New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26


can only overthrow the dominant party that
Is driving US to by placing the Empire state in the
Congress and then President chosen by the
people The Radicals have usurped the Government.
and patriotic administration. We must have our flag
respected abroad, and citizens released from Oah
The people Of Ireland look to the Democracy Of the
United states for support for the spirit OF rebellion
disgraoed us in the eyes Of the world. 1t has
our history. We have the humiliatiug spectacle of
President forced TO deny In the public prints
70 destroy the financial credit of the country
We find his trusted agents using their positions TO
Wood said much more to tho same effect amid great
cheering and when he retired the band played Judge
CardozO excused himself for appearing. He did not
know why he had been invited to speak unless for the
reason that Mr. Morton desired an upright Judge to
G eS danger WI Would pf fsd sSdSd Of tho w'1nS
Gratis remain Inactive The gulf OF despair would open
Excse iaw that wicked conception q Tue luxe
good the fact that the State is happy in the possession OF
the State in the hands Of Democratic Legislature The
Judge was very severe with the Republican party and
Col, Fellows, whom the people cheered as Arkansas
JACK happy that the accident at the stand occurred
when it did. 1t was down in the programme. 1t was
arranged fOretoken the general sinashup of the Re-
publican party this Fall That party 10 sure TO 20.
show that its agents are in league with the
Gold Ring to ruin the country, He thought that a
health of the body polite The history OF the past shows
us the benefits TO be derived from Democratic Admins
tratOn Democracy has code OF rules for her guidance
and government She has principles old the stars
and unchangng as the moon. Her opponent has no
principles, chart, policy. She Is utterly at sea-
She is imbecile She politically ignorant In times OF
danger she rigs jury and calls them constitutional
amendments She makes new laws az every tack; anu
the inevitable result must be that she Will founder Col
Fellows then told story 1t was little profane ana
somewhat blasphemous, hut was not In the Least
unpalatable 10 his hearers on that account. Ihcy
over aud the band had played again. Mr. Goldo spoke
Following him came other speakers, aud between each
fua stand stood another cluster OF speakers who took
turns without any reference to the band at all And
shouting with resolution or two appended, was Michael
date for Senator from the With District duly ratified
CITIZENS ASSOCIATION MASS MEETING.
There was a mass meeting of the citizens
Of the Twelfth Nineteenth, and Twontysecond Wards at
Terrace Garden last evening called to ray the nOmiua
ton OF Myer Stern for Senator from the Eighth Districts
John Foley for Supervisor. Wm H. McCarty for Assem-
bymau from the Twenty-frst District and Patrick Nc
Govern. Assemblyman from the Twentieth District The
meeting was called 10 order about o'clock with Mr..
John Foley in the chair. On opening the meeting,
the Chairman announced the object OF the Association
which WAS to procure more railroad ana stage facilities
between the upper and lower sections OF the city he
also stated that the Committee appointed at the last
meeting to wait upon the Street Commissioner had done
So and that they had been authorized 10 make the ne
arrangements for the removal OF obstrueons
pointed. who would report at once on the question
Of Organizing for the purpose OF eleeting their
Committee: Messrs Barnett Mitchell, MOrange.
Cavanngh, and Morgantheiler. who retired, ard on
their return reported for Chairman John Foley Secre
taTy, Mr.. MOrange; VicePresdent OF Twelfth Ward,
Henry Claussen Nineteenth Ward, john Cavanagh
Twenty.secOnd Ward. Frank Blessing The Chairman
then appointed Messrs Messenger. Barnett, Mcclellan
gentlemen after tile meeting had been addressed 10y
Myer Stern the candidate for Senator from the Eighth
WRersas The nomination ;, Tammaay q NJ Il W Genet ft Sent.
tor from tue With District Of the City oNew YORK uhqnsady Dis
as isa ,ss TsslnS aSd SoseUh Ward
S5stssrb nomination subsequently indOd
cratic and Republican q the Dsaet ,as MJer stem
ssopd Tast We the citizens Of The
iag assembled DO hereby earnestly eeSmHsnd to the voters q The
Senator. to be voted for at the election.
D S t b sfs sa he Sed % no S S @
bands amos; ' 6o S oSSousd & .S frsp
character have won for him TIE respect OF an ELG N IN truth and
ing moDPo who his seat 70 toe senate vi. ever o. s,ea to
ds be the tool Of corrupt obJ sebemes shO BY
NIL ssta[s9 gPs .s, s' w,r & G bS. cent. Ss
lessen the bniden Of taxation oppose corruption aud AL az
Inch his p honorable ard successful give Qc,t
k,ola ma, 6;ts, ca%ga CoaHlil:, consisting Of three
m power direct the capsgu Ia favor Of the eeetoa Of Aver stern
Mr. Marshall moved that they be laid on the table
Somebody else moved that the meeting ADJOURN and the
Chairman put the question and declared 1t carried Some
aUd Mr. waysba %ho lad inst hr
fore declared the action OF Mr. Foley improper had took
the chair which Mr. Foley had vacated, called upon Myer
Stern who explained the matter, remarkng there were
upsettng Mr.. Foley In his rights Tie chairman then
mem 70 the eject that in yotinT upon any enndi
Office take into consideration other than the
claims Of district nominees Il was accordingly resolved
that the association endorse only district nominees aud
also that the association should he styled the vain
Senatorial District Citizens Association. The second
meeting then adjourned
IRISH REPUBLICAN HORACE GREELEY CAMPAIGN
CLUB.
A meeting Of Irish Republicans was held last
evening at No. 1G4 Nassau-st organize Campaign
Club for the purpose OF bringing before the citizens Of
this city and State the necessity I'm the interests OF the
State and nation of supporting full Republican ticket
In the Forthcoming election Col Thomas j. Kelly was
pithy stirring address, announced the objects OF
the Clnb-that OF promoting by All legal means
liberty and all dUwnIodden peoples rs vel rs the elce-
toE OF the entire Republican State ticket He was ably
followed by several speakers whose remarks
celved with enthusiasm An Executive Committee was
appointed. consisting Of the wing gentlemen CHARGED
with carrying out the objects OF the meeting; Major
James Haggerty, the Hon Michael Scnlan, Col Thomas
oDwyer, Joseph 9. Clarke, John d. McGraih, b. e.
Heavey Capt Joe Gibbons. ThOs. McGrane, John Kcar
ney, Capt. JnO. +. Kavanagh.
THE GERMAN INDEPENDENT CENTRAL ORGAN
IZATION.
This organization last evening nominated the
following candidates upon the recommendation of their
Executive Committee: For Coroner, Nelson W. Young
for Judge Of the Supreme Court, John r. Brady for
Judge OF the Superior Court, Mr. Charles GoepE for
Judge OF the Marine Court. Michael g. Gross; for Judge
Of the Court OF Common Pleas Frederick W. IOew. Com
mtees were appointed TO inform the candidates OF tho
action OF the Organization. Mcssra Charles GOepp and
Nelson W. Young present near the close OF the
meeting, aud accepted their nominations In brief !
speeches Mr.. +. V. curing offered his resignation Ms
President OF the organization, which was accepted and
Mr. Charles Kinkle elected. Tie meeting then adj
iourned. but reOrgauzed and nominated Mr. i. "
EurnR for Police Justice IN the Fifteenth Precinct which
comprises the Tenth and Seventeenth Wards. Mr. EuHng
accepted the nomination.
SEVENTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT REPUBLICAN |!