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

- 81 x smerie..ns aud Republican 70 aohelol ~
frply "a rocks Of granite, y l. -, fIIouciti-
pYssine4, A. Lat iuss 80 surely win you on Weanea-
- s-9ing Cad that year next Mayor igr TWO ye'o
.sassE 0PDyKE. Loud cheer NOW let Lee /
49, x,u how this s to be- In the irst Pia.e -
,.s s-,,e for Mr.. Havemcyer for these reasonst
I'D 81 AZ be the organ of the weakest aeaiyi " 80,
rmoes tic party; he cannot be elected Q; ~. end
ti,at tsrfy In the nezt place. and ioF nc - -
-. L. h The nominee OF 3 faction which hs.s pm,
,cltsd ard sought TO degrade yon; ne " Piled F;0h-
nv The ZANE clique Of men VINO ~ S,b the uost
avenue Democrats, who have pn. sos, rosseesng
s,rnrso,,a faIsehooAs upon public men-Ine5 PJ ,nS
N1oe'o,s s5 asr sTkom Won have elected, ana
whow Won viii again elect 20 once, r., ,Jev
,l,ev themselves do not believe Ihsy NOV ne; y,
49, nj connection whatever WIN me oOeIinoo =.
.h - Who would interfere with slavery whSfe ~
- tley Know that the Republican party -
a. ,,rex mt the extension OF slavery. iAPPauSe.l
" sh;s sneak with all eandOr and earnesiness
81. sonA rs, y AZ I would not appeal TO auy
-, 4 sneak thsrefo- in al candor and earnest
ss When maj a snO Y s sh Il ssas Clique o. a. men
rb ,svte - bs forgottea by the Republican party so
d that viii be many and many years. rs
s AYES. Now il 10 these men who have put Ior,
20. 4 Mr. Havemeyer, and who, If they triumph, VIII
,;aipg Il a. tie triumph overyou. NO q niger V'
a.a! u No, gentlemen, the strength Of Mi; nave
never does not count more than ABOUT l0,VVy woes
Tainmany Hall and Mozart Hall have about TINS pro-
portion Of votes Taking basis the election Of 1917,
The Democratic party, ! suppoee have 5o,OyV votes
and suppose that the Republican party, together wan
male Now what are the chancesl Mozart han VIII
take 20 60 Of the thirty; that Will leave Nj. lave
meyer eco votes, and he cannot be elected ness ne
eets great aid from Republican votes. / never
There are now in this city three eOmbnauonsJ one
party and factions Of party the only party IN ths
heldis the Republican parry lcheenngl with the ard
Net IL never be forgotten-wth the ana c1oPerauon
~ the Americans who have given Mr.. Opdyke their
nomination. We are in this election united, unted
party of 81 votes g Six thousand more Or,
xVe will supuoee that the votes be increased. Take
the ease of Hr Temann when 80 600 votes were cast
Mr. Temanp received 43, coo, Wood 1900, aud Mr..
Dugro, the nominee Of Tammany Hall, got fu"O,
showing that only 2,OOO Democratic votes were gwen
for Temann. i wish fellow-citizeDs, that my VOICE
might reach every independent vote OF NOT
only every Republican, but every man who desires
only 10 have election for the best mierees oil the
city that be may Judge how he can best cast his own
vote upou this election; he make II tell only by
voting Tor Mr.. Opdyke And every vote taken from
tie Republican party, or the American party ana gwen
20 NJ. Havemeyer, Is q vote suDtracted from Mr. Op
Syks and nuring TO the benefit Of Fernando Wood
RI that's 30 n and the only chance nnder heaven for
having a faithful and honest administration OF The
Hayofty for the next two years, Is 70 have every Re
publican and every American stand firm TO his nner
ill sundown on Tuesday next. lCheers.J WIZ not
make any further argument. have sad enough 70
your Judgment and u cannot F'sy s ,rO uo tbe .
