The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-01
ANTI CORRUPTION,
ANTI SdODW,
ANTl-WoOD,
ANTI -0PDYKE,
FOR GUNTHER.
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GUNTHER. :
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swooD: OPpYRE GuNTHER
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These banners, my friends, are cheering. What has
Fernando Wood ever done for the Irish voter He has
been the means Of taking ten cents day from who
only got dollar for the support Of their families That
Is the way in which he uses his poweron behalf the
Hacky contracts and against the poor people who have
acts Of who should hold any Office in such city
thsY no, no.) We told that we must not yot,
for Gnther because he cannot be elected But this
misakehe can be elected If ne gets votes enough The
speaker then vert TO describe the suffering cond
Of our troops on the Potomac from the shoddy
supplied to them, and continued amid great noise and
confusion TO urge the claims Of Mr. Gunthcr to the Office
Of Mayor Of New York
SPEECH OF RICHARD BUSTED.
There frequent calls for Kelly, but that persanags
appearing Mr. Busted took the stand and Vas re.
ccvcd with cheers. He said:-It is now three years
since addressed New York audience upon any subject
and during all that time have been cultivatng the pri-
yate virtues But there arc times and occasions when
every who has the slightest influence in the commu
nifty ought fearessy and faithfully express his opni-
ons. certainly am not unaccustomed to meet
and am not unwilling to face York audience and
am especially willing to meet any audience invoked uuon
such an occasion as the present Fernando Wood the
disgrace Of The city has cursed il with his presence six
years TOO long. Cheers and cries OF CHI hi') No man
knows him better than do. ca voice, whats your
namef') Richard Busted, that's my name, Cheers !
! say again, 10 man knows him better than do and
here pronouce him bad at heart bad conduct traitor
dyed deep in treason, who has got but
is
selfish interest," and which he will carry out at the sacr
fee Of every higher and noblcr ambition that nstieates
tho human mind. Cheers and confusion from smash
up Of benches Our FRIEND Hoxie told you that Gunther
could not be dishonest man If he tried. He but told
you plain truth. now tell you that Fernpndo Wood
can be rogue If he not more than half tried tChcera
and aughter) Hoxe told you that Gunthcr's fac
stamped benediclion Here another crash Of furn
turc occurred in the ha Hoxie said truly. The Of
Fernando Wood Is libel truth disgrace TO man.
hood(cries of "1lats so)and the only appropriate
place for that mans face looking through the bars Of
prison cell--loud cheers and various cries, among
which were, Good boy, Bis,eed," "That's so,n sin
troth Is it)-and here invite him, because am pccu
niarily responsible for all utter here say invite
him to make mcprovc it. Great emphasis was laid on
the close Of the sentence, which was fol.
lowed by checrs.) When the Prince Of Wales Of
English memory, visited shores and when the valiant
Corcoran refused to bow the knee in homage
foe(great cheering) -Fernando Wood at his home
in loomingdae, was giving the Prince of Wales deieu.
ner a "a fop,chfe, which, interpreted, very
gcoi breakfast including coffee and cakes (Cheers
When this foul rebellion broke out, and when the
constitution Of the country and her laws were tram
pied UnGcr foot by traitors, Fernando Wood ,ee.
graphed 10 the rebel Toombs. of Georgia that he
could prevent il, there should DO seizure of mus
kcts intended to shoot down Northern men 10 the
death. Cheers, and cries Of " That's ~ From the
first to the last in all his mad and lawess career he has
boon dangerous and designing denagogue. He has
bone in their body and checrs You are right, sir
he docs not love them for he is incapable loving any
thing Cheers) And yet amidst those professions or
love he has strven to drive them to ruin by ing the
bread from their children IN his message 10 the Common
Cousc Of this city he had the unbushng mpudcnce to
suggest that New York city should up herself ana
do business on her individual account nuw he te
that he does not want to be re elected. (e went
neither. hope not, but we have got work to de-
feat him And with that smooth tongue of hs-the oily
CANNON Of political fehe goes round from one place
10 another making his reasonable speeches and endea-
vorng to make Us believe that in his Of this
great city for human rights he is faithful
to the trust imposed upon him by you. But there is a
place for everything, place for Fernando Wood and
that Is in Fort lafayette in charge of Colonel Burke
(''1es, sir; hats So. And say more that he will
owe IT TO the forbcaan o this people II he s not
hanged on a lamp post before he gets there. cloud
cheering.l charge him upon the highest evidence in
my posses son, and which is ready 10 be producet
cLarSc.him MS traitor 70 God and man; charge him
SPOKEN with much emphass) with beng a thief
Of the vilest order. (Great cheerng) | know
know exactly what il means and, Mr. President / saw
further that 90 not abato single ot from it's siru
canoe. cloud choerng) yoice-"Whos C. G. Gun
therfo young mar-an honest MANI working man
man who viii shake hands with Won rs well
after as before tho election. Cheers II Won
have business at the Mayors Office he win not
keep you waiting long hours in order that yo,
may see his Honor the Mayor. II he promises
that he will use his influence 10 get Won into the police
force, he will not lie II contract is 10 he given Ia
clean the streets Of 1fe city he will own quarter al
Oh 1! whore you, Hackcyp Ask Teruan,
DO Wood where's Hsckleyp (Cheers) Fernando
keeps the thermometer Of Hacklcy's blood He knows
how fast B.ckcys pulse beats, and he knows
% how many dollars he draws from the citv
treasury. Depend upon 1t, Fernando Wood knows
what the iouth part Of $3.50 900 year H. Cheers ard
"tats com to it.') "a voice. Jnckley In getting