The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-03

Senator and adopted BY the republican Congress in
1861 They treated The Southern States which
were In rebellion territories, and nov oaer restore
sutional condition OF their accepting negro domination
in their public asarS Under any circumstances these
would be unjust and unnatural conditions but when 1t
taken into consideration that they imposed for tho
power ~ giving shs Senator'S ana Representatives. in
tongres from these States, aud also the votes OF these
s,s.ss n The next Electoral College Tor esqsnb %,
comes revolutionary and moastronA fhs sStoy q
land 0a Ss'1 nos now any Outrage like this Las
lrelantj Russia Ia rs treatment OF Poland, Austria
. u ho ~ and even Bismarck 10 his recons.uc.
Isan me republican party has been IN its treatment
% me outh, and the people, tired OF It's yrannca and
power from It's hands before i consummaies its pur-
pose tAppiausel The fact is government is now
controlled by Now England and has been since 1891,
for the benefit OF her capitalists and her manuacturiug
interests. Five little States With ess population aud
less real worth than the State OF New York have alb
sorOed the government contracts and benefits conferred
by an unjust national banking system to the great
prejudice OF the commercial turing and agri.
callrrai interests Of the Middle and Western States
and the merchant, manufacturer, mechanic and farmer
realizing this, have determined overthrow this radical
Yankee monopoly lApplausel Tho democratic party
while power economical in its administraon Of
the public Affairs and just TO all sections the Unon
return 10 the craftsmanship Of jackson, Polk q
Van Buren, Wright Marcy and seymour il abso-
lutey necessary before the work OF can
Be perfected and the Union restored TO peace and
al the Cooper Institute claimed for the republican party
the paternity Of the doctrine OF the Kosta case.
This claim has about as much foundation as his
threats OF impeachment against the President The
protection Of the American flag and laws was thrown
over Martin Kosta an inchoate citizen who had only de-
cared his intentins by Captain Ingraham in the Gay OF
smyrna during the administration OF President Polk
and iamcnted Marcy was Secretary OF state at
that time. If Polk and Marcy were republic
cans, then the great State paper OF the latter
from which Mr.. Cofax quoted was a republican docu-
meni No the republican party cannot claim the credit
OF the Kosta affair Its international record is be read
in the cowardly surrender OF shde and Mason 10
ttc tufIrr
Alabama claims and in It's failure assert the Kosta
doctrine In behalf Of American citizens rotting In
British jails under the charge Of Fenansm. Cheers.l
Having said this much in relation to national affairs, let
me now 1lude TO some Of the prominent state issues.
stats, SINCE Governor seymour's administraon has
been distinguished for moro roenness and corruption
than ever before 50 ashamed Or this corruption was
Republican Convention that they threw overheard Gene
raj Barlow and all their old state officers and put
men In nomination. Among these Mr.. Hulburd seeing
the handwriting on tho WALL has wisely resigned his
nomination for the Comprolershp, and abe State Com
mttee has named in bis stead General HIlhouse, !pe
present incumbent OF that Office be beaten By The
democratic nominee, William +. Alien. We denounce
tho canal frauds exposed by legislative committee OF
which Senator Stanford 70 republican, was the chair
man, amounting to over half million dollars. which
wen. into the pockets Of republican canal
OF Stanford, and is now assisting to re.elect
corrupt members or the Legislature order
state in the future The commissions which have been
created by the republicans affecting New York city, Brook
other democratic municipalities have subjected
the people OF those places to millions OF dollars OF add
tional taxation. This system OF legislation was in
laon Of the constitution OF our Sate and invented
70 legisato into Office republicans whom the people
would elect to direct their affairs The Puritanica
Excise law affecting New York city aud Brooklyn has
driven thousands OF our people in search Of innocent
recreation 70 New Jersey. thus enrchng that
State at the expense Of New York. This sumptuary
law and these unjust commissions must be promptly
pealed by the next democratic Legislature. (Chesr)
report made 10 the late Constitutional Convention by
(aOPUa nd ka n WA akpg tha
annual taxation Of this State s1so9sl Sss 80 Consd
e,ing that our population Z about four millions VIII
b that New York now pays yearly tax OF forty
fvs dollars psr head on every man. and child in
the State four times greater than the levied
Kingdom they pay tax Of $40 50 per capita.
