New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-26
THE MAYORALTY.
CHARLES Z. LOEw IN THE ZELDA HEARTY
DEMONSTRATION IN HIS FAVOR N HE
ELEVENTH WARD.

CHARLES Z. LOEw IN THE ZELDA HEARTY
DEMONSTRATION IN HIS FAVOR ~ TIE
ELEVENTH WARD.
Charles L. Loew, the County Clerk, who is
now absent in Europe, has feel grateful TO his
friends in the Eleventh Ward They had enthusiastic
openar meeting and banner raisng'n saturdayeyening
al the junction OF Avenue aud Se1euth-st, and prom
nent sneakers we're present advocate the claims OF Mr.
Loew TO the Office of Mayor Of this city The streets in
the vicinity we're brilliantly Illuminated with colored Ian
terms and the platform was handsomely decorated with
flags and provided with numerous gas jets. An Interest
ing feature Of the evenings exercises was the raising oil
large and expensive banner, beirirg "A faithful p0r
trait Of the candidate and beneath 1t the appropriate
motto "a good and faithful servant" The meeting was
organized by the nomination, byHenry r. Bishop, OF
Alderman Henry Wolman for Chairman, who, after re-
ceiyng some decided cheers fromthe multitude before
him. made speech After proclaming the object for
which the meeting had been calledthe speaker sad
Here are conferred interests Of the greatest magnitude
and OF such nature that their nflence felt through
out he whole State In the selection OF one to control
and direct these vast and important Influences, tnat
they may confer their advantages and benefits Impair
TALLY upon all without dsiineto the greatest Judg-
ment should be exercised and the desire sought Tor 70
harmonic and reconcile az Oasses OF lhe cLtl-
zens Looking I'm that direction, and having
the best interestsof our CITY at heart, ,,, we
toj he Hon Charles T.. LOew. In toing do not
question the right OF any other 70 such nomination, nor
do We say VIC shall hold ourselves aloof from the sup
o6t OF ay other candidate but tht shall not labor
a. Earnestly FOR anohers election, sOud be chosen
Inv our Marty as we feel Ourselye inspired 10 in the
c3use of Charles f. IOew. The gentleman have been
6ho red 10 name TO by numerous citizens and res
enf Of tia ward X one well known to the citizens OF
this CITY and endeared to the Democracy by life OF
rsefnsss and devotion 20 its principles. He has been
a resident of this ward since LIB infancy. 1t was
here where his ambition was rstaSakened into active
life and II beng OF such noble Character II mot with
the kndest and warmest encouragement from all thOse
who admire him for his honorable purposes, In eonci-
sion let me say that fin presenting t name OF Charles ~
Ioew for tbe domination Of Mayor, ye point with pride
10 his past record and assure the people OF this city ta
should he be chosen for that position he VIII add an
honor 10 IT, and discharge its duts inspired with the
only desire to merit the appreciation Of his feloWct
zens lGreat applauseI
AT the conclusion Of his speech, Alderman WOltman
read series OF resolutions and allied upon VIM. c..
Cover, ex-Coroner for remarks homas Dunn English
John IL Duke Samuel sketchley, and DR.. Philip Merkle
also addressed the meeting DR. Meres address being
llvered In the German tongue. MrEnglish in referring
TO the coming election, dwelt upn tue importance Of
nominating good man for the 1ayOralty, and said :
While "A very few gentlemen are edeayoring TO create
chism in Your ranks il is your business as Democrats
10 make your local nominations strong that they eau
moi tag on TO your name the reprach OF having in
office at your hands who are unworthy; and this Is
another reason without invdiOn comparisons, why not
only YOU of the Eleventh Ward but residents Of every
ward in the city should insist upon the nomination OF
At the conclusion Of the speaking, the friends OF Mr.
IOeW were invited to the house VI Alderman MOtman,
aud partoOk of "A generous collatbn.