New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-22

s IT,. authority in the municipal head and not In the
tns OF that onccr. II Is the decentralization oil our
svsrm creating many independent heads that
has rro lnced the present enormous exp n1hnIts t1 lax
en- Tho HsSoT So could thea With justice be he'd
rcsponshie. Responsibility and power would then accom-
y each other il uir 10 bold that officer accou ptae
ion he conduct Of the Common Council the Executive d
rnr,,neus the Police whom no has authority over
authority urd the City Of Nev.Yoik viii become TIE
d,st city in the world fer good and cheap government
That these evils win now be rcmeded there can be no
doubt Al parties ard s end acknowl' dgs the mis-
take hich has deprived the heyor Of power WIN con
Ncsn therefore That the neceFay change in tine Charter
viii be made by the coming Legislature, We desire the re-
election Of nv Wood lie has hsd opportunity TO di'p'y
lis mastery executive quaief Let u reject him. ana e
10 the office the dignity aud authority which OF st ne
g. aud pledge ourselves that at the conclusion Of
hi will dare raise s voice Ia this community
scarcely Necessary 20 remud You that the abuse which
"a being heaped upon the deensee head Of present
Mayor the Old Coon" He elbows himself just
before tho election every two year 1t ceues mainly iron
idecds IN The past end designs upon the Municipal Treasury
In the future The honest Of this 81 do require
form; bat in the Cts Charter in the Common Council
ard 10 OF the executive departments Over these twheIe
toe ov really e tie May under existing lave has 10 con-
troll.
Bntf there be wrong. the Msyoraty chair, Tam%any
lja Is the place 10 look for reform No true reform
from that quarter Indeed from hst hot BED Of
corruption have sprung NEST Of the evils under which the
ltope Of NewYok labor Even the present City Charter
Yves ps ed through its nueuce take from Mayor God
the power do good and retain its own hold upon the
i4oneypoWe Of the Corporation For years II has sent INTO
public euployments agents and Plundcres and derived
is pecnrisry support from their depredons upon TIE
public resry Let the Democracy recall the nimes OF the
dea1ors- OF the Albany lobby schemers-o the Ademanc
rire-of the korty'llcves Common Counci-abd Of the
otoons buf and beeT who have dsgraced the city 10.
es and their political heatllarors viii be iound IN eu
many Hall that concern yut ruled BY men no. thongh Of
minor importance vet OF the kidney ke1rm nom
snrh quarter cannot BE- expected However er by common
Tcpue may be reputation of any presented By them
candidate it ia osIisin that the Inscriptions CLIQUE who
govern there ID hold him arder their bafeiu spell eec e.
1lcy viii not trust indCg tndeni men who daI,s 70 90
this g. he they bate present Mayor ne desps
and dclos them And Il Is Ike contempt Tor the ianGen
c15a ih.t caused The outside pecieble oie an ~ 20
Icpudise any alliance with It. IT. toucn u Geahi ana US
presence slfc destruction" ,,.
As fox Mozart we stond forth alone aud independent.
Young viorous and confident seek alliance Win lone
We Ie'y upou tho Justice Of cause. tie coiulauiing
strength Of our bold able leader aud The pniies ahd
g. eaepce OF the people Under this banner We 90 ofth 70
victory In ike Tsin.nsny Hail. have asked an nee WIN
psty we able TO bght tins cones relying s9IsS upon
nnr o,g resources We hE make no Alliances Htresent
ing the great body OF the honest end the onhc9Ted
Dsmocrtcy Of the city prezent our canddae 10 mo co
pie feeling and believing thai glorious Iesut aNsis w.
/ tod defend tho Tight!
Ky order o. the Committee
bir. Joan LAUHENTs and n Delegation from the
Geymsn Democratic Central Committee, applied az
the door and were admitted Their Chairman made
q speech stating that Fernando Wood had been
selected by them on Tuesday last, and would be
zeaously supported.
4 huge pile Of posters was brought in, and die
tlibuted among the various Ward representatives,
and the meeting then adjourned with three cheers.