New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-27

,l,r cnys Of people who we're supposed 10 be- we'd
ded 10 tie Drl.ocfatc party Al Troy .ateiy While
addressing crowd he regretted that the Irish vote
.boui be- 70 clear againft the Union party. and no
surprised 10 hundred Voices in tho Irish bfoguc,
cal oct 1--WE mol against you" lie then referred
to the registration o. y0 ia and said 1t was OF vital
ucrt lilce that they tbe Union party should take
pains - sean tho register which would be completed
merit Tnesdny and they could do no better service for
the parfy than 30 60 carefully ard scan that record
0f tie names Of tho FOcrE and thcn 80 und ascertain
whefhr there any o. p voters living Ia toe dls-
fric and II so how long, asa then ne prepared II he
were legal voter, 10 cheouge us vote az tie poll
y tleso means they might save perhaps 10000 votes.
ney rus, look out aso Gnd see thnt votes vcrc not
purchased aud II The work we're prosecuted as u ought
to be IL ev rould not be bfaten in New York BY
thar 20 900 but they did not look out they could not
SOY BIZ hov many that majority would DO Increased.
II iupor ant that they should not only nave ma
jorty buf sach majority thst that hey should never
more he troubled with COppcrhcnd In tho State. Think
Con ;hc soldf boys in the uero ~ have oppoftnLly
10 VIDE hs rccasion ana .hey had already showed
him l!ny intensd 10 vote. Take Gen. GIANT for In.
efcnce SUFaM4i; and SHERIDAN Beast byfLER AMI
othsrs thoy we're all iof ABEAHAA LHcOM and
toe. and Che soldier boys VINO h.'e gone
into the fed were the true representatives
OF tss DeTnecratie Party. and not Ffin,AsLo WOOD.
j. s. THaYrR the rRoOKsEs and the like. who were a
diserAce 10 the good old name In this battle the sol
dr. a n, ON arr ssc aud the other side all
thc active fympathis,fs with the Rebellion and JIIP
DAyx--yere all lor LuI1H MAC Would they sus.
teiu and support smell pariys No. the people wonld
NOT. and II Gen. MCCLELLAN was the good patriot his
friends cliined him 10 be, be would retire IRON me
n,rlv and al the rockG 20 fall upon him and hide
ids shame ior having boon seen in such in!cFnal bad
company.
WALDo VUrcHIys, esq. then made few re-
uarts In the course of wbah be said he bad that day
sccn FrBYANDo WOOD. and ie said that be was going
To withdraw from the contest and was not going TO run
in this citT but was gong n wait until the election.
and then lake palsage Tor Europe, aud just es Dnclo
ABRAHAM was going IN to Gas WAitc Honse, Fri&ASpo
would be- going out feeling yer; bad that oil bis pro-
recies had been proved 70 be fllge Was there ever
saeh a spectacle as JErr DAVIS going through tho
country making spcechcsio keep ny The spirits OF his
people, The fact was. III wes oating arrangements
noet his friend fLRNANDo on the otoer side lie then
refetred nj some length 10 She issuoS admitted md de-
Ned for which the was begun aud carried on snd
aid n nf among other thnRs the cal RED on
t me ,nishmcnt OF traitors and the protection o the
owl men at The South who. like ANDY JOHNSON. had
food by the Union ut the risk ofther lives. lie agreed
With what lfr ANDERSON had said that the Domocrnt.c
,lIty we're depending upon frauds IN the city in order
o CARR tks state bu. .hey were mistaEan' t~v