The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-29
Mr. RussnL then read letter from HIM. Greene G
Bronson i0li0ws:-

Mr. RussuL then read a letter from Hon. Greene
Bronson. as iolsows:-
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5 ?. R1sssi, sa ESQ., Chairman 70 60 = ''''''''
young gentleman tusr then read the follow
ing resolutions, which although acc Nnt OF uAe
fusion cries for Wood ooad be ,op.
ed it'll eDthuslaem tbe crowO taking for granted thai
they all right
Resolved, Thst the democ,sey Of he city Of YORK;
s:s Ss .S 1 & os - ~ ns
Daneo Wood, candda'e and champion . clique a.oai
xh.se ssndid.cy u his general and poi
who r.nncaD that omnipn,so. voice has already
Kesosd That IN him we vito. ss he rsfssshns soecac. Of
~ne strength aud reputation arpsnd npnn no
ions sna repro-cs.sly pabc csras
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and Of The psrty l. uU 20 u dsrxnsss
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srs rsy npS. b: recorded .es bile ce,st 81.
=; ,he q rspnsSesa ssis.A1 w DO
when enc0mpassed by kat and soc party
as.ps:m .nirs sOsa Albany .na p Ind
dsn, interests and riahi. o. ihr an,cpaiy Of New York
nss noS M y % Hsps S.%
nt ss"es Of this coptea and snch ough.
ezaessi, and mbecie cit, adminrson rsoasns Ss afs
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That H. We .s s s c o. s
nan eli .I.wn o The danocracy o. H. wDels 6nioo
sss nd snS Soe o'ss r.
the bon Grssrs me ne n res &c! . this .mosat man
.gns donors nohins more Be said hAn that hs h
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thai be has retired from 81 these respoos!hs sa.oos ~h
s ases .ns pssn ~ %ss
% .ae % rs and
rrepr.chabe man imposes obligation ,he dsmcrac'
fitting eoembsr Lei have bean
ssa,sded with the nomination Of and ncompe
tent for poetions by ~hch the the
cs have been placed 10 eopady no~ daousss The Int
siudns the bench p'oduce greater better
ks.o Ina. James Lynch our nominee for eov.rnor
OF ths Anshouse We see every rsqnshe Of true sna
he s @
name duties of that institution standing dee ns
Ts.' ss Of our "un''pA Consideration and onA
kssoy.d Tn. 10 tho Formidable
abilt, and popular Strength of Candidates Mcknow-
,sassS % n1 % s r. b a. and public bSa
s B. ss sn Nss s = Ss
] a only % s 3. S aud
s:.:Ss & ai..ppsisd s%sos
srumens prostne sny principle and sscrsoc
hsselvsd 1ha. the csmoerscy rev York theref r.,
d,sma I honorsoie but nov de6assd AMI dege
By rs .Smnes. Or sccep IL Ors.en. aDosAe sAdard
1bc CRIES Or Wood now rose mo ~ an,os, deafenne
yell The Chairman stated that Mr.. Wood would arrive
ned. il long time before Mr. Cnatneld could make
himself heard.
Mr.. cHArFIELDs SPEECH
Mr.. Chairman ana GeDtlcmen-Y0u have many eIo
quent speakers whom notice with satisfaction de
termned 70 keep the floor, that perhaps had better
time since I had the pleasure 70 address lem,
cratic meeting-never in this city-and when l
eented TO speak here to night did not expect 70
party and 70 face face least hve thousand
packed In this smothering atmosphere and en
their love Of our principles am told that outside
army, and that has Just arrived that Fam
many Hall de mocrai has been seen making his way
doctor. daughter and cries for wood.) No doubt
they will all look pale tomorrow. As I was
coming here ] met with Tamanny man VIII,
SAID: care you going TO abandon Tammaly Han,
you who have stood SO long in the front Of the par
~" Ny answer was, that Tammany Hail has abandon.
ah dam ~ Ta.S
is not what Tammany was in years gone by. (rhe
speaker here interrupted for ninuts by
the other hight some gentleman said that Tammaay
old and venerable, and had fought ami conquered
many bard conflict. agree to tnat. rammsny Is Old
and venerable, but the principles which now pre-
vail therein are not old nor venerable. The men
who DOW control TammaDy, are those who ia lSls
skulkng about and joining the organization that raised
the flag of disuDion Tue leaders Of Tammany are now
snch men az Isaac " Fowler, Samuel J. Iden and Mr.
Wes,ervel and Of that stamp who have crawIed back
iDto the Wig VAN from time 70 pe with double faced
hypocrisy till they hive gained strength expel
democratic When fnd the true democracy outside or
Tammany Hall too win stay out--(cheers)-nl I
gee inscribed on its doors in letters Of living
ight "Ths Union OF these States now and forever, Al
though this s municipal and local election, let me tell
yon there are principles Of tho highest importance in
v0ved-of more importance than any which have been
batted for since our existence There never
has been period 70 fraught with imminent peril since
the days OF the revolution
Here the confusion and the cries for Wood became 30
vehement that Mr. Chat8eld obliged to retire.
succeeded IN obtaining partial order by announcing
pcatediy that he had report to make from Mr. Wood
Mr.. Wood, be ead, would be here 10 few minutes be-
ing now outside addressing Of % 600 people
Nr. CHArrHD and other gentlemen essayed to speak,
but tho confusion was 30 great that word could
heard.
WOODS RECEPTION.
The cries for Wood were nov perfectly dcafenmg No
other speaker would satisfy the people, and when Mr.
Wood did at last appear, such exciting and tumuuous
applause followed that for several could not
utter word. Cheer followed cheer for Wood Mon took
of their coats, waived their hAndkcrchiea tossed up
their hats, bawed hcwed shfeked, and displayed their
intense feelings in every conceivable way Mr.. Wood
could do nothing but bow and smile, and every bow
drew forth fresh round Of applause Several times no
essayed to speak but Intellectually. Tho people were do
ternned 10 vent their exuberant enthusiasm n the way
they thought best and when last OF Mr. woods
frends forcibly seized him from behind and lifted
bim from the platform 10 tho top OF the table ia
front OF the speakers, tremendous shout Of una
nmous applause ana cheering that seemed 70 come
from threats Of iron After several minutes repeated
cries OF orccr joined 70 frequent signs from Mr. Wood 10
tho people, silence W,nAf