New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-05

seven months worse than wasted in nominal attempt
organize the Government really ia fostering spirit Of rebellion
more rampant more blatant then TINT before TIE Congress
assembled and after hearing the evidence from al pGIts Of The
country tsrolnsl Necessary to guido ais action (goas II be
beng put 70 the people thus iar they have been triumphant
Chcers and cro1us Wherever Intelligence wherever rue
honest osnod sway people spoken and
IN uLittd voice from harpto Iowa 90 las
The consideration Of all and Just those men who
have The good o the country Of heart nnd being before the
people our duty calmly and dspasionatey as We may 70
discuss them Eie'e nbaldiy personal yhupefaon cLl2
VIII harm nobody convince nobody II may Tor momeiN
esve There who desire to hear and who desire TO
act UNDERSTANDABLE men who desire to have principles as
cuSsed be.oFc Aen nlu TO l0nd on That discussion o Nv
b1f fcemcu On tho other hand there arc men VINO AFRO
driven TO the pole h4e sheep 70 the shl0e5 10 o! ~
cusou bu' desire that others SHALL not hear Tha, 'aS 'Ae
selves may moi bc able TO comprehend. loud oheeisI
Thc GcDealhad proceeded with his remarks thus Tar not
needing tuts Of The crowd his voice OF times scarcely
reaching those around him the stand the noise was 2" great
Those Of che mob who enough 10 catch tue tenor OF
bis remarks became furious ard every few minutes Inc ponce
obliged collar and Some denonsst'e iO"U
who trying iuce the rioters "a Uoieot measures NJ
this time fight seemed ilcitl,, but the police behaved
noby and by their determined and prompt interference pre-
served the peace If ley did not secure oid''t
Gen BrILgR continued amid alternate cheers and goans
And perhaps no better complication OF such spt could
be furnished han ia the scene before u.s. Wh,ie lew meS'
merely BIZ the force OF noc trying 10 shc free speech
under the eve OF their leader whom by sucA arguments L
hope elect Governor and who mas now inc power 10y
word TO s! The mob which diss1ccs nc Oly on NeWlo1
lchccrs FROM the citi.ens over Whish ne Pcsdes CuceS
see that no is merely following N The footsteps oil
linn who from tho steps Of that building addressed mur
5ror r'b of killers P ecrs from the ciiizcnsl One
Ieucotc Go, suGr the state OF NcWN OH by ms com
msniy which mobotrncy must ever mad in hiS country
lChecTs from the citizens Another wonbltc tc'einor ihe
El q Irtainels "' o. i f.-i t,r c1cps ard thrco
rroas f,r SymOrl u has been sid that THIS matter TINS
d,,rIncc = persorl {, yscC ask higher compliment
to hat v6iS INV -ci,i1ens would pay AFTER
fiHtf N
iha of hus which existed here on ne thru any ueoe
thr ccctio. I'M Noycnhcr eC when bad command OF the
Iv Of New Tols llEmenc applause from the ciiHcn, anu
eOans and hooaes iIon Ae moo h9cu dAicd lep l9usn
Ter aad caee bat with batei breath and whispering hun
bencs y took o1 their hats as passed lChteIs Om ING
cics Il eIc any argument 90 ia1or o. a'poh' iue gi
can country IL is such scenes as this and warn
an these that il viii tkc but few more such scenes 20 oe
tCrmme the gIc' national cpuican patty OF ine iD 70
10 tat Acc peace ia New OK OF every election rs There
Wa IA i. s Ioge heIS vapGH anu lo bp a, I is
n rol. that Chs OF NcwIosk shall he governed LY TIE
uy gifts citizens viii depend alone upon the conduct
of b., citizen, IL It's lcauiug rings u IFS officers are
uuf,ithu their trust % men who ought to know ~ttr ca
w., 80 -; , a. io stgcd lv tie net. OF the mohs of
N W.. ID ce fE he citizens and loud hovls from
,D"l ~ ,r n, ~ Inv and orr Al dcianrc aad assume
TINT thew can safely interfere vth the sucred rights Of
a ri.tatr es an such shoItsigbtcd men do. Reason will
conc back to an the OF the county and while IN
given space the voice q Icuson may he sihd Jet The
great heart OF the country will prove sc to Liberty ana not
ouly liberty bat liberty governed by Law Cheers hom 'Ae
/, Was his spirit Of and nisrue that brought on
this terrible war II the spp.t Of mlule which las been
int0dg,ed into The community OF New fok from the SouA
ond II has prodIccd ELL these Ogiges upon Ag OF le
and upon cian OF speech There are doubt NOT %ilmn
the sound o. M voice many many oi ,no men VINO ~, @
from the south during tie wan id Po'eel', ana mo c
attempting introduce anarchy and confusion now that they
are ia safety the over The men who deserted Their
section WHO fed the they had provoked are nov
endeayorng iucc the bad passions Of The mea OF te V
which gave them refuge. The honest honorable men Of New
York would certainly never mteTei5 Nuh tle IV t
OF speech is Oh those who uEdcI the cover Of Dutc ioe
though meggcr minority. undertake to interfere Win We
rights oi others IhcIe can De 10 otlleI 10 n
the Republican party than that every WHERE where 9eas
Maine Orleans there is tie night OF ice speech save IA
this city where he Democratic paly s triumphant MAJOR
tie Democracy hoou from the mobif this Is the pemoc-
racy Of NcwYok tAe sooner It cleared Cu ae Dctli.
