The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-12-02

parv th,t carried the nation 10 success,i, ~ ,ns
,.me result will follow in the muncipni .ss,Tn ths
,aIn,r " Roberts and Murray liofirnsn Iii ss,' .
iuc resolutions having been unanimously .so,,sa
,v's" we're read from Senator Morgan, coIon,,
ae,'reesor and MAJ. Gen Fitzpatrick and o,her,.
s'."ns their inability to be present at the m.e,.
e Ua' urging the election Of the Republican
sanuida'o'' The Chairman then introduced senator
New Of Nevada Who said.
That moro than tou, ,,,
CIV no thought he hal len behind bi, Al. ."ts .ns
ssV lot the political welfare OF thi. civ bn, ba
touched ~ ,, nsa a. not for the influence Of Now Y-Tk
Ne, heq,m In your Municipal AFFAIR, VII, sbona You n
Into lamb lt. pn Party which h,s reformed rebellion
,D,.,," vu. |" ms nation and h.s clothed the III.
would no, OS yo,c for Mr. ss' d"I,s. dss5S OF nCn;m lie
,psrins OF hi. ga, tlnushteri vide .bc ne 700
HoHmsn %lns,ne am ,hs city Ie you'd NOV vote for Nj
struggling for its life and st ,,cpoe vi. nanOs r
nVueht more Of haboas corpus AMI militia . AUG
Rs. eons; ,nM ~ the DcmOct.t. say Nj oG@mSn'
snd leading Jurist, &c, but II h. /. sieh S.n nsn
NJ, ne Not giyen n, some evidence Of IT, wSy h.. n.
i sNcn us tue DugIo sound instead OF scarceiv ~
wstnnnip note OF loyalty. lie sould not vote to,
sndne ,1eeses, whose loyalty had TO be endorsed snd
efforts 10 ~, sI..nao XII. Wood. Who tr'd his te,t
20 yhy hI needed endorsing was not worthy Of vo,ne
stud Rss sSnisd oss I't N.Y.. ~: Be some,hlns me tho
,oyMnW usushterl-ar article Of diet that . man
Juid W. not i've as long upon as upon ses-for ksuo
Fernando Wood had endorsed that. tIaushief and
Sneen2 con'nn2 ia, he wanted Mr. Roberts elected, W
.nmp.ie tue perfection " the treat Union party IN
the state and the National Governments fCheefsN
Gen. Hiram walbridse vn tho mort speaker. uo
spoke Of tho Legislatures interference With our
municipal nanchises, and said that It uas contsn-
plated BY the next Legislature to takc charge of sti
VIe ,n @ oi thsm u me city viii not reform itself but
h nonnu men IN the lesdins Offices Of this city.
the City government WV
william Ross wallace then read an original poem
on the hycralty and Corporation Counsel for 1864,
aher which VIM. n. EvartA Esq, was introduced.
lilo said he vas not OF those Who belittled our mu-
ncipal election Nothing connected With thi, oitys
so,ernment or prosperity can bc little or unimpot-
ant. ~ 70 the great commercial metropolis OF this
d, induenec !. .Ii efcry.hSrc nj throasSoa, S HS he
harmony With the state and Nstisnsl t,oysnmsn,..
Ard ,h. can onl te done by .eetns the C.ndidaies
icScCrs We have Srcs democratic Isq p"r,.. on ana
ue have been 80 mi,soycrned BY one Of these par
ties, what are re 70 expect from three but there 10
his about them, hat the more there OF them the
Les are they 90 10 t,ared A, to tho different Demo
Mr. Gunther's proIo'itiou w,s plain one He hides
no,hins navinr been opsnIy al,loyal, and refusing
increased to eignesn9' 9'miliion. Of dollars. II you
,l' q. y. sSSSpS;ss gSSs"s vote to q MIN r.
shat, shs, does , Y. ,,y In in h. .pSceh Ne ,osSsi
cordcr, ho wa,. reelected by 0O,coo majority. Bus
does be forget that those 6NOo votrs desire now,
Of the term, and what would he better than having
good MAYOR and a sood Recorder. which us would
a 10 So .na .s ~ s@sn ne
day nex,. (Chcersl 4 brilliant eulosy vss nsri
,"f s,.o o nj. cy ,sad S Sus
Roberts In ths Mayors chair murray Hoffman AZ
eorier, and We .hould have no need Of Legislative
With municipal shsir.
After some remarks by Mr.. Dodge In SUPPORT Of the
Union ticket, the Rev. W. II. BoOlo was introduced
In oEcusng himsef for being present, he s,vs
% ,hS lpaTsnee % Of his sood friend Iiorsee t.reeisy
tIAughtor and cheonl AZ he looked At the poster
out the city, he saw that all the parties we're nos
power Influenced them. lie thor
related an anecdote OF female down onst, Who
when the trials of ne we're over, to rss; In
Beelrshub'. boom. Her pastor reminded her that
they we're both good patrisrehs, II vas the same
y ith these reform parties lCheors and Laughter
Ia a le9ethy address. the ,eyerend S ssatl, ,n man
of electns the Republican candidates Tor the pui 1850
Of effeciing neeessaTy reforms In tho city soNor'
mont.
adjourned, and forming In procession, marched 10
the residence Of Marshall U. Roberts, Esq- who
Was ssrsnad,d aud cheered.
TuR srnrSADF.
Upon reaching the residence Of Marshall o. To.
berts, where Gen. Banks ia visiting, Gen. Banks.
by Mr.. Roberts and others made their
appearance upon the ,ioop which was ,be .lsnsl for
vigorous cheering from The assembled crowd. In
reply TO three cheers for Massachusetts, proposed by
= gen,lemtn present, aud which was responded 70
with WILL the General upon being introduced, raid
he thanked them, the name Of his State, Tor the
comp with which they bad favored her The
General then proceeded TO review the election issues
in this city IN a rational point Of view claiming that
the election Of q Republican Mayor, on TUESDAY
sa wSSS IL hafs ss , ss. o only %
that with which they receysd the defeat OF Ice and
The d9.nisl q ,hs CSnsdersey hftsr Ne 'Reeen o'
who although present could not bo prevailed upon
to nddre.s thr crowd. After a few remarks by Cen
and Cha. spencer, fsq the orgaDiI,-
tionB again formed into line and Teufed.
TuE ALpIRnASIo CANDIDATE - Citizens vho
desire TO vote for the best men In nomination foi
Alierm, n, experience much difficulty In makins
their selections from among the various oandi'
dates. and In some districts II will be impossible
10 vote for the right kind Of men, for the reason thai
none such are In the field Voters, therefore, who
in,ond to cnst their ballot for the nOst honest In
.ee reTpSouSss d, 70 si er,mIns,s SeiueeS tho b.j
mon who have been put In domination
In The second Dislricl Thomas Conan is endouod
by the Democ ats and Republicans and opp1soi by
John n DonOho, the hckeon nominee. 10th candi-
date, are raid to be- honest men.
The Fourth District 10 not contested, all parties
having united upon Charles MeI3rien, whose election
will Introduce another honest man into she Board of
me contest In the Sixth District Il between Jos.
a fancy man belonging 10 the "nlns," apa
j Ianes Reed, othsrwise known M PAW, loIinelI,
corruption OF the two ocandidatos MI heod 10 con-