New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-28

living the question Of como stock Of rail-
road company in this city. horse rniroad,
and iewas proved that s. 60 paid 10 Committee
of the Boards OF Aldermen and Assistant Aldermen ir
votes in reference to that railroad and thn INC p!
made in the cupola Of the CITY Ha nsaea u
one Of the persons who admitted that no had pH'u ~
he did not Know that il was crime that lie "as Diip
ing public officer. ard he sid lie did asked mn
he did not know that was wrong ana lie snr ~ tex
were in the market and l bought them Nv "ou.u
horse" lApplause. Who wos IT ~ 90 10, heis',on
any names; do not come here rthc pn 81 "
al reelection upon human beine 'Nc'P' 20 m
as il nav be necessary illustrate the character VI .no
City Government ard say to you tet 'heSc uo lc.s
patent existing; that they are as wen Wo let me-
trouble Won for few moments longer. What is tie Pc
siton Of this city with reference to the keDeNloh VIM
the historical record as TO eacn o. ane 'airs nron
that subiecti What led 10 tie riot when usgraeeu
your city in Juyl f. The Ring"J What leo 10 ,ns'
terrible outburst, disgrace 10 esara ord dis
grace too which il does not deservef IL was ne in
perfect loose. corrupt Government OF TINS cry. !
blame those who were concerned IN ' 1 r%i
;tS' 'I Cheers, blanc tho misguided.
mised people who were Immediately concerned in that
outrage upon the public pence less than DO those VINO
ever they chose Tat there would be no control over
them; blame them less than do those exercising high
official functions who stimulated 1t If the! did not aea
ally encouraged These consider atoms would oppy
in reference the rulers you now about IT, chose
1 make it practical question. VIII you elect mem
Der Of the ring for Mayori mo not WIN you
select one who was in favor OF expeAng The
Government troops which came here for tie purpose OF
guarding your city from onrnge, from the cold hospi'
tally Of public parss WIN you sustain those who
voted in the Common Council 10 present TO the General
Government claim Tor damages for that excessive hos
pitalty Of permitting public guardians to sleep In
The public parks THIS is tie character o. the rulers
cercy, when he City Of New.York is 10 exercise in
fuence to whether the 20 progress for short
er OF longer period of the most important character IN
our public councils VIVA: we want in the fret place is
men who are heartily devoted 10 tle Union leLeers).
heartily devoted the Constitution arpausel heartily
devoted to tie integrity Of our territory III al
its part, cheering and earnestly and faithfully devoted
to the flag which must wave over every acre Of II
[Applause.] Are either OF the candidates nominated
by tie dominant party OF by fragments of that parry
persons in whose loyalty. absolute, unconditional, In
whose devotion 10 the Government without qualfca-
ton and without stint right or wrong yon can reiose
say right wrong. for every good citizen bonnd to
60 for lis Government light wrong; man s bound
t. for his mother right wrong. and he is bound to
20 for his Government when 10 engaged In great
war, right wrong II there be any private griev.
ances if there be any errors OF Govern nent let them
be corrected Afterwards; but fight Is ont first. Sc
cure freedom and peace. ard thea settle
these controvered questions afterwards
You want no better evidence Of the u.ness Of the can
ddntes 10 whom have referred than the fact that re-
spectacle portion, respectable in influence numbers
and wealth have followed the example OF former years
and boited the nomination. They have united against
Tammaly and Mozart those virtuous emanations OF
yrtuous rulers They have bolted against the whole
concern Whyt Becaute II was no, tit to be trusted;
because IL nut up q member Of the Ring ono whose
great skill has been manifested IN the manufacture and
management and pa! ment or one OF the greatest Jap
aese balls upon record II wished to have one WHO
could create such bills should vote or that caTdntc
because i. requires OF ingenuity and genius hth
crto unparalleled In this community TO mako the bills
amonrt to over $1,000. Now, who has been PIT up
on tie other sidef Who has been put up with the
approbation Of multitudes 81 our most respect
able and influential citizens for his integrity and worth
He came the public counses o! this city in an inferior
capacity when corruption was not quite as ri'e ns II
now TO be sure aud has stayed Its hand Oiison Blunt
Las stayed the hand Of corruption In tho City Hall 81
this city rs much % any olhcf man thst ives ana
brenthes Now il b SAID that Mr. Blunt does not possess
some gualC atons essential 10 the once Of Mayor lie
does possess ability to be corrupted he possesses
the conviction and conscience TO DO honest have
heard the objection urged against HIM that was
ur ged against Mr.. Lincoln when be wrs running to 10
President tina. he very handsome do MT believe
Ma Blunt i, sSbstan,sl sound honest fairfaced man.
