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

cNuNtutc az - tlOcks ON before the gfrat flAI
crowded TO lie utmost caPaeiiy; We have never
seen il 70 closely packed. Before 2 oeIcck dolas
were offered for standing inside, md there
thousands outside. The Twenty-frs; Ward Club had
6oO men in it, procession. Col Christian Schwartz
walder was 20 have presided, bat IT seemed that
he got somehow entanged in the crowd outside.
Meantime PADDY Burns disp played banner which
cited much mefriment in the Hall. Among those
upon the platform Secretary Of state Tucker, and
the Secretary elect, d. K. Floyd Jones.
s. J.. RUssELL called the meeting to order He sad
tat was utterly impossible for the presiding officers
Of the meeting TO obtain to the meeting SheIe
were not lees than 20, 600 people outside. lie would
therefore nsmnate AnBRosE L. PIssET as Chairman
of the meeting.
Mr.. PISSEY was received with loud cheers. After
quiet Lad been restored be said that he did expec.
10 have the high honor conferred upon him OF Presid-
ing at this highly respectable meeting But having,
by accident been selected he should take the char,
and feel proud Of the position. AZ they had numerou
eloquent gentlemen who We're to SPEAK, he wOuis no
take their time with heightened observations. But
cCulC not sit down without expressing bis interest IN
Il present contest He lad been told that this cleo
ton Lad searng influence upon the politics OF "a
nation, which had been threatened with dsunion. Bu
III this municipal election there a sympathy with
the contest in the nation. When they bad seen tn
State carried by Black Republicans, they bad to boast
flat they lad stood sound by the Union. Our COM
neIcial interests were dependent upon the Union.
Every interested in IT, The man who slept
or doubted now must be blind TO liz interests.
They bad cone 10 compare candidates with larnmany
Hall OF the Black Republicans. The man who SOOd
at the bead Of their ticket had never been found
shaking hands with the Black Republicans lCheers.
lie bad never been found in any but Democratic
ranks. He need not have an eulogy upon him. But
they opposed By branch OF their party at lam
many Hail. and il was said that M Hayemeyer was
sound on the national question. lie was an honest
man, he admitted. Bat he accused Of voting for
and helping Fremont. They say that the Black Re
publicans on election day going 10 desert their
candidate and 90 to Hayemeyer. They'll do It.
If that is so, is he good Democrat enough for youl
[" No, 10"
long LIST of NicePresidents and Secretaries was
ratified.
Mr.. RUSSELL read the following letter:
NEw.YoRK Nov. "a. 1889.
DEAR SIR In your invitation to the rathca
ton meeting this evening have say hst nave
uftelty recovered from illness to make prudent
present aspect Of public ssrs municipal elections,
no CREST principle h at stake y should be leading oosS 20
preferences Whether sueh principle IS involved IN the
however be concealed have allen upon times pregnant
sves The spin; discord and unon which
b Norh hs broken Of open violence and the
shedding blood The night reserved TO each state OF esu
bnt arc Tatized As co,sard tor tstinq the neee.
ssry Trecauion uad against further aggression If such
things denounced by all honest and meu
numbered bs ! understand the views Of the Democracy
Of Mozart Hall they occupy no equyoea Poi , , Dot
they rem the hands Of our fathers There no
higher law for the Government OF our pOuth a'oh anu
till city win the and stripes OF our National
0'nnef' very is'P''''uD' !OD' GREENE c. BRONSON.
