Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-08
sgw YoRK p0LiTtes.


rev Ydnk p0Esrtes.
ntEffNG OF fRE bBso 1RAoy At fAhnAM
HAL-oHtRAcfEsisrIo SPEECH By JOIN
VAN ~BUREN-RioH SCENES, &s. .gLas4syf
The New York Hrald, Of the 4 b INST, o~ouiaios saae-
count of the proceedings Of q D n,osatic m,stirg. At
f4mnany Hal, on Monday evening. NJ. EjshF. Par.
dy, she war horse of the Dmocraey," presided. and at-
dressed the meeting. He Ia reported ~ ioaoss:
He EXPORTED the meeting to do their duty 10 putirg
out Of power those 'vsgabonds who have @. Temporary
possession Of the government They had hsd enough
Of the abolition parry. IA olce-.Wsfs tirsd OF
them Il, had made up his mind that the qas ion
vs. sesdsd, and that Horsto Seymour would DO our next
Governor. rhrse cheer: for Seymour and grosu. iot
he uo ply heads I, had been minated that an at:snpt
would DO made ~ oEerave the democrats tomorrow ;
but they nigh. be assured that ampls p~rofe5tio1 would
be provided They had engaged the best Counsel In
the city ofNsw York. and Judge Barnard aud X o0rder
Bof nan would opsn their courts. II any attempt we're
[, be made 10 arrest demec ats, or to interfere with mar
right OF spffrIy 70. writs Of habsas eorpas would be Issued.
De thankeo God that military law did not prevail 1ese.
They would have their righ. OF stf age, peaceiuiIr II
hey could, foTcbly Il they mus. [rnsfs the tsIkj-
The power Ct the Government vas very greaks II con
trOlled tbs purse and the swo d, and II the police inie'.
ftrs they must take the cons6 qaenc,s. "a voc,-Ssho {
them down. He hoped they would oil 60 the polls
and q srciss ,nsir right OF stfffage. :.
He then read a hAndbill headed: 40 the citzsns Of
Nav 70 K" tho substance Of which Is as 'ollors:
1t being understood that II isu the intention OF TIE
Abolitionists 10 intimidate the d ,mocrscy and tho friends
Of tie consti uion IN the ex sc 8, OF tbs right OF voting
on the day Of election, We requts. all Uoion-oviag men
10 ray NJ attention whatever ID these tsrsts
Every ti.xu will b. p:otsctedi in tbs right Of tie ekc.
hve franchise, guaranteed by the consi ution. and no
man shall be Arrested or prosecuted withou; due process
Of Law.
Do not be de erred, freemsn Of New York; by apy
| threats or p~roclamstioas, intended only TO serve the
purposes OF the Aboliioniss, aud prevent leg voting
rhe friends OF The constitution and the Union know their
/ right, and intend TO maintain them ut all hSz irdsl
A Oommittee Of SIfs,y will be 10 attendance ct Tam
many Il Ill, on the day Of election, and local Vigilance
Committees will be on duty 10 every e!eci oa, district
througbou. the city.
This handful was sigusd by tn, CaArmia and Sscrs
tAries Of the General COMMITTEES Of each wirg Of the
D ,mocrAcy-kaown a. "TsmmAny Hall" and "hezTt
Hall"
NJ. Puidy (resuming) said they might not be afraid
/ Of any altemps TO ~iute'ferS with them ct the polls TO-
| mo row. II they do attempt it
A yoce-Shoot them dosn.
NJ. Purdy-N) need Of that, blow them down.
A yoice-I suppose that. for the iupose OF intini
| dating voters, there are men to morrow TO take down
the names OF voters that they may be drafted.
M Pu,Gy-ob, there will be no draft
Tas voics-Hlve they a light 10 do III Is no. that
interfering with tSe election.
NJ. P~aTdJ-Geasutes will be taken to event il. The
| Sheriff will be in attendance all day to morrow. aud. il
.ecessAry We shall hsvs two assistant Sherias for each
yard.
tn, VOICE. know that that thing was done 10 Penn
| ulyAuiI, ard pArticul .rly IN Philadelphia.
Another voice (syd,1tly that Of a mau over the age
for draf iacl- III a man fears the dt,it and fears to ~
sfcise the elective ~iIarchss on that account, he d ,s
| not deserve 10 vote. Lei them all do the duits oil Q
| cit x.a teal is;ly.
Mr.. Pdriv-do to the polls q1ieily and exercise your
| r'gh, OF suhsase. Go early and vote.
