The sun., 1870-10-28

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Of November next than It had ever given for any
candidate. lie then announced thcl
uoS AUGUST BELMONT As CHAIRMAN
Of the meeting. which was duly ratified with Tho
usual cheers and applause. Mr. Belmont limpcd 70
Tie 'SSa SSarunn.lp R4J"S OF tSc Esons committeS
a strain OF magnificent dulBcss and nc0mrrchcnsi-
bility. At the end OF q fifteen minutes o,a,ion, in
which he MANAGED to say everything he had ever
said before, ne introduced TO the audience
TUE non. uoRArio SEYMOUR
Tho Ex-Governor was received hy his friends with
sign' icant demonstrations OF dohgh, las Ing for
several minutes, during which time the ulusiriors
bowed, with the grace OF q French dancing master,
an .he case and disohy OF modern Chesterfield
When quct was restored he took up his discourse
on the cNna policy Of the Democratic party, which
he ela Grated 20 tire extent OF nall an hour, nhaly
subsdiug with an assurance TO ms auditors that
Hoffman and Beach were peeusry aud particu.
lnrly entitled TO praise for their advocacy OF cheap
iianspcrsatiou on the canals, by which policy tnis
thin from any other source. Finally he
said the issues are riry made mp, and 1t now re
mains be " the people OF this city and Of this
State " III support the wsc and patriotic policy that
proposes 20 make cur canals the instrument to
chcapen food, to give y'gor TO ioduslry and lie TO
out tn1ation nom people plreadT overburdened by
the exae1ons OF Government
The next speaker was
rnE BON. wcnAut G. KsRn,
for hnlf an hour IN fraudulent elections the me.
ropOis, aud the investigations u the ConEress ona
Committee sent here TO- inquire into The alleged
frauds OF Tammany Hall in the conduct Of the cleo
tion Of iSOs. Ho then touched to keynote Of the
evening In rssang tho most vicious aud extra
stitutona provisions OF to act OF July II. 1910. to
change the nnuras tion Law ., and the Act OF May
81 1870 ID rotation O. the conduct OF registration
| and plections" " The good r-en ofNow York J." he
said "owc u TO sclfrcspcct. 70 their own local
and prosperity and 70 the honor OF tho whole
| country, TO rehuke in the inost emphatic
manner uis desperate attempt Of hungry
aud aggressive raCic sm 10 obtain political ascen.
dcncy here" lie reviewed the uolcy Of the present
Administration with much severity: In speaking Of
mindful " his countrJ's furcrings and tie
| worlds Ritalion, aud q hie own area,
| relatives, to reward with enioes--llaughter
| and appiausel-without rc'ercaee to illness or
duty in search Of personal esre and pleasure, and
20 DO dishonor 10 himself and diseredit t. his
country by receiving sins Eng rsyaes OF his 'ai,h
civil sud constitutional goNernment and seeing tha,
| Ne Laws are faithfully executed" lie closed by
| these ungr us returning NJ overwhelming Demo.
cratic majority at the coming election.
the uox. JAMES :. TuirEa
followed WITH csrccch o. comfortable lerrth. I'll
| loain. Substantially w ksTs lead, though in
dulgins IN more cmtha'ic detnr. ietion OF Federal
inirrlrreuce with elections, wich he construed 10
| re an attempt to ince to disorlsr and violence
| He cauticued The ncmoCrrcy 10 he rrudcnL and
sulrit TO rong rather thrn do vrOnr but TO noi
its MN vote and anRNcr tho inEuVs Of The Govern.
| mcnt by ~ unprecedented majority for Hoffman.
| o.hcr srcscscs wcrc made. IN substantially the
| simc s,rar, by Judg. tu'tls, the Hon. C. Miller OF
| Scrcca county; the Hon. Fernando Wood wto nd.
vlsrd his hearers 20 exercise the hanctise unmo
| Tested or die In ,lc attempt; col Follows OF tte
gnytrn,og elections and prom scd the pro setion Of
| tlc Court Of Gcrcra. SCfsicua 10 ull Democratic
| voters and james " Gallagher, Of Connecticut
The speceh OF the cyeninr, however, like the best
Wine reserved iog the close OF the feast. THIS
| was the speech OF
ADMIRAL cot. JAvrs FISK. "a,
who, in rosponse TO To urroarious demauds Of the
meeting, said he wrs unaccns,oucd to public speak.
| ING lie didn't know uhy le had been cAlle on to
speak nc never had tesn before in his fifo. tic had
n, ce',n, and had never voted tho Democratic ticket
| lie didu't know whether 10 vRs n Democrat or a
PcruNlican. hut supposed he WIS a Democrai or @
wouldn't have be,n called upon to trcak. lie cor
| icssci that tc diant know wlat he WIS or
who be was hut II he cou'd believe the
,c was th. very e,vil incagnaie lL1ughtrr nnd ap.