S. P. Russell. esq, Chairnan, sc.
j. DAocETT Hunt, a renegade Republican, began to
read long series of resolutions, principal among
which were the following:
Iered That in the PRONUNCIATION OF principles embodied
in FeTnsndo Woods Letter OF acceptance, reiterated and
rEed al his public addresses have platform MOLLY
Characteristic Of the embracing all the pregnant issues
Of this contest and such a. ought to command 'he sus
every citizen interested reforming the present excessive ana
nbteie city adnnis'Tsion feousng the infamous P S,no
acy Of orb notorious ePoses and enemies o. our past
his the greatest metropolis in America and the third city Of
That we present feelings Of the greatest
elimination for the high ofhce @: Counsel TO me
the service OF the party and having been Already
ned with the highest political and Judicial nonot 'ne
Whom the state Of NevY ok has bestowed the most signal
cessgey The Attorney General Chief Justice Of the
supreme and Judge Of the Court Of Appes and hat ne
ba retired all these responsible stations Win characief
I and political reputation which the order
OF rouitencs purity. and greatness The candidacy oil TINS
able advocate peemuent urist and iTeProchaDe man
an obligation upon the Democracy and eens o. Ne" ora 20
which they viii surely give hing response n DeceloeI eAt
Let those who have ben dissatisfied WIN tne n'ayh %
irresponsible and ncomtetent men i9I mpVilal p'
which interests Of the city have been paced IN (ropy
low demonstrate the integrity Of their professions Tor the bar Of
the including the bench can produce no greater
eter n an thsn Greene {. Bronson.
be ousc eyey requiite Of true man aud sue
ces candidate With the Democracy None are or could De
duties that Institution standing AZ does one Of he greatest
monuments municipal condsIson and chaIlty.
B1ir,d That We can see in the formidable
ability and popular strength o. candidate 80
universally by the press and public both 81 nome ana @
the whoae contempt aud aburion by the manager ~ .a
many Hall Of the principles integrity aud hono o. ue Dely
ciadc party exhibited IN the NOMINATIONS 81 M in
liden bicb the Democracy Of New-l or arc
ytsd 70 party s%a acol aRd dpyiy Of private nal
ice criminal blndness and de,Peraon .. ~
dsppoipteo ambition. hch in its fell pursuit Of 1.Sa q
Ts,tlss wosa 'S w & dear 20 the people OF npoT-
-. tNrsrv Oft a. ~ ell ieIFn
ZEN ~ ~ bsi he Denccracy Of NewYork are, therefore,
IL sb.ys5 bv this last and most in the political
@ oyyysv honorable bot now debased and dsgener-
ate institution a sIany hal from all oohsaop' 70 s,aa Oy
it, nominees accept is present sleaie sIsn4aio Oeae "
champions Of the Democrats party.
Before he had finished, the confusion became so
Great that ebody moved their adoption, ana they
were unceremOniously hustled through woe. IT.
The Hon: LEVI ;. CHATFIELD was introduced ne
said no had not addressed Democratic meeting LOT Ten
wears before. This immense mass OF Democrats was
70 much beyond all expectation that be had beaiu u
Emmany man who was seen running cow ~ ~ hs a,
tLcnrb he was ter the doctor. Applause.l lie h4a
been asked if he was about to abandon lamInany man,
and he replied that Tammany had abandoned inc Zen
oeraic rarty TIE human pack was 20 dense anu 1ne
air sitting that IL was almost iposs5Sg ,be In
order Cries shreks, and whistles hlea inc no, reS1i
AM were iuuatient 10 hear Fernando. MY Cnalhsiu
would 20 on for 60 or 81 seconds, but wac qus Iuso
10 finish his fine sentences through the ON nu 1o -
the unteTrifed which was OF the gensne DenoerAuS
tenn Mr. Cbatfeld retired. The President slttsu
tlat Il was Of 10 to call for Mr. Hood uh' NC eO'
there. $500
MIR CoNRAD SwAcKHAMNER was then introduced
He announced that MIR. Wood outside addressing
- az reoule Three cheers for Fernando wood
An Irisb gentleman made few characteristic ges-
lures which greatly amused the crowd for some
minutes. An
A cry was then heard, and hats began 70 wave. AN
ewes were strained toward the door OF the COMMITTEE
room behind the platform. As soon a. 1t was iet ths
the hero Of the evening come, an immense tqmul
Of cheers burst forth such has rarely been heard
outside OF England. Fernando stepped orlsAIy lot