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From the .Ner. York Statesman.
NETWORK DISGRACED!!!

From the .Neu. York Statesman.
NETWORK DISGRACED!!!
Ir great and powerful commonwealth, filled
with intelligence with talents, with enterprise, and
moral power, has ever been degraded, disgraced
and betrayed, New York is that state. 1t ever one
hundred and sixty thousand free and independent
electors, were insulted, abused and traduced, the
freemen of New York compose that body. 1t po-
ltcal intrigue and hypocrisy ever appealed to pop
ular vengeance and retrbuton, the conduct OF the
men comprising the ALBANY REGENCY must
rouse the universal indignation OF the people oil
the State OF New York. They have made trea-
ty they belong to the same cabal, and have EN-
barked in the same cause-a cause identlhed win
CAUCUS against the PEOPLE.
1t is now about two years since it was determined
by this clan at Albany, comprising few ambitious
demagouges, identified with the democratic party
and band of aposate federalists, who made 4th oil
July oratons against the late war, TO sell the state
of New York to the highest bidder in the Presiden
tial contest For long while, the conclaye hesI-
tated and trembled but at last the bargain was
made; the agreement was rathed the net was
spread and the great state of New York; with all
her population, her wealth, her commerce, her en-
terprise, and her pride. is now to reap the bitter
fruits of her secret political sale, made IN the dark
signed and sealed in the dark, but ratified at noon
day. in the capitol at Albany, by the rejection OF the
ELECTORAL LAW.
But we trust, that those who insult and disgrace
the independent ireemen of this STATE that those
who dare not trust the people TO vote and act for
themselves that those who prosecute their vile
and desperate Vaccinations through the dark in
trgues Of the caucus system, and who through this
system have defeated the electoral law will still be
disapDonted. Their candidate lUiU not haze the
rotes Of the legislature of Neo York, in the choice
of an electoral ticket in November nert!!!
We call on the different counties OF the state to
assemble We call on the people to speak in their
PRIMARY ASSEMBLIES. We call on them
TO instruct their representatives, their constitutional
agents. to elect in November next, an ELECTOR-
AL TICKET, that will vote for their candidates
for President and Vice President, in whom unite
the views and wishes OF the great body OF voters
This is crisis petty ealousles, local views, and
ancient animostes, must be buried Tor the public
good. Never should the people again rest IN peace
never should sleep again be upon their eye-llds, till
the electoral law is passed. The November cleo
tions should be conducted to the accomplishment
Of this purpose.
At large public meeting Of the citizens OF New
York, held at the Tontine Coffee House on Thurs
day evening, Aug. l2h 1894, George Warner was
called to the Chair, and Thomas Hazard, Jun. APP
pointed Secretary. The meeting was addressed by
Gen. Robert Bogardus, Charles G.. Haines, Esq
Stephen Rudd, and Thomas Adds Emmett, Esq
The following resolutions offered by General Bo-
gardus, were unanimously adopted.
l. Resolved, That the choice of Electors OF Presi-
dent and Vice President OF the United States, be-
longs OF right, the people, and tina, the Withhold
ding OF this right, by the present Legislature OF the
State is proceeding, Justly stigmatzed, as oPpres
sive and tyrannical.
g. Resolved, That those members OF the SENATE
and Assembly, who voted against the Electoral Bill
have abused the confidence reposed in them; VIC
lated the rights of their Constituents; degraded the
character of the state ; and rendered themselves
utterly unworthy TO be the representatives OF Tree
men.
s. Resolved, That we will never cease from oul
efforts until the passage of the Electoral law shall
be effected, and that we will support those men only
for any political advancement, who are friendly e
restoring the people OF this state, their Just right il
the election of President and Vice President OF thu
United States.