The New York herald., 1869-09-16

oleaginous places purposey to absorb all they can.
head and BRAN dispensed with (App!ausel pay
not that republics were ungrateful They mad .
ruler who, after McCellans right hand was crippled
by Jealous Interference was nlustrous; whose nieh
altitude In the zenith OF tine aspirations OF statesmen
dazzled them with inc0mprehensiDllity when they
regarded his qualifications, bidding democrats take
party had accomplished to ask nation TO
return To the allegiance OF the first principles
OF their existence. when IT'S debt OF gratitude had
been Overpaid at the expense OF reason anu Justice
in the admiring but Incorporate embrace OF the re-
nowned soldier as the ensign OF the so-cailed re-
publican party. Russia mad her Poland, Austria her
Hungary. England her Ireland and America her
South. Democracy said unblnd them. Let them up
and let them in. Unbound, they rose disinthraled
and free. and resumed their rank among the sOye-
reign States OF a restored and perpetuated Union,
and by me living lsfe light OF the history OF tho
democl sic party, with eyes upturned to heaven,
redeemed. regeneratei and restored by democracy
and the Inspiration OF It's genius, they claimed tlelr
birthright and their attributes OF immortality
The address was listened to with great atten-
tion, and vote OF thanks having been passed to
Mr.. Morrison the proceedings terminated.
Banner Raising in tho Thirteenth Ward.
The Edward J. ShaDdey Association last night
raised very handsome banner at the corner OF
Clinton and Delaney streets, bearing the name OF
the association an excellent likeness of Judge
Shandey and the names OF the officers OF the club.
After the raising very enthusiastic meeting was
held, presided over by r. ]. Mclaughlin the pres
dent Of the association, John N. Andrews acting a.
aeCrctuty. lue meeIuk .WAS U very idIkt Auu
enthusiastic one. and series Of resolutions en-
dorsiDg Mr.. Edward J. Shandley for the nomna-
ton for Police Justice were passed. Short and
spirited speeches were subsequently made by Messrs.
Charles A. J. GOldeY, Il. j. Shandley, l.. d. Herman,
r. ). McAlear, w. O. Cover J. p. freshman and p. j.
Delaney. The utmost enthusiasm prevailed, and
about half-past ten O'Clock the meeting adjourned
with three hearty cheers for Justice ShandleY
Nineteenth Ward Cohen Democratic Assoc
citation.
At the regular meeting OF the Jacob Cohen Demo-
cratic Association OF the Nineteenth ward, held ct
their headquarters Brevoort Hail. last evening.
upon the occasion OF raising banner for Jacob Cohen
as Supervisor OF the city and county OF New York.
1t was unanimously resolved that "we the dem0c-
racy of the Nineteenth ward, encouraged BY the de-
mocracy OF the Third, Fourth, seventh, Eighth,
Ninth, Tenth, Eleventh. Twelfth, Thirteenth.
Fourteenth Fifteenth Sixteenth Seventeenth,
Eighteenth Nineteenth Twentieth, Twenty first and
Twenty second wards, bear the banner OF Jacob
Cohen and proclaim MIN the democratic candidate,
the peoples CHOICE Tor Supervisor at che coming
election next November" Mr.. J. HeTZberg, in the
chair, announced Mr. p. O'Rielly Of the Thirteenth
ward, as the first speaker. Captain Samuel y.
Sloan, Of the Fifteenth ward followed, in which he
favored an adjournment to the Twenty-second ward,
Ing, IN which they proposed to change their namo
to the "JacOb Cohen Democratic Association OF tho
Twenty-second Ward" The meeting then ad-
jOurned, having previously appointed committee
to wait upon the association Of the Twenty-aecOnd
Waru.