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

Fpe1ecfual Achilles from bis tii eheni ou ,yich be
rr fr our action the great moral enc ~ ~, Ils "5
49, tei and tlc diss animation owl 70 III H. ias
uas srltimcnts among ell classes OF Ia oOlu5!
correct ses tis meeting organized aud awaits
y0gr re35a leo wac listened to a,tcntyy and closed amid
V0si'f''1 ''''' RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED. -,..,.
Gen Wplbrdge ;.eu 0.eud the following rcsoli''oAS "
Werc adopted. -, r ,,,
Raid TINS. we Horace Greeley to Ito electors Of this
si FGsa &c BEN o devoted h lime sn5 eas s6
uan, to the prors3 D. q NEE q 9, q eo'H0D''
ie9m rl'n, 'lss '.' ,,iI wokinsusn and has earned
dtepo .-r by t' - u, ,;fe suuuy or tool. but woud
s1et poae.iu. na.'.o' ~ tao OsA'" u Wv
'og.tE h, Known ,,sas5op the vlzed world as champion
',i - rf,i.i j. si aud dreaded Toe 4 ce'poi''n'
s,e nd ] sn. We souc. him the ofhOnost
,rss ,l ,.S' isr res oipuy.
GIN. nU7Lrs AND THE DEMOCRACY.
"a Hose who c frilr with the New York mob who nave
visited the Rogucs 'ry and under the protection oil po
,,s p,ae,ra;ei c ,hops Of the Five Poats at night
bbn,dds o. heavy jaws aad ,ainousy low brows IN this
crowd indicated trou}c The policemen who hinged the staud
leaked grave knowing the with whom they had to deal
AT The conclusion Of the resolutions Gen Butler was seen walk
mo through the Pal toward C stand Hi appearance was the
goel FOR hearty cheers which increased Ia volume as be walked
vroa e stand and was introduced to tie assembly But hS
ieriar es Immediately drowned by goans and Kisses and
i,ol,r and loud calls from yanous SCI OF men Us even
New York can furnish who had assembled IN largo numbers on
and around tho steps Of the City Hall Here were Common
Cerrclacn clerks from the Mayors Office ioaeis'
huotil1rks and scqvCuSerS haTmOhoua! uicH"cd WV
scvmo.r addressed similar congregation oil bis
ofrieulsp In the same place three years ago
In met many Of tcso rioters in s6 and were ready
% fcr,at their bloody work. Then they were seymour
friends now they HoInun's. An Five Pointdom was
here represented Baxest the steps and ut the entrance
q, fla, Han and in the chamber Of the Board OF Counclmeh e
aw,Iers in the Ring" Taamany uud Thieves Alley! the
Common Council and MaCkcrclvilc. |; was Democratic
,sal and their friends such no city on TINS eoh'H'"'
save New.York hols From whatever place they came
whether from The Council Chamber or the I0mlS Nheh once
on the stems Of tie City H there crct unity Z" par
nose in demonstrating their intense hate OF Gen Butler As
400, w m bcau 10 SPEAK there cries Of Spoons Put
him ortrr "Gen Butler can't make no speech GIVE us
SONG Brer The latter cay taken up ana prolonged ana
fron many bourbon caycus tic words Give US song
Builer; give a sons'
The leaders made up banners Trustworthy man said
he knew of their being made in IL Common CouneI
Chameleon one Of which were the names OF tue
uemu,any candidates the higher offices. ana on an
Their Ule word Spoons, Rally" and representation o'
mammoth spoon These banners carried by dh! rive
Pointers assisted by ambitions young men, evidently
from different locality for they very good clothes Inc
police finally uterferod and destroyed these notices OF the
Democracy -
The mob was thoroughly organized II carefully distrb
ued in various PARTS the crowd and many OF the leaders
colect,l on the west steps Of the entrance to
Hall thence directed their forces, and tod them
when to groan when to cheer and what calls to make
Iss those who were active in grooming and hoong there
were many others well dressed men, who moved through the
crowd and famed the excitement At Leaf three or -four hud
were there resolved prevent Butler from speaking and
throughout the dgracc scene Mayor Hoffman sat calmly
in the City Hall without taking to interfere Nothing
riot but cool energy ofhe Police the orbearancc
Of the Union mea andno hecast cause.-The eowadice oil
bue When Gen Butler denounced them as thieves
tunes and burglars fierce rush made at the stand but
promptly beaten back by the police Several arrests were made
end many of the rowdies only yielded treatment Bat
.fHr L he tho efNr fIE CON ~ %
Union men before the stand who without using violence
stood shoulder 70 shoulder and repealed the efforts Of more than
one furious gang to break through their rnks The tumu
subsidized when Gen Butler retired and Mr. Greeley was heard
Nth bat Interruptions but Gov. Curtin was hoo'ed aud
many patriotic sentiments Of the Other speakers received with
GToans and kisses
TAMMASY SPEECH.
