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

,o hi Nc call IN the country SUI nHii.. -, x -
49, do around them aud zee WHAT aiis uehi
l'sl ~, srgnd them the invigorating substance o.
blican principles; cay TO them tna. ns
sIrasdv a; hand and nerve them ior me hgnli am
chs December election WI ue o. P' ,o 90 400
Ne have ever had. Oh, Remember, lwo years ago,
y i;,,red ar nv coat and went for lamniany Nh
Ir 20 the shoulder. went night ana day "a
had been year IN associauon WIN 1871, 1S 20, he
no, ike him knew, in Gods name, could no1 oe |
a. v,orse and was willing to Try change In'iS
bas NOS been Republican or American near ehV1sa
10 The Cjtv Hal TO smell the dust Of the coners enh
-. coo,feA We were gr2elousiy told, AthV"s1,
r;,,e ont of every ten votes were Republicans ana
Ar,ey;cans that elected HIM, were told, ~ ~,
AZ be war warm in bis seat, thst ne nus l1u'.
retain his standing in Tammany fia-suen stahosl
TOO and 10 saeh piacel do NOT propose 70 an. ~
tics my morals on my religion, from iahl1hdily
Ian propose now th&t they shall come ana learn OF
=. us give them ODE pure, unadullerats1' IVne s
admnistratiou aud the 'aays Of Iais 10 ; 1a ~
numbered; and propose tbs Buffalo platform,
dep that hs bel me %Sm mao ssore and when BE got
60 Ear, and thought ! had gone down, be-
o.yard-like, jumped and swan ashore, lCheersl' |
| propose 10 settle his stomach entirely with my
friend solomon L. HULL who is not inferior IN ntei-
Rence or integrity to him. if Tammany Hail Is rgnt
or The Erening Post-tlee, that Is "a, ing enough.
IGood goodl Pinkney must be elected, he ought 10
be- tuegr hear.l He understands all OF the rotten.
ness of that concern. They do not want him indorsed
They have got 10 take him. The time has come when
there is 10 be complete renovation mere
demand a complete renovation Of this Kettle OF hsn,
and shall Rave s Now, M not eoi gt' a < any
longer iGO MI would not nave snd tue Inuch, on,
YOU know that have been IN place that they would
not let me NEEDLE with politics at ALL until reaily
felt 10 be let loose. Upon such an occasion
/ could not forego the pleasure Of ayailing
lnysef Of the opportunity. l VIII give way
for men that YOU would rather hear. will give way
however for no man who feels heartier determine
ton TO beat amnauy Hall, and Mozart too, than do
mvself. have been there. lApplause.I No, they
l.. lin oxtn mi
be purified there. Bolster up totierng AdmnstTa-
ton as the Collector calls upon you Let that Ad-
mnitation take care of tself. We must take care OF
ourselves and Americans and Republicans have fused
together to do this noble work of theirs. noble
principie il this fusion. L tell you, have seen the
bear stand in eose communion with the deer, wnen
the Storm King abroad and the AR was hled WIN
Danger, under the same tree. Danger mace them
fuse If Instinct teaches that how much more IN the
danger of the tint here, should we, as rational men
fuse in opposition 10 this wicked Tammany and Mozart
BALL 10 bring about the resurrection and he OF eter
nal, abiding principle in the City Government. Re-
newed aIplause
Tie Chairman then moved forward 1de by side
with Joseph Hoxie, and commenced introducing him by
utterng tie words IL is quite unnecessary TO intro
duee," ut which point he was interrupted by three
rousng cheers and tiger for Joseph Hcxie from the
audience aud he abandoned the introduction 10 LEI Mr.
Hoxie speak for himself.
SPEECH OF JOSEPH HoxIE, EsQ.
Mr.. HoxIE said Fellow-citizens, there is good
time coming. The Fifth avenue and the Five Points
have embraced each other Laughter and cheers
ROYAL Phelps and Capt Rynders have kissed each
other and n Nv you will all bear me witness that the
millennium must be nearer than it ever was before
have been asked hundred times more or less, within
the lat two or three days, How shall we vote TO
peyent that direct of all calarnities the election OF
Fernando Wood 7" Have ,ou come up here to ask
a.. 2 iNoICEs-NOl
up your minds ON that subject fes.J Wen, then,
guess we are unanimous. l have made up my mind.
II seems that there never was greater lhsult
offered 10 the common OF white meu and
earecially thOse belonging TO the Republican
party although they call rs very black, than to pro-
pound such question as that ana did not let the OPP
nortuuty 90 unimproved to let the gentleman under
stand thnt il that was done by way of joke, why
could pass oil very well, because like good Joke,
but if It asked m esrnest thought lhey could no.
How can Won vote except for the man who has been
nut M by the reclamation OF our Convention composed
of az much intelligence aud moral worth ad integrity,
and patriotism any that ever mingled win IN my
lie, and have been in great many. man Who re-
ceiyed the unanimous voice Of that Convention man
who az lived among you for some forty years withont
stain upon his escuicheon, man VINO mas dlgnihed
every position in which he has been placed, honor
able bigh-minded, noble; why, the very name
Of George OIdyke loud and continued applauseI,
and TO ak ne how am TO vote. No man shall IN
sult II I'm that way hereafter. They say that he IL
not known That he should not be known do not
tLirk very great misfortune. lie IL not known
where Fernando Wood il pretty wel-known on the
records of the criminal courts. do not suppose you
would find his name there al all and tmnk, that at
his ratification meeting held in this place not long
Sill ce | think the gentleman who preeided-who was
it, Finnel, Pinny OF Penny, or some KIND OF penny
" httle kind Of a NAME made special merit oil tins,
that Fernando Wood had never shaken hands with the
Black Republicans. W,p, now, tn re may be twJ rea-
g. ps ior liat. do not beieye any Black Republican
would suffer him 10 shake hands with him II nc had
ANYTHING in hia hand, He would IN Nv better. But
he Las never shaken hands with you, my fellOw-ci-
zens. Well, what a calamity that If. How will You
ever be allie 10 sustain yourselves under such ac
ton az that Go home, l beg you; but when you 20
do not be in hur ard pray for grace TO sustain un-
der this wonderful alictiou Of not having been taken
BY tie hand by tie lustrious Fernando Wood. Keep
his hand out of yours! Keep his hand out of your
pocket and above all, keep his hand ont OF the pubic
Treasury! He has been there too much already.
Laughter and deafenng applause. But dld not
want 10 waste your time and my little strength on
Fernando Wood. | suppose that u justice had been
done him long since, instead Of hlng the chair
of tie Chief Magistrate of yorr great city, be would
have occupied a pleasant pOsltion-a country seat on
the borders Of the Hudson, about 80 miles from New
fork. Well now, about Mr.. havemeyer have some
thing 70 say have known HIM from his boy hood
have eset med him and respected him in all the situa-
tons of life. But when am asked at this erlsisat
this tine in the history of AFFAIR." the affairs Of the
city-io vote for Mr.. Havemeyer, have some o1jec-
tons 20 make. i have nothing 70 say against his
character as man, but he must expect 70 be Judged
as all men always have been judged, and always
" be Judged 10 the end of time BY the company he
keeps But YOU and /, and the Republican party Of
the CITY are asked now give for Nj. Have
never 10 save them-irom wha, Why, from them
selves; the worst enemies confess. they have any
where il the world, as certainly the worst the ely
ever lad. Now, asked TO so into partnership
with these fsllozss- Ii | going 20 help in
making new concern, want 70 know little
about the character OF the men unite with,
10 know who INV partners are to be. find Mr. Have
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