The New York herald., 1863-11-28
Great Gathering Of the United De-
mocracy in Peter Cooper's
Political Temple.
LETTER FROM GOVERNOR SEYMOUR
Speeches Of Judge Marvin, A. Oakley
Hall and Others,

Is under the guidance and follows the standard Of Mr.
John McKeon. Mac nominated c. Godfrey Gunther and
thinks TO elect him-which he will do In the same way
that he elected his for Recorder at last election
by getting for him about in thirty Mr. Boolc
may therefore, be called with truth the candidate OF the
united democracy and that is most powerful institu
tOn in the city, he has only 60 and Tues
day. which he will doubtless proceed to do.
The meeting last evening pretty conclusive ndi
cation Of the strength OF the united democracy Of New
York. The large hall crammed and, the evening
was pleasant the crowds that could not get inside the
bnding conter ted themselves with standees outside.
where tho necessary amount OF cheaD oratory
vided for them and wherc besides they had the advan
tage OF pure air and calcium lights, and cond enjoy the
spectacle by long line Of coored lanterns
pended In front Of the vesibule OF the building and by
an unlimited supply Of sky rockets chasing ench other
through tho blue empyrean, and forth. In Short the
democratic supporters OF Mr. Booe had good time OF It
generally, ana made the most OF their opportunity.
The inside proceedings opened by the selection OF
Mr.. mes r. Nicholson chairman and large number
Of vice presidents secretaries Among the Of
vice presidents those OF Fernando Wood, George
Law Judge sutherland, Judge pierpont and Recorder
Hoffman.
LETTER FROM GOVERNOR SEYMOUR.
The following letter from Governor Seymour, purport
| Ing to be teicg aphic despatch, was read
WV TWEED as7 Broadway chairfnsn General Commit
Z. have This Day rsssyea your Invitation to
@ me os hsa r a. S per Inst
,on ny public aaie when hay. seesmu.Isd during
meeting held in cit, month spoke Al
i The n'erysnas election resulted uns"orsby 10 that
ns, S,: sh %
our constitutional rights and 70 bring back
,o was this Z. result 81: confident tA.. the jus.
BY al cls...s strong and passions always pre-
IN Viii s S l. po. sns
S.ms a moments: n The meantime. .is duly adhere
ion. which sy.Tssd country ;uec.:.lay
WAS M up aaH ses ess o. Of s"e & ss"1e
es s wsh now % aMsc. our country Il. re:iOra,,on
wli the North and dl.sm a' the & south. ssd and
disnse g government. without which our country
as II s s"sas. sps ps +
s% While We ar, compelled 70 be. in es%mon yin
%po:s. regard b.: essn RAID
public affairs object to 4 Il
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no; V.r ss.. mate, :. ,"TDr:s q h. ,hS:e ":
prop.r mode q oosaacsas public
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ass .ae these howsvsr
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iamsda.s cessation q ali hosisss and by nssosstIoss
:rnsa military control Until ssr pSp"s.sos Be- S"
q u asss as
s.s Y tss ms,. = g, our psop hod that nj. smsgsncy
similar e'roam,s.ncss while he hand, should
on DGs' Is. .ss9 a rs s
every consistent VIA. = honor q
,hrr arms and return to their appropriate positions In the
L. =. ~ no good ss gained q
VIII Ss pre%o.sd sy @sIns sasrssos. opinion aS1 Upon
II ns ss s 10, % ~ r,ss Ell
srea our rights y p,o.p. .sedsnss
ssnrosd ~ isrsrns "a desire
beyond de-na thoss rshis Of pssson ana BONES q
nI we x.rs es:s"si AdSs5as
paSny sni pairocsy struggle on 10 ave our coan,r,
from .a.,ssy from $s:Ea.:n sn'~,rysd 81 ..saai.
