The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-24

ton an high minded men could never tolerate
But the State was saved from this despo,i-'n and
that gross attempt would be successful They had eecea
Mayor for two years Ia vocE-"Wcll elect him aeain
but the black republicans egsaScd him out Of year OF
his cce. The Mayor Of their choice thus hurled ont
Of his chair and the rights Of tho citzens torn from them
cons brains Of black republicans seated At the head OF
tide water-( (hiisses)-sgne by John A. Kng-(Hisses)
and sent down here murky morning TO such men az
Gen Nye( (Hssss)-a respectable man enough, but who,
awakened early In the morning could probably tell
what ward he lived in Then there Sim Draper, but
he retired and now was able to take his lunch with
men. Qaughtcr.) There was agglomeration OF black
spirits and grey blue spirits and white OF black republicans
and white Know Nothings and one or two democratic
s headQnarter In White street.-the blaekest place he
ever knew He, in Difference To the coored brethren
Qsuehter) The first act Of that commission was TO
cast out democratic police The consequences Of that
act were known 70 them allriots followed, and fellows
were appointed police who themselves required a
police 10 look after them. Qaughter.) Democrats
cast out Of Office and thrown the community
Police Commissioners at times the morning when
suited their business and retired when their appctites
snggessea daughter Among the causes assigned ey
severng the colonies from Great Britain that the King
had created new Offices and cent here swarms Of officers
10 haTafs the people and TO eat their substance The
black republican Legislature did the We're not
these Commissioners, when they would after 8
O'Clock because their dinner hour here
up the substance OF the peopleY Iaughter) have re
marked-Nr Cochrane proceeded TO say-to you that
Fernando Wood was legislated out Of Office. have
planned 10 you how you oppressed In your liberties;
now explain TO you how your rights have been usurped
The man whom you elected TO oil the office of Msyoras
has been stated from this rostrum 10 nght-for the
Of two years legslated of Office of those
years bad expired Now then, you would redress
rrht-f you would resist the wrong-you must replace
that which has been displaced. Ceres of "We will ~
You must in sovereign might declare that whenever
the sufragcs of the independent voters have been
ered with, they who thus ntorfered with them shall be
taught that the act is not TO be done with mpunity
They must be taught that whether right wrong the
people have wled IT, that will cannot be nterfered with
and that If it be, such interference will be proclaimed
be despotism Are you ready for despotismY Crcs Of
"No, no'o Not one Of your no, no. Therefore TO
night when you called upon here oppres-
sion Of your rights in that the sacred privilege of local self
government taken from you, you are also called upon
legislated out of Office (Cres of 1--WE WILL willn)
ANOTHER VolcE-Gve us good substantial democrat.
That's what we want.
Mr. CocHRASE-You shall have substantial democracy; ;
you shall have that democracy established where tho
tights OF the people, proclaimed and enforced
by themselves are sustained and vindicated. Now
fellow citizens, ! have, IN the few moment left To
me, two further remarks to indulge in and
you will bear with me patiently, for believe the effort
will be for your own ultimate benefit (C'ries of 1--WE
wl) II has been here this evening that the op-
position is arrayed against usthat all parties, however
much they may differ in principle and has been alleged
and averred that black republican and Know Nothing
can more meet and mnge than water and oil
and mnele,) are combined against Here then
men Of all parties and OF all principles operatng-and
for what purpose For the simple and avowed purpose
Of prostratng democratic nominee. You have heard
already from this place what has been declared
in reference to the personnel Of the candidate
of your choice. These things well known 10
you and have been affirmed by your applause.
There is another view take Of this subject which
my duty now To advert TO- Fernando Wood the
gular minee OF Tammany Hail. Three cheers for Fer
nando wood.) Tammnny Hall Is the headquarters OF
democracy, not alone OF the democracy OF the city and
county OF New York. but she the political pharos Of the
democracy Of the Union. II s at this light that
burns here, this vesta flame of pure and undecided IL
berty which the eye the democracy the nation IL
fixed. 1t is To this sacred place that pilgrim after pnsm
up from every quarter OF this broad land par
take Of its inspiration and TO participate in s riumphs
And this proud place having emitted and announced
her nominations, II s not for irreeuarity and dir
order To derange them. These nominations have
concentrated on the names Of certain gentlemsn.
