New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11
TAMMANY HALL STANDS AL00F.
George B. Mcclellan Nominated for
President.
Present-FernandO Wood, John Van Buren,, jas.
Brooks, and Gilbert Dean.
Absent-James 7. Brady, John McKecn, Richard
UGOrman, and Horace Y. Clark.

Tho lese-unwashed part of the uDterrifed Democ
racy assembled last evening at No. $50 Broadway
the headquarters of the Young Mems Democrati'
Union Association, for the purpose Of mutual con
gratuIation on the result Of the State election About
half rs large as Tammsny Hall the room was pearl,
half filed OF the eight speakers announced, hal
were present; Messrs Brady, McKeon, OGormau
and Clark did not make their appearance.
Three cheers were given for :" George B. MeClel-
lan." "George Train" "Jobn Van Buren," aud
" Geo. Mcclellan" McClellan's cheers were loud.
est, but they made small nosc compared with their
three eroans for Wadsworth, and for the whole
Republican party.
At eight o'clock John Van Buren and Fernando
Wool entered the room, amid three cheers for " our
next L. s. Senator, John Van Buren, for Fer
nando Wood" ana for " Gen. McClelliu.'
FEnsASDo WOOD was first introduced. After o
few word, com plimeolary Of youth and the Young
Mems Democratic UIiou Association, he said we
had had an election tlst bad done great deal more
tIan decide that Mr. So nd-so should dsrharge the
duties of n b .snd-such an Office. Toe Democrutio
party had ia this contest Compounded noIhny thty
had boldly enuncia'ed tie doctrines OF conserya-
risrn, and On them had triumphed. vast respoDs-
bilfy rested upon them. Toe sovereignty OF tie
great State OF Newly ork was to rest ia their hands
lt deIended upon them whether II should be re
specied or fall beneath despotic continuation
who had bsen elected her Governor, IL he was not
the man to stand ~ for the rights OF the State against
any Federal usrrpa'ion. Loud cbeeriog And II
h, properly represented the men who placed lin
there he would az the same tiUe ascrt the rights "
the State defend it's ctizens ffsm arbitrary arrct.
great applausel, and Say to the Federal Gov1r,
nent that TO in pore iie Illegal and unconstitutional
assumed auth hlry within the borders OF our State
wass violation Of the powers which the State OF
New-York delegated to the Federal Government, n
' ola ION 10 which tie ate oi New.1orA would
never subait. lC.eers These were cone Of
the duties deyolying upon The geniem N elected.
Let the Democracy bear their victory n'eekly, con
tribute in every way toward ths restoration oi the
Uni and the Constitution. but let tlem not Iail 10
recocct that by war We could noI IKE peace That
bv wuai constituted violaion Of the FcdefHi Con-
stl,ution we could not maintain u Cover 0ment
formed in pursuance Of That ConsiIuion, aud there
fore we must pursue q correct conftiiulOnhi method
of restoring our Soulhern brehren TO their duty.
lie believed that by having the Constitution IA one
hand upd the sword sn the olive branch IN TIE othtr
we could again bring back our ernng brelhren.
Great applause.
JoHs VAS BusES was received with ak cheers.
He said they were assembled 20 exchange coug'at-
rlations the glorious resu. 10 the nlc OF New
York. Last year. they were defeated by oYef
lnj 900 aud vet their victory IA Now-loik was
greater than in any o,her state. Nowhere was ~
greater than In ihe Counties Of Nev-lofk, King,
ald Richmond, where tLoy bad 10 encounter Tie
power Of the police, the Cue'om-holne. Ihc Navy
Yard the Post-Oifc-r, and the Quarantine. They
balI n riaht 10 congratulate themselves upon this
extfaoldilnry result. But they hal herc MI IA
siliauce which they bad no where else
Mr. Wadsuorih made two speeches hero. lisa Ia
SPOKEN through the State, the majority would h-ye
been appalling. IL NbeTe u sos"ot'hF | IN
racing phrase. he was nowhere. Brooks came la.