lDport.n hat We should rank. snsroE,n,
hop. "a s:"sa.nss S''ss isr .ss a.r
place s Sa 1 snes. 4 'f s .,
@pon htner I'D stronger rroun.. To: end ofs copss,
hs,as griss.ps. q sossra.sni h.d s. u.
aos,pne. o endsn ar. Saon.ssn, s
VIII pee .'.s r1los sh .hs national .,,.isns. Let
triumph permsnent ss,ab of he poI
held ' ''r''' 'a'nnis noSArro d'al slYso5se
KEMARxs or yupoE GARvIx
Judge GAnvis introduced the nrst speaker and
In the opening his he returned thanks 20 the
democracy OF Ns~ York, who had given him at the late
election thirty seven thousand votes lie bad recently
met a'Boston democrat of The Erie Railroad who
was boasting about his own city and ssid that New
could show no mall. no monuments, no bunker Hi. He
(Ar Carvn)old him. In rspopss AM New York erected
more monumsn,s every than scssoo had done
her founassion, New York had the Crosop water the
arst message 70 Congress the chairs which the
UonEress sat- the Provost xarshsls as-pow the Han Of
Records. ~hat tscS oasked the Bostonan What 90,
Why the democrl,c party raise yearly monument Of
twenty tnousAnd majority (Cheers.) Had they any
admit, The sspsroriiy Of New York 10 10 .Sss rssrse,.
{Lsughter) he only objec,Ion he had board made
tr.nsI Poole vas that he had 10, ben born IN this
and Pssrch Heury and III the fathers of Rsvo1ton
for. no osecos 70 man that ). had Ss.n Sovs = Ss
Scotia particularly be ist In two or three mouths
Afterwards. lAushser.J
kKsoLUTroNs.
Mr. Thomas FUrIs presented series of resolutions
which wrrs adopted. They follsvs>-
K.so.,.a ina, ns.mass E :. ne asmcr.sy u New yas
easddass who sslfmsde therefore The nsI.sd De-
ssss% Is. ~ 2 : sse % s' k., :ss
Rssoissa fSs, n X. nomsssos o. rr.ae. sos'.
S s % % s hat Il *. s.ys -a
sy ,ss pae rrs.. % Nc sas slns visor ~iih Which
sss me dss' q s
could ASA regasdns canddsses erecuve ability and
gncious sno ledge ! municipal ATaira
Ihssthe prsssss en.rFy % useful in basssa
ansirr which has b~en acquired by NJ. Boe during his
vigorous eeMe q life. eslies him to TIE h-sry sympathy
ard .ss vii ss S..sss .sa sos sssT nss.s s 5 r.
ootnpre ends snd that MS ssperencs during toe
y~sr. mun.cital councils hsye emnent qualified him
ne chs .cy q Zoe ueroyols whcs duties not only
sa. u y ri & sss ls s. .'sn sea ~.
him 70 assume AZ The beat suited the present
asncy of national. STATE sn ctr Ana "a
Re.olvsd InAt ne united democracy OF Nsw Yors city
here assembled con the
the demccsn party generously forg-ttE pr-u-
d. and ocA dsAppc hsarty suststnnx
u~r nations plsegs
ssrurpg bv immense Ios eIscsion of Frapcs
a. Bools on Tuesday.
REMARKS ov THOMAS c. vrlps.
Mr. TIuns spoke support of The resolutions And in
fave a tbs democratic candsdsts for The Mnvoray 10
Glazing bopes faithful. ensvessc and pstrtslc
He rcGarded the snppost cfsuch Mr. Bnss
ing iInsfnvs d n tbs greas pvspeies unsris
The eonssntca because rested The nss~~s N The
peopAe Ne believed that ma only voaA ssss~ a
New Ycrk be dsmccrasc neat rear, hut shas the ma
pvAy ~ shs rls&e ~ the rnha vouid 49, fp werrs~,tv
ard fyum kyxe again 6s<nc~vsstr grb~nwv IA -