New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-02
ACCOMPLISHMENTS,

N. X. COnnOr,
4. r. Hslhdsy, COM G. K Gaiisan julius waisTOrb,
Morgan Jones Hon WIN c. Alexander, Rufus Hatch.
" W Vanderbilt. IsSTsass Meyer; Josef 3lnisrA
H. s.emmernsp John Morgan Z. NJ. savers
Jno. stsdtaHder. ynO. @ Maher. Joseph Dowling
VIM Mcmahon. Jno. Bryan. 4. u. se5oa
Nam lI G. Phillip. James jam ii R. .'i Kessi
SECRETARIES.
Geo. Lav,jr, VIM Finlay PI ncAear
JOIN ". smi8, C. H. Reiley, A. ChGrohii,
John Mssterson T. {. CaubgsI j.. w. Collier,
Henry Hinck, John stsc0m, d. = Page,
| Up stack H. 4. Linlen Christopher line.
| Mr.. Brooke read tho following letter from the Hon
| Francis Herman: . a.. - ,o-.
Henry Morrison and others Committee Dehoerdtc Re-
form ASsoctdti0n-DEAR sRs Your favor dated the 26tl
inst inviting me TO address ratification meeting Of the
iDS, Soy was handed me rms morning as was leay-
ing NewYork for this place. am TO address meeting
of our political friends TO be held at Newburgh FRIDAY
evening; the notice that would has been widely
published for several weeks ana have promised our
friends that would not disappOint them. am graft
fed with your that tho Democrats whom your
Committee represent realize the Importance OF the sue
cess OF the ticket upon which have the honor OF beng
OF the canmdaes and trust the approaching elec
ton will result In favor the reform OF all abuses ana
the establishment Of purity IL the administrator OF our
10 express to yourselves and the members OF the or
ganization you represent my thanks i0r inc Iason
Tie following preamble and resolutions were read;
| TIE RESOLUTIONS:
Wares The elementary P9sPs 81 ~ s ln @ 9e
meut that though IN sef against corruption pub
sSf.' Tie Apollo Hall OrgslstOa is battle sorn" ".
s 1 ", ss .S otfe gs apostles Of rs ecs and
Wea The Of Reform ,oagesd BY Apollo ian year ago
ana corruption many departments Of cts still pre-
seats ue which We determined to purify and to set example
vi unpnncpo hereafter from eenI pubic Place
& n ssc % Of honest ff and capable osceis and that
coed IS 70 iGqod - the sp1 o. l s a Sn
f % FseeaSe tbs city the ma Who gave Reform
power consistently been It's fearless aud faithful champion
Rssossd That The proper and administration Of s criminal law
shkeEIse olree OF safety ard pJecoa 20 oar popei th
Su To- lie taT Justice shouIi be udo feel tie reaaltes attend
a un wba 10 The pe 1ore5 We look 70 Tie practical
establishment Of tie pHcpo in 1 eonsly at all men 'haA 20
Rssis list as tie local legislature Of city Likewise one Of
,heek upon cG corruption nave Therefore selected Tor eall
eSs o ~, s c . Of t b AMI Secure 10 to city The adoption Of
such shall bel conas' to is Interests aal pospeit
general interests slt shoad only be administered By men q
Ills responsible cc gelt q great professional aaslta
and personal Torl vel and ',y O l b CO. Of
cite-s-Dr Atoloh Kesalef, ,...,.-.,- ..--
branch Of Gosernas-Conge ssitVe 4gd AdslaL-"e
feel urei tina. We have pFen'ed ticket which WI @es' lie iadoi'e
Rsolrea 1hi is source Of great eongaat9n ani pleasure to
led state bY that ent man ana
nest Democratic psrt TO whose election we faithfully
Rocked That viii conduct ths einya that preedd Re
70 Tye the devil n SIAN taught the people that honesty
party and MORN beyond the control OF tie machinery Oh LIE
VIM C. Barrett, after taking the chair, has been
| stated, made the following address:
SPEECH OF WIN. C. BARRETT.
| MY FRIENDS No man has any desire to feel indis-
posed but never in my life felt grief at indis
position than 1 do at the present moment.
| In the great and good in which We
| are all engaged, 1 have been laboring and
very constantly speaking and addressing my elowcit-
zens and have completely been deprived OF the use OF
my voice. never was, my friends deprived OF the use
OF my tongue, for by 1t have made my living for a
long time and nothing would have induced me to dis
obey the njunctons of physician, except desire to
show my friends that my heart is still engaged in the
| great cause, SO near and dear to us all.
We are gentlemen, on the very verge OF one OF the
most Important elections whether II be National State,
or municipal that took place IN this country OF this
city This organization youthful though 1t be-not Of
two years. growth-presents to the community and to
the citizens of New-York ticket and body OF names
such as never was presented to the citizens for their
Sdo a To d 1SF State ee but at the head Of
! ticket we have for Governor q man whom have
ornament to our state and stands at the very top
of the Bar Of the State Of SewI9rk; mean Francis
| word TO endeayor TO sway or drive the opiRion
any man except upon @vs %gnc iPat T FraSG
| herman shall have my hearty support, and shall
have my vote upon dTeday Or r ea MSGep
were that read In one Of the evening papers an
WsiIst' felt il to be my duty, as a member OF the
Committee of seventy to appear to denounce
tho most public manner, that which appears TO have
emamaGed from that body and trust that my friends
the Democrats Of this city and particularly those of that
marty who have the honor from the land which
brtb trust that none OF them Will deem that
traitor ~ their interests OF to the cause OF Demoe-
| racy. - =. .. .
We have presented 10 you for the high office OF Mayor
OF this city young whom have known from child
hood to the present hour. When knew him in his boy
| hood had Sufficient dscernment to know that the
elements of greatness in that man. and although
he may have been guilty, like every one Of
| us all, OF youthful ndisoretion, still defy any
70 lay his hand 10 his heart aud James OBren
was guilty OF dishonorabe action. will not run
through the career Of that young man. Will merely
refer 10 the last year OF his life He was selected
last Oct0 ber, US tho Democratic candidate for the
| high Office Of Senator Of this State, an office,
/ in tny Judgment more exalted. and requiring
intelligence strict honesty, than even the
office OF Mayor. when the nomination OF MI O'Brten
submitted TO the Committee OF Seventy, and submit
unanimously nominated and indoFsed by them
What do mud todayi 1 mud that
| the Committee of Seventy have publicly issued
circular, calling upon the citizens OF New-York TO sup
port Mr. Hayemeyer and denouncng Mr. O'Brien, say
ing that his election would mperil the lveS persons
and property OF the citizens OF New-YOrk here Is q
young man who performed every act OF honesty
| OF Justice and right when Senator OF our eitI'
every request OF the Committee Of seventy Ana Nll
We find that same body Of men coming out to-nlght
and stating that he is DANGEROUS man 70 20
with tho Office OF Mayor Their conduct Is SUCH that
say what will say 10 them that VIII ior the last
time appear In that body And why should 90 there
Democrat, when the fact has been admitted that
| they made compact Win tno h T =,
| saying Republicans, You nominate w. 7. Hayemeyer
| and will indorse your whole Republican judicial
ticket. These are the men VINO proclamea enres