misrule of that chief of Jaeohns, Fernando WOOD
vote for George OPdyAe lAppause.I
Gen. JAS. w. NYE was then introduced amid loud
applause. He said:
hail with you, my fellow-citizens, this most aus
pieisua occasion. II is a day for which have long
waited with entire confidence that it would come
rejoice therefore, with exceeding great JOY that the
day has come, in the City OF New-fork, when the
Republicans dare stand in defiant position upon their
own platform. Cheers.l II will send thrill Of Joy
over The mountain tops and through the valeys OF TINS
State that Will wake an echo in every Republican
Heart 1T ats So Two things are certain: Iammany
Hall ensceed, and they dare not let WOOD sac
Il al. fhfxyd n nQ will
their delegation Charleston 80 high hat gryitat'on
never win operate upon enc Of them Therefore,
fellow -Ciuzens be of good cheer. tell you that
Tammsny Hall wants place of refuge. lPgt EN- IN
In the coal-holel l took occasion 10 look at their
meeting in Wall street to-day. IL reminded one OF
the pictures exhibited here some years ago. winch re-
oeived "A great deal of attention, called Dlssolving
Views" Laughter and applause Colder than an
iceberg the Chairman, L understand very respect
able man. reared by the candidate for Mayofa fanny
concern And there stood, TO warm heiI snainB P9I
satious that warm generous-hearted old Wang Mr.
Ketchum lie has not had circulation ofred blood TO ms
exremeti ties since the old Wing party died Applanse'I
He youct ed IN my hearing, for Mr. Ogdens ennre re-
spectabiity but he said lie could not be Mayor, be-
caure he was q single man. Cheers ana laughter'l
And in order 20 make the thing, said he entirely GER
Tain that the Republicans Of this cy shali not nave
control am constrained to 20 with the Democratic
party Iangher Where else has he been ior the
last three or four years No gain there's and his be-
rating of the Republicans was the only thing tnas
broug forth cheers from that motley group Cheers
How consistent are they, and what doits they must
think we are-one day advertising traitors 10 our
country, the next beseeching US 10 60 with them' 10
give US a righteous City Government; the FINN aV-
enue suing its bulletin that Sew ard and his coadju-
tors and Greeley, AID the whole trbe, are traitors 10
their country; Tanmany Ea touching us IN the slie
and saving: Come with us, al give as q good Slty
Government againft THE old rascal Wood. lhey
cush TO hold together There ought 10 be some bond
bvsween Tammany hall and the fIth Avenue Hotel,
alive enough that they should EEL the same twinges
a both places at the same time. can only account
for it upon principle that the Fifth avenue people
are 80 dead thai they would feel electric shocA
But says Tammany Hail. we have respectable ca
ddaIe and c4lolingy they cay 10 us old barourners
tIei Hayemey oLe VI us. And 80 he was ana
when he with US, he would IA soon have
l.ken a rattlesnakes head in hs hand as
he would have laid his head in that harlOts lap.
IL he will lay HE head in that Delilahs lap insist
uJon that The Republican arm shall not be pat iorihto
sop the scissors IN then cutting. lApplaose.I NO,
nay fellow citizens driven 10 no such necessity
We have a candidate of our that will compare In
reel eciabty, talent, and, think, IN wealtfor That
10 be necessary qualifcahon-wIth the cdndi-
date Of Tammany Hall. lie Is az pure as the water
which flowed from the fountain when snliten by the
prophets rod and are under necessity for gong
a-begying for responsibility TO Tammany Hall whose
"a ociates are the Benicia Boy and Sheehen and all
nj are trained in the ily art OF self-detense
ced what Wood Las prefer ~ the rulng govern
ina poW or IN this city mind instead Of muscle. iCneers
I prefer TO zee the places hlled with intelligence
insl, ad Of the represe Luyes OF hdit-poubd Oiow
And If Mr. Havemeyer was right when he was with
us, be must be wrong now. That's 90 But he
would not trust Tammany to do anything; he knew
what depths abe had fallen. Says ne; " You may an
nOuuce nv in 1anmany that was adj. he
allowed that with one condition, howeveri and that
was that you put Ilaien with mei wil not trust
your snnken ship make a nomination 1T ALL yoa
may declare thai wiil accept but you shall nominate
Tl9en." Why Z" Because i will not trust you =
pnt tail to my kite" Complimentary, at least But
say thew the Republicans cannot succeed in New
- e fn,,a .saf And