The New York herald., 1870-04-10
TWEED MASS MEETING.

Public Endorsement Of His Recent Course
Against the Young Deln0cracy-Judge
shnndiey Speaks.
The bark OF William NJ Tweed floats glorious ly on.
Last evening there was public demonstration at
the corner Of Rutgers and Canal streets to give en-
dorsement to his recent Senatorial action In the
Legislature tn opposition to the young democracy.
An immense crowd was gathered and considerable
enthusiasm prevailed. Transparencies were hung
all round the area and across the intersection OF
Canal street and East Broadway a splendid banner
was raised IN honor OF the occasion plat
form erected in u central position was occupied
by several speakers and band, which dscOurSed at
intervals mau popular airs. Justice Il. j.. Shandley
presided. On opening the meeting he said they came
together to express their public and ungualfled ap
proval OF ate action OF Mr.. William M. Tweed IN
the Legislature at Albany That action, as they
well knew was dictated by tue purest motive. ana
most popular endorsement. Honest, fearless. SIN
cere, Mr.. Tweed was ever faithfully ON the watch
for interests not Of his party alone but OF the city
Mr. shandley having concluded, the secretary reaa
the following ietteG from Mt Tweed
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made potent and when courtesy mos. appropriass bic
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members Of Assembly to whom would Nike to invite your
them without my aid consratua.e yoY fellow citizens
upon the 9. e. gn .u. our "
tie plane Of selfish eggrandzement rebound the ha
% party N.
Judge curtis. JOS H. G. McCabe, Judge D. D. Bird
SAIL John u. Fellows, Assistant district Attorney.
ana others afterwards addressed the meeting all In
the same STRAIN as Judge Sbandley.
Tweed Ratification in the Eleventh Ward.
The Eleventh Ward Tweed Democratic Club turned
out last evening In large numners at Kohn's No. 249
East Second street. ]. De Yonge, in the chair,
called the meeting to order in appropriate terms.
Eenlamln De YOnge, the acting president OF the
Club made an effective democratic speech, which
loudly caeered, were his illusions to Senator
Tweed and offered the following resolutions, which
were nnamniImQusy Y sdGs.edi-
and tried democrat the patriot the liberal statesman
and the a M IL 70
~ AZ eminent degree tho confidence and esteem OF his fellow
That ~ sa Cook * aaS Ss marn ensnss. Tsc q
man each nat hs w:s the right man In tho
right place and each well 'ne 'nanSs o. h con-
stituens
JACOB p SOLOMON spoke OF the services Of Mr..
Tweed TO the democratic party ana thSt tne Election
bl the Charter and the abolishment Of snS present
Board OF Supervisors were proofs OF has WMlsgness
and ability to secure the people good ana eheap
government; that Tweed had oil the ability cf q
leader. He also alluded to the attempt OF Amaeck
to battle with the children OF Israel on their journey
from Egypt, and humorOusly said that they were
victorious only when the hands OF Moses were iiited
up aud that In this contest the people would sustain
Mr.. Tweed in hts efforts IN their behalf.
Alter few remarks by MI. Schwartzkopl the meet
tnU a6journed