Chcers and gtOlns II there Is church an this city which
teaches it, communicates such conduct the sooner that church
baushg9 irYm e g9qay DE DIlgE vner,ai u t4e,e IS
be thus brought srcsnie the thc made 10 ply
the penalty Of their crimes tie better loua ene,is
City Hall step, echoed aud reChotd by Their t'lainels
IN ddft P p o. Ss S her arms up to the elbow
! N lie pubic treasury while they Gch the means Of
, RS ,5c5 Sss So meet s way iee cheers nom
the czcns aud while pardon the poor deuded men
pardon him them A voice We vii put honest
men in Office For here ana now cnaigeJl charge tnls
mob upon Hoffman CheeSI ie ne mere ana now S1aibe
the murder OF babes ard children to loruuo seymour l6c
sensation grolns and cheers Both equally responsible
and both will sooner later meet the rcproDailon OF m nds
community One has gone ont ana the other j. oHoWB
! y.
In 1868 the men who are DOW aoong ma hoong Weirle
who killing negro children They are the men VINO
numbering babes when they Dare not look man IN the
doclchecfs and groaus those OF The moo nearest ie sai
who could hear the speaker ahonng and danci Win rage ana
the police busy keeping the back and when te power OF the
armies Of the United States here they the hl 70
bow their heads Cheers and golusl Why the poor fools
baltimore and New Orleans Grca disorder qnd excitement
three cheers for Gen Bue have hung your Letters ehee
and yon behave shall get the chance TO do the same
TO you Three cheers for Buterl have seen maHy more
than you With 10 their haads with mimic nfc9 and mus
lpf. nd
pose shall finch from onion sinking brealhs Laughter
raoaus and chccrs who has smclt gunpowdcr can
here think you the equals Of the oh mol lreMcn
dou cheers aud groaus The negro Is as much as nmcau
rav your superior as Heaven is above the he'll where you
going Cheers and groan- do not respect yon and Ger
tanly do not want your respect You may DC quiic
sure 1 do not fear you. You are not 10 0yerPower
free speech and ree thought ana insane hoShgs VII hI5 se
the place OF argument Nov ihen men Of tAe rye Ioi
Laughter and cheer buhes OF the Da"dy house thieves OF
he lobby and burglars Of the Tombs laughter cheers goans
and bowls resembling chorus Of plndemouin Simply 1e
clare here the voice Of this nation that you are NOT NJ Tor
the exercise of the elective franchise ca excitement and m
better way than this could }on demonstrate the acL 90
not wish 10 handy words With ignorant foolish excited
order that they may understand that neither love fear
them and that there end TO patience Discussion here
be Hoped and only waited until the Who otherwise
might be said, were but The incidents OF the crowd
had withdrawn When l saw that order could not
be restored from that moment i determined l would
speak to those men as they desecd ana ~ Igdn
1.-THE crowd here swaycd 20 and fro violent men eAdeayo
rounded the stand number Of large pacars held AZ
in yarous porsothe crowd bearing the inscription Work
ipcmens nominatOns-For Governor John T. Hoffman, Tor
Supervisor, Joseph X Taylor
Gen Buter1he police now have one advantage they know
that every man holding Of those cards Is rOer. II we
should Judge by the number Of cards there would be about one
10 q thousand-I checr mot more and probably less
Three cheers given for John T. Hoffman and an ex
cited man crowd the stand pointing to one of The
cards which boy was holding him. shouted to Gen But
Ier "Wewijl cheer for JEFF Davis too Three cheers
datey followed those who surrounded him and heard s
exclamation and fight eHsued which quickly qnced by