Gen Buer stood for half an hour before he could be heard al,
a., and during this time certain Edward Faconer who calls
himself stree, preacher was induced the steps and
address the mob His remarks wero about as folow'
When tho people assembc-assembc Were not come here
S,5i have arrested me gS timestL same Radical party
isebcc,e have good right Ben Inter any other
r an believe Ben Batter isrroan. long drawn Quit
a. GOD ! Tsa r. o s' 70 8 81 have come to @
~ pooe of New York whom for The man who
bon nj ere was born voice Whore we've you born
- ~ best candidate now IN the field and the hest to act
a. Governor u this State mean John T. Hoina lie ~
aoue .. your blank bankd hshbackd governors tell you 4
msa rs viii stick his word lLoudyc from tho nnW9s6ed
lie goe in with that great statesman, Fernando Wood ter
rife Wells and waving of dirty hands, and John Morssey
YoH cannot por-I DEFY h' opponents 70 polto one act Of
his lie In which he degraded himself the great Demo
fc pqrv IChces tel you that II he is elected the bur
brus df ne workingmon viii be Hghtencd the present high
prices win come down and Norkmen viii have falrer show
stoe gold ont Of New Orleans didn't get any Of iwent
somewhere else Congress voted 5000 for theH.eys ana 90
bounty The DemOcratc-cvery working ought 10 stand
up Tor these eas II Fenion elected yon can pat on your
hats and go home about your business Hoffman brought
ND gentleman in York bat Ben Butler has been fighting
R gTon ConnciiSen tho CITY Hall attaches the Tam.
many people respectfully dressed representatives OF te D
cracT and their sturdy Observation-Disclosures among the cellar
population Of the cli-were nightly pese1 aS t co. NM
tteances Of alkner and their applause prevented LOT le
a. en- The sound Of Butler's voice reaching them.
The twentieth Ward Fcnton aud Woodiord Club here rode
in with cannon between the stand ana nc Clt{ iaL
lore banners with hefolowing fo Congress ~ u l,tilc
She representation of My Policy sell arms to
Tcaaus and then sell Fenians. -
Snoons o their darling leaders could prevent Gen Butler
o gpslkng and he spoke lie lad faced mObs before and
~, Will which some coward struck him he listened 20 the
Iowng with merely indignation he hesitated not 20 CAL tc
ir din correiiel 20 stop speaking but he often
sncd his speech and he finished IT, lie spoke follows
sPEEcH GEN. BUTLER.
FELLOW CITIZENS The issue low before " whether the
mon no by force and fraud sought 70 overthrow the country
shall govern e. or the contrary The 6eneraWas coned
pause the hOO,ng Of the crowd making mpsie lo5 MN
rma gang Of men Respectable IN aPFfaTane h1a d ' TO-
son The upper steps o. the CITY Hall ana iea a. inc 9
great mass OF the crowd below taking the cue from thel
en FuflerI saw inc issue 70 upon rs whether those who by
scr conflict its Ohorwhe glorious destiny voice Three
cheers for Reuben Fenton followed but lost In the
:, o fi,. boss object ,ras 10 bleak 10 the meenql
Gen IuierI beg your pardon you have taken yor time
row win take mine lCries Of Good and cheers followed
v eToans Kisses and prolonged noise in hurry. We
Jsre e IN the afternoon before and nothing else to DO
when this closed- lrenewod cheering laughter
goans md nocwhen the last ebel in The south bad sur
s,ndere8-cst calls cheers groans &c when their citizens