, 1866-11-08

By word to still the mob which lssrraccs jhe
city Of New foEk.leheeta from the citIzen.j-
II be we're 1T 10 rule he would zee that be ID mere.
y iolloT1ng IN the footsteps Of him who, from the
ssRs o e e. Sstrs i'm h.
One Democratic Governor Of The Slate of New
York, oy his eomlliei;F with he mob spirit, has
oc1acy must ever find In this conntrY. ICheers
from The cisizcns1 Another wonll-be Governor,
INC anyos, n The precincts ard purlieus OF his
49, wseE 70 PVT down flee speech and
1se :Rpnss 0 the M
70 myself ask no higher compliment than tnat
paIiae lie spectacle On The thra day bee1e @ sg tnc
here on the third day before the election ia Il.
yen,her, 1861, Hhen had command Of the city Of
sns Nsw @ oik imn,s1ss s applause fr9m 1he e,!
ated at q 6tea.h and Whispering hqmbencss' they
65 na fhelF hsts IT,, PISSED cheers fo nc
espotlc rue and aentnst the rnie Of ,he tnaiority
IN republican conntry, It is such scclee % this,
tneh sceres to determine tho ereat National Re.
publican party oftne Cniou see to that there L.
saee Y New York at every election as there
o'het t1otet.l The question has more than once
eee9 asked; Il II possible that lhe city Of New
ork shsll nf governed b the majority Of Its cit.
cittxen. His leading mcu form 1lngs, II s officers
are untaishful 10 their Iust II ren who ought 10
Know better encourage mob spirit, II II cannot be
Slate of Nem Yolk vii zee 10 HI peapte tIete
voice is lot to be etlled by the acts OF the mobs
OF New York; fcheers from the citizens and loud
willing, fur the sake Of a mere temporary trt.
nmph, TO set law and o'dcr al defiance and assanae
thai they can taely iuts rfete with The sacred rights
af lie American citizen, will find that they {la.c
made mistake, as All such short-sichtetl men do,
Henson will come back 10 all the true men Of The
country. and while n given space the votcc Of
sf;esnatIr IN Froye sas 10 i!6e1,y aud not oaiy T
tiog tos5ty, I o1t Liberty governed by law. chees
It was this spirit of unreason and m,sru1e that
bIotehr on his terrible war. 1t is the spirit Of
m'stnle which bag been introduced INTO llc COM
mnniiy Ny3 q MeW York from tho sonh, and it has
nfoaneed all these ontIagcs upon The liberty OF
tne ct,izs5 and upon fresdom Of speech. There
ste. doubt not. within the sound Of ny voice,
dnf1e hc var or proeeor. 1 s ar sS% Who arc
attempting 10 Introduce anarchy anu CONFUSION
~es Hew thai they arc u facty and thc war is over
rom bsy LED who n.x s
osayosinE to fnciie the bad passions Of t1r men
o. o. the s1y which gave them refuge, The honest,
heyer interfere with the freedom Of speech, il Is
only tE9se who, under the cover OF brute force,
though IN . neasEe minority, undertake to IN
'ns snea ss Of 2neT e seh, ,hsre q spn be E.
where i hesfs sway il the county, rom rom
Orleans ,here is he Hit q ee ensee6 say 70 sem IN
this city, where he Democratic party has . tn
%Shsnt snon R %Ra}95!!y ichse1 iio he etzensi il
inea rom ,he moo;it iii. il ,he nemScraeg Of
NsW York, the sooner + is cleared out the hettcr
G9esIs S,sn snd gr"ans 1f,here !: church In Ibis
duct. The sooner that church Is banished from tue
country the better. tchecrs.J II there Is any set
e n fa r. aftgnhgtnE f1s to EogeF he ey Who permit
,he better loud checss fsom the citizens, and
Teis s1, . q Indignation from The gang on the ctty
ets 10 different parts Of the crowd.1 Organized
taitses .h; lcheersl. fystcmat1c pluntererst with
,1ei5 afms 9p the elbow in .hs public treasury
thhey theyy simply y, hfe rat1aas to attack lhose
esss' eP p.a as ss ssiR; pS5i assaea sGs Tss ss
who do their masters biddInE, yet an Indignant
people w M not pardon him who ec's then, On. "a
hsie and eSsTge eSa9ss Eat ,his mob upea pua
eha'ec The murder q babes and chiiren chi TO n nora
eas so,as .Da bo saS
will sooner or later meet the Reproduction Of an IN
diensnt eommnnity Qns has gone ont, and tho
9 sas 81 @ea ahS hss ~
now ha1loofpg and hootlne were the uou who
were kllllhg negro children! They are the men
look man IN The face-Icheers and esoaus. those
o. tie @ob nearest the sa1d who eon'd hear the
ksep'ne Ee a1S ess9aS 5 @ We s. md M
ihe unsd aa eane be hsrtP PqISsy ISsy
& were the aEst H. to bow their heads. tcheers and
9ghos1 ghtoans'l Why, the poor FOOLS. [Lsugbter,
isaas. tcre.t diso;deF and ado e1cs,s,noot Ss% 1E
xGnT ,9sse ns1s shss,s !es General I P4sF bsss
Three sheere for Duilet:l have seen many
n,c 1das 1s 5em VIII ats = the!s hands VII,
1ot hiuch from them. Do you suppose shall
finch from onion stinkins trcashs: Laughter,
Gods, Ss1sRs and chsefe s1se1 man whS has e
shee,s1 You, the Goo,ers here, hius yon oar afs @ The
egg eqga!s Of the negro, oh. no! Tremendous cheers
heasen ae g asovs lie lie
Do not rsspee; you, aad ee1ta!aiy DO net 'os want
ieaT yoa: Iou az not to oretpowes ice speech as
M M ut III taES as he fp'f;ss s1ss%sst
lauch1es and cheers, bull!es Of the bawdy house,
thieves Of the lobby !and burglars Of The Iomos,
t,tangntef' cheers, groans and howla. resembling
the voice Of thls nation, that yon arc no. t for
tbc e1creise Of the elective franchise renewed eY-
s1a n bs no better tba TIL, could
dy words with an ignorant, foolish, excited
crowd. and have only nscd these few describing
n on osder thsi tey may understand thas
end 10 patience. Discussion here. such as would
convince reasoning men, ! sew At drst was not to
oc hoped, and only waited nnt1l the men who,
othe5~ise Il might be said. were bnt tho incidents
q the crowd. had Withdrawn. When / saw
that order could not be restored, from that
moment determined / would speak 10
those men ~ they deeeryed and in language which
they ~onid understand, because familiar to theie
cars. he crowd here swaycd 10 and fro, violent
men endeaso.lng to force their way through tho
lire Of police which surrounded The stand i
number OF large placatds were held up IN various
paris Of the crowd beasinR the inscription.
T" "Wo!kingmen%s nomtuattons-For Governor.
! ohn T. Hoffman; for Supervisor, John Il. Tay.
General Butler-Thc police now have one ad-
vantage, they know that every man holding one
q ttose cards Is rioieT. II We ehoutd Judge by
the number Of cards there wonld be about one 10
= ihousand1eheelsEnot more, aud probably
Three cheers were given for John T. Hoff
man, and an excited man in the crowd near
the stand, pointing to one of the cards which
boy was holding near him, shouted to GEN
eral Butler, I'VE will cheer for JED. Davis.
too" Three cheers Immediately followed
from those who surrounded him and heard
heard his exclamation, and fight ensued,
which was quickly Queiled by the police.
General Butler here retired.