The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-01

nm Camel hav' will write messages 10 the Com
ood hut h ing for their apparent object the public
private plw der. If you elect Gunther Won viii
90 an economical, honest manly and intelligent
rgn.' in the right place Corruption in all it's forms
pm from his honest 'front.' and the foul blot which
~ stains the municipal escucheon will be forever
/ wants Fernando Woods (cries Of "Nobody." "The
South wants him." al don't" "Colonel B1rke's his
man. Cheers and laughcr am told that he reckons
the Irish vote (Cres Of ale can have them y II he does
he reckons without his host. 81 won't for him; no
stree. Nary time. I'm Irish, and wont') Here is
another that will not vote for him Here another crash
broken furniture occurred which caused confusion
and gave Mr.. Busted time TO draw BREATH He pre-
do IN He drew $4,000 from The Defence Com.
mlttee nominay to get up the regiment. would like,
though, for him TO tell US how much OF the
| SOS COO remained in his own big pockets (Checrs.)
| From first TO las,--from the earliest moment
of his municipal this hour his has been
continued but unsuccessful knavery and 1t time,
sir that this great city-the Empire ctythe CONNER
cia metropolis OF our country, should redeem herself
from the stain which she has univ ersaly received, by
allowing such a man as this Wood to I'LL the Mayoral
chair lhecrs) augur from your presence and from
your unanity, augr from the spirit which actuates
you aud the result viii be- that Fernando Wood will have
leave retire to the ignomny Of his private fe where
be keep compsnionship with himself for all time here
after but longer will he be known as the Mayor OF
New York city. (eheers.)
SPEECH or CONRAD swACKHAMER.
Mr. SwAcKHAhER next spoke:-!t was required by the
republicans to know how this election 20. They
ignorant or deeD determination elect
Mr.. GuHthcr He would assure them that this contest
depended the state Of affairs which agtated the country
He stood before them the advocate Of the constitution
and administration OF Lincoln The Mozart party were
conspiracy to destroy the country They we're q
cesson party, which assaed the glorious flag Of the
country, and those who supported them untrue to
themselves their country and their God The Mozart
candidate would come out the lowest Tuesday next.
The democratic party the missionaries OF peace.
They pointed to something higher than party. They
looked forward to the time when peace would
be restored TO the country, and liberty more
reign supreme In their midst Shoddy George and the
Hackley contractor reminded him or the anecdoc Of the
two negroes and the barrel Of pork Two colored men
AS he would call them, IN respect to the republican
party-purchased barrel Of pork between them. They
partners in the transaction but Of them went
by stealth To the barrel and cutting hole in the bottom,
stole the pork When Pompey came he found the pork
gone, while tho pickle remained. He demanded
PLANTATION Of Sambo who ned that the rats had cut
the barrel and that the pork had all run out leaving
nothing but the pickle But said pompey how could the
pork all out while the pickle remainedP Oh that's
the mystery said Sambo Now the same mystery exists
in this waythat the Hackley contractors away with
all the pork, leaving you nothing but the pickle.
SPEECH OF THEODORE +. ToxLINsoN.
Mr.. TnEoDeRR Il. TohInsoS was the next speaker. He
read the following paragraph from the address Of the Ma
tional Union Organization and endorsed its truth
The success Of Fernando Wood would be per-
sona victory to man whose sentiments believed
be hostile TO the government the elevation Of George
0pdyke, public calamity; the election of C. Godfrey
Gunthor, q national triumph.
We said he the picket guard in advance OF the
grand army. This organization but the dawn of light
winch gives promise Of the nocntide Mr. Opdyke
is gentleman who has accumulated large fortune
He is reserved man. He is comparatively
unaproachabe man. II you elect Mr.. Opdyke,
you eject the New York Tribune lfyou cleo, Mr. 0pdyke
YOU elect the New York Ereninr Post If you elect Mr.
Opdyke you elect the New York Times If you elect Mr.
