The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-14
THE POLITICIANS CIRCUS.
THE JNHA DEMOCRACY
1HE NINBI TENTH WARD.

Calling for Cheers for the Candidates, and
Getting Gronps-The Electors Applaud
ing their own Candidates and Kissing
Tweed and dsweenv's-Turbuience In Ter
race Garden.
The Tweed Club Of the Nineteenth Ward had
large meeting In Terrace Garden last evening.
Col William X. Roberts, the distinguished Fenian,
was in the chair. Among the gentlemen on the
platform were Judge Curtis OF the Marine Court,
Assistant District Attorney Fellows, Richard l..
Larremore, Terence Farley, Alderman Cunning.
ham, and Judge Joseph Mcclure. Col Roberts
opened the meeting by introducing Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Fellows, who spoke for some time,
bu. was frequently interrupted. Finally he said
that he could do all the talking, and wanted the
meeting 10 come to order.
The Chairman called the meeting TO order.
Noiee,fou sold rs out in Albany.
Another Noice-Bil eed sold US all out.
Another Nnice-Music
Mr.. Fellows.-Since my friend down there wants
sweeter music than my voice, Twin 6uish
Three cheers mingled win many Kisses, were
then given for MIR. Fellows, and the band then
Judge Curtis was the next speaker. Three cheers
We're then given Tor him, and three Tor Mickey Fay.
ey Fay, OF whom think great deal u you will give
three for Thomas Duffy, the next Assistant Alder.
man" lCries of No, no" and hisse>.l
People at tis time went OUT Of the hall in large
numbers. Judge Curtis eulogized the nominees of
rsmmnny Hiatt, and called on his hesrcr. to support
dennan Mr.. Duffy. 1know he Is young man Of
popularity [" NJ. no Mlckey Fsy, Mickey Fay
three cheers Tor Mickey Fay" ask Of Sou to sup.
port young Mccarthy In the upper district Of lns
ward. Ia voice" BE dal we will not u
| The lThd struck up Cries caLe IRON the crowd,
Look at Terry, look at Terry Farley, with his big
| mouth."
| Ex.Aiderman Terence Farley here arose nom his
seat the platform and started toward the reircsh.
ment room, when some In the crowd called for
| three cheers for Terry Farley bu, instead he re-
| ceiyed croan. and h.s,es.
: Richard J.. Larremore, now President Of the
Board oI Education, aud "ne of the candidates for
| Judge OF u G Court OF Common Pleas the Tam.
many Hall ticket, was the rext speaker. lie thanked
the audience Tor their kind reception. He said shat
| he wished every man could have m onice. II the
| speaker had his way lie would make II no would
| father al the orphans and marry all tie widows
You will never know what dollar Is worth till you
come back to the times Of the good old Democracy
| IL all lics with you.
MI Larremore concluded, aud was given thre,
| hear'y cheers by the cto~d "a voict-"1ertI Far
| 10y won't get vote, but We will elect you
| Resolutions were then read by tue Chairman IL
support Of the different Candidates Ci Tammany ant
| prnisng the party Itself to the skies.
| Tweed and Sveeny, whose names appeared In tLt
| resolutions, were received with bisses.
Matthew Il. BrcLnasn. name was recon
mcndt in the reso utons the choice OF the meet
| Ing Tor the neat Sheriff OF New York. When Ii,
| name Mas mentioned II was received In silence.
| The Chairman put the motion on the adoption o
the resolutions but di not call for the negative vote
| saying that II was unnecessary.