New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-29
would within year force Mr.. lincoln to release the
country from the present Cabinet.
Loud cries for Wood and Train.

W0nlQ year 1orce Lincoln 10 release the
country from the present Cabinet.
Loud cries for Wood and Train.
DR.. K. Is. BRADFORD said taat after the ;raugu.
ton of Seymour there wcgld be no more arbitrary
,rrasis no more Bastes. He bad noticed that three
ministers of God had been arrested in New-Orieans
and consigned to dungeon because they refused to
mock their God by asking a blessing upon an impo-
tent imbecie, wssteful, and violating
Administration. Had not this Administration been
elected, our hosts would now be united, taklag pos
session of the beautiful koy of the Gulf Cuba, and
II Perfdious Albion was not respectful, Furnishing
her by deriving her of Canada ioud applause
The neople Of the South were no more to blame tnan
those of the North.
LUXE f. CozzEss made short speech
ELIJAH +. PURDY, who had resumed the chair,
Announced that the Constitutional Union Of the
city had Endorsed Brennan and Deyeln, ana intro
duced
ELI p. NORTON, who corroborated that statement.
He said that the people OF this country d not elect
Abraham Lincoln with the understanding that he
would ever dare to play the part that no despo,
would ever attempt. Great applanse.I lie called
down the house by al allusiou TO the proySlon 10.
Impeachment in the Constitution. The President
had dared to place 90 600 Of freemen under mar
tial restraint. The elections were re1uke Tor tnis
unconstitutional act. lie thanked God that next
year we should have as our Governor one who COM
pretended the rights Of the citizens oil New'iorA'
and who knowing, dared maintain them. -.
THEODORE l.. ToMLISsos said a few words, WHICH
were loudly applauded, when, at lOi p. M,
JOIN VAN buren, came in. After few worcs
over the victory at the state election be remarked
the novelty Of the manner Of nomination Oh Brennan
and Develin. Mr.. Brennan, he said, had as good an
education ss Andrew jackson had. Under tne Gon-
trolersbip of Mr. Haws the debt Of the city had IN
creased some S. 900, 000 In 1855 when he came In,
the funded de6t was 81 200 900 against $l4 SOO
at the close of 1862 The taxation under tlagg was
S29, 600 0O0 for four yearA Under Haws S4l VVoVoc
During the year past he had induced the hepuoh-
can Legislature to divert the funds pledged TO the
extinsashment of the debt in order to produce an
apparent diminution of tax. But MIR. Van Buren,
considered il most important 10 show the country
that the City of Newly abated no single vote OF
her resolution to repress iapaticism
The unterried voted Prince John pore, ana
more than half of them left the ball while he was
speakng. At the close, he said that they did not
dare arrest him, but if any man connected with the
illegal arrests in the State Of New1Ork set foot on
the soil OF the State OF NewYork, ne prince john
would arrest him (such man, lGreat and long,
continued applause.
Loud cries for T" ram"
Senator RICHARD b. CoygoLLY attempted to
speak for some minutes III vain. lie appeaied 10
them os men 70 listen to him in vndication OF him
self. He was indebted to the Democratic party III
this city for all he was worth in the word. lie had
been defeated for this nomination. However un-
Loly or uniustly those nominations had been made
he submitted 10 the nominations that had been MADE
He woald sacrifice every thing earth TO save the
country The election Of Horatio Seymour would
max, the human family forever happy. lie most
honestly, conscientiou.y, and relgiously believed
that the triumph OF November wound be vinoicaled
next tuesday Every friend he mad in the city
would do ike him next Tuesday, and that would be
TO vote for Mat. Brennan for Controller and Jonn T.
Develn for Corporation Counsel.
G.. +. TRAIN was then introduced. He said that
he passed over the cheers given him TO bis friend Geo.
b. Mcclellan. When he came home to Massachu-
sets the other day, he found that the piggers were
in the dress-circle and the white men in the PIT.
There were Niger insurance companies Niger
Harvards niger poetry, Niger essays, Niger hsto-
RES, nj yger pupis, Niger Webster, niger At
lantc Monthly, open only to niger business. He
Mr.. Train lad discovered great plot TO put the
lie was gong over the whole country to expose it.
The pulpit running this empire. Mems wives
and daughters went there. They had no right TO
pay their preachers money. They must begin by
stopping the blowing Of the Belowses and Beechers
Ainid loud cries for AcSwyny the meeting ad-
journed.
Our Reporter was requested to state that the Mar
auis of Harrington, NJ. p, Lord Edward Csven-
dish, ana Col. Leslie, M. r., were upon the plat
form.
large meeting was held outside, which was ad.
dressed by John NJ. Harrington. Philip Merkle, DIR.
Bergmann, DIR. Phelps. j. &. Van Loon, Mr.. Boyce,
and Daniel Bowley of Baltimore, who thanked the
Democratic party for the release OF Marshal name
of that city.