The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-23
McLAUGHLIN OVERHEARD.
A MOrrMrNr ~ THE INTEREST OF
THE DLCEHCY OF BROOkLTN.
A Chance 10 Get Rid Of some Of the Dead
Keats who have Fatteucd ut the Public
1rib over the Rivera Coalition under

A Chance TO Get Rid OF some Of the Dead
Keats who have Fatteucd Mt the Public
,rib over the Rivera Coalition under
which Honest Men NAV be Elected.
Tie movement against the Infamous Brooklyn
rt- s becoming formidable. There Is no doubt
Uati. TIE coming election compete local ticket
WIN, in the field against Mclaughlin and his band
OF publ. robicrs. McLan.hlin has determined to
r, itc rrof'c again for Tie Rcg.stor-hip, too
n.',.t olcr boz Kings county, and one which he he'll
To- ty,o Ger lccu,ive terms; but the people have
BIZ t,r.I O.. n.. greed. aud having oncc before de
G.td Iim. v.iJu the day Of election send him back
e. private lie O fccond time. Already
tnr ivrFrrNuENr rrvocr,rlc GrSFEtL Committee
have O strong or Ganizauou, AMI have called public
meeting for FIR dAy evening week 10 Montague llnl',
Where louosi citzets and taxpayers can assemble
md take nc. sures for the defeat OF the Ring Ivy
dominating worthy men.
Then the iutem ,,pt and respectable Germans Of
BROOKLYN have organic, central club in opp siiion
to MCLAUGHLIN, and will cooperate with the 1nde.
rcndents in the nomination OF good ticket, which
tan poll a large crongh vote to kill the Boss and
throw the election into the hands ofthe Republicans
They would sooner see this than hsve Mclaughlin
secure the ONCE for another term; for
NLAuGuLIS's SUCCESS
would only encourage him 10 his course OF pluuder,
md he would regard It az a vindicatioG Of bimsef
and lis yillanous satraps. The city OF Brooklyn
has been controlled by banditu un'il the people
troan under the eNorbitant taxes aud Il Is high time
hat they should throw on the yoke and assert their
tchts bv defeating the Boss anil his tool, and elect
ine able aud upright men to office Tliia they viii
90 ii the frauds O: last November are not rpue9tci
nis fan II l. not rfohlh,c however, that tie iliug
viii again undertake such
RArtrAcED swiSptE
s.t,t.,.t H., al urnrf,.,, fc,i ,y,~ .f,ay ,~,
lahlc Of dong lnyth'uG), the prompt measures
ilkcn ~ Oh, fearless District Attorney Morris for
M COM c'l1u OF some ot the trllus showed thorn
Nat they iii not own every ofciil IN 'ue ronnty.
II Is VOL known who are to lc thc Ring minccs
stt.t coming election.
Tug SLATE
ias tccu made en-. NcLru.li'in o. course. hcl 81
NE list o. Register. For County Clerk. the next
tttcst nice. GEORGE c. Herman. Secretary OF Nc
Lau-Hlins General Committee, l. to be nominated.
Herman la, Tat billet Ia the Tax ONCE. and has
been living OF the pubic for years. lie has a.wa9s
beer an anulicAnt fir ONCE, however small but thi,
dime. having worked himself In with the II -, hc
ItrEes tor something higher-ln oaice which will
,nablc him TO retire upon his money at the eNpra-
ION Of his torn Personally George Is a good
fellow IN his way, and knows which side his brca
y buttered on. lie once Supervisor otthe Siutn
Ward. and has since gradually worked himself up tC
N enyiabe position In Kings county.
, Vim. D. Needer, Of the sixth Ward. will get re
aominaiion Tor the SurrogSte-hip. NcedeI IL
gentleman, and ia confident Ofa reelection.
The Congressional slate embraces the names OF
Thomas Kinsella, Second District and Gen. Henry
" slocum, Third District Mr.. klnse.la IS tho ell
'or Of the Eagle,
rHK ORGAN or THE RrSo
IN Brooklyn, and has been itching for Congressional
Aonors for years past. lie has peen PUT Od frotl
Jear TO year, but now he has finally secured the 90
tect Of his amhiuon-a nomination and. as the dis
Giot Is Overwhelmingly Democratic. he will undoub
sdly tecome member Of Congress. There will b,
considerable opposition to Con. Slocum, In view O
his action at tie last session Of Congress- lookin,
toward the removal Of the Navy Yard from Brook
yn. There are hundreds of men in the city who
I'm lhAi huA hN al In uNI Ill q
kho live In his district will vote straight against hi
Toe district at any time Is close one, aud TIL
chances this fall are that the Re publicsn nominee
who will probably be ex-Assessor Z. ID. Webster
Will creep In.
FRAUD UPON THE GERMANS or BROOKLYN.
There is gang OF dead-belts In BROOKLYN, VIII,
lt,le themselves The Regular German Democrat,
lhies have been hanging to Boss heLaughins Goa
hls for years past. In the vain hope that he val
bventually do something foT them; but the Boss la
seed them. and will ever use them, to sunserye IN
,vn interests. just prior to an election. tines
trauds set up how about the large German vote II
Brooklyn, demanding a German representative OF
he Ring ticket. Boss Mclaughlin quietly listens L
nem, and promises them that their claims shall
sot be overlooked but when the " slate Ii mad,
sut the Germans are not mentioned. and none but
he "regulars." the old rouuders are given places
The intelligent GermaLs t,pudiated this so-es,le'
General Committee. They also became tired q
This long continued neglect " the German e.emen
BY the Ring, and, a. already suited, have formed a.
organization Of their own. Wnen MoLaughll
learned OF this movement he sent son.e Of MS SCI
wants 10 consult with the Regular Germans,
with the view OF socurin. whatever AID they mi 81
BY
FRAUDULENT AUTHORIZATIONS
AFFORD the Ring in the csmpaign. The result wa
that under the dclation of the Ring this Commute
pubfished a flaming address against tie indeDeu
dent Germans, announcing theli In tue name Of H.
German voters OF Kings county because they woul
not countcHarc them body and SUPP Ort the Rina
Tie honest att rtcllE, Mt Germans, no ever, ca.
not be h. cd ~iLSc1 la this s.ye. aud IL the 81
called ''Rcgu,ar" Committee viii onIy pav the,
bills and then quietly dsperse, Il will he more {
their credit than If they persist In clingng TO ~,
Laughhn. He never intends that l,ry shall have
rake out Of the city treasury, and experience ousli
" teach them that lAct.