and thas the largest tax paid by the people Of any
States and New York. France pays 50 40 per capita;
Russia 50 81 Spain, 81 10; Sweden and Norway SO 05
Prussia s. IS and Austria 90 The , people Of n, tho
Gar pay Sal 43 per head less than the people OF
publican America Is not this startling exhibit, prov.
ing the extravagance and misrule OF the republican
partyf tAppiause) Tho last Legislature called
convention 70 revise and amend our state con-
Continuing in session all summer and sub,ecting the
people the State thousands Of dollars Of expense
failed make any report 10 the people for their action
It the coming election Does any doubt the reason
/ Why's Do we not ell know tina. this convention was
pars Of our organic aws Do we not ali know that the
m.ority 10 the convention agreed % report
nos al III Ruow sns, n order 20 avoid pssponsi
b,Iity and shirk the issue after tho late elections
ali its business an6nisneda Tho democratic party.
while sympathizing with the condition OF the poor
negro whose worst enemy Is the republican party, VIII
in jury box, at she ballot box In the legislative hail.
upon the bench, or In the Presidential char And
II 10 Of the highest importance that we should elect
our State Senator. During bis term United
srnor Morgan ers and this there was no other
consideration sufficient TO induce every democrat to
vote for my old and esteemed friend William cauldwslI
this Ia the Board OF Supervisors Of this county for
eleven years consecutvey, been President Of that
Board and has evinced extraordinary talent for legss
ton He has done for the growth and prosperity
OF The lower part Of this county than any man IN Il
You indebted TO his enterprise and mine
for the horse railroad which unnes Fordham with
Harlem. He has always supported me, and Il
I, give him an earnest, hearty support (Applause.j
Another OF yonr local candidater is my lifelong friend
" m n S adarn the w' on me
supreme Court bench made vacant by the death Of
Judge scrugham And yet another Of your local candi
dates, equally deserving Of y0ur united and generous
support is John Bussing your candidate for Sheriff.
He has grown up from childhood under my eye and,
may say has received bis political inspiration from mo.
You all know that he is my pro.ege, and will vOuch for
his making good Sheriff ask for him your enthusiastic
support. ! informed that secret movement Is
foot in this neghbornood 70 trade or stephen s. Mar
shall for Hezekah Robertson, the republican nominee
for Registrar, and also Robert Cochran for slas D.
THIS design should be thoroughly exposed, and our
friends must be ON their guard On Tuesday
next 10 500 that the names of Marshall
aud Cochran are on every democratic ballot
David T. Valentine has been Clerk OF the Common
Council Of New YORK for over tweny-one years ana
has boon kept in Office By all parties because he Is capa
bic. Mr. Marshall has proved himself faithful, honest
oieer and having fairly received the regular democratic
nomination "a entitled 10 your united support Robert
Cochran tho democratic candidate for county Judge s
or the most brilliant and able lawyers OF our county
aud pop liar orator aud hard working influential
democrat, he has no rival. his competitor
Siias D. clifford IS bgottcd radical republican, who
never voted for democrat In his life, He was for
merIy a member OF the Excise Board OF the county
scvc and jealous in running that machine for the
persecution OF democrats when he corld not manufac
turs republican votes for his friends. There Is more
poJtca importance connected with Tie Office OF County
Judge asd tfs B5Ifd q Excise Which, e kpbolntsa By
him than any other county ONCE ] therefore
beg Of you MOT 70 b. seduccd into the support Of
10 partisan 3 republican IS Mr.. clifford. In
56Scinsbh, fellow cjilzeQs. call upon you 70
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