Opdykc you elect aboitonsm. ii yon elect Mr. Opdyke
you elect secessons for hold that the abolitioniss
the North the great secessionists (Appause) They
have seeded from tho constitution and from the ag OF
our fathers. OF Fernando Wood cannot speak pare
md nh IA lpt Ictaln IN i'm IIn hp
s-yes, he is Fernando Wood Iaughter.) If you elect
him you elect enemy TO the great democratic party,
aad 10 be enemy to the democratic party Is to be
enemy TO the country i you elect Fernando Wood
you merely elect man. and in doing SO
you defeat the country. for the country and de-
mocracy now are one. (Appiause.) Democracy
rocked the country. in its cradle. and win not
follow II TO its grave, for 1t will not permit il to die
Elect Godfrey Gunther and you elect who has been
educated in the manly school q the fireman Elect him.
and You inaugurate the beginning of triumph which
will secure happiness peace and prosperity TO the country
ADDRESS OF THE NATIONAL UNION ORGANIZATIONS
TO THEIR FELLOW CITIZENS, WITHOUT REGARD
TO PARTY, IN RELATION TO THE MAYORALTY.
The following is the address referred to in Mr.. Tomn
sons speech
You will remember that with the destruction OF the
wing party and tn, ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of the democratic
party began tho troubles which threaten the downfall Of
the republic.
You know that il either tho whig, democratic or ma
ticna Union parties had possession Of the government
We would now be happy and united people.
Tho election Of e. Godfrey Gunther will be the first step
towards tho restoration Of the great national party that
Rejects tie real sentiments of the people Of the whole
country who are now msreprcsented by ambitious and
fanatics politicians.
Of the opposing candidates. George Opdyke instead
Of representing and UNFOLDING the policy Of the President
in relation to tho rejecting the sentiments Of tho
Union citizens OF New York, allows his to be used
the rst Vice President, and amid the cheers Of the
meeting with the Rev. DR. Cheever and Henry c. Bowen,
of the IRoe7sndem. at tho abolition Sumner meeting,
held recently as the evening Of the 21h where the
patriotcpolc Of the government for the last half
cent cCn Of tha
American people.
Mr.. opdykc is the nominee Of political party,
which refused to unite upon common Union candidate
and whose organs declare that now is the time to elect
pure republican Mayor"
c. Godfrey Gunthcr has the nomination of the demo.
cratic party, tho National Union, Peoples (Syracuse
Union, German Clubs, Independent National democrats,
al Of which national organizations devoted to the
support Of the President in his wire policy in relation to
the war and have no sympathy with aboitonsm.
Mr.. Gunther was born and reared among you His
character will compare favoraby with that OF either Of
the other candidates. tn Is stain upon it, He has
held high official positions without repyoach, which guar
all tho reforms that integrity and fidelity public
trusts accomplish
Fellow citizens, can you hesitate for moment to cast
your votes for {. Godfrey Gunther2
His success is certain, as the recent election demon
The straight republican candidate for Judge Of
the Marine Court (R A. Adams having received IL 237
votes, the Mozart candidate, A. X. Maynard having
ceved IA 0S6 votes and the straight Tammany candidate
E. earn having received 10 O55 votes the latter vote
below the average Of Tammany--Mr Purdy having
received 20,S17 votes for Supervisor-Mr Waterbury
having received 2O,T A votes for District Attorney.
The OF Fernando Wood would be personal
victory man whose sentiments believed to be
hostile to the government the elevation Of Geo Opdyke
public calamty the election Of c. Godfrey Gunthcr
national triumph.
John G. Ham, d, Henry Koop,
George d. Nevns, James NJ Austin,
John Howell, Henry Snyder,
L. j. Brown, John Hope,
Benedict Lewis, X. Thomas J. Hail.
NJ. Hagcr,
NEW YosK, November %, 1861.
SPEECH OF MR.. ARCULARIUs.
Mr.. HENry ARCrI ARiUs the speaker. He came
here Join with them in eectng Godfrey Gunthcr and
asked his hearers favor Of m General shouts Of
s'Ayei0 That the talk for him. Two years ago he
supported Wood because he thought he had been ruth
lcssy legislaed out OF office. But he had become
Dictator. They did not want Dictator in this loyal
city of New York Fernando Wood was not truthful
He had shown his sympathy for the rebels Of the
South. Mr. Opdykc thinks more about his bank books
than he does about the rights of the poor Wood
was traitor and 0pdyke abolitionist. God for our
country and Gunther for our Mayor.
The meeting then adjourned at ten O'Clock, with loud
cheers for Gunther
The outside extremely picturesque and spirit
stirring The street hronged with people, the ward
delegations marshalling, with torchghts. banners
and music and German orator haranguing his CO.
patriots.