The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-28

n was of To utmost imporlancs that the American
slSsS 1ss ss 4 ana r..
and AGAu should net - controlled impaired By any
Albany Legislature He ha4 eoes 2 spesk aisu words
successfu and henss u sne edniaissasion o.
tho duties Of his on1cs In degree sxcssding THAT
sxpsct john Hoffman, e. any eshsr IL his posi-
tom 70 be ssccssufui 10 carrying out every reform
, Mould , 30 sspss;.as too much Ba. bic PAny vs.
now reduced . that sisss in Which 81
me slough q despair was never before % necessary
that they should b 70 united 10 nov. fhers wsrs
greater issues than Tho municipal sscson involved In
the contest aow rapidly spproschns Of those
was the Presidential election II remained for the demo-
cratic party 70 show fully their strength and detsrmins-
ton 70 rescue the country iror, correpssn ana msrus
and the late victories had been but key note and the
harbinser o. ths success ths. 70 follow THAT 81
osss was . b the election Of good democratic Prss
dent but u Vas not for him then him iCriss
| Of George AcClellan' aud cheers; other voices
dIs~. which was very brief, : letter from Richard
OGorman read, apologlzing for his absence from
sne meeting and stating shss recent domestic afcsen
| ABaAx r LAWRENCE vas introduced IS tho NEXT
sS % M
wsre involved IN the Immediate canvass AL through
ne Nosthsrn aalss srssI political rsscson has Dc.
s1sy could sisss Ssaoo,ssle rsssdssi i 1885, & Va
sss.s s, & New York IA. !. ssvs no asassssa
sound Ia the approsshiag contest II was the majority
sss. 4. Ss.:.o, sAls e s ss %
year. which s.ve % NE men or Pennsyvana and OHIO
ne courage .h!ch haa ssshlsd them e aohisvs their
Victories. and started the bali rolling. Every ran who
could express himself - hslng In favor Of demo.
cratic principles should vote for and support John r
cogent reasons Why should DO elected Mayor Of New
York There were bat two real candidates in tbs hsd
there was 10 faoe third but no not Ia earnest One
q the two John T. Holman the other Was Fernando
wood Ihere was no reason for him 10 ask which o.
large array 81 Agusss with vsw Of showing that the
taxation Of tho city 81 New York under tho present
n oos s seS .S e
Naycx 3 =, - - ~ - - '-
The nsxs speaker wss A 0Axzy HAIL. who. afssr some
next A slsotaoa vousd b. held which vs hsd been
accustomed 70 call tho chartsr election but woh had
had ceased 70 s. rsssrdsd having cS.ssr In he
coming election and during tho coming winter would BE-
Ssss e s's
election would determine whether shsy were worthy offs
The question throughout the rural districts was mot ~ 70
how the election would result bus how much greater
the majority ths democratic party would achieve this
year shan ast year. They we're % wsld the innusnsss
in the Presidential election Mr.. Hall also INDUCED in
some asithmsscal Efforts with view to proving the
Who haA proceeded him had sssaycd = DO.
In conclusion he spoke Of the efforts hs had made last
Wood, aud Of Che support rendered. 70 himself BY The
Mozart party during the tate election candidate for
ne oince Of Diss!ic. Attorney Mr. Wood, be said,
had boon elected TO the position for which he
was nominated, and he rhs speaker bad boon
satined BY like success in his election. he
sidersd that both parties had thus squared ACCOUNTS
and thought that IL would no advisable for
Mr.: Wood y retain his present position IN
oos 20 accsps The new and shsi he might proceed 70
Washington ON Monday next 20 lake his scat In the con-
situtienai Congress- which would then assemble The
RspubIicas Raf,ne.sisn oIsetias In Wall
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The speeches and Ressiusisns.. s.
