New-York tribune., 1871-11-17

are candidates. for Office estesa @ .ens tnsss ea s o.
tlnsiasr and natter and fswn upon them and regret
rsh%sP are r too a 70 think tSt tnS anS
word in regard 10 her struggles to throw on the opRre
sve yoke Of tyranny Is e mann man sqsn SGG bos
who only seek TO arouse enthusiasm for the purpoee OF
obtaining votes while they only utter these sympathE-
We have man here to-niGhtJ oDopovan Rosa lap
had Rsst tI t In 9ns 90 .ances
Sre that he might be defeated However with kind OF
Irish dvy L as FsOysd Be- Sy 70 s and
One OF the Clerks Of Election, on the night the votes
tIent TO finish the counting Of the ballots took large
humber OF them, and put them In sandwich, and u ne
s Msuy S other frauds Of different phases were perpesed
i'm Rossas district and believe II fair counting OF the
votes that pOed could have been had, Mr. Tweed
would have found Lis small majority much smaller. MY
feloW-citizens, protect your baIot do not allow any
Tas 81 as the snSS%dr now have the pleasure Of
Producing You the future Senator Of the Iyth District
New York, j. O'DonoVan ROssa. tGreat applause
SPEECH OF o'DoEovAN ROSA.
lam unwilling to say much TO you tonight for think
that We have frauds enough to denounce in ewYork
without doing your part Of the business You complain
that your freedom Of election has been violated we
complain OF 1t In NewYork, and for have reason 70
complain of it. Iwent before the people, although some
said had right TO do so-that had inordlnato am
bton 1t was not tho seat in the Legislature that
wanted, ana L Will not lose any money III
contestng it, but 1t was said that thero was
no Irishman who would run against Tweed whom Tweed
could not buy out, and have proved that there Is an
Irshman that Tweed cant buy Some m OF pda Sa
4. III 5sa bsS Sd 3
counted I should have had majority, for know
got tho votes Of the & &hard-wCTTElng Ta1i06e1 gne1
Hail. but earn t6eir bread by the sweat Of the brow
One claim have against Telnnany which should % r ref9
years been In the society Of thieves did not run as
Republican Democrat but simply as an honest man;
district The only party am with s the one n6S ,ast re- Is
MI Robinson then read te following resolution:
Iss TR SosoS T Sc %sCty Of the .aa
DnOefac IS d proclaim oi Democratic af
HaReipal nsa2i1 1iS,1 REFORM and hone honest seoa
held @ BrooiS Ball. os H. 1911 Tsprssnod BY tbs dssgc.
from each ward and before crowded .eP6y a.! ssosLS1. % IONS
daes ~ Oe municipal reform and a. eoCnoHic o.
applications O eI counsel fees and 'nscure' and other
Wras BY soisSos and fsod and BY % counting Of the
said William Robinson Association which noI9ere IN 'he M &
count Only stOEns strength than other
independent ticket ever run II Broohyni , , IN III.
.sssU" q :anl for C; SDGo x, GS S.o6 S aa County
esOlod That re.3 and r.a,ss oar eiEe pr sssT,t M
S Sf Is % A Election
@ people sa S s SSTS to-, one SsD OF S SS SS
der laws OF boSrS created or provided for BY against the
Of counsel Of apartments while have co
ration for attending to this business against tie snecn n
@ Water Bsa 11d .S,s tie S O S s%ss ana md n
The working men and honest Of tie people.
RIsolpn6 That We are In favor legislation
securo keghh nSRSs the comfort aud Independence 0 oe
WOrkngmen. -, -,
Resoed That We are IN monthly rpbhston s
paid ont Of the CITY County with The Of those draw
Ing the money and the services rendered.
soITtd Al fraud and violence in sleeton:
and demand for ourselves political opponents pec End respect
u reception Of the ballots and aer the polls closed
hoDed shall continue gur organization ard take early
measures to participate In the next elee,lO1.
resolutions adopted with loud applause, after
which the meeting adjourned