New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-30

song "MANHooD AGAINST THE MACHINES"
AN: The Rear ,so o. s &c Gre Grs.H ,o.a.,,
P P: GsSes GaS City Han to boundsss sway
- Coanoiy die the death and Hardy not be seen
So Wssh any other boy that ever wore the green
ana TI Ied With n no o' %ustSehe a, ALL
Now claim to own the town
.., princes Of these spirits black and hrowa-
Nov they, aud they alone are masters OF the town.
30 wsteleury he must fll beneath Their gnlSotiGe,
Ia favor oaAs; Han who %, 19Sd ID, lA GreO
Were cursed by him, ween;,
WHO cursed the Irish Greenl
On, ere We own the Lunch Club arrived at boundess
oar 5eaSe fres veil Ei9ds Ireland they were seen
"Ae0 Ireland seas An NE S Pe I Of the black %astch
The nomustache and brownl
They do not own the towni
Oh against the grim Excise Law crush the TsmmAny Ring
And 1s' Ps 9 s c stand S ray amy grand
As SArs6eld led fontenoy beneath the lsh Greeni
For amongst here
Aud the boys Who wear the Green
We have cliensius tried ADD gallant as ever faced foe
Iasp Hsris TOO and Bly Wa 81 are BTgader wee9.
ts tbe Coorbrarrr 81 our ue Miles who wears the Oeen
"u'' '-' N'' So Seeeuy Tweed aud Hoffman, now,
The "Laac6 Club Ieig1 j. over.
~, % 1861 PRIVATE MITES ORELIr
- Tho midst Of the ollifcation rain set in. Many peO-
30 r@tbered on the stand, which finally came down
SToken floor boards politicians, musicians and brass IN
lions way as any OF the outside men who cheered for
- Jimmy ~ Bren' could desire No one was seriously
hurt Some Of the antRng people say inc bren men
mad pulled ont the braces -
MASS MEETING IN THE TWELFTH DISTRICT.
The XIlth Assembly District Union League
cia+io held an enthusiastic meeting last evening, at
40 q Avenue d. The Republicans We're ont in large
numbers The Democrats VINO were III ateua T D NUre
long faces MI Hoxe, the first speaher sSld: Inc Dem
ocrats are afraid OF negro equality put II they Keep ON
going downward and the Dlaeks eontus up ~ ~" ~
have 10 pass one another 9t some Iol Inc oucla ~
peace that have been made 10 the south are he most
magnammOus ever presented 20 Ial5h lUc ~ I.e "
Whom can trust If not the Kep9DHeah paryI M. ~.
Montgomery of ONO here introduced Among otnSr
things he said: left the south with my WE anu Gnu
dren 10 find home IN nee country, S S. 20 my
lust in time for my wife to fan into Northern grave
was born and bred Democrat, ana thaI aIcoun1s
for my not being any smarter .! tndn IA. "i, III
we had better have earthquake thlee times cav oI
the Day Of Judgment every ten minutes tan 10 w
90 the Democratic party N4o aIo tlc ~
was John c. Calhoun, Aaron Burr john 9 brecbehrluee
James Buchanan, or the DeVll himself Ie 9 b Two o
hated because they work so are We naS az i ~
pair Of shoes which were gwen 10 my niue chllueH ~
The mudsis Of the North ana sha Keep men l I
as they hold together and hand them Gown 10 my I'M
ren as an heirloom in remembrance OF the Oblc uee
will tell you how came 10 be in favor OF the negroes
voting when saw the demons III New loIk utllnS Wy
rot-he noble vOters said from that hour that any one
under the SUMS m to vote II they were STf9t M ba
At present we are In no need OF traloIs O9I u We
be- then we will let them know. Tremendous appauseJ
Judge Tyler and others spoke, before the adjournment
FOURTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT REPUBLICAN
ASSOCIATION.
This Association met last evening at Masonic
Hall aud after transacting routine business, ad-
viii meet next Friday evening
FIFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT GRANT CLUB.
At a meeting of influential citizens OF the
above District held last evening at No 90 BroadWay
20 form Grant Club. The Club will meet next week 10
complete their organization.
RATIFICATION MEETING IN MORRIsANIA.
The Republicans of MOrrisania hold their Tati-
fcatiOn meeting this evening MOrTisana Hall. Col F.
Montgomery and James KilbOurne esq, of Albany are
announced as the speakers.
wORKINGMEN's MEETING AT MANHATrANv1LLE.
hue ocff nf
OF Harlem Carmansyile and Manhattanville was heId
last night in the last named place. at Smiths hOtel'
Every seat in the hall occupied, and numbers con-
tented themselves with standing The meeting was
called in the interest Of Major James Haggerty WORK
The office of County Clerk Addresses were made by Mr.
Charles Clark. President OF the Father Mathew rem
perance Convention; Mr.. John Rafferty,. prominent
member Of both Fenan organizations, ana Capt, u "a.
Lindsay A. A. G. on the staff Of Gen. spear during the
FIFTH WARD DEMOCRATIC wORKINGMEN's CLUB.
The first meeting was held on Saturday
evening last at No 293 Westt The second meeting was
held last evening About persons present. Mar
tin Carmody was elected President, and VIM. Warden
The Club, which has about 200 members has not pro
nOunced for any particular branch Of the Democratic
family.
REPUBLICAN RALLY N THE SIXTEENTH WARD
A large and enthusiastic meeting OF the Union
Republicans the Thirteenth Assembly District was Ded
last evening at Hitzelbergers Han, No. 200 Egnth-ave
II The Assembly The meeting was called to order by
Henry f. Ranney, esq, who nominated the Hon. . % II
by the honorable Chairman Col Fairman, the Hon Chas
Spencer Major Haggerty and the nominee Charles r.
shaw after which a resolution was introduced ny MI
Spencer raying the nomination OF Charles r. shaW ana
which carried unanimously. The meeting adJOufheu
until Saturday evening, Nov. 2
A COPPERHEAD LIE NAILED.
The World recently published an article accus-
ing Mr. Adams Union candidate for Senator IN the Albany
District OF having closed his mills In order 70 advance
Inc prceUf fabrics thus throwing large number OF mel
,uf Of empOyment The President OF the Hosiery Mills
Company has published card stating that Mr Adams
strtuosy opposed such movement, and refused tC
unite in any such agreement earnestly advocating tht
running OF least portion of the chnery III order ina
The hands should not be thrown out OF employment Aho
was chiefly through his influence and eXertOhs tha
this was finally conceded under which arrangement /.
out OF 10 Of the knitting mills in Cohoes-Mr ADAMS
among the rest--are now thus running
NOT AN INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE.
Mr. George Terwilger, who needs &C our hands no IN
reduction to the Republicans OF New YORK, desires US "a
say that he is candidate for the Senate from the
tVth District but that in making this announcement nc
returus his sincere thanks 10 those OF bis friends VINO
nave besOught him 10 accept the nomination.
THE CANVASS IN KINGS COUNTY.
The Brooklyn Union says: " The Demo
rats have nominated Mr.. Andrews in the ia
Assembly District, under the Illusion that he
vas previously nominated by the soldiers and
Iaors" The meeting making this socaled nom-
iatlOn consisted OF five men-twO OF them mil
amen, one police detective, and the others TO us
-hknowh. The action taken was at the instance ana
he by tue vote OF the notorious George j. Hardy who
a somewhat pitchy friend for an Acting Collector and
%nO wiz probably be able TO furnish afdays without