New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01
CITY PoLHrlOa.

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Psss, Present suA Picture - 49, -
cratic Party. lFa-l'--
Last evening the nominee OF Boo,. -.
Cornell Co.. proprietors Of the Tsmmsns ~ .seeo
o. thc Dcuocracy was presented 10 the pec,s ~ ~
hcatioh at Cooper Institute. Eothins vEa~ ~a4
make IL grand and enthusiastic WAS ss... ~
cium lights Illuminated tho neighboybood ~ - ~
'liancy Of the day. rockets flashed to Hesvs. ~ ~
bands discoursed selections Eom Tie M - -
operas In short nothing was absent but tts ~. ~
By keeping the band PLAYING until ocioci Ss.eees
a respectable gathering Of hsnesrs.oS .S.'s.sw,
Street Department., bar-Ioom politician ~ II
and attdcJ'ss Of the Sachems was collected IN
DOr6LAss TAYLOR nominated JAYya r ~.
Chairman. and the nomination was carrisd I. % y
nation. ~
Mr.. BRADY In taking the Chair. briss,
the audience He alluded to the article h ,sss0,eN
TRIBUNE, aud said that II astonsbed him n sEEs
HOhmans chsracter was too pure 10 suffer r. . ..
parts statement. The battle wss quadrsssJ.s ~ -
that "when the elbows Of Mincio were pissiJ. y
paid high tribute to the character " M 49,. y:
said that the only objection be could msis Z - i
tiOn was, that the Democratic party nua SS.iSe
this contest. The Republicans had EstiOsj ~ n
Governments, they must not have the ~ 3 ~ 4
Democratic party must die he vented Ms;.i.!SSs
there was corpse. He wanted few mos,,sS ~. ~
low IL to the grave. Gunther was supnoytr1 ~
McKeOnites bat not by McKeon. Ljis e. fX
who went into office by the Unanimous xA.s - -
people. and went out for the same reason. IN -
went in on account Of plurality of csndi6ssss ~
vii 90 out for the same reason. Mozart had skrrss
the Citizens Association. aud came before tbs ~,
pledged to reform. with tee great standard bes,sE
honesty. Fernando Wood. for their champion.
The names Of 10 gontleLsn. uofe or less. 4. ".
Presidents and Secretaries, wero rad and dHea,s,
unanimously elected" .sat f.e.s'.'. 4 -
Judge Hoffman upon being called fa: sddrssx a.
audience in quite lengthy speech he ssd n ~ !.
embarrassing condition in which he placed r.
had too good sense to talk abon himsef end Ia -
taste 70 ahrse the other nominees lie had bees 49,
mated for Mayor; but the nomination had ~ =,
sought and lie had accepted il without binding knal
, with any promises Whatsoever lie lad 10 pls2eus \
promises 70 make. save that il elected. b Geek M
. TACT, as well as in name. the Mayor Of Sew.Yef
He was followed BY John Van Buien. The. Psss
gave an interesting inside view Of Tamuany sEd =
zart Halls the dsy Of the election and the war M -
nation Of FernsDdo Wood for Mayor had been defui3
His speech was one of his usual twO-honr huaeus
flied with irony. SARCASM jest and story. Dsrg \
address the hall had been gradually thinning ~ ~
O few hundred B0wery boys intent on gseas q
worth OF their money remained to hear the qeekN
Sheriff Kelly, which ended the programme, kir,s
tlat a fOrlOrn. seedy looking Democrat NlA =
"Oakey HAIL. but that gentleman had no sis4bss
addressing an audience which could lie cosGzah
any bar-rooul. and the meeting was then decizfN 4
iournsd. -4t tf a