The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-05
German Democratic Repeal Meeting In the
Twcnty-nrst Ward.

meeting OF the German democracy held last
ne In the Metropolitan Garden, thirty erss street
Second avenue. There some 1000 persons Assem-
bled when, At eight oslock Dr. Charles Nantz of the
German Ward Club called the meeting 10 order The FOL
lowing officers then nominated ;-Presdent, l. Ka
Dish; Vice Presidents, John a. Myer Charles Bahowi;
Secretaries, John @. wildmsn asd P. p. Smith
letter Of apology from bis the Mayor was read
Of which the following Is . COPY
M.roRs OFFICE NEW York Aug 1851
0xSnHnxS-U nders ,iher tircunsAnoe, would give
sr Re .ns 70 .Se, ,scr rT os
carrot be present Jet consider with In feeling aOd
warn ,uDpo, have ever reciv.S troS the oernsn
md shall never forget be oSss," he, S,,. Oscss me
,. s soSp sv. s s Zee. no o s,' A M
,. sGuon o ss ssr fund s :, ,S ne s1nS IN
their seopion and AZ ali times ,e.fl n ene Nnd spec
SrsSnics a. unjust laws shiS @er passed :. much
prve em Of helr individual rights a' tor any ohsr ohiec
they have die rsh, to lndisoa ION when slo~ !.
csspotc governments perm, he eat and drink ~hs
nSsns deem Il heir as 70 ss h .ne q s
uer ebArse, and 10 say ha ~thsut re Of
Ibis is worse than yrasnv and am MT surprised mat All
classes arc rsns In their might o gn' dosa
Or. @ NAsrz, President
Tor the Mayor, wuich ~ers hesf uS fe-ponded 10
The following resolutions ,hcn ami adopted -
has mpd ne upss s S oaf e a. % " A
o S ss, Q! "a % Pint g hs q',soo m ss s Of as
wssreas nS Only our sn u, our ny 20 oonirsae
iu 10. al rights the'srcre, he
he,oyed, Ihs, he hor- OF those Fills of abo
committed such Shsmelts' epcroachmsn, the rights %
That We WIN use all lawful have theae oiious
That resperA majority II The Judge. OF hs
ooaroi Ppe.l. ip'.s'a q me late docIon
=
ss wss ss ao:OTes s,yc e. 5 he %so
1ns. gledge onr-eye, 70 cast our vote. - as
Re so N. s ol 10 Sss as Mayo.
crs. TIA pa, We deeply regret e 'Ss,% IN The dsmo
srce blame the leaders Of the Tanmany Hell Reform
Of The ,chsmaiic factions '" '''' uo''o
JA., u, Re should be no r.sopcIs.os before tbs
ms the regular democratic organization and shall
That entirely dsspprove Of the c,irse lately par-ued
BY The Saat zetrg sgsns, ,ssyc, WOOD and declare
the rnl q ihe msorit. Of TIE eemao voer- Of his cry
Mr.. FRnatH was the hrst speaker introduces 10 the
meeting BE addressed them in Gernsn, also did Mr.
? y Smith, whose remarks seemed to take parlcchr
hold Of the attention OF the crovd Colonel Mig followed
In bis usual arsumon,auve style
Mr.. W. A. HnIyEs subsequently took the stand, and
whhou hesitation or ,ofupe walked into rersbhoin
junta something amer this fashion There had been ar
ray ed AGAIN., the democratic party from lis birth an ais
tocrac party, assuming thou.an different Names from
eaer, Gown osos repuocansm that whonever ,hey
crush with the iron hand Of tyranny the honest aborns
men, and Under the q black rcpubloa m
they have fully developed themselves; they como
before you unmarked, and present their hideous
form, visible to every sye hey have srssped our munic
pal rights they bave tram pied upon sacred rights
those saorcd rights that belonged TO American ctr,
they have dsregrded the rights Of suffrage and act
rsrght The opinions Of the majority They have tiff ID
with the rights that belonged the citizens OF the metse
poA and have appointed TO Official positions person, who
have rendered themselves odious from their psrfsas
spirit, men who have usmpled upon our judiciary and
who, " they had II 10 their power woad nsht the are
brand OF OWL war They have elected the most cor.
lupt ard reckless Lcgtaure which has ever dsgraced
the State their pocyhas been rule ruin. The annIver
say OF national indie oendsnoc d,eraced with r,os
oeueed BY rpnblcan rule shot dead In tho stvees
women outraged In not this enough 10 show that they arc
not SUFFICIENT TO the preservation NJ orier9 Have we not
experienced enovgh or the workings Of party N CON
vince utfhht apathy danger and vigilance on our
part can alone break the chains that have already
been fastened upon us2 "Who would be free themselves
must strike he blow" Let us then arise in our might,
and let the ballot boz destroy this erey Of orr bsrss
and our rights; let but be true W Ourselves and bat
lie won, ano the glorious banner Of democracy again
uiumphanty floats upon the breeze Er. RI was loudly
cheereo while pitching into the black republicans and on
his ooncuucg wa, slso applauded
There we're o4her evidently anxious Tor
an opportunity 70 address the aud record their
op'nl0ns on the Albany Regency bu, became Stony
and yet 10 The drepobrs rain did they n,ts sentvey
some gent eman who addressing hesn We left, and
whose name have hesyd.
We subsequently, learned thu, aney q social drink OF
ther hvorte beverage, sger, hey que4y dispersed 70
thdr homes.