The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-03

room who did not believe that Robert ~ Lee-tcheerx
few misses and goroBs counter cheers, followed ~
three groans cor Banks) He repeated thai there
no man present who aid not believe tLst when
Robert = Los leader Of mo uonisderste arniy,
pledged bs honor 10 support the Union and the cen
siituon, that hc wosd do other than Keep hs word.
tApplanse And The election Of Godfrey Gunthar would
contribute 10 New York IN this way that while standing
by the Union no was not hostile 70 the South. thers
Godrcy Gunher stood, IN fact by ha side Of Andrew
johnson. Great applansal
At mention OF General Ieas ma M by he soaakogt
Few Kisses were heard bnt the arplaase nissnent
overwhelmed and drowned them. As the applause sub
sided the Kisses repeated, whercupon an exciting
scene ensned The i&scrs cndoayotod 10 II, ak6 them
selves heard effort which the parsans OF lee com.
bated with all The energy or manual ereTtlon upiil
nnay the objectionable sounds from the again
drowned IN a storm OF applause from The majority. A
mira attempt al Kissing successfully choked or
and u was some minutes before tie speaker coa be
hearo between the opposing clements Of the audience
Al length no resumed
HIS argument All tnio in is sentiments yet the
meeting would ne reported ny some lying republican 60
DO secession gathering. Let the inercfanSs Who were
gong 10 hold their meeting Monday ask their 10 ti-
ern customers ana they would tel hem that The roc
uon OF O. Godfrey Gunsfer would delight tfeDa ii these
uays Oh returning peace and renewed friendship between
the late hostile sections. tAppanse, The speaker con
Guided with the relation Of an acgory in which be PIE
ured the results of tue late IN the percentages OF the
aemasogne ~ purple and the demagoy0e in vae~.
SPEECH or Mn. CHARLES PRICE.
MT CHARLES PRcs was the next speaker He spoke
eoquentiy OF the merits OF he candidate for Cornoitoa
Counsel Richard OGorman, who seemed 70 enjoy the
entire confidence ana affection or his fellow citizens
The questions before them were should they elect
dem, cratic Mayor and should that Mayor he G. Uodrrey
Gunther2 What official there which shoald de-
Feat bis re- election He had been the candidate prcvi
ousiy OF lannany Hall for other Offices and Why did not
thit organization support him powY The day Ind now
come when the parasites which chung the democratic
party % be crushed forever and that object could
DC erected IN no more a1tctual manner than by the
election OF G. Godfrey Gunther (Appans.D-
SPEECH or MR, ", u. RANKIN.l
Mr. WV. B. RAsaE, Sai next introduced Ne had
been torn bred and ra,cd democrat, and he was Do
termned @ strike another blow for the great bu!usrN 81
democratic liberty-the New York Mayoralfy. uc was
gong 10 give IN his allie riance 10 The only dnn.cia'c
candidate IN the field, G.. Gcairey Guhthef Nheers.D
Why was il that the democracy bad had no choice IN
they had been governed heretofore by Tanmaf Hall,
which AGAIN shut up IN o central comuttso The
few bold and Rad men who copfrolcd this machine s
sumad al the Offices to themselves AMI made Themselves
masters II the situation The candidate who would
receive a nomination frofr sucr organ atiof
could not be 81 the purest ben in tho world.
To put down these eahas these one-inap powers,
was their object This could b. done during the next
two years by Mr. Gunber because during that Time the
terms OF Office OF the VI departments would expire
and Mr. Guniher would b. cefnl not to reeppont The
speaker believed that these very oicehodcrs wonld
har,~r their sunrages and influences for retention in
Office by tho republican candidate They could IL they
them against We threatened nroads upon their chartered
rights mot!oA TO adjourn prvuilod aud ,he
meeting Dispersed
THr OUTSIDE DEMOS sTRA.IoS.
Oltsde the buhling Me spaen in Eighth street, 10
tween Third and Fourth aNents was occupied by large
crowd who celebrated The O.asin with jsplay of le
works and the discharge OF ANAL cannon There were
In addition the usual accomparments of calcium lights
and transpareDcics, refI