New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-04
PUBLIC MEETINGS
GREAT ANTT-TAMMANY MEETING.

,,or me fact that Tammany Hall hal maintained
.abbon silence in respect TO the nominations of the
marty for State officers and at length the Metropolitan
Cab felt II incumbent, though but young organza-
6op TO lift It's voice in support of the ticket. Cheers
A list of vice presidents and secretaries was then
adopted.
ooupraiulatiDg the Club upon its juvenile ardOr in
responding to the nominations, regrettng his inability
10 BE- present, and assuring the Club that in November
the CITY Of New-York would roll up tremendous ma
iority for tine Democracy.
series of resolutions endorsing the State ticket
headed By Amasa j. Parker, charging the Black Re-
pubhoans with attempting to sell out the Erie Canal 70
further the raroad monopoly, denOuncing Albany in
reference in the Municipal affairs of this city, aud
ndorsing the Administration Of James Buchanan, were
read and adopted.
Gen. WAIBRIDGE then came forward, and was re-
ceived with tremendous applause. The General made
q capital stump speech. lie demonstrated that Mr..
Buchanan had pacifed Kansas, subdued Utah,
souelched the British Right Of Search and would no
doubt soon annex Cuba. The General insisted that
the results of Mr. BuchanaIs Administration justly
entitled him TO the gratitude and support OF the Empire
State and be was confident that his Administration
woud be most glorously sustained in November.
The General sat down amid prolonged applause
Ioud calls for Fernando Wood kept the meeting in
tumult for several minutes. AT length the Chairman
announced that Mr.. Wood was not IN the room, but
Cant Rynders would address them.
This was the signal for furiOus storm of hOOtings
and hissiDgs, ard cries of Turn him out :! the
order but their efforts were mavailing. Cries OF
Traitor" Go TO h and other opprobrious
epithets without number, assaled the Marshal.
At length he managed to say, The man who
wants To turn me out picked my pocket once, and no
doubt he's down on me because had him imprs-
Oned' Then the storm OF misses was renewed with
greater vehemcnce than before. In vain the Char.
man appealed; in vain the Captain bowed and
smiled; il was impossible for either to make himself
heard. An enthusiastic youngster on the platform
shouted, "Rynders shall speak, or therell be blood
- puial lx M llaI
down from behind by the managers.
The Chairman appealed TO the meeting Captain
Rynders had always worked for the party and they
hal invited him to address the meeting; ii only
common courtesy TO hear him.
VoIcEs-" He has no business here he's a spy he's
a airditorW
CHAIRMAN-Do, for heaven sake, gentlemen, come
10 order. Let Us show the gentleman common cour-
VolcEs-" There's black sheep among u.s. and
Kisses.
After another appeal from the Chairman the crowd
concluded 10 let Rynders speak.
The Captain said Fellow Democrats, have been
working for the Democratic party Tor more thdh 81
years; perhaps some OF those VINO are now ho2Slhs
me have not belonged to the party one year. Ihey
NAV be better Democrats than / am. have been
prominently concerned with the party for good many
years-aI my hfe time. in iact--and no doubt nave
made some mistakes, and earned some ehmtlcs III my
time In, if | have erred IL was an error OF the
iesd not of the heart. | have m'ant to BE-
..ght if | have not always been so' nave
always spoken my opinions outright wherever nave
been end if Jem Buchanan on anybody else don't IKE
them can't help that. give them the same hbelty
that ask Tor myself. The gentleman VINO mas pre-
vouy spoken told YOU of the divisions i'm the parties
of the oppo sitiou tell you must take care or we
shall be divided aso and fall an easy prey TO our foes
liisses and cheers belong TO the Iammany organ
ization: the Democracy of the Old Wigwam never
snake here before (ries of " Tammany Is played
ont. -" " Dry up and Kisses now you are at liberty
TO belong TO Which You please, the same as am !
came here al the Committees request to speak To yon,
as a Democrat of long standing and some experience
IN the party not otlccse. .ker; have got Il good
Office already, u better one than you eau give me-
lCrics "Take care or you may lose 1t, " yon don .
deserve il" Ii there's any Democrat more deserv-
ing Of il than myself he's welcome 10 haven't as soon
as he can get II, was at the head of political club
forty times AS large as this whether worked for
the partvs interests or not faint for me To say
The CovNrrEE-Drop personalities aud come to
Cant RYNDfns. turning sharply roundl-Upon my
soul gentlemln, II any one of you VIII gct up ana
make this speech for ue, III treat the crowd To has
kct Of champagne. Dcll,lNe laughter.I Ihope lhat
every Democrat here viii sustain the regular n0mlna
uons.
Volcrs-"Aud not be bypocrites."
The Captain who had evidently been completely
taken aback bv the hootug- and hisslng which greet
cd his appearance, vainly stroye TO recover himself
lie drank copous draughts of water and tined 90 look
cheerful, but his tongue Glove TO the ROOF OF ms nogh
and his voice dry and painfully husky. lie
Numbered ON for few seconds more but lc was Sc"
frequently interrupted and derided, that at length he
said well gentlemen, II vc afforded you any amuse-
mcut I'm glad ot 10; I'm sure have not gwen any
instruction. You invited me here to speak; bat no
doubt there others capable and agreeable 90
you present SO % bid You very good night. lShou,
of laughter and his>esl I'll retire; / IN going mp
ilrCunh that crowd, alOuc and uu0rmed. II any one
wants 20 wrcak their vengeance ON me, they'll have
an 0ppOituuy Of doing II outside. 1nc Captain
then ett amid storm OF hOots, hsscs and cNecralon,
and cries Of shame and cheers for traitor Ryn-
tl,rs " " 90 home to bed, and "dOwn with lamma-
nv Hall which the brass band attempted iu Nuu ga
overpower Gen. Nabrdgc at length rose, and with
bland smile and wave Of the hand s.llet the tur-
bulcnl and restored quiet.
Mr. G. II. BRACKErT made few remarks 70 the
eject that the party could DO without Capt Ryreers
quite as much as the Captain could 40 wltho's thc
party. lie tlen cuogized the Administration, AL
eXioied the State nominations.
Mr. CONRAD SUPERINTENDENT appeared, ana made
a sound national speech, in which he denonStratei
That the Democratic party and the Constitution were
one and useparable that Mr.. Buchanan was il. tle
lhe best President that the country ever h1d tlat
Popular Soy crcigniy was gross departure from the
ON bSmocIStc ai1marks and to tolerate IL was trea-
i'm ~ tuo ueepcsidye Hethen pitchciinto Iammany
Co,; ~, uVt endorsing the nominees of the Syracuse
30 headed as the ticket was by ''that almost
"o0,.'he man, Auasa }. Parker" lCbeersl Tam
hiy nau allowed nearly three weeks ~ clapse with
olt ulteIig sound in response IA ne nominations
while he, the speaker addressed D,c.,,;c ys.;f;
eaton meeting iu Kings County The rovt nj I'M af,r
u' hohlhauhN sNtIe made. Mr.. Schwack hamer
Was particularly down on the Black Republicans He
said they have set up police over M tbs+ ..bs
us from door t0 door, while We ar, exer;s s,,, n
night Of casting ballots" Ii spoh ..r5,,s'-
wa permitted, what wOud become of the ri,hts !.
democracy Where Were the Liberties for which
Their fathers had fought bled and diej fE,.it.
spplsuse.l Mr. Swackhamer having talked tbc 6aU
nan empty, the meeting ucontnently adjourned with
'Tee cheers for Fernando Wood, and the State ticket
COMMISSIONERS OF HEALTH