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

many has been trying 10 dodge the issue and ,
Ssrs nce sSeech by one OF the reaners Of the
my my referring 70 Mr. fweeds new house his mag
anSena Wealth That orator said it nobcd
business many horses Mr. Tweed kept; now NC
or s9W sn %@ Say %Snsy s how he q
whose laudabe and respectable occupation soss ars
IN New YORK City politics TO accumulate than
100000 which he IL said 10 possess IL Is the
how they are 10 he projected in their lives and property
and II occurs 70 and doubt not that You VIII sgre
10 know how the Erie Railroad IL owned and managed
whether for political or Industrial ggrgses II not ho Is
the present obtained and keep OF the
road and Why the 0en e has on gone Tew W @
which makes it peculiarly gratifying 70 me- az nouo,
the sensible freshmen Of this city with the Republican
party-IrshmeD who refuse TO submit longer 10 the
dctation OF SINCE ,t " an as e n the poca
campaigns which have witnessed no one fact mas 80
I s.maS y ga and in the
t Rsry ,: nS my with ahd
ne1 Came to 'f know better the gallant race and
their yearning for freedom and hatred eo 81
strkingy than any other earth never could under
stand why Irshman should leave his oPpreas
with those who have been the bitter enemies OF
freedom and true democracy why he could not rec
eanery OF the leaders Of the democracy know some
thing Of the Irish character know that when IN IN
RebeSSn o. Irisnmen rallied to q the Union
throughout the length and breadth OF the land ana ,ns
ster of their their galantry ana
shines on every page Of the history Of the kepn.pbe
Yes ends call you my friends ,Sr ror ,e9 upson
with yours tonghtthrobs in sympathy az never before
with the Irish cause Irishmen and old nov
Irshmen here have at last resolved 10 throw on INC
shackes Of the hearted corrupt Democracy OF TINS
country and join the grand old par,y
TO all feel that the day is not far distant wnsn ,Hc
,,ri baa anho
proud among the nations OF the earth ana become
OF the most free and happy as she s now among ss
records at Washington IL is recorded that az tne
battle Of Antietam the heroic sIyninth o. S S;s
went into action IN the hottest OF the fight, and
laid down 100 lives upon the ns snd II the od irish
brigade will be remembered by every true American
patriot long there Wns north e1 and sonth
wherever or land our starry banner Waves
and strong arms resolved that above them around
them it should be their pride In victory OF tner
ders who 40 SoSy fought and the widows orphans
OF those who bravey died. for Their adopted
soldier tell noe which OF the two political parties Of the
country has rewarded the Irish soldier ana the sn
snd e Congress Of States
the relief OF the soldiers either In pay or bounty
e eSs nS found eSs s oPposon
cratic pary What measures OF relief or rewaId UNI,
proposed advocated for the soldier his wire or cn
dreni Tell me- Irishmen what has the Democratic party
ever done for YOU in return for votes when IL now
claims matter Of right In their meetings tney eai,
you deserters Deserters from WHAT From BOSS
Tweeds living agf Granted. SO be IL recorded 10 your
credit and honor forever; but deserters rom the may
and free principles of your adopted country never ana
all the puerie efforts Of Boss Tweed and Tsmmanys
bedamOned tricksters can never suly your iair hAo
and Irish fame. lGreat applause.J
At the close Of Gen. Kpatricks speech the Sword OF
Bunker Hill" and Columbia" were sung by the Giee
Club, and Mr. Richard McCloud made short speech.
THE RESOLUTIONS.
tba folln eanln which
we're read by Col Thomas Kelly, the meeting adjourned
with cheers for the Republican candidates.
Wh,o. We the Irish Republicans Of NewYok and BROOKLYN IN
assembled feel called to take our STAND nesue
great party liberty the present contest .nd pnreas e II
e oh. *. sss 81 @ Ss
Republic and the prompiness With which, ,h
Irish Republican elab. Of this city, ne released the re
purity the ballot boz essential 10 the very existence
government for when is tempered With liberty ends ana
Of unyes suffrage night every be represented in the
making OF the laws that he required to obey bhnds Ias we
earchy ammsny Hall have invaded the bsotboI
thereby casting ballots IN certain
than the entire population amounted to- De H. mere
Rd That pledge ourselves the support Of the candidates Of
the Union Republican party in b Governor zen stewart
soldier Republican honest and an upright
Sgsmund Hartmann and also support
The remainder Of the ticket
United all honest citizens whether Democratic or
Republican combine with for the overthrow Of Tmmy rule
and robbery and that 10 absence OF LOT Guy
officers pledge ourselves support the honest Democrats In this war
Resosd That hearty thanks the pre.den. for his
in prayer To release the fnan
and that vision guiding the ship Of state and IN
guarding the manifold Interests OF 'ne hAon
enthusiastic and continuous support