New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-26

ent and you feel them II curses you stamps ycu
ioS an must 70" be- 40 nSb and be
menced All this bowling about the United states omcers
IN this t ot %hSse w HIGHT OF suffrage win be
by what the United states does at this eecton ne Only
knows that what ia done is to retain the purity OF inc
balot-bOx.
OUR CANDIDATE
Gen. woodford is still young man, younger than the
majority OF this audience He boasts OF no tta'eiy
lineage he does not boast OF anything but his friends
for him that he is fitted for place to which he has
been assigned He was an officer in the war; volunteered
private served his country as well az any OF
ms HE took W ns Sna for
two years and proved during that time m ans
doing what he could to save money the people Of this
state He will again prove himself ape a acinv ON the
trouble you tonight with this poor little JOB that Oakey
like him to engage in such work care nothing about
1t, and nobody else cares
THOMAS LEDwITH.
Let us cay a word about local affairs believe
1t is the intention OF the honest citizens Of 70
start Thomas Ledwith for Mayor [Great applause] Mr.
Ledwth does not belong to my party have voted be-
fore for opposite TO my own when Thought GOOD
TO be obtained thereby. believe that municipal
affairs should he separated soon as possible and as
much as possible from poltics-that the candidates
should be elected solely on account of their fitness
believe we ought TO put IN honest men, and stand py
many have not turned out well Is no reason why we
S vote Sr MT to- 1Sw another he
is my own fault. Mr. Ledwith do
not know personally never saw him to my recollection
years. and Tammany undertook to turn him out last
The people Of the district said ss N9 nS S len
spite Of all opposition You must now act vigorously,
s waS will ss at SsS
must be turned out and reform In the or
our local affairs viii then be certain Vote for hedTltn
DO this work to the best OF your ability Let do it, one
ted and shall be in local government she Is in com
and population, the first city Of the New World.
REMARKS OF j. c. CLARK.
At the close OF Mr.. Groeeys address Mr. ]. C. Clark
said that they desired to that Irish citizens had az
good hearts any American Citizens and they had de-
termned now to fight for their interests and for the
right party in future 1t had been said by their oppo-
release Of the Fenian prisoners by Pres
dent was S ss eod them clothing
the kind-it was purely humanitarian idea NO one
who loved their country desired to see the United states
jaOrs TO men who willing to suffer for Ireland
Mr. Adams had said that the Republican party was 700
fond Of exhibiting ts trophies but he nd mot k srs
not blood stained sword, which formerly deSked
igoas and civil liberty The motto Of the Republican
party Sacred to the eternal cause OF freedom
the degradation Of the into beast but the eieya-
ton Of the slave into man. The democrats OF .hs
the confinement Of Fenian prisoners but their re-
lease had sienced and COMPOUNDED them Their Demo
10 make political capital and the time had come for
the Irishman to see that the party which was hs true
friend was the Republican party
SPEECH OF GEN. FITZPATRICK.
The Gee Climb now sang some choice songs after which
Gen. Fitzpatrick introduced and enthusiastically
chcered. He said:
SPEECH OF GEN. FITZPATRICK.
Mr. CHAIRMAN AND GENTLEMEN You will permit INC
to premise the remarks which shall make on this occa
son which account Of the short time allotted me
must be very BRIEF with that have never
presented myself to audience OF my felloweitizens
with pleasure and qualification as feel now In
appe airing before you do not think overestmate the
importance of this grand gathering this coming together
i'm such vast numbers Of the Irish Republicans Of New
York when assert that seems to promise q and
propous in the history OF the politics OF the
| country How is II gentlemenf Can we Overestmate
the importance OF this moyementt We are gathered
here almost in the very shadow Of Tammany which has
msrued and robbed this metropolis, and misrued anu
plundered the Empire State until 1t has become a
from high throne proceed the edcts which
the Great Ssn the 70 minerals i that count his millions
Tamnany which has for its supporters he SWEEP con
1SaaUn 1h Which tped By the knife and
murderos pistol Of the street rufan Yes gentleeh,
naace OF Erehe greatest Of the iron arteries Of New
York-sOlen from its legitimate owners ana devoted 10
the private S gam content nj to have its abiding place within
the brown walls OF that unpreendng building in Cham a
ic the S doubtful regions sO@s
and ballet OF Eghthave; Erie which shouu pe .H &c
today really TaInmany's twin sister in iniquiy. we
have assembled here in the very center Oh
and fraud TO call these robbing dictators 10 account
IRIsHMES's POSITION.
you have assembled together Irishmen with all the
tradition, of that liberty loving people to inspire yon
and as Republicans and citizens OF NewYork with the
recollection OF all the political wrongs you have sunered
at the hands Of this same ana es tG this
great city and from the control OF these STOCK
jobbing gamblers and srs II is well known
to you and the nation that fraud anu tp hr
such as this COUNTRY Sas Is the fraud Of and
Erie that 1t nures to their sole benent tnaa rs ~,
sny es an he Wiped out BY bons Ring Of Tamany
and Erie from existence lAppause ihs repeal az. 10
no time sor I rhe and destnes city and
the industrial interests Of this great STATE NOT ior
pp1 xas smSon Who are these managersi Only
few days ago Mr. Tweeds people met hat
fs1 oSencr Of whose strongest
claim to the nomination outside OF TINS city
tbo.e Ishmen who know something Of the arstoerac
II hs sto aee Of fhsr mes
which refused to 5eeSg aans DEMOCRACY ne
os SeWYork This was the Convention that nominated
Tbe yery respectable John Holman, and yet u tooE
Of and q rc Sai OF OF hs city
many assemblies to dictate the division OF puDc piuhGs
and browbeat and bully the unru'y 'h'o MI
lection - .o,,,v.rrn uorvuIs,
Go to any stopping place on the Ere Road 'ni'
side Of you learn the character OF the
men who nominated and support John 7. Holman her
and women were robbed by force and violence
| In open day; stores were broken open AM
~ rcsi aurants and eating houses were stripped
Of liquors and food and P0%s .b Sy s this so of
nara, "ccasions in the presence OF one OF the mos
prominent judges Of this city who never 80 mnen T. T.
| snt the Communities along the Erie Road between
Rochester to-day Of sSe emo
roti CON venfon al Rochester as was the nomination
John Hoffman such 10 the character o, ' Vsnr e
Who eI pend your public moneys, who puy inc
| Wuo OAPSno NJ IN he shamhea, who put men IL