The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-15
THE NINETEENTH WARD ABLAZE.
The Demand Of tho People that tho Hea.
Charles +. Loew shall again be County
CIcrk-An Enthusiastic Bnnner-R X n Using.

The citizens Of the Nineteenth Ward, irrespeo-
tive OF party politics. turned out in large numbers
last night TO attend Charles 4 Loew banner. .rais
Ing aud mass meeting in Brevoort Hall At an carly
hour crowds began to gather. and long before the
time appointed the large hall was t,.-sely packed,
and the street in front Of the buildin.sor noariy .
block one mass OF citizens anxious to partici-
pate In the proceedings Sky.rockets and Roman
candles sent up in profusion, and two arge
calcium lights threw aglare along the street. and
these, with the music OF two brass bands, tended 70
enliven the affair
Ats o'clock the meeting was called 10 order. with
John II. Whlimore IA President.
EN Coroner William c. Cover said that men OF an
parties had len their homes and 1resides to show
their esteem for Charles i. LoeN, and to demand
for him q reelection TO the ONCE which he now
holds. At the age OF II Mr. Loew, then now
modest and unassuminr was struggling for the sup
port OF an aged mother and young brothers an sis
lers. His character and political record were well
known from that tine 'orward. Let any one who
reads the black record If the Board OF Aldermen,
when they were stigmatizc1 search an see whether
the rawo Of CoarlCs I. Loov il mentioned among
tie number. on the contrary, the entire press,
which is the voice OF the people, sounded his praise
because he lahorcd well to do his whole duty hon
cstly and consciontousy and so we'll did ho doport
himself FOR the welfare OF not only his own ward
onst but for the people OF the city ut large.
that Tommany Hall was forced three years ago 20
now arr IL demanded for him. Mr. Loew honored
TAG positian; t,c position did not honor aim.
Counsellor Noif was The next speaker. Aftor
rcw rcm.rSs nuAetory Of Er. Iocw. the speaker
sa'd that "if Marshal Sharpe dared TO cali out the
military ON election day Tor tire purpose Of intni
dating The voters although he deprecated war and
b.oJd'nrt br won 4 advise his hclror, to stand ly
their arms II they desired to perne ulte their owe
ord t'cir cLldrcu's liberties by maintaining the
purity of the bnlotbuS War had no tcrrors whos
p iuclI ca were Involved"
judge Curtis de- ,rihed the Csvrtv Clerk. onIs
~ cmincntY bipartisan. and sad tnat TIE ocCupaN
should bc chosen irrespective Of party consilcrS
lion. Mr.. Cover was rigit when he made the as
scrton that TIC lcnch and bnr we're uuanimou, thai
Nj. LocW sCuld again nlOrn the position which no
has so honestly ami ably filed. lie was a candidate
pl q nd
Democrats have uut party prejudice under theu
feet, and stand united Tor chas. D. Loew.
Hr Pnip Merkle addressed the multitude briefly,
and WIS followed by Mr. Harvey 4. C.lkin. Ths
meeting then adjourned to witness tine unfnrling Of
the monster banner which was stretched across
Third avcTuc at its intersection with Fifty fourth
street Tie banner. which Is OF net work is GOxa
lce,, ani has inscribed OIL II the words d" Chas. k
Lorw for County Clerk" TIE centre Uiece is q
MO painting of tic andsome features of the Coun
u Clerk, seven ie-t in hci-ht The NJ furng OF thu
lnnncr was received with loud outbursts or ap-
plau.g