The New York herald., 1873-10-30
ma,esy ana prisons afford the only safe re-
poscry talent which fnds occupation corrupting

psssrs ior talent which ands ocsapssoa All in V oSaUns
Resolved That declare in favor Of just and liberal
once Develop the matsri interests Of the CITY, and Afford
iaborers employment with isir and rsmunsrativs cOm
Resolved That we asnosnse the p,essn. system .t
this city, ant demand Of our REPRESENTATIVES, n the Leg
local SELF lgoysrnment -...-,..
last Congress who shared in what q known as back
pay and that we DO especially condemn those OF our
SnSd5hy Of pubic spnaSsnes as and .appg1s
the ensd Mo aas Ss
bill Vas himself beneficiary Of the same to the extent
Resolved. That we denounce all monopoes and special
Ss S ne an s
and ALSO place the producer and consumer at e mercy
ana H%
rR sS pt ysSa All Wo would
the repabSragn system adso 70 ae
buHe the danssroa practices Of
tine "n Of
competency proagacy personal legislation and iayort
sna s hs
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81 a aanS ierven Cordial and support
Mr.. PETER b. OLNEY ofered, In addition, the
following:-
and
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missioners Of Police in said Board who repre- sena
four each ai..st hsys been ~
saa SosTs has sss
nzed by said Hoard in volson Of said d law; and
expression at the polls through the nsrumentallty OF
Resolysd, That this meeting does hereby appoint
John chsSIsr John &sasw and Ps.sr G olasy oy
board S afs c aad $ s view to wa o ifs
hs - with n the he % Of a6oyS
saop, tor the q the SaPt box 0a
ad
the fs protecon Of the police force Of this city
SPEECH OF Mr. THAYER.
ceponable in the character Of its officers remarkable
ss 4 Ss
%ss assured Shssfss sure shss
As
a. o Ike ana a & he
frugaliiy and economy had become household words In
s
that had brought them to this pass.
SPEECH OF Mr.. COX.
Mr. s. Coz was then introduced amid loud cheering In
the course Of his speech he The Democratic plat
M qSs i sns
other the pnse!p ynoss
Of JsassS1s InagsuTsi the realities oi our public
abuses Together they furnish
good s % ri The q
% s d but ut there sue Of pGSy
Our duty % row !, 70 seize the and make all that
etg viii e
s va Il y s y
Ing many and not q 6s surpsTs the
Of these prnsipes has not been Violated .itin
srasb1s
are
ihe that II ss % St this AN
miqstratioa delights in placing the military above the
have worn the solden f.tsers forged By raaicais@
ssaas S5 S'rfIss & E.sss ssn snd
&C. tor family the percentage was greatly in favor Of
Ssh S s e
$50 la IN this i Of
X said OHeF 0ns mus in Hs n time
70 he o abor Capital has had is ra
found wanting ascu5 % the and R hon
them work Tor them and resstabsh them for yoarelyes
and homes You cheered TO this by the SHOUTS
victory the West Our night Is not yet passed
though ii Is passing Like the Psalmis'My soul wateth
for 1t more than they that watch for the morning;
say more than they that watch tor the morning."
The other speakers were Mr.. George NJ. Beebe,
Mr.. I. @. Colvln, Colonel Fellows and ex-senator
I. L.. Klngman, OF North Carolina. They ad-
cratic victory in Ohio, and called upon the
democrats OF New York TO follow the glorious ex-
ample that mad been thus set them. II they did so
they would most undoubtedly as they urged, be
able to establish reign OF reform in all depart
ments, financial and otherwise
The meeting then separated.