The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-12-01

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The hall vH 20 crowded that no more could s,,n adj
m'tancc. The platform was occupied hy some Of tho
most prominent mon Of the city, including Jamc. T.
ptady' John Van Burcn, Hon. John Kelly, sheriff.
'Ohh u. Ne'icrvclt Sc. At oieht o'clock thc
meciing was called % order bv Dousi.. T.vlor. ,bo
nominated Jamc' T. Brady, Eco, for Chairman.
amid the most tremendous applause. Mr.. Br.d,. on
trAinr the chair, sid:
tolrrn vou my rro't snce-r thanks. fellow ctH
80 stn,ncnie app n,c here Efec'ed the entry OF
NJ p'oh' ,rcnt citi7cnr, who took ,esis on tho
p'n,i9nnl ard was not avsrc when commenced
a. " ~ aIui' - re th' teat" well a. the 'front.'
@ ,us th proud, li'o pfcriiirr over a tomocratic
ineetnf TO zee such men surruund mo \. tbosc sho
=, a., we, !a,t enicr1l ipr1uscl Mr. BRADY continued
oe,v' mat he tsd alsavs spoken his ornions fesr-
ltsely and faithfully. lls hal NOT aiuaY. s,rccd
"n some OF his friends, but to-nirh he VS. proud
70 sce around him men whose nttcndence al tbts
neciinf ttorg,hcncd HIM In tho opinion that The
:. ,oSN2n Of john I Hoffman vna f,rceone concln-
the TWHuNr accusing John r. Hoffman OF doing
,nethins whereby tho treasury Of the city wss rob
.en oi ,1ine forty dcllss, aud when he asked to
Ssr''ar theio aud speak In favor Of Mr.. Hoffman,
nc Nn mosi inilsnant indeed, because there
Of the cate, and IL Mr. uous - ~, n1q. me ias'
,e ~, would rather sc him ruined fot ever politically
,han have TO come forward nnd cxcu'pa'c himself
Na' nov guadrstral rather a quad ,crdnguliy
oonusi, and he would fpcak Of that. lie had swsys
and - his ho,hooi he ws ~ instructed firuther
uieoly said Oisso') Wen. they we're all bro,hcrs
puron aid behind hIm'' dSusssCr) nrotSsf % Gree, n
,,9v o.. tha party nominntcs we're unnsceesary. |
We M Bfudv,l thousht different, and Woud |
commence b. speaking Of the Republican nominee
~. honefts wa an uprsht, honorable man, snd the
lemoch'ic party could always afford 10 spsGk truly
e 2, is opp'n,hL Ap?angoJ II Mr.. Roberts we're
mayot le would le good man. except in some mat
., wnich ne would 'p.sA hereafter. His de-y aud
inpctuous friend, hr. Hckeon, had deserted his
bN,ty, ana nomlna'od GunIher, because he said In
untcr rom oS 1sa ac ,h' (Sssr be you'd remove Mr.
uul uul tntl uhe smmsny Hall pooplcl had, and they |
rou,i o n a'o1mnoiito him uauEhter.l The next
Nhr IN" Mozart Hall poople, with Fernando Mood at
we : mead, rho had made very effective speech to
= @ ptivo moeuns on the previous evening.
lheI hHd nominated MIR. iIeckcr, TO whom he had
no oiloctons except that he forward belong
y ins ~ 70 no pot col organization, yet he tMr. ~
Thought thar Mozart Hall he a political party and
ne Nas IGNORANT enough to think that the Ciuzcn.'
Ns ss0,,n,lo9 was political on, (Appnu'eJ Here
thef ant II ctc- aud he belorod iron ali in
nl,At,h' thst John r.. Hoffman would bo |
/ he 'p,r. hs5 o,ld GuM ,h.. sG sl,s,sd SCheen3
TO ne L,-isl.lure, which largely Republican,
sonli invade New York and take charge OF Tho cit,
me II E,pub ican should he elected then thev |
y 1uld give The whole power Into tho hands OF tho
NayoI Bat to.nisht be- declared var to the kniio
ok from governing i,seii. lApplsusel The |
gomocratc party could no, aud should not dic oven
10 now occup, this large hall. tCheefal NJ; its
lag should always ie up-botue and 20 forward to
way the Ies1lnics OF this great people llmInense
lpplAWeJ
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'n'donis and Secretaries, who were elected, after
'heh the following resolutions we're read by the
Ion. Edward II. Anderson:
Resoy,d. That to secure fidelity and economy in |
he administration OF the snbitr of the muncipaI | ,
oyernnont II !. imPc atiyely necessary that its
nee 10 his integrity ability, and experience.
