The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-31

enthusiasm compared With the great assembages which
sm commsmorssed the political excitement when
chs lsadsn Of the democracy Of this city summoned
council or the masses OF tho people, Suoh call and
such a occasion a. that presented nighhe ra6
cation Of the State tcket-woud have OF yore trans
1srsd the old wigwam the Cooper Institute In those
days al small for the purposs Judging by last
aighrs meeting, however, evident that the good
old days Of Tannany have passed away, and
that new men snd entire change Of
poucy IL necessary 70 secure that promcthesn
nss which may again the great wigwam's light
ssluus. There was an attempt galvanize the old
spirit fTammany, bot clear that had betskcn
lssf 70 hunting grounds aud would MOI appear not
w,hsandiag the nvosaons Of such high priests OF the
sld shriue a. Isaiah Ryndsn Count Johannes, Mayor
Iofnsn, Justice Connolly {" The Big Judgsn ex-eov
srnor seymour Senator r. G. Murphy, 6amuss rilden,
General epinola Hiram Ketchum, Jr Amass J. Parker
and osAsrA The hall might be said have bson full Al
she opening OF the proceeding but there rush
anA crowding and room enough for all bat long
before the close considerably deserted and the
pesohes dragged their slow length along exciting no In
ssrsst and awakening enthusiasm Outside thcre
. oss crowded gathering, brought together By the A.
traction Of The several procsssonr the firing Of
rockets, calcium lights and all the parapherDaIa Of
. poilcai rati6causa meeting.
pRocxxDnes
About eight O'Clock tho proceedings we're opened by
III. DoUelAs TAILOR, Who said:-Fslow cuzsns, the
hour opening the meeting having arrived, now can
you TO order ana present TO you preceding officer
whose name n a. familiar 70 you as household
word Mr. samuel j. Tlden, Chairman Of the Demo
cratic state Committee, then announced, and was
received with great applause.
EnnAnKs =. rrnES.
The CHAIRMAN on rising thanked the meeting for 20
cordial . greeting, especially II Was addressed
20 the great he represented and which they
had met TO forward. What the occasion and
shs Of this asssmbAges After gigantic
var In which lives had been lost, and many de-
ssroysd, and now when IL IL ended, and armed
Doe in The nsid, shall have peace throughout
che land tCnes OF ''ysr'J Shall u be- complete
Dsaeeshai II be enduring, pysccabIe peace' That s
che question have 20 decide In and the
seeding elections In this feel anxiety shss
Fraternity. why should she noIf THIS city,
che centre Of The rspublc--mesropols Of the
~Ay shouId nos NM e!s - sns great example IN The
next Election, Chssrs) Nov York STATE srsAsest 10
s .sses as. % sa. ss sss
ssh with the CRY a the side Of permansst
kgDsd whasvar she may have done, never entertained
feeling that did not cxsond Ire whole country. She
hss sacrificed sveryihng Tor paciGcstion. ms a hss
uustsd IN snlistmcnts during and he said one
hundred and forty thousand enlisted for the
state but that for other states larger number and in
she aagrega,s the STATE had given oncquArter million
~ men 10 tho tApplsuse Not only
capitalists, but anxious for sversing
civil war by compounds and coucilisiiop tCheers)
The time Of concili atonp perhaps pasrsd-snd We
s have come to The time Of peace WI, "s , max:
Of the wbois country. some say We shall govern the
Southern States Poland snd Ireland have been gov
srnsd Shall II be said that We would not forgive
srrng brrthesn notwithstanding they have accepted all
shc terms Submitted them. I anticipated when the
friends in the when they found they defeated
SHAT shsy woaia JOIN Us agan and come back TO
dangers Of dlsunlon having passed there are PEG
Ole 20 attached to the prDcipiss OF the var that
snsy c. "a. r.rgvs and usy would sssn rso.a'
~ dinncusy Is nat q dIsunon, the danger Of com
-snosnss name for despo,ism. That IS the
49,, 49, cshss gainsi the rebellion that they would
impeachmesi for ssss hey threaten 'mpcacnmsnt
!hem, For psrssyssins y Tho paicy sdop,ad Nv Mr..
% the principles ,nr John.. ne % ssn,sns
you elected han 10 thu Vice Pressds.@rs - s,,,r.
an snsoeI me- iosr.,nna snsn. po towards ihoss
condition u the supremacy Of the fedora,
lAppsssel ! ~iil veni1re 70 say tia, u shsy ps.sme
fbey viii cveu cap,er fall Of peril and fll o. great
danger rhs great cr,sif fAppaus~, IN sBt human
ours there lks back 81 Il np.ored pow,r and nm
exploccd dApsefsdsngers ~ should be anxious never
70 know and 70 seond Vie depths o. tApplan-s
Nov il s quite certain that caa-s ssntirsiy ssyu.i
and unfosnded n party happening 10 BE- 10 Possession
~ The government should attempt 10 npssch 70 n.
move and 1cpese the Presdsn', and IN appops an.
ether DTS stead, " quito certain that such
NJ csud not earnest out through the tong perod
Nosn --.h b. ~ 10 ascofnp nhnent without
Esoanens Ere.. .s'syflca and s.arn throashsnt the
length ssd breadth q the ~-.~.v. 6shears I pre-
dir that thaf dag cosSss--sitbough Maid
shosougby IN the capncky Of thk government essrrs
ing Nl constitutional pow~sN that ufne, cay, should
svsr oosne. may expest tins conmefcal metrop-
cis prriod OF pscunlary siAxm asenetary agitation
ena hnseciA panic such have not hst for years
warn ne business men Of this city A. they vsiDe
pescs ana repose and safety for their os1 ansss.as
" be cssgfu how they oounteusnce tina dangerous
20. slmos revolutionary erpetient. nppispssi 70 AZ
sna Sose With whom sci are concerned We WV 40
euI osst 70 pfsssrvs city from any ~ tho shocks
enh conncn M hay arse. We shall do orr best 70
aver any storm uses MAJ no created aAarsr
But warn my republican friends tg-ssv .hsi ,hsrs arc
pers " ths soyerarent The which they sre
pursuing that " ~ natter thsy should entsr upon
Nev Y0rk ranges herNcF The ado Of moderate
2oty there WI ~ cod 10 this mad scheme gChesrs
Every ve,e given for r. hsamsp and cheer