New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-29

Ia making them thieves and burglars, but that the FREQ
dom Of national enjoyment u te only ,S sale
poppaon Not all the ZeaOts OF all the lsms that Hood
e nI VII criminals who have usurped the protec-
tion of the freedom OF enjoyment. Inc Germah Will
"a from Mr. Elnger, Dr. Van Hoeber and others aier
which the meeting dispersed
p 4.- FIFTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
jackson Square was well filled last evening
with tho representatives 81 Mozart tho democratic
fiyEn the Moasrt nominee of the sepete stand for
speaking erected in one corner q the Square and
O'Clock the meeting was called TO order and Mr. Robert
Roosevelt introduced as the first Speaker he Was not he
tenants from their homes IN Ireland Regularity in
SswYork meant that .r. half osv aO tat men
Democratic party should bold the people in thslE peck
cts, and also the money that democrats conllpuisu
and were the friends Of the wOrngman In conclusion,
he denounced Tammany as corrupt organiLauon, anu
speaker He said that great mass OF the Democratic
party had power IN its doings IhousandS OF Demo,
them why they we're at the polls why thoy
did not demand their rights Tammany rules With
tbSn n1y Sc%er IN other lands Three or four men
dictate and thousands obey He told the rlahmen that
they came from their country escape tyranny yet they
submitted far tyranny here The intervals be;
the speeches were filed up with music from Dana
there was torchght proce ssion and display of nre
works. There no lack OF enthusiasm and tue meet
ing adjourned at late hour with hearty cheers Tor
Ignatus Flynn
DEMOCRATIC UNION AND woRKINGMENs
MEETING.
Those Democrats of the Eighteenth Ward
who express themselves Disguised at the venaty OF
Tamnauy aud opposed the concentration OF power In
that Ring assembled in mass meeting last evening AZ the
corner Of Twenty.secOnd-st and Firstaye Mr feter
Woods was chosen Chairman He made snort sltsScn'
announcing the object Of the meeting to be the ranca
finn f he
and the NOrkingmens Union. lie salu the people "ee
tyranny OF few men In power. lApplause.l IL was
necessary for the wOrkngmen 70 sehd man Hpm
among themselves to represent their interests IN the
legislature and secure the repeal OF the Conspiracy law
We have been deceived In our public servants 700 log
and must send true aud honest there. He denounced
the conrse of their representatives last year. John j.
Bradley aud James IRVING ana urgeo tnS pu ~
cell lApplause.l The latter was then introduced, and
i'm a short address, promised TO faithfully represent ms
fellow workingmen II elected, ana oppose al waste anu
stealing OF the public money. lie was frequently inter
ruped by applause. series OF resolutions was tnsn
read and passed unanimously pledgng support 10 the
preferred candidates.
GAS MoNOPOLIsTs-wHo REPRESENTS THEM IN
THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CHALLENGE TO
BERGEN.
To the Edftor OF The Tribune.
SIR: challenge VIM. G. Bergen, candidate for
Member OF Assembly for the IXth Assembly District to
meet me at any time and place which he may select to
publicly answer the following questions;
First: Is VIM g. Bergen tho employ Of a certain gas
company IN this city
Second he the representative Of the gas monoposts
OF this cyf
THIRD: Is he in the employ Of and paid by said gas
monoposts aud no seek 10 be reelected to the
Assembly simply to aid tho gas companies In carrying OUT
their frauds upon the people OF this city
Fourth Does he not seek reflection to the Assembly
TO secure the gas companies In their monopoes and pre-
ma: Was he (whlc In the employ and pay Of certain
gas company In thus city, appointed by the last Legsla
iure as one Of the Judges examine the quality OF the
gas furnished by said company
,Ih; Does he pay from the gas monoposts Of
SersnM: Did he pay any money to obtain the nomna,
ton Of certain political cques and, So how much ana
who furnished ~ 800,
EDhh Has he benefited his constituents OF the lAth
Assembly District IN any mannerf -,
II VIM g. Bergen will appoint time and place to pub,
lcly these questions, VIII nave the pleasure Oh
asking him SOME further questions ,.....
worklngmans Independent candidate FOR Member Of
Assembly. IXth Assembly District
New. Tort, oct. -. 1862
DIR. Emil HOeber is nominated for Assembly
by the Republicans IN the XVIII District.
The WITH Assembly District Republican Con-
OF Newark last evening nominated VIM X esyre
for the Assembly.
David Myers has declined the Democratic
nomination for Member Of Assembly IA the lid District
~ Erie County. Mr. Charles b. Guthrie has been MONT
mated IN his place.
Alexander THAN, Republican candidate for
Assembly m tho XXlst District has challenged Robf e.
Brown another candidate 20 discussion Of the Issues
before the people this evening. at Washington Hall
Tho XIth Assembly District Citizens Dem
OF one from each election district % make the
arran gencnts for the election Of Capt William Me
Intyre the Assembly as the aBtTamDnny candidate
The Republicans Of the Eastern District of
Brooklyn held grand ratification assmeetiDg at
Washington Hall last evening The Hall Vas wei! hled.
ard the greatest enthusiasm manifested Addresses
were made by Horace Greeley, Daniel r. Lyddy Major
James Haggerly, Col. Edward Il. Lansing and others.
Horace Greeley and the Hon. Charles s.
Spencer addressed the lid Assembly District Republican
Association last evening and Subsequently ihe eDpers
Of the Association and other citizens pedged
do all In their power secure the triumph OF the whole
Republican ticket.
The With Assembly District German Re-
publican Club, OF which Peter G. Raedc 10 President,
aud Michael Jaeger Secretary it, last meeting rat
from tho VIII District and Cornelius Van Colt Tor
Assembly from the With District.
Mr. VIM Allen, Secretary of the With
Assembly District Convention Of Kings County has sent
TO Tn TRIBUNE Office certificate that Mr. David Teese'
ris dr,oh about MIR Bennett printed Yesterday
was based on information supposed 20 be correct
The Sixth Ward Independent Republican
Woruriuaus Club held large meeting last evening ~
the coricr OF Centre ana Duanesr Mr. H. Il. Sullivan In
the chair and John shay acting as Secretary aud was
were elected aud resolution passed heartily ludors
ing Horace Greeley tho friend OF the workingme and
do their secure hs election ana that OF Nes0n
". Young.
The XVIth Assembly District Republican Asso-
CiatiOu had meeting. last cOlHcI VI iMtuiJ
secOnd-st and SecOnd-aye. Oliver Il. Hooker presided,
and James NJ Thompson Secretary. The special
object OF the meeting 10 ratily the nomination OF
Ruins r. Andrews fUr Senator and Richard M Lush Tor
Assembly Both were Endorsed unanimously. Col Henry
Reeney BENJAMIN Worden and Mr Lush. the candidate,
Iaade addresses Col Beeney said Mr. Lush was good
a candidate for the WOrkngmen their own candidate,
Mr. Purcell Mr.. WOrden called on the Republicans To
look ont for repeaters aud TO DO their duty Mr. Lush
pledged himself TO support the interests OF tho working
men and OF the Republican party. The meeting then OF
o. adjourned Saturday night, but almost Immediately
reassynbled as Rufus +. Andrews the candidate FOR
N. and I'M lfeer no