The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-12-03
NASBY.
NJ. NasLy Attends a CoavocatioR Of
the Democracy Of Nel0 York, al
irhich Much Business Is Done.
Moo YORK, Nov. 20, 1869.

fChlch Much Business IS Done.
Moo YORK, Nov. 20, 1869.
attended,, by speshl invitashun, a
meetin NV the infooenshl Workin
Democrats Nv Moo York, wich Buz
called to lay out the work for the in
comm Legislocher. The meetin waz
held at Hiberny Hall, wich, ez the
occasion wuz one relatin to the gov
ernment Nv the State and city of Moo
York, wuz perfoosely decorated with
the green flag nv Ireland, harps. sun
bursts, and other emblems Nv a pat
-iotic nacher, while a brass band on
the platform enlivened the pereeed-
ins By playin at regler intervals THE
Wearin ~ the Green
Dennis Mccarthy wuz called to the
chair, and Patrick Maloney wuz made
secretary. Some one sejested a man
named Biggins for secretary, urgin
that Biggins Good rite but his name
wuz agin him, and Maloney wuz yoo-
nanimusly chosen. 1t wuz afterward
discovered that Biggins Wuz really an
Irishman, and they immejitly made
him assistant secretary. A commit
tee, consistin nv Messrs. O'Doherty,
| fO'Malley, 0'Grady, 0'ToOle and
O'Shaughnessy, reported ez commit
tee on resolushens, Messrs. McShane,
MeDonoho, McGrogan, McEvy and
McVay, wich reported ez follows:
That representa- the Democracy Nv
Moo York we demand nv the new
Legislacher the immejit repeel uv the
Excise Law, all the laws bearin on
whisky, all the laws takin control Nv
the city Nv Moo York out Nv the
hands Nv the Democrisy Nv the city,
the repeel Nv all the Metropolitan
poleeee laws, and the restorashen Nv
the appintin Nv the poleece to the
Mayor, shere it ought to be, in short
the repeel Nv all the laws passed by
the Ablishun Legislaehers Nv the past
ten years.
Mr.. Patsy O'Brannor urged the
passage Nv the resOloOshens yoonan-
imusly. He shood, eff course, be a
sargent in the new poleece force, and
in addishen to that he he'd brother
wich landid the day before the eleck-
sheu, wich brother, like troo Amer
kin, votid four times, Wich must hev
IA place on the force. He (Mr. o.
Brannon) felt that he coodent sup
port him much longer, and onless he
got his brother place soon he wood
hev to 90 to work.
Mr.. 0'ShaughDessy wantid to know
eff men laudid in November, and who
he'd only voted at one eleckshun, wuz
to step in and take Office over the
heads Nv vetrans wich he'd bin here
two and three years? Eff sich
things
Mr.. Baldwin moved that no man
be recognized ez eligible for an offs,
or even contrack, wich bed bin in the
country less than three months.
Mr.. McShane shood vote agin that
moshen. He he'd one brother to
whom he he'd written to come to-
wunst, who wood be cut out for three
months, if this moshen passed, and
he (MeShane) coolest afford to board
him so long,
Mr.. McGrath should also oppose it
Anticipatin a repeel Nv the ojus
laws wich hampered the Demecrisy
Nv Moo York, he he'd got friend to
write to TWO brothers and four ccus
ins to sail immejitly, to fill posishens
Nv policemen and skool directors and
sich, and he he'd another brother who
wood come ez soon ez his time Wuz
out in the prison at Liverpool, who
must be provided for. He wood
vote for no sich moshen. 1t wuz lost.
Mr.. O'Shaughnessy wanted a mo-
shen irstructin the Legislacher to not
only put the appintin power in the
hand Nv the Mayor, but to immejitly
double the poleece force Nv the cities
Nv the State wich hsv Dimocratic ma
jorities.
Mr.. McCoole moved to amend, by
requirin all sioh cities to commence to-
wunst the buildin nv Court Houses,
in which shape it wuz carried.
Mr.. McGeoghegan wished to call
the attenshen Nv the meetin to the
fact that the Mayor Nv the city he'd
appinted two janitors in the City Hall,
one Nv wich wuz born in Connecticut,
and the other in Moo Jersey. A
committee wuz about to be appinted
to call upon the Mayor to remon-
strate, when it wuz made known that
the places he'd bin originally given to
two brothers named McGrath, who
he'd sold EN- to these men, and the
subjick Wuz dropped.
Before the explanashen wuz made
there wuz much feelin manifested, but
when the facts were made known three
hearty. cheers wuz given the Mayor.
Mr.. O'Sullivan desired to know
whether, with Dimocratic Legisla-
cher wood be hangin for KILN nay
gurs =?
Mr.. O'Shea remarked, in answer,
! that he didn't see wat the Leglsla-
cher he'd to do with that matter. Their
never he'd bin hangin in Moo York
for nigger- KILN, the Lord b. praised,
and he he'd no fears ther ever wood
be-
Mr.. O'Sullivan wuz pleased TO know
it. He he'd bin in the country but
shore time, and did not fully under
stand the customs. He rentid his
house nv naygur, but he shOod pay
rent no more. 1t wuz acknowledge
ther superiority.
1t wuz also resolved that to prevent
mistakes and errors, when the ap-
pintments for the different ofises in
the city come to be made, that each
applicant be required to state wich
county NV ireland he comes from.
After some other bizness the meetin
adjourned.
Wunst on a time native Nv a
Western State, lookin at Democrat
ie percession in this city, remarked eff
he he'd enuff infooenee at Washing
ton he wood ask to be appinted Amer
ikin Consul to Moo York. | see now
the pint to the remark. Ef con-
clood to stay here 1 shell change my
to Michael, practise the shellalah and
take to short pipes. O why wuznt l
born in Cork
PETROLEUM V. Massey.
(Wich wuz Postmaster.) /