New-York tribune., 1874-10-21

almost inspiration. Abraham Lincoln applause, "a,
that he believed in governments Of the people, by
Of the people by two or i've or ten Of the people
particular quarrel with John Kelly John Morrissey
or any other individual except as 10 the principiei
the republican government the best earth. it IL
equally true that that government should be admins
National State, and city has fallen into the hands Of
thieves and robbers, Il Is simply becau,c this IS gov
that the Government Of the District OF Columbia Is SO
corrupt It was because personal Interests lt was De-
mount to the interests OF the people and individuals
mad broome rulers OF the people instead Of their
OF this that it is the purpose Of people OF
NewYork 20 teach anew the lesson that public ohcers
that the merchants your city are been
for years oppressed by SaDborn contracts 1t IL because
people, Ben Butler aud Others have undertaken to ad
minister tine government IN the interests OF Sanborp an
his associates II it Is true that that hoDored name OF
Christia. statesman become Kissing and byword,
Is because pOitcaDs have combined IN secret con-
minister its AFFAIR." to dispose Of the public lands
pubic bonas for their personal interests We
ss"S Of s people depens ho
spring OF ocF action. We must lneyitapiy, sooner
or later, triumph, and nothing on earth can deeat US
IL that almost all the evils which oppress
this any other people have resulted from the centra
response TO the people 1t Is then and there only that
afraid of the parties the leaders of parties when
" WHAT are you going to do about itT tAppausel it
s for tnat reason that declare myself against Tue
has taught me that when party remains long Ia power
there IS n0GSa 70 ras, 'ns and s ne bad
becomes foremost In the control OF the desnes OIL tue
people. submit TO you this proposition tnis
movement of the people against individuals.
THE NOMINATIONS.
As Mr. Niles concluded mis- speech the committee OF %
returned, and through their chairman. eIJudge
Thompson. announced the result OF their delioera-
tons. Judge Thompson with the usual complimentary
preface, called out loudly that the committee had
the nominee Mayor, Oswald Ottendorfer
The music poured forth In short strain, while three
cheers mingled with rapidly ylncreasing Kisses, fol-
lowed. When Mr.. Creamer ia thunder tones put the
question Of Mr.. Ottenorers acceptance by the meet
ing, there was an instant and hearty response OF
"Ayep but when the contrary was Icalled
or there was equally full and lengdrawn-
out cry Of "Nol" swelling more and more,
while Kisses began to be heard ell over
the hail. Judge Thompson then proposed for Register
Gen. Patrick II. JONES' and when the question OF his
acceptance put the ayes were again followed Dy
still more boisterous noes" The announcement OF the
names of the proposed Adermen-atLa Large, benjamin f.
Beekman Thomas B. Wallace. Robert Beatty, ana
Joseph Blumenthal. received similar treatment with
one variation, when q voice cried out " All whisky
men r. Then ex-Judge Thompson read the following
resolutions, or rather partially read them, for still
greater disturbance arose. and without being read In
full they adopted with numerous dissenting cres
and cheer for wm II. wickham:
R,.oved That cordially indorse the nomination Of Samuel
Ten and William Dorsbemer for
OF candidates Liberal Democratic State Ticket and
will give them earnest support.
etens support local whose ec
invite all gooi zeas irrespective
party with the accomplishment OF that object
k,Soipsd That wae the domination John
Kelly appear only the Democratic voters Of this Ely vet
they WELD by Of ;he great Tannany fraud deeply
boldly
expressly eDed their personal shall De sue
er,u the cty will be subjected arbitrarily
rued two respect confenc and who
representative OF the worth and honesty o cn
so.ved That We present nominated this the
people Of this emnen deserving the support OF good oit
1ens OF candidates have been selected for their illness
combination OF strength asepresenste men oil dieenl a
should combine in their general triumphant
,solued crisis municipal sfs all goof
effort TO an honest aud econom ga
mnlon of Citv Government All classes have commn IN
The aoorns man. the
merchant aud the should stand together 70 o
the prosperity OF our great and noble c Inc
better to him. that ne
may bis living than support Lin 10 chaIt the mercoa
every possible facility shall DO Afforded for carving or the
mighty strength the property
needs his real shall be opened TO hs use ei our
population and they all need that protection aa eoI'or. na DC
We call therefore a OF whatever essa Or eondo ana
party support candidates who will ahof honestly and dill
Toe ext speaker was Morits Einger. who began his
remarks under extremely unfay0raoe demonstratlons
| Mr. Creamer closed the meeting by advocating the
election Of the candidates. and claiming that III spite or
the denominations by some In the meeting threefourtns
| OF the assembagc were with hun In favor OF the
nominations. Tue band then played the Star Spanged
| BaDnerD followed by Home sweet Home" and the
crowd pressed rapidly out OF the building cheering Tor
| Mr., Wickham and the entire Tammauy ticket.
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