Among these names rs the name Of Fernando Wood /;
and he devil ncarnae, long the Judgment
Of the upright and intelligent democracy Of Tammany Hall
with opportunities qualifying them Judge, he has been
pronounced TO be worthy standard bearer Of these prn
cples-
Here stentorian voice beloved out IA better man
could not be there and the sentence left unfinished
Mr. CotHRANE-NOw, fellow citizens, two words
in reference to the rights Of parties. take that they
who are here 10 night democrats take that
who assembled here TO confirm nominations, those
who belong 10 the party which has its headquarters Fan
many Hail. They who democrats follow the
OF the party and for the that the party always
rgh-not that the party no, occasionally but that
always on the second trial. and always reflection, the
party Is right whose principles are right Tammany Hall
has always represented the principles Of the party from
those dark days when In the life time Of Thomas Jcfcr
gar waged against the strong power Of the ede
ralisG, down to the time OF Andrew Jackson-(thrce
cheers for Andrew jackson when Tammany Hall stood
faithful by the old permanent Tammany Hall has
always led the van in the democratic race Her chill.
dren, who guided by her light always stand by her
acts till those acts have boen pronounced be nudcous
contrary to democratic principles When that party
orsaken the whole country and her Institutions must fall
into anarchy for fellow democrats, you well know that
without the nstrumestaiy Of party there is Of
form effort Unless You stood here tonight
organized and ordered party your advcrsares would
wage successful war against you. II rs because they
have no pary IL because they have no party organza
with party organization and with party principle, will
oyerwhcm them with defeat on the coming LIST OF Dece
ber (Crics Of Igood') Now, fellow democrats. have
explained 10 you the strength OF the position which you
occupy tonight In the first place is not for persons
that you assembled here s to sustain those great
principles that you and 10 those pnc
pies lie necessary that you should elect the ticket that
you have nominated. In the place have explained
to you how no dcmocrano consistent OF you could
Hall
Here the speaker interrupted by the entering Of the
Mr. CouHRASE-There the only true natives OF tho
country. Turn round and take look After the look
taken Mr. Cochrane resumed III shown you why
is that you should feel confident of your position have
shown you why that by feeling that con sdence you
will be able 10 elect your ticket Therefore, with such
conndcnce-with such ticket you have rahed-therc
be reasonable question that in the coming
struggle you will prevail as you prevailed In the ante
cedent Look at the figures staring you in the face
You carried this city nj the last contest by majority Of
5000 the State ticket. You carried your city by
majority the local ticket, the lowest figure, OF
over 1900; and that a majority all combined
opposition. And since then there have been gentlemen
who have come 10 shores Tor the purpose ~ partc
patng in liberties and who have received the right
OF naturalization. These men, TO the number o two
thousand added your strength II, therefore, you
take these figures into consideration you may be inspired
with the belief and confidence that your
efforts IN December let congratulate you therefore
fellow citizens that under such auspices and with such
ancpaons your banners are unfurled and that you
your line OF march 20 victory. Sus,ain your arms
your enemies with defeat and you will do nothing
than what you have accomplished In November
by all your fellow democrats throughout the state and the
nation. cloud eheers)
Captain Rynders was loudly called for but the Captain
excused himself being unable speak from the effects OF
a severe cold and throat
SPEECH or MIR. A. ID. BANKS, OF VIRGINIA
The Chairman then introduced Mr.. A. u Banks, Of vr-
Fina who said that he proud 10 meet for the first
time in council the democracy Of New York IN old Tam.
many Hall that lion hearted democracy whose name
synony OF devotion the Unon only the city and
state OF New York, but throughout the whole country
But as he there spectator merely and 10 hear