tunnc'n.. and didn't altogether Ike them. some
ot their leaders bad United Win him In sporui.
ton, aud raihcl E9l 'he bo'isr, Of him. They
| thcT we've d1ngeruus cOmufry Tor him to
Keep. lie raid his compliments 70 Horace
was ,odncss between huFclf and tnnt rhiloso.
pbcr As for the Ianmauy Rag, be knew Tweed
and Svtcuy vel II ci Eai douc him and Tie Ere
road some valuable fWo,s; bu, thcy had never
asked ior rcciprocatou liz couldn't tell why thcy
lalu't tskCf, lrHTVrc hc frlt under ob'ieatU Ia
tlcm.pnd vi his vrniy five thou md fubordnatr
could do thtm some fcod Bot hc guessed they
didn't waot him. II III t.e people lie had seen in
'hc street md ra,eiug daring TIE evening were
| Democrats, o. course thcv didn't want lin. There
were Eve miiong Of iho-e peoulc, and they were
| al B,mCria's If futN were not Ieuiccrat, u .,
wouldn't have come out on huSn q wet tVgnir~.
tn,bu.iasm lie drclaicl his intention in nltrr. n
vote the Democratic ticket three times every day
aud as much otruct a. possible. lie called upot
the audience to writ the Urfnd oror1 Honse TIN
"a 10 htfu
The meeting then adjourned with cheers for tn,
rHs MEETING IN InE LOWER HALL.
| 4 meeting WAS Organized IN the lower hall FOR
mcrly occupied by Dan Br, ant, at which tie Hon
Alsofnon u Sullivan presided and speeches wer,
do Wood the Hon, y, =. Cox, the Hon. 4. j Rogue
thr Hon. Wu. y. Robinson. the Hon. Isaiah Ryu
dots, and several Others.
SENATOR cREtNERs STAND.
| At the grand stand ut the head OF Brondpay, Sen
ator homas trcnmcr presided. Approach ing IN,
stand by Hruldwsy. II presented beautiful specta
guarded by glass shades, EXTENDED for quarter o
the distance on either side, and rsng N the centre
formed tr'Inglc Sl'h'n r., which Mas placed l'ke
national coors red white, and blue-coVered the
entire structure. Acrcs. the trout Of tue platform
wis TIE lc c'cnd "Once more unto the breach for
| New YnTk's mVoriie son" On tho platform was
gas fixture which. owing to the high wind, coul 1
rot he 4. hted, II bore tho Iamus Of Hoffman and
roach' IN semi circle. an eagle holding IN its IA ons
thu olive branch, and around and M the lower half
circle the words Aud victory" In the rear OF the
stand in Union Fquare the glare OF red ana blue
| I.hta gave an imposing theatrical appearance 10 tie
| whole scene Numerous calcium lights shone on
| every eide rnd made night day.
ON Tho approach Vi the head Of the column Of tho
| Crepner Association OF the Seventeenth Rarl, thf
| senator advanced and bowed Ia the gssomhlrd
| tlrOng His remarks were Omen INTERRUPTED
| By the cheers OF the SoyentcCnlh ward
| ers and the iuteuCgatorics Of shabby
| genieel gent who screcchlncY asked him I,
| tell where he len oil his remarks, Becoming indlg
| nnnt because tho Senator would hot com ly win
bis qucat he betOOk himself away, saving, Dam
| me II think there are any intelligent peope here '
| The spnakrrs were the Hon Thomas G. Fields, the
| Hon k q. Perrin, Capt. John Thompson, Dr
| Coates, Benjamin Russell OF Massachusetts, Isla
| Coleman,
ruE TPNiAS HERO, CAPT. COSTELLO,
Adams Wolcvcr of PENNSYLVANIA, Spencer Cohen
| Snnse, Cox and Counsellor Nison :, Wolf A
| these gentlemen, without exception, and tue Lurst
on TIC platform, were the most pOlio people ImlgiI
| able.
As the different wards hled Ivy they would buy
| their heads down Irncclu'lG or AwkWaruly ior
| tLem .id,wayR o. course they knew when IT, bow
being notified by tao Roman candies carried At thci
heads
Tho speaErrs counsocd Democrats to guard
| against disorder Gu election day, advised t'tm 4
vote and abstain from everything mat would Great
violence. Mr.. A'Gm' Mol''er, IN speaking OF m
: policy Of the Democrats, raid that soon would the