New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-31
INDEPENDENT DEMOCRACY.
Senty nued from First Page.

lDonfi nued from First rage.
il was nothing like that they woud around ne pon
on Tuesday next app4 aus 5ooT Of all classes the
rights OF the sewing girls, OF the gay ,led mon all
all to the streets of NewN ana nc . those streets
present 70 rise as one man aud declare u, of any
should always be free and not the IPa, S;s fellow
marty CLIQUE or corporation lie saiu rttia naner
men iul grown intelligent men, VINO WIN asiu P r
hnlc,s cold Govern the city had seenthe ey come se!
near 10 the condition when not dozen III u i;.r
dozen real men, whose names surb.nrI had made
t oronoy of the streets and paIeeed them our as
xio,rn nropertv He begged and en!reaed the men
VawVark 10 rise against this aggression upon !heir
VI 49,. and IN trampe down the corrupt leaders VINO
enId sell them and their yoese merchandise III Inc
UNI" Nh I'LL nrocession from the Seventh Ward here en-
sered The hall with banners and torch lights and were
received with three rOnsing cheers.
Mr. BRADY said that the only objection he had 10
uniting ont the lights that he had spoken against
fhe rrinciple-hut they had substituted SO many good
iyers he thought il was all right. Laughter. ne
would like to say word about the Judiciary unless ne
had been read ont Of the Democratic party lie woniu
like 10 know who composed this oigarohy ana wheth,r
they were really dozen whether they could qusu!
in one coffin after death llaughterl or whether the!
could cether under one umharela in the Park such
night as this Cheers BE could perhaps name SONY
Of them who say must have judge OF lhe superior
Cont and must have Judge Of the Supreme Court
Imnst have them" II is fearful state Of things Wrh
one man. perhaps depraved and wicked. and VIE IS
Iekeers and laughter by being strong enough or fsh
enough 10 purchase, corrupt or break the mcshes OF W
law can say this. 1t is fearful that any man. even
were he as pure the reputation OF your mother
IA ncrmit.ed BY n grovellinr scryility 10 declare
that he must own Judge IN many cases VOW When
man comes 10 lawyer with the complaint that III in
function has been granted against lis ehyn on ms
legitimate business the question not what the Just
ice of the case but what Judge granted tie papers and
before whom is il TO be triel and then he must 60
t. tool or clerk or associate of the Judge or ne
cannot get any help Wis is sober reality and mos
fearful picture lie had voted against the new Consi
tuition for the that it prov des an eectyr JUDI
ciary. she fhu is not so much that the peope 90 np
make good selections but II Is IN the Influences when
brought TO bear upon the Judiciary alter thy are
elected. There are persons who seem 10 iAlnA man
Is an animal who has vote and they are the persons
10 use fiat vote for their benefit What, -own a
JUDGE Yes; if this shameful combination OF
Tammany and Mozart is permitted to succeed
there Will be al least two individuals N 'is
city who will each own Judge body ANA sour
II this happen he should want TO leave the d
if possible emgrate The question TO he urlerinli.u
Al the pos on tuesday whether this shameless state
of things shall continue and whether these coIrupi
leaders shall continue 10 rule the honest voters IKE
slaves There were those who bad stimulated tie war
MISSIONS OF men the effects Of which We have seen IN
The late riots but what Of those men has come ou
and stood by the people they stimulated 10 Violence
what LAWYER Of that has come forth 10 defend SIN
Gle poor man charged with being concerned IN TIE
riots Not one Shall this state Of things continue
jCries Of no. no. Well II yon viii but do your duty al
The close Of the election yon viii be redeemed rsehe
rated and disenihralled. six cheers for BrndyJ
A long procession from the 20th Ward hers entered
the Hall and the applause again renewed ana three
more cheers given for James /. Brady ana me
Union
SPEECH OF THE HON. JOHN KEoS
Tumuliuous cheers greeted Mr.. MckfoN as he rose
70 speak. After the applause had subsidized he SAID;
This hall is small TO hold this little organization
on this stormy nighi-tOo stormy for anybody but
Democrats ont this large hall vel! not hoid
The masses that are tironginc 10 gain atmittance
He wanted the reporter 10 put down what lie SAID
that il might b. understood. There some presses
That could be muzzled, but there were others That
could not be warped by fear or favor and nc trusted
10 them 20 let the public know that the Massos were
determined 10 break up al corrupt coalitions for pun
der The managers 81 Tammany ard Mozart were
aetuafed solely b, the love Of money and x could be
proyed He had been born free man. and never voted
Tor any ticket where the nominee purchased hs nom
inaton or where the nominee ought have been ~ the
STAT Prison instead Of out Il H. lChecrs and laugh
Ter Peter H. Sweeney had stood with him when
he 'GeHouncvu rvia-.;s- Nod as ielon. but
now the two ar. joined t9setl'I, niu IN -.
their ticket We are fsuueen U tne VIZ ~
position OF having 10 ODE ~ 49, $50; ~, ;h., -
the yiles ohgarchy, inossu py 10 T iPo,, ~
making money p1n.e,eu nan 90 ~. 90 ond Le f,r
OF the people Ina. so' -: - :, n onJ cl,ers =,
one, was gong 10 lepei "ssins' ~ r. 49,
And he was moi eonv ~ .a'' III =, y; - ,h,|.o
thousands mere repe. III dA, 49,; I'm ,io ,.ti cone
was Teoeihoh' an. va, w ~ ,.G,od ., 80
wooroken up ny; -hch'oT ,Ioi Instce sa,hcr
nomln4'ion nlaGe y! 70 - ~ ,,,+cs Tau,nanv and
I We bv ecJsIrd Hat Judge Bosworih must be re-.