The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-01
THE POLITICAL CAMPAIGN.
IIbe Fight in the Third Congressional
District.
TIE WARS or THE DEMOCRATIC ROSES.
Wood versus SickRes, and sicRses
versus Wood.
NAMES or THE CANDIDATES.
THE NNER CITY,
kC., &c, &C.
MEETING IN FAVOR or MR. sIcKlEs.

MEETING IN FAVOR or MR. SlCkI.ES
meeting Of the friends and adherents OF Hon Daniel
n Sckes held on Saturday evening at the Bowiin,
Green Apatform erected on the most available part
Of the open space II would he well the candidates paid
little the construction 81 the stands from
which they address the peopleas for the political plat
forms the panks and mbers oe which thoy composed
appear Of little consequence now aday Throughout
the day the did poptous for the meet
ng-the indications in fact altogether nfa7orable
and seemed as if they intended throw cold water
proceedings AS the appointed hour approached, how
over the sky began clear and by eight O'Clock the
meeting was under full way. Mr. Samuel Aud presided,
having been duly proposed by Mr. Williams, and long
OF officers read oy Mr.. Meyer These necessary
prelminaries having satisfactorily arranged, the
meeting was addressed oy Hon Mr.. McMurray and
Captain Rynders who were followed by Hon.
Danel f. Sckles, the Tammany Hal Candidate for the
Third Congressional district
Mr. SIcKIEs commenced by aludng the position that
had filled in State Senate and III Congress proofs
of the confidence Of the people IN nus integrity and g h
denomination endorsement Of his character. re-
greet said he that the labor which have already gone
through this prevents from addressing you
night fully and elaboratey as could desire, and
intended to do upon each and all OF The issues which
have been presented in this Il my wish and
desire of my heart TO meet and defy accusation
confront every accser and ask at the hands of my
constituents that full and impartial hearing that
confident Of the justice Of his cause may demand come
before you asking your endorsement and appreciation be-
tho interests of the country and Of the democratic
Iarty require that every whom that party presents
candidate for Congress snail DC elected, order that
may sustain, ny ms voice ana voe, our patrloic and
President his efforts % restore 70 country
aaI peace and that concord which our people enjoyed
~ the early days of the republic. (lppiause)
y low democrats you asked at this time scatter
y "a divide your forces Men, heretofore eminent in the
emocratc party, enjoy large degree Of It's conf
aei zee ask you TO desert the democratic standard and
ass i in the election Of man who is opposed TO
pri Cples You will not do IT, know. (Crlcs of No,
20 The issue in this canvass is between Mr.. William,
sen md the citizen who now addressesyou.
a VoICE-We amt gong TO vote for no Know Nothing.
Mr.. sIcME-Every vote gwen for Mr. waIbrdge isa
cte given for the Know Nothing and republican cand.
ate, Mr. Williamson, and every man who desires the
election of Know Nothing and republican candidate will
Vote either for walbrldge Williamson as he may prefer
4 ut every man his the of the
iemocratc party win for the regular democratic
aominec Three cheers for Sickes) General Walbridgc
At pledged himself 10 sustain the republican party in the
pext House Of Representatives he their
this district He has pledged himself TO vote for the
pubcan candidate for Speaker Of the House if he can re-
sciyc republican support General Walbrdge has
oaIt,on Know Nothme and republcan county ticket for
Sheriff County Clerk other county officers Ircfcr 10 the
german papers 70 show that agreement Cen Wabrdge
entire harmony Of action and sentiment with the oppo
nents Of the administration Of Mr. Buchanan. Cen Wal
bridge has addressed many meetings in this district du
ing this canvass ask you TO look over all the speeches
has made-for although they are copious IN statistics
bout tar and segars and sugAr-athough they abound
y the most admirable sentiments about everything in
neral and nothing n particular-(augnter)-a although
h cy fun of magnoquent phrases about the cond
the coanyI ask you TO look over these speeches
from which you can derive guarantee be will stand
~ the party and President Buchananthat he
in the Congress Of the United states And yet, fellow
