The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-11
MASS MEETING or rHe GERMAN DEMOCRACY.

Nominations for and Endorsements OF Cnu.
didates ON the County and Judiciary
Tickets.
The German Union Democratic General Committee
and the German Democratic State campaign organization
and their constituents held grand powwow at the
Germania Assembly Rooms last night in ratification
OF the proceedings Of The Democratic State Convention
and the Democratic State ticket Tho Gernania Assem-
bly, Rooms illuminated with Chinese lanerns, ard
In front OF the building where several savos fired
to celebrate the democratic victories during the late
State elections, q large and enthusiastic crowd
assembled The meeting held tho ballroom Of
the Germania Assembly building.
Supervisor HKRRMANs called the meeting to order
when Coroner Schirmer was called upon to preside
Coroner scnRxER, on taking the chair stated that he
had called meeting OF tho delegates OF the German
Democratic Union General COMMITTEE for the purpose
OF considering certain resolutions proposed and II
thereupon decided TO pass upon these resolutions hrs
as a general committee.
Messrs. julius Korn, A. Eickho, Louis Lochmann
and number Of others were elected Vice Presidents
and number Of Secretaries was appointed.
The resolutions proposed were then read endorsing
the platform and nominations OF tho Democratic State
Convention and abiding TO the defeat OF the radical
party the elections Tuesday a victory OF true
democracy against the spirit Of intolerance and fanat
cism and that the Germans In the Empire state
determined TO do the same In the ensuing election OF
this State The resolutions passed by imous
vote and resolved that they shan be published
Nj. JoACIINssES submitted report the part OF the
delegations who represented the German organizations
at the Democratic state Convention OF the proceedings
and results Of that Convention. The report was also
adopted.
Mr. woLrxASS in behalf Of a committee previously
appointed, reported the result OF the operations in
behalf OF the nominations made by tho two German
democratic orgnnizatons-the nomination OF Alderman
Loew ounty Clerk, &c tho information furnished
being considered satisfactory.
Mr.. R1rfKRTs submitted resolutions nominating Mr.
Joachnsen a candidate for Judge OF the Supreme
Court and that this candidate is be recommended
the Tammany Judicial Convention.
On motion OF DIR. Merkle committee OF three, COM
posed OF Messs Oswald 0tendorfer jacob koehler and
Ernst Simon, appointed 10 take action In behalf Of
the nomination thus made.
Addresses were delivered by Messrs John Maschowski
and Dr. Merkle The latter delivered oldfsshioned
democratic DISCOURSE which fully aroused the spirit Of
enth Of the assembly, and given for
the people Of Ohio in endorsements OF the success Of
this stronghold Of true democracy. The speaker de-
nounced the republican party the originator OF tho
civil war; and accused the OF the breaking up OF
our time hoDored constitution The ruin OF our imam
cal affairs and the suppression OF freedom or speech
and OF the press during the and a. presentin time
OF peacen the South also the results OF the reign
Of the republican party, while has all the
time the impotence 70 represent itself A.
the champion OF freedom and personal liberty. Tho
ther trouble 70 the nationgreat trouble The Doctor
In conclusion spoke OF the fitness Of the candidates
nominated by the State Convention.
Judge GROSS tho next speaker. Instead or fine
language he said. he would only submit few practical
considerations Speakers may indulge In fine language,
and be applaudod that Sufficient succeed
lie urged bus operations He called atten
ton 10 the registration business IL required OPP
eratons induce all who should their 10
register their names, &c. (Applanse.D
On motion Vi lir. LocHsASs the meeting adjourned.