Pursuant 10 advertised call number Of citizens
favorable 70 the election ef William A. Darling 70 tbs
Nayeray in froas Of ths Treasury building,
o. Wall aad kxssaa Streets three O'Clock yesterday
afternoon FOR the purpose Of ratylng the nomination
OF that gentleman The crowd not large, but was
composed mostly 81 business mon. The proceedings
Tho assembiags IVES called 10 order BY Mr. r. n Wet
more, who nominated Mr.. +. 4 Conklng - its presid
ing officer The domination wac agreed TO-.
Mr CoSKLiSe, assuming the chairmsnship Of the
meeting expressed his thanks for tho honor conferred
him and compimsnted the business habitu6s OF Wall
street and its vcinage, who he said had been pro-
nouuccd by able writer 70 BE- among the most honor
could there Be found body OF Of greater Integrity
than those who daily wod beneath the shadow or the
there shoudb like honor among her municipal ocory
20 that labor might b. lightly burdshed BY tsxatioh.
. ne ana properly, Sanitary regulations that should
insuvs ~ aninss pestusnce, we'll ordered strsets
grand and ispidy muiipyiur So,iilas which sirssdy
crowd our harbor 10 endless succession. Judging
ne character o. ths audience before HIM b should say
these had paramount interest IN the good government
Of ths metropolis Mr. conklnE then spoke OF his In
innate scquainance with Mr.. Daring from tho
when that gentleman assistant collector OF
70 the present Having watched hs prssidsnt
sentative in Congress be Was satisfied trom TIE ability
Mr. Daring had displayed in all these positions that no
possessed Ia an eminent degree the qualifications
sary in the chief executive ofcos or this city Mr..
Daring he thought, could DO elected the democratic
c so.s .ans msuusg a., Mr. psp,nss
friends would only do their duty, he would be the
nsxs Mayor whsn elected. he would dispense with
the useless officials and reusioned ider VINO were
Sucking the LIKELIHOOD OF The city and under
mining the foundations OF ofncai integrity. II people
could do let them look 81 the Of General
Grant sisce no assumed the position Of Secretary OF
Ina sinecnres who had dismissed from that d.
parlment. much 20 The resf Of the Treasury 80 far
10 - .Se y. ~'cS mi ~. =
said that n Ill who desired Mr. Dariings election would
fcr aim his sucesss In Tho caavaae was certain
Mr.. q: w. BLUNT then read lisa Of gsntismsu pre-
posed Wee Frsdepss and Secretaries Of the estng
The nohinsaion Of whom ~ss ananimousy agreed 10
grestug hs inability 70 b. present % the meeting. and
declaring that he coasdersd the election Of Mr. Darling
y the Aayorsiw would b. An Invaluable ssssag 70 ~
H.. l. a. CnrrrxsDxx, shs asxs speaker. shsught;h
one = 10 s.
Cooper Inssituts ana openly avowed no bad NO
chaiactsr. The other the candidate solely u paiss
bavine : pscunasy interest In his election. Mr..
Daslisg ne thought coaid b elected. Among noss
who would nos voss.sor him we're those indicted Cor
felony those insrsstsd In iotterss ehses woud sup
pa H. wsod); al rebsls Who cama North 70 t thsir
living Wfhoas work all Who wsrs In favor Of Judge
Oss1exo's tnjuncsons. Mr. He0mans strength lay In
fhat class q en who Interested In ioia the
new Cour Houso and among thcss whs wsss a1rnirem
/ and followers e So Iammany. Tsse ssoppNi. Mr.
6rnG vas The laboTcg mans condi1sse prseenlnoaty,
- workasnan himself and had he sympathy u
the iabonng cAneee. ra
NJ HmAn WAisnnas spokscf ~. Daylinatas maa
a. Ursas neral worth and integrity, wnesV slsson
vpuiA provo = b a hencr 70 Me oisy.
M VnuAn A DAnxma then addrosgsd ~ DecAnG
He 40 lisa be iseksd Ne Gathsng bssgrs him s.
- Garment that NJ people Of ms city ntnded
lhsr duty ~ voeing fos han Mayer - NJ city,. Ne
vopli promlns snom thAt II elecied he shud aive 10
prevent tho ds Of Fand and corruption which bad been
swsspins shs city fos ysass he Would discharge