who hes not two sides and does What be las PROMISED
10 do and when be las taken an official oath keeps ~
and above all he is not man WHO sea.s. Let NE al.
vert for moment to some Of his e1ertions You know
thst the taxes in this city have Increased In the widest
and mort extravasart manner Those no have feaI
estate know that does not produce TO its owners nov
three per cent clear Of taxes and and that
bccaufe Of tie Internal ingenuity which limits itself TO
numbering the public; and yon know ct TIE same time
that this does operate simply upon tie lind and the
house owner il operates upon tie tenant upon The poor
man; it operates upon those who engaged In the ro's
lest Summer. q they supposed to better ther eondoni
The landlord raise tho rent 20 meet these enor
mous ta1es ind these mpostons. Mir. Blunt has earn
estly and fatlfuly devoted himself TO bringing these
enofmou, taxes within proper Limits ana w eiiy owes
Board Of Supervisors do not mean TO iEplgn the IN
tcrrty Of either Of the Other candidates in any way e1
cept 10 Of them las been connected with TIE
public counsels aud Is known BY his public
acts Those ere tic things Of Which 1 have
right, and upon which II 10 my duty
TO speak One has occupied public position ana no
and urge il upon you worthy OF consideration, that
one OF them IL nominated by those who are nooionsy
for Office and the other is ined lot with dis,inct
declaration that he against corruption public ard p
yse but By tho class Of persons rs have nominal
ed tho first Tie difficult, Is thnt ne character OF
elevate him. and II be put Up by ihose who have failed
10 comply with therp ubho duties he is unrustworthy
Is therefore that an earnest IN TIE advocacy o.
Mr. Blunt because he il Iotorously II may Say. In
public matters. honest. fruitful, upright, and just
fCheersl AS such. them ask you 10 give him your
:6p1 ao., ne ssds, n The C An Hs II. moi
who viii require when hc sgns warrant TO pay debt
duo from tie city PERCENTAGE hfore no will sign It,
lie Is not that viii pander L. bis private Interests
or 10 the interests Of bis friends whom lie gets into the
Office Of Mayor have been told lately by politician
belonging TO the dominant party that ono person,
formerly connected with the City Hall was receiving
now an income Of nearly $4,000 for tie buying and
selIrg Of nominations to Office. do not know whether
1, is true not but when such things can 10 seid BY
party against another member OF Lis party. shows
state of !hngs requiring correction and you correct
and the pee pie Of New York correct 1t by eectng
ORION Blunt. Lond and prolonged applause.
WILLIAM =. DODGE was then introduced Re stid:
lave but single word to ray. fellow c.tizens Mott
Tuesday we are to elect Mayor VI the City Of New
York. There s hardly hen but who understands
tho character Of each and all Of these candidates Tho
question 10: Whom shall We elect Ordinarily We lock
TO what would best promote the interests Of the City
directly AT this juncturo We are rot only 10 look 70
what would promote the best interests OF the city but
We are to look to whs. would promote tho beat nerests
Of the Government tCheen1 Lot me AJAX you. have
you any security II Mr.. Boolo ID elected thai 10 viii
sustain the arm ofthc Government t"No. no He II