The New York herald., 1863-11-26
CITY Politics.
City POAAsAcs.
n0fMo TO nATIyY THs NOMINATION or 0RtsoN
BLUNT As MAYOR or H1w Y0KK.

The republican hesdQuarters &C the corner Of Broad
way and Twenty third street. sd last evening by
the friends Of orison Blunt Esq the republican
for Mayor of the city Of New York To sN Appearances
there was seher union unity In the demonstration.
Men hold back their opinions like operators the stock
Exchange, and until long after the hour fixed
for the opening Of the meeting that the principal
appeared.
Mr.. wA HoRroN was unanimously called 10 the chair
and In few expressed the wish that Mr. Blunt
would be elected to the position to which he had
Letters were then read from Hessrs F. A. Conkiin wm
Mr.. GkoKGH W. BLUNT road a series OF rssolutions OK
pressing strong faith In the republican nominee for the
nayoray. Mr. Blunt went on at some length to discuss
Gunther represents the copperheads Mr. Boolc tho
"rng" Mr. Orson Blunt was the representative OF
loyalty 70 the government II therefore hoped
that the last named would be chosen Mayor
mr. Henry SMITH was The next speaker and he spoke Of
the propriety OF ecctng true Union import
| ant once Of Mayor OF New York
- senator WILKINSON made an elaborate speech in favor
Of the Union and the election Of Mr. orsou Blunt. He
frequently referred the Western favor
Oh noerty, and was loudly appauded.
Mr. CHAs srxycEx next called upon 10 address the
meeting He caustic aud severe in remarks. and
hsndsd copperhesds with an unusual want OF tenderness
Mr.. Osros BLrn. the nominee for Mayor. then
troduced and in his short speech said that however the
his views were in every way favorable ou ''n In
nis idea y was the duty OF the people 70 settle
tns Question Soung nn.nm0usy against every
Several o'her gentlemen invited to address the
nesting out as they has nothing particular nor interest
The meeting broke up at late hour; but 70 say the
truth, It was Intellectual 10 every respect
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Captain John Downey has withdrawn . candidate for
Police Justice In the above district, in favor Of William
Dodge, tho regular Tammany and Mozart nominee.
Mass Meeting OF the farmers In Fors yth
Street-A Strike.
The Turner's assembled last night at han In l74 For.
syth street for the purpose OF preparing for ssrke Mr.
Nordonschid tho President Of previously formed
citation OF the Turner's composed mostly Of Germans pre-
sided, and after prolonged debate a resolution was
passed by unanimous vote, the effect that they tho
Turner's, will demand Monday next an increase OF their
wages OF fifteen per cent for working In horn ivory bone
and BRASS and twenty five per work In turning
wool and that unless such incroase Is granted strike
thermore passed that the Turner's will In oaseof strike
support each other and take regulate this
matter good deal OF routine business was
10 carry out the above The domice Of the Treasurer
Mr. Ulrch 268 Third street Told number) between ave.
nles and D, was selected as place OF rendezvous.
Where all inc members have 10 report Monday
night as to tho result OF the strike On motion resou
ton "as that the next meeting Of the Turner's h
70 DC hed on Tuesday night at No. 174 Forsyth stree
II was reported that In the meantime English sp
Ing members OF the trade had formed protective 1sB.
cston or their own. In order Increase OF
wages II was proposed 10 confer and act in uni
son with tho said organization. In conclusion com.
that organization. The Chairman appointed Msssrs,
Fischer Flock and Charles Kenze and these gentlemen
English speaking members OF the trade who arc TO TO
meet at place In Houston street to day.
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