New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-14
= REPUBUCAN RALLY IN BRooKLYN.

The citizens Of Brooklyn of all parties who
are opposed to the domination of the corrupt Democratic
"Ring" and in favor OF an incorrupuble Judiclafy,
assembled last evening, at the Rink IN ncrmontavc,
Mr. William Richardson was chosen Chairman, with
number of yice-Presidents.
NJ. Richardson made few remarks saying that they
had met 10 pronoe the brthright OF every American
itizcp and the integrity Of the Judiciary. u evil
dent that the nomination OF George H. fIshef ana heiry
Uacner did not suit the Ring, for they lad violently
assaied them. MI Hagner he knew would not disgrace
the Bench and Mr. Fisher they al Knew from his career
at Albany and in the Board of Aldermen. Two more
severe tess could not have than TO send him to
Albany keep him member OF the Board OF Alder
men. He trusted that the vote on Tuesday next womb
be so cast that and palpable rebuke would be
given to frauds next Fall IApplasse. .-,...,o.o
Mr. Wheeler than offered the following resolauohs'
which were unanimously adopted:
Rsoloi Tb Municipal Government was Cre'nir IS bench
iHe tie peege for The advantage Of few.
% Of i 5S6 ig Ur and tSt al the changes in our Municipal
under influence but part of the e-pun
Resided Tbs, in restoration Of municipal to the majority
parry this there be reason fol public satisfaction While the
sge Is al good g,h Of boG no o. " s Rn
Resored That james Nelson and Alley AsCe are the nominees
Resolei That cordially dorse the nominations made at RoAs
ter by the Union Republican Tor the important position Of
Jnigs the Court OF Appeals and that We viii give them our hearty
Ecd Thst the Republican Convention Of this city presenting
ife Of the cy Court Of Broot W. command will the
hearty support Of al the electors of the city who desire men Of nigh per
duties Thai pertain 10 that Office or wears they shall
The Chairman then announced Major James Haggerty
who remarked that he always allied himself on the side
and of the United States He opposed the
party because 1T had been 9nr te TO tne
ton given life liberty under Democratic rule The
Judiciary ticket the Republican party had placed IN the
field was step in the right direction, and would secure
| honest aud upright inel >,
ceered he stepped 10 the front of the platform He
said that it not yet settled question whether Judges
Or ought not to be egsed by s people s Ga
by vote had been success But it was certain that
and honest men That seems indispensable. To-day we
had corrupt Judiciary in New-York State whereas in
looked TO as the embodiment of honesty He urged those
present earnest in their endeayors TO bring voters
After addresses by Messrs Lozer and Goodrich and
emf bnsiastc cheers for Republican success the large
meeting was adjourned
The Eighth Ward Constitutional Union Club
has pledged its support to Joseph DAILY Tor Judge OF
the Court OF Common Pleas.
The XVIII Assembly District Boys in Blue
usiasticaly support the Republican nomination OF
Captain George ". De Cunha for Assistant Alderman
Homestead l.. L. in addition to the. election
on Tuesday votes Thursday for Treasurer who will
have charge of the Hampstead Plains Fund and All Over
seer OF the Poor.
The Tweed Association of the NineteenthWard
held mass meeting at Terrace Garden last evening.
Speeches were made BY Ais,sa1t Fel
enthusiasm, cheers, groans and music prevailed Nearly
"A thousand people present, all them,
their hats, of the "Old Democracy
The Union Republican voters OF the Eighth
Ward last evening formed an association TO be known
hereafter the Charles j. FOlger Association OF the With
Assembly District, the members OF which must be good
citizens without respect color. Resolutions expressive
of confidence in the judicial nominees OF the Republican
Convention were passed. Michael Brady elected
President and Thos. II. jenkins and John X. Church,
cOoIed. Vice-PresdGnt and Secretary and Charles 5.
Clark, Treasurer.
VOTE FOR Mr.. LEHMAIER.
To the EditOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: 1t is with especial qualification that we
see the name OF Benjamin Lehmaer among those nom
mated for Aldermen by the Republican party. Mr..
Lehmaer of most respectable merchants, is
strictly honest, heavy Taxpayer and one who would
bring ability and earnestness of purpose into the Com
mon Council of our metropolis.
We heartily ndoTSe his nomination, and invite our
countrymen without distinction of party, TO vote for
him. MANY GERMANS.
In answer to an inquirer we state that the
vote for Congress in the With District Of New
York was fOllows
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