New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-02
The Hon J. P. CoorrR proposed the following gen.

The Hon. J. p. COOPER proposed the following gen.
tlemen for Secretaries:
+. ,. Bro~ I a f. Keech, VIM. Csslhsld,
W. }. A. Fuller. Lewis Naumsnn, John Shipton,
R. j. Hinton NJ. D.,A J. Dt,enhotfer, N. 4. Reed.
r. wynkoop A. C. lille, J; 2. Kennedy
Y Robinson jr George Whitfield Frank w. shepherd,
Penny " saith VIM Haw. IT,, Sidney Smith,
Wn. A. smarey, Henry Clay Rope, John NJ. Costa,
4. Sc.s sos7ow Josn IS Ksyser Vim T. Ashmsn
ho. h. Van Buren,. Lewis NJ. Peck, James Miller
Ano. stookey jas NJ Thompson, VIM. Arenffed
brtstisn "a hw Artx Peter Fritz. Ephram Lockwood
nd a t,oetI WIN p Chsmbers WIN. n. MerTen
cFE Eeudei. Arisnln. Ribert, Robert Irwin.
John Cooper it, Elliott Shepard,
The gentlemen named were unanimously elected.
Augustus F. Dow then read the following Fesolu-
tiOns. ,
Ro,sd That the opinion of this meeting the approach
Ing nrnpe election one unequaed interest to the eit
arrived when New ORR is to decide BY her deport
s at the baotbox not only whether she VIII be governed
well a. bu. whether she can and VIII continue 70 govern
RSsd That in the nominee. Of the Republican party for
City officers have presented for our suass men IN whom
unlimited eoD6dencsmen whose ehassctsrs Tor ca
and eonsSsnee ard We commend citizens
sns in whose charge their interests ana oil
koired That in 6eorge Opayse ea applause and three
chee,l cur romnee for Mayor behold man every way
plate him in his eevsed moral and ocia qaa'es
liz enlightened patriotism his and manly hide.
achase O an duties find him IN every equal 70 The
emergency and worthy The support Of AZ q asn' Sn,Sas
.o;,.5 That IN Solomon l. Hull "Three cheers for Mr.
our nom~e for Counsel to the Corporation we oehod
pure and elevated moral character Of ample
proit ssoss ailments Of unfsis energy indus
Nv and vigilance In the discharge o. duties Inn
posed % him and nan every Fy analnss nau ~ Nh
he csadse confessdy much needed and IN oor opn'
Ion pspsabe surs prosperity Of our city lCheeA
man Snine. fo h aaascatious t the Office for which be Is
TIA, 6 R '5 Ty.sy and snf sds I' and e
confidently refer 1900 49,. hov..o
dfculy In ing what iind Of Standardization OF cur MoAi
cps nn !. BY the peoessc patty des@sd Demo.
Tie wrongs aud injuries city @- sustained az Their hands We
ssrne listen to tie rsq"S 20 aS o. me-. a' or
asas. leheer' bs, We view With d;,os, Az oSsrisss
mary Han stly aud through AS.sr, Hall ne decline e
r md fh .dd iss sos we're strengthen our
aversion nominee from source Itself so hope
sopts uhobectionsbe and would only that old aod
while the Of the other had become npo
snpe 10 al doubts foo the mind Of ever snshensd
and true Republican OF phianihfopic eHrsn Loud
The resolutions were adopted with enthusiasm.
Amid loud calls and the most tuInnl,uous applause,
the President introduced Mr.. VIM. IL. Fry, who said;
MR.. FRr's SPEECH.
| beg leave to state, gentlemen, that when | was
homo, ed b an invitation to address this meeting to-
night, it was stipulated with the Committee, that
should have the privilege and honor OF addressing you
II,
attend TO connected with the press tonight and ii
don't freak now shall not have the pleasure OF adj
dressing YOU at all. Loud cries Of " TO on " Go
on"l have often addressed my feow-citzens, and
have never asked any privilege but tonight ask
one What is this question OF the Mayoralty which 50
aeiiaes our city beyond ordinary political precedent
even 10 its innermost 6bers L. IA simply this: The
Sham Democratic party OF this city, being divided
through its conupons into two parts, we, the hepuo
hcuDs are called upon TO coalesce with that part
which seems to bo tho least putrid, but we say,
they both stink alike. Loud cheers, laughter and
cries Of Good" " Good There 10 resson, Mr.
