The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-29

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sovo be ssie'y COMMITTED to my hands Men nrst jues
81 This for us mf- Yes, aud vide dngly Nor IL
+, atiudr IN many uher toph~ Uonneelai with tils
wa> 10 Which was e)sc'ei from The Masorsisy ss57
i a. and usbey kinnred considerations oyd ~
ir0prn,ey discussed by other speakers II 70 only fyr
ne 10 ssy that am canasdate-a candidate staasIns
upon . psauoim wn'cn has been announcer under m,
"HD sRIsauJe IDr oppslDD 70 OF uset fOsmt
cable chs'a acter The general government the sats gs
wr melt an tho CITY government spp-ar TO bavs
b,pad for my defeat The black rsp,bl,cao osnssa
po~er, ana the 70 called demos asio albany central
,owey have coal scea against me. wiehout pasrnuAgs
s .no wsno%. M 'cs' , Si, noe my only reliance s opm
lG Tor vindcat"n II s2am rrtuFped u che hay0rshty
rsn only ss BY the .Dbo.gbs ausagrs of h" reemen
of New YORK. ana as they still by mo, 90 Will
never ceseit them. Enthusiastic cbe~rina)
sPEEcn OF CONRAD swACxHAxsR.
H q SwAcxhAxkR then addressed the vsst aAsssn
bsKe. On his ris.t be sas fr.sDd ~hass hesa was
~bite N ipe rAute VI democracy, aakg ta sho
cause might bs repr.ssnted aDo ,Lai FsrDsn,0 wod
e.c,sa - h.}cr wn, was ths2 Why on sbsy nud
nocrsey sJoD~, but thai The holy cause of
N. nj night be Triumphant (lOun uhssrs) H. had
.,acd p, Wood tOs twenty years, e.aaass ns hsa q
lanmapy HAN and shook the dss, on his fs-t 10 judge
seapst y, b.cause the ea,srs these mad ahanaons
the great cause Of democracy and rights
(ChceIs.) When ih.se men who had broi9hl n,s,sasr
TO make demonstration for TamsDany Hat sih.
other nsh' what would they say To The 'mense assam
6sRe the true democracy would present tho 9Th
december next, when they elect Wood for Mayor
II. would see FeTnanoO Wood sgansl combined
traitors Of rsmmany Hai, and he would him
May or BY triumphant major ty the 9th u Decem
ber. Cheers The traitors Of TAmmany Hall he would
hot sssa IA they had assa'Ied the character " Wood
But be would refer 10 the act appointing Port wardens
the act Tor the builong Of City Hail. act for EN-
poyDg black republicans In tho Central Park He woa,a
lo the mcst nsfarous Of ali--ihe metropolitan
Pohce act Cheers and groabs Wool Was right When
be went the City Hall and said he would be arrest
"a there; that they misht take him night from hs
hpm W he VIII hah hal hmm
o being May be would allow the honorable ocs
10 be dea' aoed IN hs person Chee They h to choss
siuered the Tammany candidate Dothing, and IL
Dted)ess him say that they woul1 vote for the
when Ing majority. {load chcers.) When they remem
btred that all the horrors Vi q civil beng
,hreats ned by the black republican parry ncng the
slaves o the South 70 beon-when they lOand the lie
gisaiure of Massachusetts, adopting placing
" years probation upon Ns adopted cluzens--,f
they stones they would cry defence o. their
rights, privileges and M6eIes (C6sers) smgra.on
making this country wha, shoy afford 60
back r.m 'hese prncpes they must not lot the darkness
OF despotm descend upon the Unon As they loved
cobsttuon, let them aside al but dcmocrats ani
sustain Wood, they would rouounce = vero,ct whcn
WOULD sustain the glorious Unon for centuries 70 come
loud cheeis)
REMARKS OF DIR. BRADFORD
Dr.. ALEXANDER W. BRADFORD vas the next speaker. He
said.-
Fnlow Cmxzxs-We are in the midst OF great mum.
cipal crHs The democracy have again brought iorso
their great cbeftx'n, Fernando Wood Although iegss
standard So trained was the democracy under bis
mand, that their line could only DO broken by leg,s-
,Iom .ace ~ The ' Lssis.are Of f'Au0 this STATE
IN 1867 is the hrst recorded neiance o. inter
terence by such body in tbs matter Of locai repre-
Ma, Woo q term Of Office was, that be opposed the
powers at Albany, and the to lead you
tory and 70 strike heavy blow At black r.uuoscaOsm
counseled ana advised In couclave with his enemies
aeaint hum; and such men now endorse the nomination o
oce and Offices created 70 be filed with partizAns with
OUT gfod profit Mr.. Havemeyer s republican, with
Northern abonss has awakened the greatest interest
IN the South, and the people there WI, watch with eaer
eyes what you shall do at tho ensuing election.
