New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31
THE HoFPMAN CAMPAIGN.
LARGE MEETING AT COOPER INSTITUTE.
SPEECHES BY HoRATIo SEYMOUR, HOFFMAN,, PRUYh'
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SPEECHES BY HoRATIo SEYMOUR, HOFFMAN,, PRoYf'
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The great Internationally Of hecampagn was made
last evening Cooper Institute aud just such an I'M
gathering NewYork always muster upon even
slight proyocationespecaly when, now special sPpea
WE'RE reserved icr hundred ana nifty ladies' eztra,s
CANT COMMITTEES man. but only score or 80 70
toes such as The Union be Preserved fresh 70 the
Democracy however because for the last i've years
The s. oonspsuo"s among whom
Isaiah RyDders II vas also penteousy gaishea WIN
., head and eooned about the nneonscous
George Washington and Henry Cloymoro bunting may DO
the war
who presened M chairman Samuel j. Tlen esq, introducing
him as the patriot whom viii belong the undyns henor
being the who elected Democratic Governor and saved
MIR Tdcn cape forward and said the question whether
the terrible being we shord now have peaes
il longer possible she gave prcpoItionetey more men
TcSeers Now having come The third stage the drama tie
question shall peace be welcomed or rspeed Inc aoerme
should govern onethir Continuation the danger now
confronting The Radicals threaten the impeachment
The speaker warned these men that il this carried
20 ts natai termination such Toundst viii open chapter
i Of peril to the country This should be left one OF tho mex
pored nngs Of tho Republic He held TO tho capacity OF
TO exercise oil rs powers gthoG,
that attempt should be made they must look gent
closed ~ cuogzng Seymour Hoffman end Puyn, who
brought orwnrl and cordially greeted.
Mr. Churchill then nominated $50 VicoPIesdeuis and 30
Secretaries.
P, fedsss The Union Conservative vOe7 candidates
SsesnG sy@po,h1. people other eou,s. eeri:
to ice foreign despo,s or domestic sss,psr ISa
sfIe FeSians-Tecrved insed chssrs ard his's' a
fo"rii: Psses Hoanon again add re indorso. him
man. %y of Ssi sfSs sS ' s Rs i'
the great heh pao powerful STATE OF New Ioss s stand,
publ public SS ea as' .sSss s@ r., az happily
S wesIs des.d opponents q so.s Tn' ss 70 . ND
degraded nesgos. OF the sou,b." .-.. D.,
Mayor HoLy said that be had been for several weeks en-
gagged active Of the State end tonight ne stood
SoSs tho Interior Sad the West might and day. advocating
State and be was glad to ssy that to-day he felt as fresh
Vigorous as when he started out lie could only account FOR
pS Se sT d s Of n o T lines ndessod s Victory
result a their efforts tAPPlause The City Of Ycrs
would be sse 10 his own manhood II he did net make his
acknowledgements % IFS people who had token By the hend 80
s ste shs .s I me peSVe sysWSere Appsse lie would
rather not speak Of himself would rather discuss the ssls
a. and an n view O certain things which had occurred ey
and elsewhere during the past few weeks he considered y his
lew words IN rcgard 10 himself SIX years ago the
people Of MS city had elected hs hseo,,sr ssa Sss ben
pos Jon with scarcely dissenting voice dhsof Don
nan lcs ea lri he .sd was on "'isi s 90 NeS
YOri dgt~l oct - 1903 Informing lin OF rs nnah,mo.s
ronnai on nv tie Union Jncnfy Convention az It's candidate
for Recoff the that hi. judicial decisions had
been impartial ard uunnnenccd by partisan spt nat hs
phh b. had formed his Judicial duty demnnded
M reflection that DC had been her doubling nor cold ~
support ofihe nsioral lie sold this letter e9
10 or n1e orths time his icud Greeley now aid
he insui an te patriotic Rep bcsns N New Yorh certain
eior sd vsnal bad sharEsd esI,sn hSs sgS =,
him. IN se tie audience yeriher teey bad !s io1ss
IN III eI,i ne which ihe peorir II the Llt3 % NsE
which had originated in the city Of York
with the beat people which had not met
The merchants he owners Of real estate snd the
q o,s who bed given him credit or 60 "n Se
cast for Governor - ihe state Of New; YoFf. 20 ss5
w whether they preferred party 70 principle and would
surc man they had indocd il had been said in
b be,rx by soe OF IN. best niens that he had been OPP
posed TO many things which bad originated In the Legislature
81 state and which they thought calculated 70 promote tho
posed 10 The Commissions which existed here He had one
wo cav aud he knew u would meet then eppfosn n
he opposed to Cen,rnl Park Commission MOI wac
the sake q the cit, md received no zee OF reward lor men
b. eanr cordial and hearty support Was be opposed 70
That noble which had charge Of the charities Of the
charged Re dniy without partisan considerations objects
and great charities 80 ~ to accomplish the gsa
appeinea four Commissioners OF Chsestwo democrat.
cid two Republicans Democraic Controller had followed
Was he opposed il No Was be opposed to The Police
Gomissc he Sosa , issn what be wa spPs'sa 80
two Republicans md TWO Democrats upon the pfea isitn
OF p ueu shopi IN public once that that practice should
BE- coanued anil the end o. time when She present Governor
exercised appointing in the place Of
psrAa 70 81 the place the Police Commission had be-
come partisan Commission IRON that day lie was opposru
.y k1sw AS he knew tha for Ave years in office OF Re
eorder stood by them al hazards In the discharge oil
me aoyernor Of NewYork violate pledged faith aud
change nonpsrtissn commission INTO partisan cor
IL lie would admit II aas done great good, but he would tell
them What opposed he opposed TO any Lags
Of he sresssr city that be should not be
memb. o lie rss oppressed 70 any Legislature undertaking md
:sou not Be s2aassifa e. KS y 3 great
Hs yrsa tell them What he was opposed to. Al honor
to the fireman whether vOphe" or PAID but Ad ns
IN. rcons vile uats were bunlns and while The hard
working losng his property BE appealed tothe ,n
,uranes men oNesyork lie appealed to the underwriters be
gp e me. Whose w.. o or x ss ia IL.
sy 10 which .y ,s i,v cs q Vol No x, Is.
Ss sosa %iS bees uis ns ressrdd TIE ipsursSce
paniss sad property holders 10 much or these
e.ts OF the Cy bat iSs time bad whether be
pied tie chair he now ocsuped or ha Other Albany when
,hs they must govern themselves VOICE BY Cd that
1he state Constitution gave The people OF every County
had sof 20 tie which had given 10 New
| York City the worst charter that conld be aevscn
should this bssinsss u trying 10 patch up IT'S
evils ~ commissions IN which the Mayor took no part
The people would nov sader&ud when bis aversses ssd he
was opposed 10 eommops what be opposed TO- Ne was
In favor OF the beat that could I've devised and be
FIRST thing for The people Of the city TO have
new and the nenthne for them 10 take hold ana
govern the city ~ ought 70 he governed IA voice How
sbont the lobf" lie did propose 70 spend any
gpcs that subject he thought Il pretty vel
gasc friend Of his the ricr who preached IN ehsrsh
there tries Of How are you Bcecherf He had recently
preactsd termon against fhs ticket upon whieb he
was a candidate II was curious meeting, and one %
ahnN adj tai hnUn