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

Of this State found gentleman this city Of great
learning and he made him Supreme Judge, AMI this
Judge had 10 say whether the Albany law hw, and
he said was, because the Office Of Mr. Tallmadge was
new oilce The conclusion Of that was that Talmadge
would draw To himself and absorb Matscil QAughter(
New, he knew that hs friend Tamadgc could absorb
good deal but II was too much believe that no could
Jndge-a supreme Judge 10 use Erress language)-and
Denio decided that the law law, Mr. ID. told story
Of Chief Justice in Dublin who in deciding case, after
his two Associates Judges had given their opinions, said
he agreed with his brother Champion for the reasons
stated by his brother Pennefeather Qanghter) This
the principle which the supreme Judge at Albany
decided The Commissioners OF Police now got saiares
OF 50 900 yeaTnot for protecting the peace but for
tecng and screening the murderers (voices-"Thst rs
SOY Now he came to committee Of gentlemen,
headed by that gentleman who bad the good fortune no
10 convict Mrs. Cunningham and not TO convict hundreds
OF orgers and burglars who had got up circular telling
again the old Marvine story and other such rdcu
lous stories. His friend Oakley Hall (hisses) had
democrats patriots and all the wings jealous for
place and therefore he gave his voice IN favor OF
democratic sns.d ~,sen, ns ss meeting @
If they had any, went astray and W. lost.
the crowd. They managed to get up speech from
nute broker named Rker, who as he taahed OF vrtus
might have made the gray pillar which he emin
blush for shame. That meeting appointed Committee
Conference the members OF which felt Individually that
the on the left would cut his throat and the
the right pick his pocket Qaughter) They must have
hsscs) could have found his way the dark
whore assembled unless he were lighted up by hts
friend BOBBY Brooks of the Express his other friend,
Chauncoy Schafer. Another meeting called
in Wall street, and they got man 10 speak whom
even the blushing Of the granite could not
Mr. Smith commenced his speech with the expletves OF
robbers, forgers and villains II the man against whom
he levelled these names at all committed any crime IL
was the crime of ever having been led by Recorder
Smith, In fact, Recorder Smith included the whole OF
this assembly as robbers iisses) Now, brother rob
bers-said Nr. noheny-I remember the time when
James Sntth Jr got the suffrage of every of
robbers. daughter and hisses) That man came down
from the bench-with his ermne as il we're about him
and told the people IN Wall that he would count tho
votes with revolver at the head Of each
(Hnses) If the unfortunate casualty that befel the
Cities OF the Plain should befal this city, he hoped
that James NJ Smith, Jr, as the only immaculate
person in the city would as he assembled the Iiarlor,
heights turn round like Lots wife, and be turned into
gttering pillar of salt with revolver in each hand,
monument to all eternity of his own immaculate purity.
daughter and applause.) Fernando Wood were this
desperate robber why not Temann presented TO
people of New York, not a democrat, not Amer-
can to rule America but as an honest man2 This Mr..
james Smith a candidate before the Convention OF
Tammany Hall for the office of Mayor, and out ef
the hundred and ten robbers who in the Con
vention, he got the vote Of but honest robber.
Qaughter) As TO Fernando Wood, the poor
honored by him as much as the rich. The widow in her
and tears had his office door open for her much amt
than the richest nabob in Wall street applause
One great crime of Fernando Wood ths-that he said
man should starve while there wealth New
York. (Cries of Good He (Mr. D. was no leveer
but he would say when poverty comes give the poor
work and not aims (Good) He hoped that the present
distinguished United states District Attorney OF New York
would get honest hearing at the Academy Of Music
morrow night but he should not appeal to tho Irish voto
so long he made Jew his assistant. He had no OBJ
lection TO Mr.. Joachmssen because he was a jew but
still he thought that Irshman American Of
could have been found to draw Mr. McKeons sentiments
towards him. II Mr.. John MeKeon could show that
did favor good To Irish woman, then hc
might appeal TO his Irish fellow citizens against
Fernando Wood (Cheers) When they voted for
Fernando Wood they voted not much for him
for the representative Of the democratic party Good
He never asked favor OF Fernando Wood or Of other
American citizen tins city. He sought crumbs Of
comfort from any But he would tell them that
when came 10 voting they were bound to vote for tho
interpreters
nation and for the champions OF those principles Jap
pause) They bound to proclaim 10 the South that
II the South true to democracy then democracy
would be true 70 the South.
After eloquent peroraton Mr. Doheny withdrew AMID
much applause.
And then at 10 p NJ the meeting adjourned proceed
70 the - Nicholas Hotel, to serenade Mayor Wool