Mr. HARRiN0rox ga dear little Irish boy - was next in
p,ssanp.s,n iq s.a e address such nsssas;;
hc had stake IN the country, and notwlthstand.
ing John Van Burens ID iress the Irish the other
aaed offices which lrshmen had heli but they did
not want the nsidious 6sttefy Of sucb he,
had no. feeling Of sympaahy With The Irish peope The
The ranks oT the democracy brave, fearless aud truthful
lover Of the country, and NOS take me Who mad slp
ported Fremont Tho scoundrels Of TAmmany Hall
iney nominated Wood and received vots of 40,U0O
people, turned round and selected for their ticket w4
iarny IL was the men OF Tammany Hall who had acted
ire gular. (Cheers) He proud stand in defence
u the principles be always advocated He had voted for
Fernando Wood in 1855, that OCCASION when Tie
defeated, he, ike Anthony the dead body
Of C@ear pronounced funeral Grafton the deeaed
candidate To be forewarned WAS 10 be foresrmed.
Their enemies had sta at the Battery, staff from
Rst Ocetrom the courts, the Street Department tho
Metropolitan Police Departnent-doing their work for
them and therefore, il beh wed them 70 stand together
and they would defeat the whole party Of rsmmAny Hail
democrats -oficeholdcrs and all. (Cneers for Wood
They bad every engine that Hall money could bring
against hem but they armed in the consciousness OF
good cause, would them required every
close Of the po on tho Ct 9Th of December A chsers
He hoped 70 see the sun that Gay eet their victory
From that moment they would have their city reformed
their PRINCIPLES triumphant, their banner placed hgo
upon the walls, upon which would be inscribed eernay
the peoples rights privileges, triumphant nvn
cble the city the nation aud 10 the 5tae Cheers
AT the conclusion Of Mr.. Harrington g remarks, NJ
Hennessy advanced TO the edge VI the platform and
vered himself Of TRADE against treacherous indi
vi1nal, whose name WAS drowned In the cheers and
laughter OF the audience.
COL Ming then came forward and proposed nine cheers
for the charter ticket headed Wood which we're
given NTH will, and the meeting adjourned at few
minutes after ten O'Clock.
SCENES OUTSIDE OF THE BUILDING.
the excitement . The Cooper Institute was great
and unparalleled, thai without beggsrs all description.
Such united and genuine enthusiasm every where
TO be heard and seen beat anything Of the same kind
that preceded into smtherccns. The crowds Of
people outside were variously estimated as numbering
from ten 70 twenty thousand but perhaps ii would be
thousand persons. The unity Of feeling which
pervaded all classes present was the most remark
aole feature OF the demonStrat0n AT nall past seven
O'Clock the various deputaons from the wards Of city
began to make their appearance, bearing banners, trans
parencies and nass, with notices and inscriptions Some
Of thcee professions were led by illuminated cars,
rounucd by Chinese lanterns, and bearing squibs
and blue lights, whcn they continued TO discharge
as tho procession moved on. On the arrival
OF tho deputaiioRs from each ward the exctcmena
Of the people was redoubled; the cannons
planted in front Of the Institute Numbered their
Tremendous welcome, while the populace grew hoarse
with cheering for their favorite candidate There were
depuaons from At least thirteen fourteen wards Of
the city, mcet Of them accompanied by bands OF music
and followed by an endless retinue Of and boys
Such rafting Of drums and shrieking Of 6ies,
ceasng reeo1nced in all parts of the street, be-
fore walked up the echoes that sumber around the
Cooper IHttatc. The Wood Clubs Of the various
wards were not . whit behindhand In ther
manifestations Of patriotism and devotion. The Their
and Fourth avenues We're 30 thoroughly choked up
with the immense numbers that followed In tho train Of
the different depusaiions that the that
thoroughfnres several times detained for cousid
cradle period before they could get across Bouares
blazcd where around the building and there was
perfect shower Of bluelights and squibs.
The poce officers who were placed duty had great
trouble TO KEEP the crowd from forcing in the doors
There were upwards OF twenty fellows struggling