The New York herald., 1871-11-02
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Another Densaseratlsa fsr Justice shandley.
Justice shandley. tire democratic candidate for
Register was serenaded Iast evening st the Oriental
Club House, on East Broadway, BY 0'BEien's run
band. under the auspices Of the thirteenth Ward
Edward J. Shandley ASSOCIATION. great con-
course OF people was attracted TO the neighborhood
by the music, ana after s'Sond Men 10 the 'FRONT.'
and tho "0riental March" were given. deafenins
shouts were raised for the Justices appearance.
he shortly came out the front stoop and said he
needed no formal introduction to the people Of the
east side, for he had twice bean made By them the
receiver Of an important trusteeship last time
D Dy saer M uS ssc s sn Ss W.
An aecount Of his Stewardship. loud cheers.) The
serenade was great compliment. wnicn he July
united voices oS % many hundreds Of his fellow
music sweeter 70 the heart. He had never looked
n iSs 70 the Dso1s dUs Rocr nPgof ocs aad a.
Saa recsved every psfs @ q Ss
sfactory assurances moi only or hts elecon but Of
ms triumph Hg an SysrMnsi%ng majority c ne
armor.n Oui urged his frienos to labor 70 the
last that ms victory might be the greaters He had
@odsrais sducat.Cn. al II that ' could Sc sGordea
MIN by parents in huin0ie circumssances aside
which he mad endeavored to follow and TINS, with
an honest ambition he had strtven 70 utilize. (Ex.
ks had not Seen untrue TOT 70 his = early escnlnes IN
true to his personal frcnds untrue TO MS party: He
hoped % always stand wen IN the estimation Of nis
valued their esteem. This is the city Of his birtn
Its prosperity he prayed for and he g!oried "a is
reject upon Its good fame and naught 10 pain his
supporters or 70 tnem 70 regret the direct,on
airs, including "Auid Lang syne" and "None for
Joe In pleasant allustOn to exMarshal T0Oker, who
Clans resed snd me ssas snons wecn Ssd
mentarily increased, quietly dispersed.
Tho Young Men's Dsmocratic Reform Club
Address 20 Vssers Orsanised Opposition TO
the "Ring''-RiAelity 20 Demecrasic Priuci-
pies. 5s M
new political organisation, under the cognomen
Of the Young Mems Democratic Reform Club, has
recently been formed and established its head
quarters ct No IL Union square. The following are
the ofncers:-C A. jackson, President; Henry h.
Ward, w. O. Whitnsy, George W. Van Slyck. David
b. Williamson and Burton NJ Harrison, Vice Presi-
dents; A. W. Green, Secretary; Thomas G. Camp
bell, Treasurer. the following address has been
issued embodylng the objects OF the formation OF
the club and the principles which Will guide Its fu-
yure course
Of New Yorx associaon composed Of voter. Who have
pnsp:: which have and
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y y the o. such homes.
We tSss would affirm our fidelity to dsmecrac prtnct
% ns M Hss sss, y y dS ,a1,s -.
The next MEETING Of the club occurs on Friday
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Csnvcntion Of Greeley Repablicans-Prosest
Against the Committce OF Seventy. s
The County Convention OF the Greeley republican
organization was specially summoned to meet Q.
Twenty-thEd street and Broadway last night. to
take action on the conduct OF the Committee Of
Seventy. John Falconer presided. $3.50 IS ~
The PRESIDENT said number Of members Of the
Executive Committee sent to his house at O'Clock
last night requesting him to call the Convention.
Members of the other two organizations VINO agreed
with them on the ticket were present. the bils were
h sas
General COCHRANE submitted resoluton:-
Whereas the Convention BY authority Of The Union Repub
dent ccncsred With The Dsmccrse Reform Asscsis.On
sns n a
ticket which cooperative acsion underwood TO Be-
SS :uS .
% & e . sss
As g s ss ss
In contemptuoUs disregsrd Of that organization,
the Commissce Of Seventy tbe yonvenson w adhere % s
send Cuunittee and Apollo Hall reformers, ca
upon III fair rmindsd republicans and reforners 10
tain It.
Mr.. CONovER said the other organizations would
uphold the ticket, and they could secure it So.0oV
votes 6S gs,1 = trIf I'M
Mr. RICHARDSON said Of the four Aldermen they
were allowed to name three had been stricken out
by the Committee OF Seventy. Mr. Wickham, Of the
1tn all onAH fhrnr cf ontho
publican body, protested, and he protested against
1t himself; but one OF the committee hercely asked
him. what are you going TO do about !t,u
The resolution was tnen carried unanimously, and
the Convention adjourned.
Hes Yesterdays ReSisfrntf0n.