The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-15
THE GERMANS yoRITB.


A Dazzling Spectacle in the Eleventh Ward
The Raising ofa Banner for the Dcscrv-
ediy Popular Charles Z. Lo-w-A Good
Mans Reward. -.-.
The citizens Of the Eleventh Ward last night
rendered mass demonstration to tho Hon Charles
4. Loew, that will long be remembered by the resi-.
dents Of that district. The main object Of the meet
ing was TO show Tammany Hail tha, the people OF
the Eleventh Ward, without party distinction, were
unit for the denomination Of Charles L. Locw for
County Clerk. magnificent bannor, containing an
excellent portrait OF Mr.. Loev, was hung from a
wire stretched across Avenue C. between Sixth and
Seventh streets, and at eight o'clock last evening
was unfurled brass band playing guns Gring and
l9OOO people cheering In the glare Of thousands OF
chinese lanterns. The avenue for over a mile
was blaze OF light, and from every window
lighted lntern was suspended. showing what q
deep interest the people OF the ward felt In the vel
fare OF their popular fellow-eitizen. Before the
banner Was upfurlcd there was grand display Of
fireworks. .. 20 ll.s,.- ...
large platform was erected In the centre o. the
block between Sixth and Seventh streets, and
shortly alter o'clock tie Hoo. Joseph A. Lyons in
few words explained the object of the meeting
| and introduced to the surring masses OF humanity
that swayed to and fro the entire block, the hand.
| some Judge Koch who after briefly eulosizlng the
| career Of Tho Hon. Charles L. Low read the fol.
lowing resolutions:
Whereas. The lion. Charles r. Loev has. for mum.
success msnaeed the orylpization Of IsmInany Hail
,a n1 sssS. ssrs.h ws, sn1 s ~ s 1 srs Se
psors BY b.. sessgy real ana determination inspired
careful. hopeet aud cfielcnt manner with
ssise "a ..sss.Sl. . =. .ssgi atisl
Sa S as Ass ss s e. and &
fu s.rysn! therefore, be !. o,.s, y,....,, w.,
in ssensis MI d. mo.t &c Cordially sfeci H s6s
intro action OF III. name as candidate ior county
eafoesiiS pstition from fannsny hi hi. rSioa.ias'
Re.oired Ina! We DO hereby pledge CTr;slyes IN the
% yS, S n Sssps in ar powir 10 secS 9fs M
| the ticket triuln phant success.
The platform was nl'ed with snumbcr Of lnnuon.
| tial and well known citzeas, amongst whom were
| Hon. Henry L. CakrA MagBus Gross, DR.. Mcrklo,
N. J. Ressel, Jr., Abe hunmill RcSy :; B5asSsill'
I,i Sai oiiosdorier, Steve kohsn, John Davidson,
The Chairman introduced tie Hon. ner,ey c.
| CAlkins, VITO said, neither language nor oratory
sSsl record ssss be 'Oe Sh.ssS ssnE foew aDa
| whon he saw tho sea Of uplurned iaees that
blocked tue avenno ana tis hoIsanGs tbst packed i
| SPOKE for Itself In far piainer language than he
could ever express It. ln Charlie: 4. Loew yon
| years tss resided IN this ward and by hard work
has brought himself 10 the proud position in which
| we hnd lin tonight, All We want Is te Tamuany
nouIiuAon, and II they want TO elect their nominee
| they must choose a strong nan, and they canno;
| mud . stronger man than Charles l. LocW, Tor
| honesty always reaps It's reward.
Ibe Hon. Norris Goodhart aud Dr. mertle then
made stirring 9raton. and Hsre lShoMod %hs & by the the
| swept over the mass OF human beings now eongre-
gated before him. he could only anticipate sloriou'
victory for the Democratic party and toe triumph
FSs1f9i Sa: 4 aos% Sst css apoS
the administration Of our esteem ed Governor, the
Hon. John I. HoTmah-a man whose carter nas
been unstaued, amp whose every action has received
dent in his reorganization for the 0oyernorshp OF the
State OF New York. We have another well known
| tizen, the Hon. N. r. Brennan who for years has
i,so,e hard in the interests OF the Democratic
party, and who viii. no doubt be rewarded by the
Tanmany nomination for saerin, and m triunlpnanuy
lively ido du Ing tbo past year, ana nave completed
nothns either In Congress or elsewhere to mark their
administration aB success. In fact they have "hed
avay Ineir timo BY party dissensfons and domestic
ieude, winch have tended greatly to decrease tlie
strength OF tho party, and bring over many macon-
tents 10 swe tue increasing forces OF the well
| canized nrmies OF Democracy. Let me urge
Won feIlow.ctzens and iollo ymen. to show
,ou, snnrsriatiou for an honest servant and true
| friend OF tho working classes by 20 pressing me
nonlinstion Of Charles 4. Loew that Tammany Han
shall learn your stresgth and place their trust in
| tue strong man.
| rus DISGRACE OF GRANT ADMINISTRATION.
| After Mr.. Msgnus Gross had concluded his speech,
Judge Curtis, Of the Marine Court was introduced.
| VII on the prolonged appiAuse which greeted INN
| had subsidized, the Judge addressed tue Immense
| multitude Us iollows!
| FeIloW.citzens Of tho HleVenth Whd l 90 not IN
heard the able dsoouIses OF tnoss who have preceded
me and have but little TO add MI Loew ms ilyed IN
your ward from Doyhood f0n nave olten eiected Nun
once; fas aaS hSsS e s s' t.ssceS rssyi Sy %
lar "iscst @ Haior'yeVer received BY county Onicsr
HSt dSsiIo 70 call your attention 70 fact. II ID
| pOssiols that the socsod Young Democracy mar
| unite with tho keDuDlicaDs ana nominate ConhtJ
CLERK sgains. Mr. Loew ~, Inv enbs.n me case ns,,
ia The Office Of Assistant Secretary OF State, and wan
YOU to remember that hi: y tho sans Day wso wa
cepng brbo OF for betrayina the Interests OF
his clients. toe Eric Railroad Company; Bear this q
mind on seotion day. and rsinembef ~ t9at Lhs hepn3 no
corrupt oncials
The Judge fnished With strong eplogy OF Mr.
Loew, and an eloquent appeal in his behalf.
THx SPEECH or THE COUNTY CLERK.
After the meeting an immense multitude VISITED
| Mr. Loew's residence 23l East Seventh street
| Tho thOrOugElro was JAmmel with over 1900
people. The band herenaded Mr.. Loew, after whcl
he descended from his parlors, and spoke a
| follows:
, MY FRIKsDs; I can only tay that thank You from
the bottom OF my heart tor tni, magnificent ani un
duty to you nni the people faithfully and conscien
tousiy. Ny reward y Your aurroyal but feel tha
= II am again elected 70 tho office OF County CLERK
shall MI the ofnco with the same nparality aud tn
same desire TO forward public Interests that hav
| have showercd upon me, bid you good night.
Cheer upon cheer rent the air ut the conclusion q
| this speech, and tho vast multitude then W0nde
| their way homeward.
Republican Majority In Colorado.