New-York tribune., 1874-10-30
THE ORGANIZATION

| The meeting was called to order by Thomas
c. Acton. who nominated Jackson g. Schultz for Char-
man. After this nomination had received the usuai
approval OF the audience, MI Schultz expressed hs
thanks and added few words in regard to some local
matters which, be said would not be discussed by the
| speakers. Said he:4
1t has been OF regret always, and it has been
damaging, as think, to city, that the local
municipal election should come at the same time that
the State and general election comes 1t has 80 nap
pened this time and you will bear witness, Dotwl-
standing the importance OF the officers to he elected
that very little said and less is known In regard TO this
canvass wish call your attention to the fact that
Tammany Hall s outside knocking to come IN. We
challenge them and ask who they are. We remember
Tammany Hall few years ago and have not very pleas
ant recOlectiOns Of their dOngs They us that
they reformed that they not the Tammany Hall
OF old The speaker considered briefly the old Tammany
Hail and the TammaDy Hall, showing that the
Tammany Hall Of the present day far from reform
ing, still unworthy Of the public confidence. In his
concluding remarks MI. Schultz predicted, Wickham
elected Mayor that before the close of hs admins
ratioD this city would have issued bonds ID the sum OF
t2OOOO0OO0 Mr. Green at present was an efficient and
careful WATCHDOG but as soon as Tammany Hall had
put him out bonds would 90 out on the run and the
of the city would grow greater and greater
long list of VieePresdents and Secretaries was here
read and adopted including, among other names, VIM.
Cullen Bryant the Hon. E. L. Fancher Horace B. CafiD
John Jacob Asor the Hon. JamesW. Booth, VIM L. Yer
milye, Benz. X. Phelps. and Henry q. stebbins. The
following resolutions also read to the audience
which we're to form the basis Of the evening addresses
The Republicans of the County of NewYOrk, in mass
meeting assembled, resolve:
First: That proud OF the candidates VINO nave
been nominated by the County Convention for our sup
port that Hon. Salem Ii. Wales, lately President
Of the Department Of Parks we recognize distin-
guished and public spirited citizen, whose hlgh charac-
ter past honorable record, and decided executive
ability are known all his fellow that In the
acce ptance Of the antlTammany nominee fot Regser-
that gaant soldier and generous friend OF the WHO"
and orphans, Gen. Patrick Ii. Jones, the Republican
Convention proved It's desire to unite with al the
nomination for Alderman at Large" OF that eminent
representative OF the best class Of our German fellow
citizens Mr. Frederick KuhDe, the Convention recog-
niZed the value OF an alliance with an element Oh our
population which has been systematically deceived ana
sold out by TammaDy Hall that the nominations OF
Alderman Vance and Billings for the next Board OF
Aldermen have been made as partial recognition OF
their valuable services In the present Board ana tnat
Forster will be worthy associate OF two OF tue best
Aldermen New-Yor bas ever elected.
Sscondiv That Republican party or this city de-
sres the OF the MOrrissey Ring earnestly
desires any thing that 1t brings against Mr. MOI
risseys ticket the solid force OF 5000 voters that II
welcomes urges the alliance OF all honest respecta-
ble and dissatisfied Democrats who dsRusted with
the present ruler OF TanmaDy and whose most eecua
way of bring that rule TO speedy end 10 Dy nelppg
to elect the Republican candidates.
Thirdly That, with determination 10 give New -York
an honest and efficient city government, we shall work
day and night success until the victory has been
won for cause and candidates
After song by the Union Gee club the first regular
speaker OF the evening" Geo. William Curtis addressed
the audience,