democrats Mr. walbridge claims yonr support, the sup
osOSs SU q Fs II avs Sa. M sE isSG po
missed him that he might run in 1855 Well, could man
run for Congress this district who did not 1--we In the
Cty2 CCnes Of No, no') think not
yoi0-He's squaiter. Oaughter)
Mr. s-General walbridge sad 70 me in 1856
Ihaye no, been Identified democratic party Of
cIty state: 4, hut mean 70 be So have never
been member Of Ward Commute % or r Ssnersl 1qmni
have had no dsnuacson WI Io Y Poga a pn' ~ . nsan @ y
my withdrawal al ,his ameio nd me aud my friends IN my
Wei. he never lived ia Se~ York from ina, hour iii
the month OF September ls5s-jus about the time that
nominee for Congress was 70 DC chosen told hm that
their suiagcs that would yield 70 that request and
would make the canvass Of 1855 that If he desired 70
run Il must be in some other district and IL 20 would
cbeerfuy aid and assist him In obtaining domination
without consultation with my friends, and IN dsrc
himself forward as a stump candidate in this
district, against the organ zation OF the party, N
advance Of the nominating convention. thus putting
utterly out my power that Of my friends assist
him IN obtaining a nomination IN any other dis
uCt was willing 70 assist him, aud was desirous OF
falhlng every obligation, expressed Or lmpneG tnat
might deyolve uTon as ar honorable man under the
circumstances but by hs own folly and ridiculous course
he dedod the organization oi the party refused az con
suliaon with my friends or myself and pu out 81 my
power the power of the democratic rarty Of any dis
Tot, 70 crafty bis desire Three cheers for Daniel
.ckcs.) Mr.. Walbridge assigns two reasons Why hc
ought 70 have your vote, aud Why should not Ihave
considered one will now briefly consider another. lie
that he supported regular nominations last year. and
4 4
nominations now and am not | have already charged
that Mr WalbrdFc himself last year solicited the MONT
nation / opposition % Mayor Wood which hr Iiemann
obtained DE dare not meet this accusation. have In
my pocket conclusive proof q this charge against
him. I have the letter q Samuel = Butter.
worth, whose statement No man n tls community
viii venture deny and this letter will hand TO the
press lor publication The letter q Captain Rynders,
United States Marshal fully endorses all have SAID uTon
ths POINT and General walbrdFe VIII resign his comms
son the obscuriy q the ranks, before b.
ys venture deny the statement o. Isaiah Ryndcrs.
NV YoRS. oct r. 1864
Drse sRYQu ass .ecccgiionsof of an Interview which
ook phce ~ ne Assly oac, r. ny prcsenee between Gen
An % aSns ~ ,,sTo, 4 repeat al thst was ssl on
nv, @rasss rr,meber ,ba Den expressed to Won an
against Fernando Wood he sliea your powerful AID 10
SSys 5efesfsr Nominated NJ fnsaa he e yog many
sad tha hrs would be acceptable the HgRALp ri
h and o,hes journals end That be @ certain he could be
your influence lis behalf yeg could b. he was
s % s s9es why 0 s % NV % eed
rsspsSusly sys , Your rsad SAN y BTTTERwoRrtf'
NV YoRK oct y, 1885,.
% % yGsT SSy Sso wos wssrse 5 % and
VII ase 'f I wp as samina,eg - af ~ yanmsny %
Nh sSeTS va. so Ss Soaadss nor prsss Ss h" %ss he
9,o9 - re.o9 Sy $ y s should gfRs s S%sd s, he ne x
avor which Se Thought would ensure his elecon. told
General waibrdge nat Wood had been nominated At Tam
s5aic parry yenrs ~ A. ISAIAH RYNDERs.
And yet the of notorious facts ike these you find
Fernando Wood Gideon j. Tucker Daniel Dickinson, and
ther gentlemen coming i0to this distract where they
don't belong aud with which they have been idcn
tied, and ask you 10 desert the democratic standard
~ order 70 crafty their personal amnesty against me
asking you 70 assist them promoting the election q
Know Nothing and black republican fusOnlst Mr.
Wood comcs down TO the district and makes speech
sailing me What docs nc syf lie that voted for and
aldc the passage Of Tire Metropolitan Police bill lie
that the charge i iase-alsc ii evcry partcuiar-4he
H. The record ui the Senate and The journal Of the
unying witnesses that he Is false IA Vol and
false 20 myself whcHmhe NAL IS that sssiemOa
voiCt,-rhat' "
The record of the senate o. the state shows nv ,oe
nd that record any dcrorat Gan See for huse w going