New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-02

on the l4th Of November usei these words. "Whess
nS declared nss g s Wss 80. sGS s o. so sn
that II Fremont should be elected ne would .ers
TIE National Arsenal at Harpers Ferry the fact a. thst
tine wond have justified bold and decided meas-
ure II IL the fortune Of great and sifled minds
10 50 far in advance Of their cotcmporares and II wu
II. Seward sbolld be elected in 1866, where Is the
in our midst who would not call for an impeachment
OF the Governor Of Virginia II he should silently suffer
the AImory to pass under the control of sach Ex-
ecuiive." Talk about treason And Dir. VIA. Cory,
| a man when know 0 souay, says the same thing
| IN regard TO what was told him BY Mr. a. 4 Banks.
the editor Of Tie Sopfh SIDE Democrat, and Of
The Richmond Enquirer, lie was told thsi they
had minute menthey 10000 this, and 80, 900 thai,
ready TO march. Now If that is not treason, What the
d is' lGreat applause These men talk about
tTeasonl But enough Of that. | wish this Avcnue
Committee would remember this fact that those who
live in glass houses should not throw brickban.
Great laughter" Goodw "GoodP That's SOL
state and that is this: The Republican party Is now
the Constitutional party of this country great APP
pause and YOU cannot point TO Of its declarations
nor It's measures that Is not warranted by the men OF
&c. from Adams ali the way down 10 South
Carolina, including Washington. And that veners~
bic and immortal name reminds me Of something
that happened few hours ago. The City-Hall bell
toed with its usua for the burial Of The
great of New-York; whose fame has ceased
be American, in becoming the property Of mankind
and posterty--it told that he about 10 b con-
signed bis mother earth, mourned by thousands and
regretted by all am reminded by this of historical
fact. More than thousand years ago the venerable
Bede, who the only Saxon who knew the ancient
language translated tie Scriptures from Latin aud
Greek into Saxon, Snd through his influence Saxon
ancestors learned from that Word of God the founda-
ton Of their night 10 personal political and reli ous
liberty, which is itself the basis and fountain Of All
liberty. That illusirious nan was on bis death-bed
old and inirm, he was in the agonies Of death, hs
had arrived at the last chapter OF the Bible aud fell
back on his bed exhausted. His disciples who
acted as amanuenses entreated their dear master
10 rally oace more 10 finsh the little that was ef By
superhuman effort he raised up, and to the surprss
of the disciples and qualification OF al present he was
enabled flush those Scriptures that have do wn
10 us as tie basis OF the translation Of James Then
the old man said: !" AftRc cimiHs DoniHc'" Nov
lei thy servant depart in peace, for have finished my
work." So, too, Irving. who born the
cannon were sounding the news Of the victory a
Yorktown, felt that hrs Incompatible English stYie
AZ the link between the classics of the past and lhs
future, and. pressing forward, not satisfied with hs
delicious "knickerbocker History" his charming
Rrscebrdee Hall his Spanish talss. his noble life
of Columbus he looked To a coroDal Of redown which
should cease 6nehing his life Of Washington. He
was spared for that work and hardly had he thrown
down the pen, when he was enabled to s~y;
NV mission is fulfilled" He his conc away,
passed forever from ne, but his immortal work
il left with us. Read it, follow countrymenl Road
that life of Washington and then vote for corrupt
man and corrupt party, If you can Loud applause.l
He has left it TO show the sancttes which cluster
around the private gentleman, necessary 10 euc
daton Of political principles and the purity Of political
administration. Then cling 10 those truths, with the
Constitutional party of the United Constit',-
tional whether for Washington, or New York State,
or New-York City. l need not speak Of George
Opdyke Loud Cheersl, but viii say, we must cling
10 our principles and our own men, Better be deieat-
ed IA Voice, "No, no defeat ~, better lose than
cOalesce with dishonor and oppression
Three rousing cheers given for Mr.. Fry, 40 he
clcsed biz remarks.
The PRESIDENT then called On DAVID DyDLEr
FIELD, esq, who spske as follows;
Mr.. YIELDS SPEECH.
FxLLow.CTTIzESs: II Ia with great deal Of
reluctance that speak here at all tonight being
engsged to speak in my own ward tomorrow night,
and being much engaged otherwise, "a 10 make q
double effort oppressive Ii were 10 speak 10 you Of
the importance Of the election that TO take place ON
Tuesday next, should waste words. The misgovern-
ment Of this city lie known to YOU It's increasing debt
It's increasing taxation, the maadmnistration In
of its Executive Department. the venay OF its Coun
cil--they ere only too manifest. You have row the
opportunity TO remedy this evil by this single election
II we united and bent upon obtaining for officers
mon Council, and make all the departments
upright and efficient the best of them now
are, and lessen the burden Of taxation and debt
Why cannot this be donei Why should all thcse
who desire better City Government waste their
strength in strife with each other instead Of uniting
and keeping the office from imbecity and weakness.
There other than the insane thirst of needy
Adventures for public office. Here Is election
purely municipal and held at time different from tbs
Cther for the very purpose of separating IT, and yet It
Is sought to be controlled and there 10 every TO
suppose il will be controlled by politics alone, unless
the people take the matter into their own hands and
rescue il from that condition. Whose Is the FAULT
Tammany Hall (Applause-voceso Yes y" fes.'J
Tammsny Hall alone Fellow citizens, without wait
ing for the people 10 move, without waiting for
nomination Of upright men pledged TO no party, with
indecent haste they hoisted the party flag and pro-
claimed party leader and nsultingy boasted before
hand of party victory. DO speak TOO strongly,
fellow citizens {" No." mo" go on" Go ont
l have here speech made BY Collector Of thus
miuation Of WIN. +. Havemeycr and his associates
ask your attention 10 this, for the purpose Of askng
you afierw ard whether you can vote for such meni
thus ssys Mr. Sehells " We have again assembled TO
Municipal affairs 10 q desire TO elect honest msn
to Municipal Offices No But 70 " relterate our
devotion TO the great principles Of the Democratic
paityF' Great applause and laughter. |" And 70
economical administration Of the City Govern
ment Applause and laughter. OF pure men Tor
Office, OF an incorruptible Council and Mayor NO.
but in favor Of an administration which has faith
fully sustained those principles and has administered
the government with distinguished ability, with wis-
DOM with frmDsss, and with Jealous eye 70 the oest
interests of its itzens and the rights OF every
the republic" That Ia the programme which you are
asked to sanction by your yotes on Tuesday nexf-
Can YOU do IL lA No. no ri That is not all:
I'VE are on nsss.n. municipal election yi,ay
important IN ns4 o9y 10 cur cay but 70 car
state, and 10 the county at large
What have you to do, should ike TO know, what
have weaceording to all Just notions Of administers
o.o ,Ss. a wssn s, ya Hv important SOo IL
reference to national pohtosf l'Nothing.J
- great eorniet commenced effect Of Witch may b
jeopardy The unAon WHICH we az love and PSa a as
Dest metropolis dspend. -.