New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-02
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RICHARD ". BUSTED was then introduced lie
devoted some minutes 10 clearing away the obtrn-
siye banners with which he was walled Ia, aud, by
means Of moral 5uasioD hacked up by physical 1orce,
sncceeded to considerable extent in accomplishing
bis object. The cherished banneis were brought
do from their high estate ard lay prone upon the
platform. Mr. Busted said II was three years since
he had addressed New-YOrk audience, aud during
all that time he had been culvating private virtues
lSigui6caut winks exchanged between the knowing
OneEl These were times and occasions when every
man who had the slightest influence in the eommu-
nifty ought fearlessly and faithfully TO express his
opinions Pot down that banner, wiu You r.
faid Dick. addressing q mendaclOUs YOUTH VINO
seemed 20 be getting his transparency into posilon 10
bring il to bear upon tie mead OF tie speaker.
Down with it," added the now somewhat enreged
Dick in voice Of thunder, still, the bold standard.
bearer uuailed not nor moved. " Give them here
again broke forth in more stentor IN tones, ana
this time bystander seized frOu the obduraie young
nan the Illuminated muslin, which was received ny
Dick amid the cheering due TO 70 gaiint an e1pIoi
and he captured transparency was ignominiousiy
cast upon the floor of the platform. No man, ar;
Busteed said in resun!ing, knew Fernando Mood
better than did the speaker, and pronounced WOOD
bad O heart bad in conduct, traitor dyol deep IN
treason, one who has got but one desire on eaIth,
and that was bis own selfish interest, "liicA ne
would carry out at the sa"iice Of every h2her anu
nobler ambition that ins'igates the human mind
ICbeers and confusion f.onl smash up OF benches.
Our friend Hoxie, continued MIR. Eusteee, toh yon
that Gunth n could not be df1oBesi man Dc tlIsu
He but iold Won a plain truth. now tell you that
Fernando Wood can be rogue II be benoi more IMAM
half tiled TCheers aud laughter HoXie told you
that on Gunthers face was stamped benedlcll1p.
Here another crash of furniture occurred IN the
hall Honie said truly. Tho face OF feTnendo
Wood is a libel Oh truth disgrace TO manhood
cries of "That's 80 land the only appropriate
Tlace for hat mans face is looking through the bars
OF prison CELL loud cheers and variouscnes, among
which were Good boy, Busted" That's 70,
" In troth lsi land here invite him. becdn.e
am rec,narily responsible for all utter here sa
| invite him 10 make me prove It, lGreat emphasis
war laid on the close Of the sentence, Wlicn was
followed by cheers. When the Prince OF wales, o.
English memory, visited our SHORES ana Wen az ~
valiant Corcoran refused bow The knee IN rVile
Tonnage 10 oar foe Great oheouufi-t efIhndo
Wood, at his home III BlOomingdaie, WAS giving zoe
Prince Of Wales q deJcuHsr q Ia t9urcDtt@, WLl'D'
interpreted, means very good bIeaAlss', lne!uulns
coffee and cakes. Cheers ald liughter.l WIEN TINS
foul rebel lion broke out, ana when tls Cona-ulloh
OF the country and her laws were trampied under
foot by traitors, Fernando Woo teie-rsphed
TO the rebel Toombs Of Georgia, that Il te
could prevent it, there should be no seizure OF mus
lets Intended 10 shoot down Northern men TO lhe
death. lCheers, and cries OF " lh.t so TN
I i I
Ieer he been dangerous and designing GepasoBls r.
lie has proiessed 10 love lTishmen. voice: " lie
ooesn't love a bone in their body ana cheeis.I
You are right, Sri be does not love them, Tor be Is
Incapable Of loving anything. lCheeis.l ana ye'
amid those professions Of love lie has ftIiven 10
drive them 10 ruin by king the bread from tbeir
children. In his Message 10 the Common council oi
this CITY he bad the unblasniDg impndence 10 sog-
gest that NewYork City s1ould set up for hersel.,
and DO bu.ness on her individual account. And
ILL. hot f.. tsgsr rot hI
elected. 1 He won't, neither. j hope not, ouI
we nave got to work 10 defeat him. And with tnat
smooth toneue Of hs-ior lie - tue ol!y ohInL1Oh
OF political life-hc goes round from orc pace 10
another making his reasonable n ecchts, ana en-
deavo-nQ 10 mg ke us beove that IN BIZ government
OF this great ity he il faithful 20 the trust imposed
npon him by YOU. But there is n Place for every
thing a place for Fernando Wood, and that j. m
Fort afayette, in charge Of Col Burke lee,
Sir. tbat's so."1 And cay more, that lie VIII owe
II 70 tie forbearanoe OF his people If be u not
Lonoed on a lamp-post before he gets there. Loud
cbeerine.l ] charge him uron the highest evidence
in my POSSESSION and which is ready 20 be- prodlcef,
/ cb1rle him as "a traitor TO God and Enui ] charge
him lsgnkCn with much cmphahsl via DtluB tule4
Of the viiest order. Great c1eenngl SNOW gre,
oisely, llow-c citizens, The full impo1 o. "a neech.
Luovy exactly what i meaur, and lr. President, j
cav further that do not ahaie ore fiEgie ioi from
n; siruifcance. loud chee-ing.l DeVenu upon II,
Fernando Wood knows what the fourth pant OF
$3.50 600 a yeaTis lCLeers, and " that's coming 20
+. II "A voice" Hackloy is getting two hundred
carte in the Ninth Ward. Yes, ANA be VIII pay
halls price foT them. Who wants Fernando Wood
TCries Of " Nobody" " The South wants lin."
q don't" Colonel Burkc's Bis man" Cheors
snd lauphter | am told that be reckons on the
Iri.h vote. lCres Of " lie can't have ttem."I II
he does he fecl,0us without his host. % l won't
vote for him; no tir-ce Nary time. I'm lrsh,
and | won't.'l lie prstends 70 have got up the
Mozart REGIMENT. How did he co il lie drew
s6S 600 from tie Defense Committee noninally 70
set no the regiment. would Ike, though, Tor him
10 tell US low much OF the 500 900 reusited in his
own big pockets. Cheers. from Grst 70 last
from the earliest moment Of his muripal career 20
tbis hour his course mas been one continued but I'M
successful, knavery, and IL is time SIR, that this
great city-the Empire city-the commercial me-
tropols Of our country, should redeem herself from
the stain which she has universally received, BY al
lowing such man as this Wood 70 I'll the uayorai
chair. lCheers
CosRGD swAcKHAnER end THEoDoRE c. Tos-
LIgsoy were the next speakers. Tho latte said that
If they elected Opdyke they would elect IHE NEW,
RKTRIBUSE, Ihe Times, The ETeaiag P0" and
the ike.
Mr.. HENRY ApcUrAnIUs spoke amid much con-
fusion. his voice sounding not unlike beerbarrel IN
distress. lie didn't wan; dictator ia thls loyal City
Of Nev.York Fernando Wood was not truthful
man; ne had shown his sympathy Tor TIE Rebels oil
the south and should not be elected.
Tho meeting al 10 o'clock Adjourned, with cheers
for Gunther.
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
THE SLAVETRADE.