The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-05
A BLUE MONDAY.
The City Deserted by Peitticiaus- -senntor
Tweed Endorsrd ip Tony NiilIcr's Ward
Judso George NJ. Carts one Of tho Ohiofs
Of the Old isua I'd.

The CITY Deserted BY Pe,iticisus-sennter
Tweed Endorsrd ip Tony Miller's Ward
Judso George NJ, Csrtis one Of tho Chiofs
or the Old Guard.
The city yesterday was deserted By politicians.
The morning train borc to Albany tile Hop. John
Morrissey. the Hon Horace Greeley Sheriff O'Brien,
the Hon. William Lsimbeer, tho Hon. John For.
the Hon Isaac II. Bailey, the Hon William vsrley,
the Hon William A. Darling. the Hon. Andy
sheehan. the Hon. Sinclair Tousey. the Hon. Pat
Keenan,, the Hon William X Dodge, the Boa. I'd.
Haggerty, the Hon. joseph b. vsrnum, Jr.. Alder.
man Croker. James II. Titus Aldermen O'Brieu.
Samuel J. Glsssey, the Hon. Christopher Burn. and
. host OF other gentlemen, who were expected TO
use their influence In the de est Of the chartor
Committee from the Citizens Association and
from the Republican General Committee went up to
urge the Republicans 10 sustain the charter es II
passed the Assembly. The morning train was load
cd with passengers.
the binding elect yesterday entirely deserted. The
few Deputy Slerins stood At their posts In the
@ ras o%ss ns
molly and County Clerk Loew remained within their
room. sttend ne to their business. Once during the
morning, and once In the afternoon, the City Hall
park seemed swarming with the umbrella. Of those
going to and returning from the Mcfarland trial
but beyond this the entire vicinity was deserted.
rHE OLD GUARD MOVING.
Tn tho evening, various Tweed organizations bold
moss meetings, pasenK resolutions denunciatory OF
any Democrat. who should dare to vote against the
charter. The largest OF these meotings held In
Clinton Garden, In the Thirteenth Ward. TIE
meeting We called TO order by Marshal Tooker, and
Mr.. TrScy addressed the meeting at length. after
which Marshal Tooker offered the following resolu-
tion:
smsc s S Ss e esssS5: senaS: 1 Of %s oa
renrc,sn,syes in the state Lessla,urexss@nstoT nat the
sy Cam ss,I.s.. been cos,,.sn, With our views of
Tha ain "A Iud~ ga NJ ths
Marine Cour, then delivered eloquent address
warning the Democracy stsinst the bargain made bv
He said that the nrst fruits OF the bargain
attempt 70 tax Catholics for the support Of the pub
nS % Il. T nSssS s.y ,sS S into 10
p.e s1 the g1ds. 81 SsE ST..
10 magnificent speech, sfer which the Hon, John
kerrlEan Of the Mayors once sang the following 10
| the tune OF snoo Fiy"i
And stand 6y Justice. Truth. and Right,
istcsch then boldly show bis hand.
And follow onr s'p c.s SsS 'sp ss% Ss%%sna A.
sGss e.; $ s%ss g: gsss!s
'is snsi, it ny ~ son' SS9s SoiS.r SS.aIl n,s mo
IbeIonS 20 The TweSd Democracy.
,Tis wrong for vietors TO contend.
Let tdiscordsnt elements then blend
ss % ssss We we've & ssissss s the s,..
PaGsSs SS.s sSo Sssna s.Ss s9s great
The true Democracy.
Seions SHs ,fus .Ss ,fsa sss
Then small FRY, &c.
| The line is drawn. the die s cast.
Let your ngh, be on. nom nrst 20 iss..
L.. t.,,.r,us 'sS's,p %ss faI Il prlnsisis ss rssf
| Ne want all Braves, who know no fear.
True and tried Invlncihle.