseDces
k.ay q al
less Dnpnoped incumbent, that the most earnest for
change hoped with trembling" They Will now
eroy the reaizsrtu with better rest, and IS they
look back and zee that the aud tenor Of his OH
cisl course has teen misunderstanding ana de-
grsotg, they will have an idea OF the greatness snd
grspdeur Of the victory they have achieved winch toe
first hour OF success cowd not inrnlSa' We nlo'os
With the vctois in their deiv@snce, snd trust ohey
vii make right Of the laursls they have 80 gior-
iously won.
Wed called around him every tHaercs possible,
snd gave each direction aud with the strength OF his
party coIoentsted in his behalf aud the soundiog oy
Of democracy sent up IN every clique AT d dan where
il wss suppcsed It would ind en- eenc, he rested Tor
tia result and 4 came Wood va. defeated,
F,om Ihs Mil,cd.kee BieoaFs.
Tomorrow viii take place IN NoE York uuqaes-
tioIsby the most important mu iioiPa election ever
held on this eontineDI. kew-ioik holds so imperAa
sway over tire whole Continent in is business ana
ptospetity that whatever affects her for ve. or woe,
sensitivey touches the fsrhest States Of our Con-
federaey. The cot'eet is narrowed oowo to choice
between tSfDaLuo WOOD tue present mayor, snh
Duiel +. Tiemann, the uDon candidate, Wood - the
regular Democratic nominee; riemsun IA alec Dam
ocrst but uonipated by the opposition OF al psrties
Woo Is able, and IS interruptions POLITICAL -
even held power. He has the regular bOminStion IN
tis favor. He has uaturalized tive thousand lrl+o
voters. II ia well sso that ne mss "on his side sl the
" elements OF evil, crime and cmruptOpi all the
" swiDclers vsgsbo nds and villains OF nigh snd low
degree, and every rum hole, Peter Funk shop ana
" brothel-sll tee keepers Of which are Woodites.
4" On the other side is sTrayed the industry, pop
" city, morality and retpectability OF the oily
" the merchants, bank crs, artisaus, and msnufac-
"iurers. Ii Is the Taxpayer ssartt me nzedfer the
"houess man against the rogue, and our experiences
teaches lis that the rogues are likely TO Prove tho vio-
tors-uot that they tue most numerous, but like
well dile army, toe uost active.
From The Losispi4s journ,L
The election for the Newly Msyorsity comes OF
to day There l. excellent prospect mat good men
in all aus,ters a the Union wit be permitted o. 70
oics over the defsat Ct the Infamous Fernando Wood
The cha1ces are decidedly in favor Of that most de-
sirsble ssus. Certainly It Wood is elected tho IN
employed will have atles0t one hesyydsy 8" work
to beast II.