The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-11
THE GENIN MEETING

NK1FING TO NOMINATE JOHN NJ. 0KNIN-pExoSsrRA 4.
TON AGAINST BIN BY THE HArrgRs' UNION
NOISE AND CONTROVERSIES xksriNG DISSOLVED
AND THK LIGHTS PUT OUT--kIUR sCESES, ETC.
meeting hsld at No eoo sro.o way, Of citizens
In favor OF Independent ston for Mayor Tho
hail. which will hold six hundred eop:e WA fuu
At half Past seven O'Clock. J rarriugton, deoo.
Sstve painter, took the chair asd Nj Barber was
pointed as secretary.
The meeting composed principally OF the friends
Of Mr. John N. Genio, but ., soma ~ont, or thirty
members Of the Hatsrs Protective linton were seen in
the crowd and Mr. Gsnn doss not with that orga
niza'ion, some trouble was oxp. cited.
The Chairman introduced Mr. John l. norranc, A tls
lst spoaxer
or. DonRAsoE said he was heartily In favor of Mr..
; ss nom;natien (.ppAuso.) The city Of No~
ntewezid We have resident p.pu lstion Of elk nun
red thcussnd viii h Is Increased TO mil.
ion kow important 1t Is hat rh,s should ccaniy
dty (Appiauss how important IL 10 b 1t its excca-
i've chair should 10 n'ied 6y INDEPENDENT, wor ny
ran Tho spostsr Mr. Gena ss : man Of ABILITY.
nsrpy and enterprise. He had ben too architect OF
,s Iwh fcrtunse han arcsdv succ. edcd In every
hing he had undertaken. VI. want . MAJOR
who ehau DO moe ycncent Of all parties, o man
the R*sIle's man; lcn....l w.@.ni. youns, yiso
that tho orainAnc.s executed (p.l4ussj
sueh nan the speaser thought cas- John Goaip.
THIS was ceopls's movement, the speaacr believed
that would result In tho elevation ~ Geoin 70 tho
chief magistrates chair such ahould bs tho case
pbeE have Q clean, orderly md reoltby ~ Lot
said he sriee az the people OF Nov York, and elect
Who viii do his dot, tho city and every one in
II. (1hres cbee,s for Mr. orra1ce)
Various speakers cslco for In the wd and
young gentleman suggested the proprietg OF going
Mr. THcxAs JONES in addressed the meeting. He
aid that the pohics corrup Ion In the city had ais
gustsd al ssSnt msn with politics Tho DOT house poll
4iciass In nsequ. nce had hsd their vsy m tho
Gov0nxeat Of the CITY. The ctszcus responsible
Xor IN ths 10 allos Il smsclves to b led by the
nose By men who had NO character TO loae applause
Now ws should throw awu 81 party ties and foe
our city, our peiahpors aod First should
secure good an date for nayor aevs irrsscbls
citizen IN toe crowd got into a warm di.cusstoo Tho
but order was finally restored with three cheers for
Genin Mr.. 6sniD was good candi ase, and Ia his
street ceaniDg ever body snst ho Sss pehor
IN Cd fosv nor young fool II elected he will give as
clean city, rs safe by night BY oar Me- jones' In
olusior. pledged has Efforts to the support OF Mr.
Gsnia
Durine the last portion Of Mr. Jooes remarks thorc
dsns DER the foor and his speech vas on,
Shorts cons. quepce
Mr G II prAvAH moved that c,uifn ttee 30 appoin,.
sd to propose resolutions, ADD iaDsdia,sy nominated
mr.. Barber aod himself on thst O. mmstt~e
vofcE mo Wing influence. LET'S have Q peoplc,s
meeting (aisses ana sppiaus-
ANOTHER VofcB-No Eg roiiDg-no ctiog commit
lees Great oonfusion and twenty pe,ps Ill shouting
ordex)
MT. IMAvAE- Geotlpmec, Iwsot TO tell ynu that va
Dave en- ample pc,i.c 10 20 p-ooe oh m.se
Tow (laoeh'er ADD 90 lave cries ,py tai you go
You may DO careful CO b ," go hone ana other
B'mplmensry rems,ks ssiutsd tho sossker. a. he 70
6 red from the platform
a ssleSsIzsT~ Lei "a adjourn pont nominate