The New York herald., 1870-09-24

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to esovsd es ivy o. That ws The delegates now present.
COMMITTEES for the purpose OF presenting suitable ticket Tor
Resolved That in presenting such names they hereby
anS sn So OF The wholesale swnns which
has extensively praetissd by the present
Resolved That the present organization be known as the
The following named gentlemen were then an
nounced as Committee OF 0rganizatlon:Gpeter
McLeary, ]. W. Grogan, Joseph winters, Colonel
Johnston, Captain Barker, Peter DeLot, THOMAS
Pearsall. A. Kane, Jacob Strauss Joseph sweet anu
The meeting then adjourned to meet again at the
same place on Wednesday evening next.
Immense Mass Meeting Last Nisht-Encor
ment OF she Rochester Nominations
Speeches by Colonel Davis, Ex-C0ngress-
man Rogorss &c.
There was an immense mass meeting q the Tenth
ward iBrooklyn) democrsss in smith street last
night. Not less tnap two thousand persons were
present Colonel a. @. Davis presided. Among
those on the platform were winchester Britton, Al
derman Jacob ]. Bergen, A. J. Henderson, OF Mis-
souri; G. L. Lyon, NJ. w. Cole, Henry Morrow
and James McCauley. Letters were read from Mayor
Kabneisch anu Judge Troy regrettng their inability
Of the object Of the meeting. That object was to
ratfy the nominations made at the Rochester Con-
venu0n. The following resolution was passed with
acclamattOn:-
endorse he entire action Of the State Conysp
upon the platform Of sound democratic, principles
aS%iassion. prenI.. Ss ds%ssrssy q State
solisasus: than been the Tenth
Colonel Davis, the chairman, inaugurated the pro-
ceedings by brief but telling speech, which was re-
IN the Of
for free and honest ballot. He said, we regard
the republican party as 80 nearly deceased that we
have applied to the Administrator Of the city OF New
York to have the remains decently buried. Tire
SPEECH OF MR. ROGERS
Ex-Congressman Andrew Jackson Rogers was the
IN e
Its hopes are founded-the union of states and the
constitution. II Is to preserve the Union and the
fight. Tho radical party, from the time Of Abraham
Lincoln ,nhlo TN today have oa3 proclaimed that
dead 1t is now as before true to the country and
the constitution. During the rebellion the fell hand
OF radicasm cast Its 6lighting influence ON the fire.
sides Of thousands OF families Before the democ-
racy Of New York shall die it will dig grave and
set up wall Of are against ,a, the party who would
cratic party shall die there will be
AN END TO LIBERTY
regulated by law. The spirit of George Washington
still pervades the land TO an extent which will pre-
vent the success Of the Infamous schemes OF the
radicals The day is not far distant when sacred
flag viii really gather beneath its folds the Thirty
seven States of the Union, and will open up to all
who have honesty and talent the avenues of pre-.
ferment in the country. II the democracy had
been In power the Infamous spy system and drum
head court martlals would not have disgraced our
history
There is no internal affair in any State in this
country which Is not based on the popular will OF
the State When an attempt is made to centraliZe
power in the general government our liberty is In
danger And so IL is that come to ask you to vote
for John 7. Hoffman for Governor, In order to pre.
vent military rule In this State.
Speeches were also made by Mr. Winchester Brit
ton and Nj. A. J. Henderson, of Missouri. The
meeting broke mp with loud cheers for the demo.
cratic ticket.