A ~yoice-0.ten. Laughter
| NJ. Puedy-No, rot ofton. (Llugh.er)
An Enthusiastic Idshuin-kr Pirdy, will you get
| The band to play "PAHicks dayt"
NJ. Puiy--Oeraii lJ. VII the bad pl as, give Us
"P Iu!ek's day 10 the morning" With variations.
TIE order vas comp led with, aud The adj ionAl air
Of "Lury 0G a" was throsp 10. Then there we're
/ three cheers gwen Tor Ss1m our. three more for kcClel-
an, and sell ano her three fJr Z j,hF Pordy, aud the
| whole was appropriately scuad up with the perform
| Ance OF Yankee Do:dle."
Ia the absence Of NJ v,u Baron, the Chairman called
| upon eI s ate 5 yrs'oT hcMurray, 10 IN axe d short speech.
Hr. Mehurrsy reluetsu'y compiled, but be had hardly
| ,)mmerc,d when III. VA Blrsu entered the rosI.
sPxIca or J)HS VAN BURKS.
NJ. Vac BGren was rece y,d with much enthusiasm.
| Re said BIO had much pleasure in seeing so lArg, "a su.
| dence. The election vas almost a. hand, aud ne csud
| 40. have done h, duty if b, had not tried to meet his
,rienss in this cd hall. and 10 ~tI:hange his visss wish
| them on the importance Of the struggle in which We are
| Q esgsd, Ard the eur s. m aus 70 command sucosss. l.
| .lEsy, gave bun pleasure 10 meet his democratic and
| other fr'nis. BE di no: Intend TO have tai e / any
par. ir al, canvas, bu; s)me three weeks ago be wa
iuvi!ed 10 Addrss,a meeting OF geotiemel g! tbs Cooper
Institute, who decided TO support Hora 10 SCI m our TO-
Governor Of this Sac. o. tina! ocsssion be took an
opportunity to express some original vevL In bis
opiuion Il vas the Guy Of ~ administration 10 bs OF
o5e niai and of one opiaion, bl. lhoso vio are called
upol TO overlhros an atn;n ,iraIio1 may d Ger ia every
thing % lo1g as they agree Ia opp)si'ion 10 ID u govern
ueaL. Toe war must bH pv:s.cui ed lot The original OBJ
,oL and no, as an q clifton ofusid, 10 pertecrt those
lglios, whom We arc fight, 6. L. Wa 4 war not for de-
u Mon or oorquts', but for the maintsEarce iItsct OF
he Unim Is Is vas and the Constitution as i. u. zap
p'ause) U,oa this platform he you'll sunpor: the D mo.
cratic candidates With al hs poser. With HorIi, Ssy-
mour a. their stan lard srer there couli bs no fear OF
triumph. 10; lCpg ago Nc Seymour took an oppo.,u
nity to eIprfss bis p'iich yisSs Gu this utr a. the
Brooklyn AcAd my OF Aliio. He said thai. he is In favor
OF pros iipg he var to the utmos. limi 5 Of justice,
aud tha. he y II never ooasent to the d,vs'on OF these
) A,es on any olnlingsrcJ. (AcpIuse) Aud 80 long
as hs could tip k or aght SO l. would ne use bic voice
,ad he I'm in b,h,t OF the U ion (Appl,u,s) I.i
for such views aud such a cIudldIIe has you are 70 axe
n,a.nreI for succ SO tc.mpr;os. II this struggle be
(Vaa Bu;e Wts vi b thin heart and haad.
Tas 3 UTaIRSIRs WONT RUN.
The friends Of the Piesiient ssy that the war has as
slmsd g-esttr proportions than he was prepared for
TIA; be though the Southern people would run soon AZ.
ter hCslhaes oagao. way slouo they tua now, mar
tcularly when they did no; IN in the bloody war Of the
Z .volu ion and 10 lst2t Why should they, alter hav rg
cins.nsd the col CT AsIoI With their bod en- added
llure!s TO thor history. undertake 10 rul nov when call.
Cd upon to defend their wives aud houes2
gtsIRLL So IRIS LErrKR.
In reference TO G u,ril Scots letter, Mr.. Van b Irsn
said hs would nov state how be came il /, the posse elm
Of that letter. He shorld co. hlvs done DO now were
/. not for q sn gult circuua auoe. He had { k IN occa
sioa, 10 a speech O.. Book u 9 couple OF weeks ag,. 0
SAY that /. wasa sec ct, aud that = lady vas helpirg kiu
to keep 1t. o Q or Two dsys after that (as oondnusd)
the lady Of the p, esideut OF ths Uoited 6Ates cams 10
touo, and al hough I had 10: bad the p'sssurs cf seeing
her, I thought IL a mere ordinary muk Of 70 REQ, TO call
upon tbs vii, Of the Ohiei hIg srate. That Fact was stated