New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-07
POLITICAL.
Sixth senase District-The Germsn De-
mocracy Rampant.

mocracy Rampant.
A mass meeting of the German Democracy OF
tn. Sixth Senate District was held last evening
The various German clubs in the district were
full7 represented, and the utmost enthusiasm
and harmony prevailed, about 1000 persons
being present
The meeting was addressed at great lengthby
NICHOLAS QUACKEEBos, esq, and we regret
that sc have not room for a moro extended re-
port Of his remarks. After dwelling upon the
numerical strength Of the German Democracy OF the
city, md particularly the few wards comprising tie
SixthSenste District Mr.. Quackensos spoke as follows
The hst photographers define Democracy TO be form
Of government in which the sovereign power IL lodged
in thebody OF the people, Assuming this definition OF
mud abused word to be correct lie, ne examine fora
nomelt the process by which the name Of David v
Freeman has been brought before the electors o, this
district for their SURFACES.
a convention composed Of Tanu.any delegates a.
sembal on the oath day of October within the classic
shadeso OF place called the AdIiac. located on the
corner OF Hudson and Bnrrow.ss. There were many
person, in that convention taking an acuVe piit
in its proceedings, WHO were not eleeieu uoitehrs
by tlr people at the primary election. hold
IN NY land printed tickets containing tie names OF
the delegates elected by the people. and the names OF
many o. the most active in the Convention 10 NOT aI
pear among the printed names on the ticket Bear IN
mind tits is the re9tiGr Iammany Dcmocranc onven
ton The a6ors of that patriotic BODY Drought i9rh
the name Of Mr. Robert e. Huchings MS us candidate
for Senator. Mr. HutohlDgs, most oi yon are aware
Is very worthy gentlemen, holding the once al As
sstant District Attorney for tho Cay ana county o
New York; position which, II rumor ~ 10 De relieu
upon he fills most lcceptAby 10 all the rogoes ana ot
threats Ia the city. have reason 10 believe that TINS
gentleman, patriotic as 10 IT, never SERIOUSLY 20
exchange a. Office worth - goo year or oly Nv uSs
duration at s. a day. At this time. a. you aI remem
ber Mr.. Vincent g. King was the Mozart nominee l9r
the same position. Now it Is at this Stage Oh ll'
comedythat the puppets begin to Iete sII tlo scee'
Shutters and the pToperty.men make their appearance
II j. 10 once discovered that two or more candidates
running III insure tae election OF the Kepnocan anu
TIL. appalling condition Of things being brought % tle
kuONlclge al NJ Iutchings, be- in spiN VI hll!
and commeudabe sefsacI!lce, AZ once oher'
10 Withdraw from the field. provided nc'eTihe
Jess. as say IN the law, mat MI hIne We
MORT candidate, will do likewise. mere az" SOM
men gospeed that they will not De ouldoi. ~ goo"
WORKS and 10 this class Mr. King belongs. MI hLtet'
ings shal rot excel him IN deeds OF nobi" stelOus
selfpoFiGcing patriotism, and therefore WIN e4uI
disintelosicdncss. he also mm0ates himself upon We
altar Of his country, and whdgavs from the contest
and thus the two conventions VI IalEany ana Ao1I'
aIe eit without a candidate. 1900,
Al this critical state OF affairs, the political brth OF
David V Freeman takes place In private iyinglh'
asylun located Ia Seventh avenue; the pohtlch' Hv
couciers who assisted a the delivery numDe4rh HuVpt
supplied IN skill. they are no ordinary pEacu'lon'i
pn, a. your tecond or thirdrgt men. who PRACTICE
hydloPatby, bat sniemcu 81 stsndihs VINO n1 ha
DO tails branch OF their profession spe~lhtf pave
attained enviahle nooriety. Oh Iuesda, nest eight
days WIN be 7luplshed slncg ths bastard snisara
came luto this i.eatning world scare. BAH mife.iip
and thon accorliug 10 the law OF IamEany. lac WI he
brought by bis sponsors 70 ne po.- to Present DIN TO
tho people hw, In the -iswas in the evening % that
diy there viii b. voice hcard-lAuouaion naJ weep
ing aud great morning; Iammlny weeping foe her
children, aud VII not bo comoTted, because thty are
nor.
TLieIsth the candidate whom the ria,,rds and ndvcr.
q se.ncnis call the Peoples choice ] have shown
you how ilr the people have had ar! agency !n ihs
matter, and the COMMON sense. aud tie common DE-.
ceucy 81 every man who r. old enough TO wear bedd
must laugh such uou,inatioh 70 scotn.
Tie fact ie that ycu ny fellow Democrats. arc The
only ores who have made n truly D"mooIluc n"uild
ton. Twenty .uur hundred German Democrats pre-
scented ms y .me Ia open convention. which is The only
Wy 10 recognize tbc sovereign p0"eF as "ied ia TIC
body u tho people.
You are engaged IN contest the noblcst for which
men con;snd-uot he mere elevation OF candidates
bu, To maintenance ~ principles. which .hi outye
men and paroles You have been entirely ignored b,
Iammanv lla.i-tAcy have spurncd yOu from thor
councils end treated YOU with empti but how then
il uppc rs they need our help 60 10 them they come 20
" and say We would have votes-bllots IS their
suit. What should We say should W. not say nave
theG-n Dutch votes l. il possi1lthesc cnrs can ca,
500 baliO,si shall We bend low, and IN bOndsman
key With blod breath aud whispering humOieness, say
this. fair slrs you spit at the list clecuon-Nou
dogs and for these coure.es Wen give you 900 votes
Tie Sichous,a Tnmmany doubtless fresh IN their
reading ~ the great Poet, Int glance ~ the Mer-
chant u Venice at this tim" will be of great service
10 some OF the dele gates it, recent Senatorial Con
ycntIon
In Ancient Rome. about 4sS years before the Chris
tian Era there ligcd highly respectable gouiiemau
w,o Ike friend Mr.. Freeman usplfod to Scnft0ria.
houo,s. Il 20 CHANGED that while standing N the
puliic market place soliciting from the trades oi
Rome their most sweet voices" he gave great
oi.nse 10 the people ~ the insoent contempt with
Which he treated them. lie possessed fire and courage
and was wiihal ambitious, .ot for his surpassed indlg
nity To the people, Caius Marcus was looted frOm
Rome md hardly escaped the Tarpean Rock, though
II was his yalor and has single arm which ut Corici
duit red the Volscinns and saSe' the Imperial City
from devastation. This was the Punishment which the
Ancient Tammanyites inflicted u2on that proud
se hem in return for the scorn ant coutcmpi Ith
which he had treated the sovereign pe0p..
The speaker then proceeded To show that the German
Democrucy Of the Sixth Senatorial District had been
treated very badly aud with spIi'ed appel 10 the
Germans To xht the battle IN which they ware en-
Gagged with genuine teut0uic yaor. concluded Ia nc.
marks amid lie uIost upronrous enthusiasm.
Union ua-s Meeting nj Elizabeth, n. j.
Speeches by Fred. frsiinghu,"e", 4.
~. Tenny md Oihers-The People the
"Tyonded Arisfocrats."