" Three caeert for jim BfoOk.."l That NY Con"
gre,srnan. He was the first Whig ever voted for,
mud .hink he II be the las,. Nj. Van Buren, went
on to comp pinenI the old Clay Wigs and the honest
Republicans who aided Ia tbis victory. The ex-
pre .sion they had given 1T The poll was not how
ever. enough TO redeem the pledge tiey hud maio
70 restore the Union a. IT was Asd Tie Coasi'u
asst IT, lie was often asked. What DO you mesn
10 DOR lie referred them TO the conventions and
tho resolutions Of the Democratic party - know
what the DemOcrAic party would 90. Governor
Seymour would DO 10 power next January, aud their
members OF Congress IA year from text December
But as for himself he could tell what be meant 10
do. They were the opposliion, aud they were
Opposed 10 Yho Administration OF the General Gov
ernment. II was not tue business oi an opPosiiion
TO bAye q policy That wns the tufine- Of the
Administration. lie had taken the liberty during
tho prosecution Of the campaign oi saving that be
was for ylgOfOrs prosecution oi this war. and that
ne thought our armes shorld advance 10 Richmond
nnder George Is. hcClsll 10. Tremendous aud
long. outauod cheering.l lilo said that james >.
Wadsworih Wi. tie enemy Of Mcclellan groans
and ought not 10 be put III tho head Of the Govern
mept OF this Staie. [" sos I.ncoln."l This was
denied by The Ner-York Tina, by The EreniHF
PosL /, was deniedb by TnEN. l. lmBUsE. GfoGns.
Tho result proved tal he right that these facis
were true, ana hey were from top 10 bottom ene-
mics OF Mcclellan, ard had now Withdrawn him
Crom ,he command Of the armies OF The unted Sses.
fs they Il restore hln again. lie did rot mink
ihey couli restore MIN ngain. They nad put hlm
there frui, and withdrawn him; they had lut lin
iAere again, and wIihdragn hlm again. lIe ! ad
ouenly nyowed that Wherever tley should hitch him
| M there he worli draw; thnt he didn't cnre
whether he was COniinauder-ln-thlci OF the army
! that he would terye as pnvale IN tue
ranks lCheerinsl But hc was not permitted
10 do that lie was withdrawn entirely, and N
ouired 10 report lmself at Trenton, where 40 far
IA sir Van Iuren bad learned, there wers no scIiye
] Lo,iiiitca the overthrow OF the Representative
haying Loen accomplished by some 5,OOO. lCheers.
/ he uusl say briefly that Gen. Burnsido bad been
,saipred 20 tine cOnIaaId of tie Army. Gen. Burn-
.de waa rs he hai been to.d officer OF skill and
ol experience and worthy upright man. o. course
/ would nOf take uls COMMAND unless IL vas OK
/ pleiued 10 him aa IT never bud teen to the
pubic, why Mcclellan ~ls removed. The
complaints IN re, ird 10 mcClchaFs ~rdl"ss -
now fci 10 toe grou1l; at tue trnc he was wiki
drawn from the command he was on his way 70
| Richmond aud prepared lOr h hDal battle winch
you'd resnt ~ the overthrow Of the Rebels and The
c.fturc al their capital Why wa, TIC with lrlwn
- dis period % Be,ause no Was a Demc,ias.
itd DeilcFc1 'ht Whi sht icdsOli auu ~ N'h' bl'"-
SIDE was hm.eiia Democrat, - VI. Nau Bnfen bad
understood (" ileu an AbOi ionih" nnd was 20 bc
! IL mere temporary general TO be pnt aside To- an
| A5oitionlst [" iIemohtj then 1t WAS Tor hni
! Gen. Bnnside 10 consider how far be Wa 70
| ,.low Mmsrh t. bs made "a med.un o.
putting an Alol,iohitt III that place. After drawing
! Il comoaiison between Cen. Burnside aId Cienar,
who also vice refused, aud was tuen upon accept
nIce, as,sslnued, M Van Bdren sad tia, the deni'
! lad been definitely postponed. We all knew that
the surplus population OF this State who would
naturally take phft iu tic war had mostly voiln-
tered and that If tho army was q be
zH.ct ml,y rstnforced il must ta by draft. Ii was