Chairman and fellow citizens, why we should go INTO
Tammany Hall for a candidate for the Chlef Mags-
tracy of THE great city, any than we should 20
10 Sing Sing. iGreat laughter.l | did not mean TO
say Sing Sing; meant 10 say Mozart Hall lgreat ap.
plause and shouts OF laughter, but the mueeai ana
moral associations Of these two establishments are 80
much alike il IL impossible not TO confound them. Re-
ne ed laug liter and cheering But suppose some one
should saw I've should vote tor Mr. Havemeyer now,
because we voted for Mr. Eeinann two years ago.
Nothing OF the kind We voted for Mr.. llemann then,
not because he in TaImany Hall, bat because he
was out of IT, Loud and long cheering and cries OF
ayes" "Thats it'll That Is just the difference.
Now look where Dir. Haysmsyer stands. N0se'tur a
socIls That's Latin, and means " Birds OF feather
foeb together" IGreat laughter and apPlanse.l 1
well remember, at the Academy Of Music, where we
ad that rare tinis, when Mr. Haysmeyer presided,
but where is Dir. Havepeyer now lie con-
sorts with the very people to. whom be was
diem opposed A. that time, Tanmany
Han was friends with Mr. Wood; aud Tammany Hall
now, with its Pewter Mug, and bull-terrier, knock
down rat-catching crowd loud laughter and eheefs
Is no better They knew What Wood was then, and
they knew his history and anteeedents. They knew
he founded biz political fortunes IN niquity by keep
ing twoeent erog chop in the Fourth Ward. lCheers
and lauebter.l TLey knew also the history Of tnat
$500 Marvin business in which be was almcet
convct-rbat to say he eseaped with just credit
OF four hours. They knew thai this same Wool at
tempted revolution, and would have succeeded but
for The pluck Of the gallant 1sh segimeni. uo anu
thai there just ,l60 grogshoPs IN this cityno'
more nor no lsrs; and they kEow-And quote from
the departed Nike Walsh lof whom would always
IL hon % and fountains Of the Democracy and be
ought 10 know. Loud applause. And are weto go
Ar crawl upon our knees 70 Tanmany and ask for
car ddate Look al the CRIME, de la eTeSae, the
gentlemen professors Of The sare,r Jare, Ike hf.
August Belmont, " ho went az Minister abroad To-
show Of the airs and graces, and who wlshes men 70
90 TO s,aip; Ike Mr. Royal Phelps, and all those gem
tleusn who hye IN those fine houses Of which Miss
Murray Mad Of Honor 10 the Queen. said were more
spIsEdidly furnished than even Windsor Castle.
taughterl tell you it is something more than far
aiiuFe that nakes gentleman Loud coeers,b "i.At
did ,hsy DO They came out and endeavoEsd 20 rum
our party; 10 ruin nationally; - ruin II as regafas
tie State election, and regards this more rHleiase
municipal election. What did these gsntieDen do !
Tbsy attacked nan whom ys all esteem and honor;
they attacked the whole Republican party, and en-
deayored 10 prove il guilty Of frtassa snail only
take I'D your tne momeai more. while carry the
war into Virginia. Iaagh.er and applanse.l There
gentlemen here whom you viii delight to hear,
ard whom / should Ike 10 hear, and will be
brief. We ali know there il a misguided
msn, whose aeis, the Republican party
utterly and absolutely repudiats, ard who y 70 be
hanged tomorrow. For the Republican party 10 a
Constitutions. party Grea; applause, and eries Of
Good, That's true. was interrupted the other
night, and gave WAY 70 my friend Hoxie, and did MOI
have tine TO define my position. said there
men % ben, upon desPOtsn, that even the coustitu