The New York herald., 1863-10-28

VOL ultcd last evening Oy toepoCtsOte euui0uco:-
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81 Court Je.s ;'sas sa
grems Court Joseph Poswouh aud samuel B. Darwin;
ssosrsSy' Recorder. John ESr4sn nasrrS % Co.,. -
as a,s. Va ESsss: Ssssss..' ss...' Secretaries
SPEECH OF Mr.. W. .. RANIxN.
AZ eight O'Clock the meeting called to order by Mr.
Wx RASxss, President Of the Democratic Representa-
two Committee, who made lengthy explanation OF the
object Of the meeting. He said that party should
% started in community without having . ground.
work for It's organization. For many years tho
democracy Of the city and county OF New York
had been at sea- the sixty thousand voters had been
without head. and their nominations, year afcr year
had been made without the democracy having a voco In
them and many years they had been called upon 70
20 to he polls and bndiy cast their for they
only TO the city Of New YORK. but 20 The great
democratic party. They had boen compelled to witness
n So & ps
aominutions like he who buys from the auctoueer's
mart in response TO the question, 'How much WIN you
broken down; that il close corporations. who make
sssS s s tho city SS York viii nls
ap In their manhood and In their might and say TO
these gentlemen "No longer shall this hucksering busi
ness be doue 10 give them chance it. (Cbeers
ae predicted that year would not pass ere Tammany
s"a % he s@ 10
psoplo 10 their rshts AMI that they must suocumb to
6he voce OF the mighty oemocracy who we're determined
ue longer 10 be traded (Appiause.l Was there
wbe had voted the democratic ticket for years past
codAsay that those Tor whom he deposited his vote
rreemap Tho ballot box OF his choice he
had auysblng u do with placing him theref No. Had
shee gone " se primary organizations Of tho party on
,sos@ pomnstoss or consrons the par;y who
coid resr back to. to the power Of his ward,
who had presumed TO bo member Of that great Organi-
saton In this city who had gcno before the people for
their endorsement their representative who could say
that under that endorsement he had been enabled par
tic in the management OF the democratic partyy lie
paused for a reply The who would submit TO such
,oustoe we're not ct to be frcemen (CLeelsJ He as.
sertod that the In which those two organiza
tionsTatnmapy and Mozlrt--had packed their preimi
pAry conventions and orgaoiz had been Of such
Char acter bring the blush OF shame OF
principle In the party. (Renewed appauss) When tho
American deposited his vote ho did so under the
magma charter Of his rights as a freemsn in FREQ
country, and he voted FOR measures. not for men.
But what man 10 the democratic party who had been
oen could say that he had been subscribing any prn
cpleY None at all In the municipal management OF the
oary Of this great city there but question made
70 It's organization, and that not TO whether
rhis gent!cman that gentleman will govern the affairs
u this great city and county nth security to the citizen
<hsre WAS question to whether no honest or
aeapable man--but these gentlemen either side
Wrapped Themselves 10 what they called an organiza
primaries y but when they hold such meetings iam.
many Hall took good TO send, masters OF their
primary elections, their own judges and inspectors and
no TO poll Thousand votes under that
primary election could be admitted into the sacred pre-
cpcs oe 1ammany Hall uplcss he came with the
sors were were under T tho tsnusoce of tho two or
three men who hold The Icios OF power there.
Moznt Hall she orgsnizec Tho bect Of tho do
mpcratc electors ia calling the meeting
longer an auction mart IN .hs city by which Fernsrdo
Wood side. sotting up nomination aud knocking
down TO tho highest bidder or whether bis TREND Pc
b. Sweeuy, tho other s.te, could DC tho The
gentlemen bo had formed this new organization pro-
claimed that the blind fsrics that had come the
peopie permit the ~ vte the tickets that those men
nsfe they intended 20 have krand strike, aud that
strike lsmmany Hall, IN her colossal dnefsiops, fell
ground totteing her wantonness they did
intend 10 deposit their votes Ia her favor icheers)
they intended to say 10 Wood. the one power Of
sez.rt proceed ia yorr nominations. make them and
srect ysr mart with unb.ushlng erontery 10 the light
,rys history would be sccn IN lone men would stand
deocrne but under the constitution o. the United States
and Under tho laws ~ the state they untancd aud
ostod for tho presiding o'ncor y-Judge Maynard.
kknARKs or JUDGE HAYSAND
ms no-nins,on was unanimously ratified, and, in
asug the chair Judge MAYNARD returned thanks for the
honor conferred upon nim Ia selecting him preside
over that large body q men who knew their rights and.
knowing, dared aintain them. He then proceedod in
the same strain the previous speaker 70 show
uomnations aromrde In Iainmlry ard Mozart halls. n
party rec'ived a the votes cast 10 his ward he ocud
get seat nsie OF thc "rug - srd that "rne made tho
ofDccryand Appropriated what they could 70 their
so. They could propriato good share TO themselves.
cen different Offices " individual. Positions
set up to the highest bidder IN the mrrket une 10
Mozart Hall the Of all strikers Ia the city and
roln,y OF New York. daughter and applause He
male from hundrcc tc Two hundred thousand dollars
,o,y ys BY s %,rsrs eGs The new ] dsSs, ,s
nccason, was originated for tie purpose Of allowing
the people 10 have voice Ia the nominations that we're
fates Although u was now IN its Infancy, he trusted
tbat by an"tner year would show giant growth that
would uRke Tsmmany aud Mozart quake In their shoes
In rotation TO oernment Affairs the organization allows
the people L. vvto for whoever they pese aud &c Tar
he concerncd he held nobody 70 his dc,rines lie
had ouy Qua 500 ad ne loved him; but be loved bis
country which day IN lie dcsth ttroes
lie cxsteucc and ho for bis country 10 this struggle.
right or wrong, Until she out lun, hait
al traitors all rebsdorn, sh sympathy from France
Engand any other Power under the canopy of Heaven
nd S s ns.s s'
10 fame. Indeed, The Plat oim only occupied by
cssvs OK Attorney chsiaed that Our reporter rscosnd a.
a band OF occupied tho Of tue stage and
played seve'ai patriu;ic pieces.
Nr. R'y - pscroecd series Of resolutions, witch
wcro adopted.
SPEECH ov onssRAL coouRASB.
General JyHS toCsKssE introduced, and
csvsd with great appAire lie said they had upon
ordinary OCCASION aud tho constant acccsslons that
we're being made 70 the audience indica OF that they
~cs ali nierss.,d IN the subsc, wbich was TO be ds
eusscd He understood the meeting 10 be the enauatos
OF organization hasng Itself ufon tho representative
esr.city Of tue people. The advertisements whch bad
appeared IN the psTc hzd announced that Tor The pur
POGO OF asserting that dcotriue as the basis d al
dempcraciiC action, It's meeting was Convened.
rh~ mtsscs cnngregsiei on that occaslon deter.
nucd ~ tstcr the prince Which tbey received from
a. tr fathers. &c y thai sbICt los red ihcr free
don, sustained their institutions and cotnau ed thtsa
wuo would oonfoi the ppe 20 appeal trst 10 to peope
shs ri.ev .. tn!ausel iIe would detnin them but a
sh n white discussing Tiucipe Intimate with all
tier thoughts. aud Which artcul ted their ri,hs,
IN tho doctrine OF representation to he found the
corner sOns oi tho great smtle Of liberty. Ihss
we're ail,d hy iocs tiTcultics. ard agtated
D. local and partial discGson- Candidates tor IN crtar
rrry a1ut rff 4,