New-York tribune., 1871-11-06

fstterng expressions applied to Judge BsIrett Ins %
likewise corFobOrated, aud 1t cannot be doubted tlh
honest men OF every party should and will CORDIALLY th
unite the support Of the latter ana a. Mr
Iedwth. am, Sir respectfully, JOHN "; BENNETT.
Chairman Of the Joint CO1yention OF Ine
Democratic " ana Democratic UNION orgahi|"'''"''
CHARLES OCONOR ON THE RING FRAUDS
sr1RR,NG SPEECH IN FAVOR OF HoRATIo sEY-
MOUR FOR ASSEMBLY-SoBER THOUGHTS FOB
wORKINGMEE.
An enthusiastic mass meeting OF RetOrmers
was held at Csrmansvle Saturday night to ndorse
the nomination Of Horatio Seymour for Assemoyman IN
the XIXth District, at which Charles oConor MADE the
following remarkable speech, the first delivered by him
from the stump In many years:
FgLLow-CrrIzENs: The great question which Is now
coming before you is whether you will be the kind OF
soveregns you have been since the electoral iran
chise resulted you from the success OF our
sdmnster the iaw-or slaves those who pretend to be
public they are to become instead Of
masters to control your bodies and minds and become
the o. your estates and Pr9Perty ~ MhaL
citzens throughout the city, aud Is under consderaon
ON ordinary occasions the difference between the can
ddates is difference OF opinion upon matters purely
political and sometimes speGuavs Sn% ni the
Individual Bat the question before us tonight comes up
in the most form that can POsP M pe an
so years attending elections and occasionally attending
SsTs sSST SsrS the
munty as candidates who had at least std and aa,f
e"I the good name Of large portion Of their fellow,
citizens, and the only question was VINO VINO orSt w
nariiy that there has been discussion which was the
most honest Commonly the representatives OF a par
and pIokpockets How do we stand at PRESENT. Why,
the truth that there have been tendencies 70 oase
bic length Of time in NewYork and many errors have
been both p0cS Esrss Spt Tsaf nas
and Commonnlty Of NewYorH that ancient corporation
Of I from % ss % 1as HH By
few white men, has ceased to possess anStnng more
1n"1 msSbs Ss C hs has any authority
worthy of the name.
TALLY and truly placed the hands of four men, and
among these four stands conspicuous man p. psmsd
I'll
Gr' s sSS
May and pSSc ssP 1 30 So sSs
S8e'o& sSie Of @ BENDS, nc for the payment of which
sa9 SFSR !sSpn4s rs h
period We examined the though they burned
clerk in one department had small BERTH and traced
R0 t5s Of dS op No DOUBT
equally dishonest wh9 the the R%5G sn Snsse
in n'T the enc same % hour % into the hands Boss
Volces-"Two dollars. Then 100000 days, work Of the
out OF this single operation. Tremendous excitement
And yet 1t was but small thing-merey section about
Tweed the sweat and labor Of 10000 workingmen for
day. -. -.
ment without authority for It, We have examined the
records bank accounts and the whole thing
plain day, and DO man can doubt 1t. Applause
When this money missed and the vouchers were
burned 1t said: ut will all come to end In smoke,
and these rich msn will defy yOu;" bat when VIC gave
day and date amount and transaction what is the re-
suit Not o newspaper, great or small since we made
the development pretondS 70 deny It, Hooked over them
all down 70 the noet servle supporter Of Tammany
Mr. Tweeds condition Is not that OF confession He Is
SILENT certain class Of people always are under ae-
cusation. lIaughten He has nothing TO say to the
ipterye ers ard yet this goes With brazen front,
and demands Of the people their votes to elect him to
lection Of your property but for the enhancement Of
his, by sezing on your OWL -,
writes ali his messages for him Why 1t Is, believe
the honorable gentleman who has represented
you In the Legislature, Thomas C. Fields have voted
calls III mself-the regular Tammany Democratic candt
date for the Assembly. Now, gentlemen, why should
ask you workingmen, with souls TO and con-
you him Would you vote for Tvssd
tbs gentlemSni why you have little less than the
reason that you should not vote for Tweed. have
gentleman during the 1870 got through the Legisla
fure little bit OF act not quite as big Is Tweed and
BY that act II was put IN the power OF two men There
placed the Of two mem as far a. the credit Of
the Of NewYorh vent by the sale OF 6SSd. mort
TO any sum that could bs named and should be
Sad that t6ey have not taken more than they have.
Mr. oCo1cr continued M some tune aS1ge! Tahas an On
himself although born 10 this country At the conolu
Chairman then after few remarks, introduced John E
Devlin, who addressed the meeting briefly.