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70 both parties and would like to see things set
"Yes," answered the pucky Judge, II know how
things CO.. know that Hank Smith and Ikey Oliver
and old Bleakley have been raising money all the
week to defeat the men who endenvoring to give
the city an honest charter-a charter that would
sweep from power every corrupt Republican ONCE
psey show Tbasp psGpe %ho, Inu ,1e nOne''
Ikey looked at the JUDGE os IL he had been struck
with club, and sailed or
OLD BLRAKLKr's SUGAR.
The old man Bleakley has laid 1900 in sugar
down In the Bowling Green Savings Bank, for the
purpose Of defeating Senator Nortons Civil Court
Clerks bill and of keeping half dozen clerks in
oflces whore there are Democratic Justices Henry
smith has charge OF the sugar.
HANK sAlTH's PATENT LEArHERs.
Since his return fram Albany, Hank Smith has
thrown oil his cowhide boots. lie appeared at the
Blossom Club on Saturday night in shining pair Of
patent feathers.
rus FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT IN ARMS AGAINST
THE TRAITORS.
Col. N. G. MuRPnY has been unanimously en-.
dorsed by the Ieople OF the First Assembly Dis.
trct comprising the First, Second, Third and Fifth
Wards, for his able and honest support of the abo.
lition OF all The Republican commissions in the city
their respecye III wards ON anrd SSS ,
the widest enthusiasm passed resolutions endorsing
not only his course In the present Legislature, but his
for the last four years, while representing them
In the First Assembly District They expressed their
confidence in his ability In the future to maintain
and de end their rights.
This denomination was Justly due to Col. MuR.
rnY as be has been ono Of the ablest and most at
tentlve members OF the House. These meetings
were attended by the most respected and influential
citizens Of the district. There is TO DOUBT of the
popularity OF the Colonel In this portion of the city.
GLORIOUS RALLY or THE ANDREW JACKSON CLUB.
The rooms Of the Andrew jackson Club were
filed on Saturday night with the adherents OF the
Yonng Democracy, some Of the most sterling men
OF the party being there. II was an unusually i'm.
portaIt evening, and that II was so, was recognized
by ALL The rooms were fitted up and decorated in a
manner appropriate TO tie occasion. over mir
in the reception room were the following lines
awe honor the true and scorn trlitor.'
"snap your fingers in scon.
Pass along On m yonr, , way'
Every dog has his day"
And at one end Of the dlning.room we're the words
eve honor honest legislators"
The rooms were neatly decorated with national
aaSs and hGns wiz gSTiT3iis OF ,ne chiefs Of the
and a band OF music was in attendance An invita-
,iou had been sent to Ne true men Of the party to
partake of the hosritllites Of the Club, aud very
many had answered It b, their presence
The Hon. Lawrence y. Kiernan was there, and
received lavish attentions. Assemhlymen Irving
Mitchell Caygnagh. aud BERGEN were seen moving
through the rooms. Judge McCunn was there. as
also street G C3gm,son.er 1. Mclean The Hon John
to the collation., Major Buck gave the word for
der. As soon as silence tad been Obtained,
series Of resolutions read that spoke severely
OF the traitors TO the party who Lad Joined the Rad.
cal- In their efforts 20 keep this city under the cor
rupt rule OF The Commissions that Il had been the
eiort- Of the Young Democracy TO abolish. The re-
w1rfare on ali ne aihtrents of tie Rim The en-.
thusiasn with which these resolutions were adopted
showed the determination Of all pres -at 10 stand to
the last by the brave men who have struck out for
honesty toward thc reopie OF the state
briefly but FIRMLY. and 10 the point IN support OF the
resolutions t,;t had been read. and were heartily
than his usual vigor, and by his brave
words iuerea.ed If that were possible, the en-.
thusiasm th1t had prevailed throughout tie meeting.
To cap the climax Senator Crcamer made his ap-
pearance toward ne end, and delivered one OF his
noble and earnest appeals, which was ponded to,
as 1t deserved by all present.
rur JACKSON cLuB LAST ryESISG.
