New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-01
AlrJ'c ~ Im WYNN rrsr WARD.

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. 81. stt. .. srt Thsy hoped by this organ
a.. .. 1910 powrt for good. Al that
So, ....t .,.... scarcely necessary 10 ssy
f, ..r... ....t.. 20 ,a gau., affairs in his city
&C.. .. o. a.syr shodld publish every four
...... g tta Rasu, IL. affairs OF the city.
- ts.' ... eco a',isa'"dt to give sucha state
so ...r gree. pruditur~s for the last two N"a's
e. au- r.IH"us wear. They Wei" n"'
to what had Meu due
.. r,I zoe u a notable fact nat
g. ..i,r s'H'd Ia the public dit over
.f t'. year three individual,
900. bowed e. u,so more, making over .l-."D.
- .. ..Ht. i... M. aud these officials have net
g.. o. ..r 10 u-u,'bs While the Genera. roy
s,u... .t,. q" reduce It's debt. 'his ,.'7 h.s
e.. -rt angel, ,n.tedsing its nd"ht"di"'-
~. '... hoo t.. 10. eta over $1O2,OOOnD haN" loren
O.. % ... ''' .." year, He then read the f".lo"
b.. ..'...
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e.. ~ ...' n. anu o. th' tn't 80 ,
...rg- al ee.t Of tie City I'D ,oSa. o. N'"
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... .''r "a possibly .sea,on az To- poi
T., sson li Of o. 'a ;, ..i1 local i.s.
'.. .. go. ,sl dened spectacle II metropolis Of
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10 20 G;5 . nd ne dtS S 'n'' l 'a.' an a. nov"
" y. n, "'s *. a a.S F'l,' ing f l5,.
~. , .i5 'la.,r5c, statements. eA,lsrsy
e. t, UGroI, and ae.y "s, S ecp,. cs
"~ siwe S TIC Grand jury Of the loarti Tho Ddc;
he 80. Of Is >e il th; sovereign cJsctr inOetse
a. " VA nfars respectively yhmn ,hr,r gar TO IheoS
he n S eo %Lo oe' SsSs si .a Ss Of aou M
IT, rS I'm. Committee Of fifteen be sppoD,.i BY
ss. upon C.,au'ee having in charge ruhc suns
On he H. Iolia who sa be sSI I'd to Sogt nj
~ e , ,aS =, sn T@ n, pr1 m nse. N mum a pa
:'-.ars t. attend soc4 pa1Lc meeting in bOay.
Dr. Francis LlcO,r then introduced, and said:
TIE rDccrt rec ords Of crime and The destruction Of life
are h.ri, more 'gus ing and terrible than tue manner
IL wAM tar n,r aari nave Deen cOnp h o.,
trst tie danger, and 50 IL Is III every we
TE ne &c s i" cam n done to effect cure Where the
CELt Cf outrage l. CoL raj II Ialls mo H'est' rlu
sasses hands Unfit Tor managing pubic affairs me
happens more IA large cities t1dn otner places anu iS
II the period Ct Large Iiies While at me same e tG
TINS sort rascaty public pecuatiOn) increases cal
HIOn each one Of you 10 u. IN
public affair, for he who has right to vote has a+o
to tic polls. The dishonest ones are sure to e. LAP
pAuFe Let us zee that those who haye brought about
W H. H. Moore, Vice President of the Atlantic Insur
aDce Company spoke as follOws
Every man. woman, and child in the city is interested
denend more ol less on our police and
Justice. Then th the Departments OF Health an'
sp, all cOmprehcnded in our municipal affairs, and tOuch
ing every OF closely irrespective OF religion o.
mSs thew Sa be properly Conducted. We ought t
have plan by voter t T Won nave sr
he able to do something toward IT. Ten lnen can do tn
the 81 ten are veil SELL CHOSEN, the tGcusan,
win all be equally represented. For tins rea
Of It's Constitution Article s. whereby six or more mem
cTs Of this Council may appoint one OF their number tc
i tes HOeS ~ hee ~ Sens S o hee ca az be
Eha tie leaders of the party he fairly chosen to repre-
~ in 10th Of present great parties whe
you 20 IL the balIOtLOX few men behind the scene
eive tho tickets, aud must vote. not at all
But by the plan Iorth 10y this organization eacl
.Dhe 10 fairly represented.
Mr.. Jackson said:
II proper that should put ourselves here cit
izrns with will 10 carry out reform In our municipa
SnArs The people Of This city have been held Tor
rl years Uy tyrants and their moral force " toa
A., a. low condition ever was that OF BelOt. tn
hisck slave Was slave perorce but y9n from choice
az this point u fellow with brogue called ont, " 10
naght 10 be slave O. d. you" The intruder was "a
siant;y removed VINO IVY the i%~en not Ot tS
ioiIic!an. nor the eapitaisst st is A tn
O0r Hnp But our resolutions call for action and nc
siisrusson t1uigbt will thert10re leave this subjeC
sin another time. Let unite 70 vote fCr men wort
90 TeIIetcnt uS-hCnest men"-0f VDHIeVef party "
eau aud we will wrest from these tyrants the oni
weapon ny which they rule us-the power OF rO1DiuG ~
VIC sec that We Not cheated at the poIls an
be done, 1Trt by the presence OF men lhppia41seg
second, by the power Of the Sheriff. thro ~ InS uo'
rrnOr ana last by the President Of the UEed States
Great applause.
The resolutions then carried amid grese>app