, 1873-09-27
THE L1QUO1. PARTY.

Tho Gcrmnm.lnlbcrnitlrl Coalition In
COslrctl Last EvcMinR-~IIlOy Dub
Themselves tho " Pc0ple,A Party.'s
and Decide t0 Hold II NIccting--NIr.
Eacsihg Abuses Snpt. IFns1lburn--11c
Promises to Have Lots Of Money to
IIun tho Cnmp.lign.
meeting Of tho Joint Committees of the Gorrnan4
Hibornian Confederation mot Inst evening ut Bismarck
Hail. corner Of Washington street and Fifth avenue.
In the absence Of the permanent President, Mr.
ThomRa Louergan, Bonator Kohoo waH called to tho
chair,
Reports from committees being called for, Gars
Loib stated tha Kinsabury 1rall was secured for tho
evening Of Oct. 4, a1i arrangements had boon cons
peted Tor grand mass-meeting, and for speakers,
funds, osc, Mr.. A. q. Hoang submitted tho following
cay. which had boon dosormiuod upon by tho oou-
10 Our Ftio -catfztns: In view Of Tho apnroac,,
Ing municipal election and tho important Issues for
tho welfare Of our city involved thefon wo cali on iii
political sunt!on, to uno with In order to bocrn
agooa and economical government for tho next muni-
al ,n e ess IT, who sn II o5 Of
deavor 10 advance public morals BY moral suasion mud
not ~ prohiboEy laWsj who ara I'll favor of quiet
sunday by protecting religious services without re-
sor. o stringent gsneFa aw who nre opposed to tu
tso: BE- tho e, E5etssssrs q is aa
tavor Of law order, m arc opposed to every tau
ton aud oVery candda.e who nisarpiy tho term for
All cIpsne 81 .! ~ ana tyranny nyg
party they may hayo formerly belonged who Rdonb
nS Sr1 SqxS s v0f ap io nsst r. r. at Rings
consultation and toiIt action In regard 10 tAo an
proaching o1oction.
Redmond shertden moved tho adoption OF the cali,
which waH put TO tho mcetiug aud cnrriet. -
Gen. Leib moved that oil Monitors Of the Committee
present sign tho call The socretury, Mr.. p. Steiner
q no6er o st1s s .S ha''
nerorts from gentlemen present REPRESENTING tho
had been '0' dono '' oWep S organsna far or
ths Srana ;,aa t. maaa-1nseting The reports
oae M II oses e nS"R sd one aleay been
IN reference 10 DO of .le party, Mr Mestns
sa reoplss isas ry" nS haa oceis to Gull 1t the
Tho Secretary stated that several of the German nsso
be headed BY bands Of music.
general discussion was then entered into on tho
H. Mesin%s % atatsd That all the money that would he
necessary to run the campaign would DO rniscd, hut
he thought, much money would not bo required, lho
Of . political, Puritanical domtueersug party.
Mr. Smith moved that cach ward 10 instructed to
purpose of organizing. Adopted.
;, hednord Sheridan explained that the wnrd meot.
tnss tftn ,,, he'd wod 1s on ana
sas7ess'' ssSs TUT each ward be allowed to an'a' OWL
~. nestug desired TINT tho members of tho COM
mittce present from eacl. ward ko blank call or two
with them for tho purpose Of layng tlsnm signed by
thc lealtng citizons an1 taxpayers throughout tho
siae that they wcro not bltmucr party,
but that hey represented he bono and sinow Of tic
community, tho tax-tayera, and not tho ta1-ngers,
Of the city. uo also suggested the pEoprcty of each
ward looking utter Tho naturalization Of aliens and
thorough organization In every district. Ho believed
That s,,cceas would crown their eora. Tho people Of
.lis city md % else thS nress wero opposed to woah-
became denorulizod and Hfo nnd property were no
longer aafe and something should DO done 10 pluco tho
City Government III tho hanls of honest aul capable
men.
E. n. Smith coinclel with tho remarks In refer.
once to Wnshbnrn, but ho conteEdcd TINT A present
were American ctizo,s, and not Germals aud Irish.
The meeting adjourned.