Tue sUS reporter c,llsd At M, rooms Ut the Al.
drew jackson Club ia-t evening an3 found them
nearly deserted. The mCmhors or the Young De
mocracy were preparing for the grand rally in Tam.
many Han tonight One OF the Young Democracy
said our Re o''r that some Of me Numbers were
raid that the friends OF the ca SnCltm would try
TO create disturbance at the gathering tonight 30
.s 10 give the police force chance TO use their
might tc conducted IN the most ore rly manner,
ard the Young nemocrlc, have l,cn earnestly eau.
ol'i hy their leaders 10 De caim and abide the re-
suit Of the meeting.
STIRRING seems At rHc BLOSSOM 0LrB.
Last evening Sun reporter visited tie Blossom
Club and found large CATHERINE OF politicians and
other members engaged iu M exciting argument re.
lAirs 10 the grand rally Of the Young D, locracy at
Tammany Hall this evening. Among those present
were Senator Norton. Hon. Peter Mitchell. Judge
Cox, Johnny hou-uion, Hon; Nr,' Bryant, Edward
kesrnev, ESQ. ext ul',gtuf -. r.tm shook George
q Joncs, lhc lobbyist and the Hon. William NJ.
Tweed.
milted tho TACT that m Oh Il. no,rcy bGd bought
everything thuy ll1 accomplished durins the past
week at Albany. lhe II u. John Levy OF the Sixth
avenue v.. present valllrty uylo.l.rg the bod
stand jaknu hy tine Young Democracy Ext COl'cctor
Sheridan shook cuteitliueA the members with a
tt Ia.
tive to tLc Nttlopolnn Police Department. Nj,
shook said " .e ugneIt 'Ao y. out police auih.Ii
tics were the best that any city ever ,tJoyci." Mr..
Mitchell Offered with him. lie fail he thought
uey were me wort Be ever l3lI ,aId, or
tered mo an argument tn relation To The price and
quality Of beef furnished TO the prisons the Island.
Nlr Keyrney rem rS,l Ihat Will, Zee could buy good
beef for seven ana 'isit cents louro lie DID not
think II advisable 10 tutor into contract to pay ten
c,rtU Vgr pound Nru Bryant created roais OF
lauEi,t,r ly announcing thai Cnri- Connor had been
aioltrI by 4 4. Stew IT. ans that he had nearly
a3urtgJly Commodore N.u3.rNlt Mr. Bryant
also said that there moro thieves London than
i.,Ty are inhabitants ia New 1yrE ci'y.
lie -Hid That when h' hrousnt away the champions
cup nur England he was Obliged 10 employ three
detectives to escort Linn on board me steamer.
About midnight Judge MctLLu ,suc IN, and when
| Nri Bryant asked him 10 take Jrrs he called for
| K-siugcn water The handsome Neu ;5Nc.amed,
WIN, Jg.rs, DAD you alN'y- drink i>--.n-en water
Mr. saook also pulyouel the occasion b, relating
portions o. his political exp riene, AMI then called
| Tor brandy.
thought tuet the rally u! tue Young Democracy to-
night was for the purpose OF ou-tnE Tweed from
his seat as Chairman Of tht General Committee, but
he (Mitchc.D did not undrs'lul il SO.
The conversation then b, came -,u 1ral, and was
kept ~ to late hour, wien thc members ali burned
| to meet ~ lhc grand rally Tonight
| TIE HOS. FRASX rCrrY
| remoius true 70 Tweed. lie has been hapntng a
Tweed banner from his roOf ~ the rner OF Bowt-
rs and Grand street since Tuesday morning, ana no
daring follower Of the "Y. d. has yet ycntured
| to hau. It LCwr.
| PREpAHlSG roR rHg ara' GGLF,
| Dou Tweed ona O'i'giyA visited their various fol,
| lowers !ost evening. They were tu. .usln,ucIy re-
| cciyri. O'Bficn h. confident oi victory, though he
chnr.cs at the roice arc In Iv.sls Interest, and
| that thy may interfere against IT, Young Demo
| cr.cy tls evening. Johu fo4's words present AZ
| liant A body Of Democrats rs evcr stood
| In shoa leather The Democracy ofthc Twenty
| frat and Thirteenth Warts. however, are the llow-
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