New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-02
MOZART PRONOUN CES.
FERNANDO AT THE COOPER INSTITUTE.
JJNMY LYNCH STILL RUNNING.

The TaflhCQtl0n meeting N the MoHe't DOpi'Ni"'y
fed the Cooper Institute 10 tie utmost last evening"
but though tie body of the hall was densely hlled
there were not very maDy noted personaGes upon the
platform.
| At7y O'Clock, the Corporation Attorney, Gro. e..
GENET, esq, called the meeting to order, ans nom-
mated LEVI S. CHArFELD, esq, as President OF the
meeting. The nomination was aeceded to Wlln
applause Mr. Chatileld made speech OF consider
able length. the burden OF which was that the
Abolitionists calling themselves Wide -Awakes had
cot M al tbis trouble by pretending that the South
would not fight, and that if they did, the W loe'
Awakes would make very small mouth II OF II al,
Bnt what was the result Mr. Chatfeld reeonntca
in what WAS intended for irony the VICTORIES o. the
Union troops-Bethel, Vienna, Bull Kun ana
Balls Bluffs Ue said he had heard today as coming
from Geo. y. Mcclellan, in communication some
what Of rrvate character 10 Senator OF Congress,
,bat he dared not fight on the Potomac CheerS ana
bissesl Nothing was sIrcr than that the indepond-
once of the Confederate States would soon be Iecos-
nized by England and France. lllhses'l lie
uttered his own sentiments. Loud cheering'I In
less than six months they would recognize the Con-
federate Government. Renewed hisses lie
proceeded to inveigh against the arrests of the
traitors who have been confined in Fort Lafayette,
and was loudly hseed. MIR. Chatheld sihd tnat nov
one Wide-Awake was in the field, but tbal al "e
soldiers were Democrats. ,
! FERNANDO WOOD now came IN, ana was H rseei'Jj W
with great applause and three cheers Mr.. Ihatneid
stooued and BENIN RAY read a long list OF VICE
PR sidens and Secretaries which was duly indorsed;
Mr. joins X. HACKET then read the addiess ulu
resolutions. He was frequently interrupted Oy
applanse The address, which was long, embrace .
a. A, IN hos
some wag, un riendly to Mr.. Lynch IL states that
Tho National L, IHocsey present Tor the sunfass 3 ms
community ticket Which embraces me naTs & q ,ns H.
those requirements ch are reeded b. the e1 eeAee' o.
limes.'
The address closes with tie following piece Of
mOdesty:
To lis community Mozart Hail. claiming to embody the
great principle. the National Democracy Of tle "1oe
nio az this iuucuTc and the Of an important po
cal declares that socmny pish's and engazs @
h fits eonsusuts 20 !he ppoa Of tho 0of,r ~ ~, h y.
rebellion ia sssnst IT, That when the 0overrHtn'
present conti utes a nes ect or AL TO rs
duy aud whole duty the whole people this Union OF
when shah attempt by the eIetcse OF us9rpson Of power
10 us beyond the strict letter OF the Cons tuition ana here
by nnge upon abidge sr tie rights secured a1d gear
sneed by sacred instrument then the National pehoe
rscy aciug through tie Organization Of Mozart s Aing 20
oyenmst the polnp. and proper discharge Of f obligations
on tine one hard the other 10 denounco any sct"he
may in toms sp violate those constitutional pecept'
which every OF proud Repabc feels bound to
respect, honor aud obey.
Resolrd That National Democracy Of this city still ad
here's to end reerstes Ire upinehng devotion to The oon
structed BY revolutionary fs.hers.
Resred That in the ex preston Of hee sentiments.
cunoa condition Of public slsis precipated upon
tie country We were then for Unior-'or the usnte
emil ri.5s Of every neber Of The Coederscy to bless
gs protection Of the General Government .nd FOR the
which the feders coDPse was formed WE ARE 'oR THEY
R,olreS That the ouy legitimate orssuzstion Of the Ns
onal Denocracy this city is thst of Mozart Hall All
. are Of convenience void of Prl
cioe sud held to. etbsI for the personal objects o. h'
vc4s leaders We sdvse the psop@ 70 a' d snd oeoun =
hen believe mo- iu tpfi proie'sicN lhher the le'-l o.
nbodirg the Unon they cuy ssek TO teercs honctt ID
citizens into their supp ~ ,, which to Oh az e
dsv Altbongit they shout UsIos, they mean PLrsDER
Resolted Ihs OF the resorts of this elh eosins
tion csumpiae the candidates of the NsuGhA mozart
coersey They seek 10 their cowsrdlce or not
one Of hiss ventued outside Of the e limits peedns
the present rebeonl by charging oSardice upon ote
Instead Of volunteering for military servce srd endufin shc
dangers the depFvsiions ava hardship, OF the e-npasH N
Office and in obtainur the lions share Of plund which
up political hacks aid hoddy contractors have been 30 'ae
RsseG Thqt we present with pride aud confidence 70 the
people this cly fyr hr support the ticket beaded Win
The name Of Jsmes Lynch FOR Sheriff, notwithstanding the
vile cauuny with winch it m attempted TO de'gAct from that
honest By TePresenng him a. reersaat TO hs tsi
while In the rank, soldier We know that .nch alehood
win m harmless At his feet None OF the csrdtAies TO- Shcr
ia except Mr. Lynch went to the war a. all No candidate
nov before the people for this Of ce but himself hes utb
ued In any way to support the 0oyenent st this c
have he rendered any service the people excep, be the
holding Of fat civil ohce, while be duty in defending
tie Capital beret Of The comforts Of home, smiiy nd
friends participating in the gorous struggle fer The snie
ia the enjoyment Of profitable ard vsusbe Office Each Of
his eors not only hold. Office now but has boz IN
c 9r oyer ten e1r while he has e,eH no bread not the
Reieres That recommend to III. voters Of this city
oI the The Democracy aud shall conquer Upon
m ssPSS aSs q. oss & 1ss ass III rafs
Of the Democratic party in this city so doe. all depend upon
The contest with o appreciation Of the great interest,". at
.afe long PILL stIog pa paa ,sII ana Pa AN 81 cs.s 0f
Mr. HACKET, when he had finished tie reading,
said that a Inomentous struggle WAS going on be-
tween the North and the South. This country, once
great and prosperous, had been torn asunder by Ab-
lobtionism lcheersl which had been growing from
the time John Quincy Adsms presented the fret pc.
tition for the abolition Of Slavery. The Democratic
larty was now, u always, the advocate of consItu-
tional rights, North and South. The South had
been deceived into the suppostion that We were all
Aboltiomsts; but if Gen. Mcclellan could give
them whaling, and the Democrats could convince
them that we were not Atolitioniste all would yet
be we'll
FERHAEDo WOoD was then introduced amid
great applause. He spoke, in substance, follows
FTILow CITIZENS: The call under which we
have assembled tonight declares that the oDly hope
of the country is the National Democracy" Iu my
Judgment this is true. There is now DO otler ro-
source. Tbs popular element il our only and sole
reliance. Ii was this that successfully carried the
Colonies through the War OF the Revolution; the
nation through the Subsequent war with Great
Britain; through the celebrated Whisky insnrTec
ton, which was as formidable as this at ito oofa.
meneemeDt; the Government through the War
which MI ifcati0n attempted TO wage In South Car
oliua, and through tho war vish Mexico.
All Of tbese conflicts were nc aud successfully
settled BY the National DoniocIaey acting through
agents Of like principles. lAppause.l ldonol wish
or intend TO impugn The sincerity or conduct Of those
who are now administering our public afhirs at
Washington. believe they DO the bet they can