The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-01

Mass Meeting of the Democratic Or2aniza.
lions Of Wcstchestcr County.

Mass Meeting of the Democratic Organiza.
lions Of Wcstchestcr County.
grand mass meeting OF the combined democratic
organizations Of westchester county, embracing
delegations from Rye, East Chester, Bronxyllle,
Mamaroneck, Mount Vernon, Tuckahoe and other
towns and villages held last evening al New
Rochelle, under the auspices Of the New Rochelle
Democratic Club OF which Garrison N. Potter, can
ddate for Congress from that THE Tenth) dis
trict, Is president All the visiting organiza-
tons were formed into grand torchlight pro-
cession at the depot early in the evening, and
after paradng the principal streets, accompanied
by numerous bands OF music and amid the glare OF
rockets Roman candles and transparencies, pro-
ceeded to Cadet Hail. In Main street, where addresses
were made and the greatest enthusiasm was mani
tested. About dozen clubs were represented and
about 500 persons were assembled in and arouud
At eight O'Clock the meeting was called to order
by Thomas II. Fisher, who nominated James Todd,
president OF the Workngmen's Society, az chair
man, which was unanimously ratified and &C.
cepted. ~
NEW York, Oct. a. 1862
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Colonel A. G. Davis was then introduced as tho
first speaker and said that indeed this was no ordt
no ot only up to but after a and in 80 ons
as the dearest rights Of the people and the mos
He then explained briefly the advantages whlchIu
country had derived from the administration
leaving leaving to the State and local governmeu
so far as practicable the privilege OF
years Of prosperity under that good old dochir
war came, which was fought out to its legtu i
now aer FOUR re years. Of peace the Country W.
anything but prosperous condition In this i
the radical peace peace government and under the p
construction laws compelled 10 submit to tai a
a standing army and s5ooOoOoo for the supr az .,
the Treedmens Bureau The Tribune Of Frid ~ "
! flied with articles under heads suggestive Off ~
heading was .Tne New Rebellion . ! the sect "a
New Orleans Riot" and so forth, and ID ~ a0
! four years OF experiment in reconstruction -,
republican party. Il was most conolusi' re- -
be governed by the bayonet, aud their tn y
application OF government must be erroneS .oty
failure In Its bearings, however, with reg ~ ~,
present scale OF taxation, expenditure anf ar an
ment OF the national debt the people OF the
were most directly Interested. It was ne
standing that II seymour be elected the a ms u
be dsbanded and the money now applied my q
port used in cancellation or the debt. to its
also smash the Freedmens Bureau to II lie
pausel-and apply the money applied lnders-
tenance towards the reduction OF the na us /
lie was not In favor of reputation by tionai
but he believed the present debt should any M
as rapidly as possible and sue be red
adopted by the government as wouldi meas
Their increase OF IL, and the necessity a tFod any
est such enormous Anoth Ia9In II
radical rule which was ANYTHING hut q er leatnr
the creation OF two kinds OF GU ne fepnol
the rich and the other for the poo fiency, on
bondholder and greenbacks for the n gold FOR
mrtted that there was a terrible ne thofer lie
men and money during the war an *ssity Tor I
and the last doar,'' to carr ,ci OF the
cess,ul Issue Bur thern waa M 1t 10 a
binding I'M out or that war of n need for
racy. The government deinani 1oneJed arts
money. The poor man had Ieu men
no intcrposed his life a. a barrier no money.
Of the linton he loved, ana underv 10 tile dlsrupi
prospered, and the government qai nose rgis ne
dollars bounty for his patriotsr 70 MN q rinu
could not bear the thought or ser !. Inc rich n
imperil his life for his country, Jung ms only
the government money, the so om' ne would lie
WARP Fhe government took his uaued 'slnews
bis son TO STAY al home The money ana allow
AT the close or the war cam government age
the poor, and putting his 80 70 me rich a
breeches pocket, paid hi manu- IN ms !,
dollars In greenbacks &c ~ MS bundr
had Loaf and IN tho widox nm 3 the limb
for the sacrifice Of her son who Iaa sum ~ her q,
grave Turning 10 the ricn ms rotted In SOuthcf
fnfo rho other pocket and IA a he thrust his han
und for every forty cents he m "a 10 him dollar
In me time or ia dire necesg "a loaned the contr
Tho war lie concluded nv NV mt the OUTBREAK !.
MI hearers TO vote The ..straL arnesty calling upo
on Tuesday next So uemocidtic tickt
The meeting was suos6 ,,on.
Messrs. WIN. r. Mcnamara, s".u.V addressed b
Roche a nd oi her gentlemen M T. Angel James d
Germans was addressed In Al outside meeting d
John a. HOFFMAN, ard the tneir native tongue b.
ab0nt 81 syen O'Clock with assemblage dispcrse;
plair cheers for Seymour al,