he'ottf That the Hon. John +. Hoffman, our can
ions necessary 10 the effective discharge Of the !
ntrnis duuei of that onicc; distiurushei daring
he Constitution tnd the lniuu prompt, ieerless, 4
nd come Ientious IN The adminstrni OF instce on
he ienrh, sud uuicaiably familiar with the laws i
'. '..l'lluN iuo t,th fnlolulhtht NE chhfNur and D
nice dons afford the fuie't gusrunes That he will
Ntr faithfully yindonte tn rights Lnd protect the Il
"ii,l "a my ih''',,- @ "i me- lelioF cliH'ns a
h'o'Fd hat TIE nomination of John T. Hoffman n
lI ch"i mafislnc Of thus city, has teen conle rcd
M accepted thout pledges or conditions and We
lnhaontiv he irvo We sincerely darirc, that oil IA
he authority nnd power OF tina! important Office viii
earnestly and "a o'lieenty dhecled u tpOse and v
e'orm every eNisting abuse, aud secure tor tho | \
aolho a mum. .cipal government at once honest a
Res tycd, That we fccornlzo In Richard O'Corm.n N
NJ candidate for CORPORATION Counsel, sound law n
tr, an eloquent advocate tipo scholar, and an | n
oucst man, m whose fidelity can civ ~ uphoh ii
he chartered privileges Of The city, and tuccessy
oect its treasury ilom schemes Of the uptous
I'D corrupt. y
H,soir'd, That the candidates nov presented for I
tler ackuowlodgcd {. .pacity and purity aud are "
ninenIly enttod TO that earnest, uniirns, and +
? lous support which cannot tall to secure their !.
iuDphant election. /.
The revolutions having teen unanimously adopted,
10 Hon John H. Hoffman vas Introduced and A. he v
.mo forward ho va. received with tho widest y
lthn'insm. Eyery man prosont T9so on his feet. n
l we're flung IN the air, and cheers given Ia %
Iundauce. lie stood before the rostrum for mo- ~ =,
onL while three steady, hearty cheers again iose Ia
ON tho vast audience. after which ho spoke as ~
liows; u,
Fellow Citizens Il am exceedingly grateful 10 Won IA,
th. cordial and carnest receipt on. NJ rratitnds II
ony ogualed bl the embarrassment feel N being si
'nei upon to adore" you. II !. an omharrSsIns NJ
y citizens WHOM the fuhect for discus ion must De
'ccssfy be husel HuI the others no hrs canui- ~
ties Tor Tho same position. trust, however that pa
I'VE too much good euae 10 stand here Onight and nj
eak my own praise. know have too much gOol u
ste TO stand h,sc snd sy anything abuHiyo of nv ce
p.1,gh,'. hpp,uie have lsep nominated Tor ~ IN
my own solicitation not by agency Of my VII; nc
IT. the nOmil -tiOn has leCu rendered IDs raj
ainst my own wishes and asllng no pedrs IA
o., hsruihnc" ; ana have accepted Ia Ia tho ht
iiei tnet tho use 0f my name, humble thou. IA no
may be-. will De- Of Fervlco to che city thlt M
= honored me 20 much, ana ior which | have 30 ~
0pe OF this city, hy beng elo ted ys year. since 0i
TIE office Of Recorder passed through one 4 ln u,
Office IN serenity, Gnl AIN proud and hHppy TO al
2 | nas Ie-oectci - the stue Office Tor scc5nd
m, hy amsjorty Of 10000 votes out OF tho Gt0O -
a. There 10 no oitc in the gift OF the people OF a
clty OF New 1O.k, no honor that couI possibly he
conferred upon mo- tilt could givO more plensrto ma
VI Icc'Ned Oh ihff occasion, when tue pc pie In
ain endorsed my name Tor thrt position. II shall az
eec.el 20 the oihc' to winch | have heel IN
minated, have 10 pledge g. make, no pTumI.s. 20,
COPE that viii eyci be-, not ouly in nGmo hu' ia s s
p, Mayor of tho tity of Ntw loIt ll1ud and nis
iY continued cAelr nRl H. my tiloN citizrua, ht,
u ihinK that dutiIg tho five years have been Ia ,
bile LILO have acquitted knowledge OF public M ,h,
nipi nave become tlpillnr with the Working Of Ia