New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29

Republicans art appealed to in behalf Of William
F. Hayemeyer, on the ground that the Municipal Eec-
ton has no necessary connection with national pol
tics. Those who make this appeal strangely for
get the position which Mr. Havemeyer occupies
before the people. He is simply the candidate of
the TamuaDy faction of the Democratic party, aud
in the only authOratSe exposition of the subject yet
laid before the public, bis election has been urged
upon the electors on that ground.
We refer to the proceedings of the Ratification
Meeting at Tammany Hall on last Friday evening.
At that meeting the Hon. Augustus Schell presided
and in taking the chair said;
We are on important municipal election vitality
important IN It's consequence not only to our C ou 70 our
state the country large great conflict has commenced
W. an love and upon he maintenance Of which the future
perty and glory Of this great metropolis depend" Let ~.
the viii prove that Newfok, i. faithful in her
allegiance to our common eGant and that she y ;ii:asd
fall with them"
Is this talking as though no political considera-
tioDs were involved IN this election Are We not
told instead in the stale Democratic slang, that the
success of Hayemeyer and of Tammany Hall will
be regarded as great triumph of the Democrats
and a signal defeat Of the Republicans
1ue prlDcpdl OIdlOt VI evening was MI.
John Van Buren,, who treated this election with
which national politics have nothing to do, In the
following strain:
There word which he had to say Of the RePub
Lesn party They those acting with them declare thA the
Constitution league with death and he'll and many Of the
leading Republicans that there higher law than the Con
.tituou They declare that there iTepressoie conflict
which must until results IN the establishment Of slavery
Ia NewY abolition thr0ugho the entire Mon They
a. those drEuh OF slavery and me Sout1
al those violent prooeednE which have eventually mad
deued Of their number driven others TO commit
crime Here Ar. Van Buren, slid OF into long dquisition
Republicans, virginia and dissolution
the Union The this genlemsu speech we quote
ON the conclusion Of The heratcs report euloEie o.
DemocrA party and be eoquenty eHhored them to stand
victory when the election shall De that the
south North ha know that verdict in favor Of
union Of the Couederacy has been pronounced mHe1se
cheeng-l
Here we have the chosen orators OF Tamnany
Hall met together to set forth the views with which
they enter upon this canvass, yehementy repeating
al the stale imputations of disoyalty TO the Union
and of REASONABLE tendencies with which they have
been wont TO assail and belle the Republican party,
and distinctly avowiug what every body must know
without the avowal: that they are running Have
MEYER for political purposes alone. Perhaps there
may be Republicans who WIN swallow Sebel's and
Van Burens atrocious insults and aid in the attempt
to give Tammany Hall the Mayoralty TO use against
us next year; but such is not our taste. We are
for the election of Opdyke, - for an admInlStra-
ton of the City Government WIN which Iammany
Hall viii have nothing to do.