New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-26

4;loa ovc-, .hc,n tonight woud 10 tie snu.o
,lmg They could noi vote ioi MI ''h'rri ilo % .l.,'
prosided over peace meeilhg 'nct ."' '','. N',."d
iny slr Booie he was the nominee oi f'rh"n'" Voc"
,l ,;,,i,t n IN And thcy Hs"d so write III 'lF COPY
ho.ls; "E,il communication CORRUPT Io''i n1.'''
ai ~ rptn i, tnovn by t" ''1p"ny y, - ~ ,.,.
=, ,ar.c hv Icrnanlo Wood. We had nobody leit hut
Mr. rauni-a man Of iniegnN. "l Pohu,;i 80
riruce--a nan wlo had already h"ho ths o.l.u
snu. service and nnder whose administration
tho tayss ~oud be reduced " had been sio thai M
lunt had moved 20 reduce tho salaries 9" inc ponce !"
Sit0 There not word Of tIih IN i'' since '"l,
draft NJ. Iunt had done cnongh i"r ihe por pop,o r
the CITY of sow-N"rk To ontile hin ~ IN. once !I
which he vgs noI. mated. IL iud DEVOTED DIS line Inu
his energies to the relief of poor men from me operation
the draft far as that relief could pe gwen honor
ahy and properly, md up0I one Occaa"n ho TOOK MN
ground even after the uniform put npon him. thai
fireman should rot b. permitted 10 go TO the war aO ne
stond hy the fireman from the beginning 20 the END OF
this matter. lApplsnse.l He hoped that they wor',
give a GOOD r,,art OF themscyco Tuesday. We had
M one yea. reduced the Democratic majority Iii per
cent. TWO more years Of such work would place New'
York where she ought To b'-hy ihe tine "i fnnuei,
phia-hy the side of CncinGat-hy TIE sld@ ~ g. nous
- Ionis lippauscl the largest city IN ~" state ~
Missouri. a >isaa which has just sent 10 the scnale
OF the United Staies man IN p'ni,s Us mhcA ~
night when .ouos oersladow tie sky H. GTatz Bow Il
chcersl-the Cy of ST Lonis where the irrt seeds o
radical emancipation were sown by her glorious o,i,
man clement as hry sounded out upon tie hfee2fs ih'
>wert over the west IN TIE campaign al lbi th'I r.
tical war-cry was Free SOIL Free Men, Fremont ana
Victory fCLc,rs.l lie hoped that something wouu
b. done between now and next Fall to place Ne"
IN that positinn and that woud be abir to rJo'
before another chart election the ret'hea'l"
New Vol. as most assuredly We would be ahle I" ~
ioce the reelection Of the aoe re ION, 'n'
.,orious old man who now guided the HELM 81 stare
lGr,at app'aus,.l
Mr. OPI,oN Blunt was tien lonhiy 'ui,u upon. ' n'
.,id. Mr. Chairman and Gcntemon--i nii ho' ih''n'
to sneak here o night return you ~! sincere t"h
f,r ihc nomination you have given me- can Only sh,
tlat er proud o. tie Union domination 10Y W" M
Natra,y ~ your great city and Nhh' yer the iesui
nv be- am d, ri. city satisfied can only say 10 you
n you An come forward and sustain me ia THIS ,asr
f satisfied that there doubt of our success IN h
coming election satisfied rs the case now stands
/ II every voter IN New-Nork, every true tpon man
will come forward and h ticket as be ought TO do
there IL 10 doubt whatever but can carry the Pii
and elect every Union man that II now before IN
/ p,ope lChcersl ] do no, intend Ia say mnch heH
L. nj Kit: think 10 not proper for candidate be'o
The u.ou,c 10 s.y what he intends 20 do. can on
saw goiIcncu what have done for The ast ten year
shah coniinuo 10 do. tApphuse. thank !u
kindly for this domOnst. alton. gentlemen. io'hLsh'
/ Loud applause.
AficT speech by Mr.. Mcclellan. Of .he Eighth Ward
tie President announced TIT another ratihcailo
meeting would be held IN Wall street on Friday aie'
noon a , o'clock aDepuiy Pgosos,-Iarshai stated tha
r the nc,; draf, the poll books Of the neJt elecio
would be copied. ard the meeting adjourned. Wit
+ cheers FOR Bru, ord the Union.