The New York herald., 1874-10-28
"DE BEEBLE'S BARDY."

'Ver ish dat bardy now ?"
The 'Beebe's Bardy" met again last night In
very suboued form on Fourth avenue near Seven
teenth street. About twenty delegates were
present, including Jacob Coaen, who says regard.
Ing the report OF Monday evenings performance
'On, dat lsh q mean ding" The meeting last night
was held in fifteen leet square room, at the back
of a beer saloon. Mr.. Cohen told the reporter
that there would be a meeting .'soon.n rhe re.
porter waited until ten O'Clock, and no meeting
had occurred up to that time. Mr.. Cohen called
the reporter aside ana told him In confidence
fhat he had no personal animosity against the
editor or the HERALD but, .'Oh dat vas a mean
ding to make me so much fool. / never did me
notin to de paper; Id knocks my pushes all
round tu.n AS the reporter concurred with Jacob
regarding the fiiendly relations existing between
him ana the HERALD nothing more was said on
ON MONDAY night Mr. Cohen promised that II his
speech appeared IN the HERALD he would be at
the HERALD office at twelve noon, with 1000 for
the reporter; but as he failed to come 10 time q
few questions were asked on the subject, but no
anse ers gwen. Alter lull In the conversation
Mr. Cohen said, regarding the hardy. .Oh We BIN
bissy all day, We did more as der days vorek-
We got all de dlshtrcK's vorxin, und valt dill you
"Mr Cohen" SAID the reporter, 'wbat do you
intend To do. now tnat MIR. Havemeyer has re-
tecteo the nomination w
Look at dose bapers," said Mr.. Cohen, thrust
ing the following document at the reporter
coHESs PROGRAMME
Your committee herewith enclose Hon VIM Have
meyers deelinatioa ma as a candidate ior Mayor
oswald ottenauhcr our eadidate tor Mayor beelv.
will faithfully defend the people against the imriques Of
partisan politicians
We also recommend
for Register believing him 10 be man worthy OF
carried JACOB CunEN
The grammar OF this paper, as well rs the
"motion" and the .'unanmously carried" are ali
". ~
nation OF Mr.. Havemeyer, Will be seen Dy the cor
responoence below
THE NOMINATION TENDERED.
hEADeuAErxRs PEorLEs PARTY, !
Hon wIILa f. AAvssFrrn. Mayor % Of ne New " YOre:-
DEAn s1s-The bearers OF this communic alton Q
above headsa s. feSressn.lns all q the
70 tenae you in Se i name S ot the Peoyes
rsns%pinssi0n par Tor i, lhs position Mayor q
a. to Sur , The
,spy 70 said organization AZ eight 9e,ocs somoIrow
W. Ersxrrr Secretary
REPORT OF NOMINATING COMMITTEE.
TO THE GxsEaAL CoxxlrrEE OF THE PEorLxs PARrY,-
uar msetlnx Filth Avenue Hotel October H. ias
That they have conferred with other organizations n
regards nominations Tor municipal officers, aud re-
itrt That they still adhere to convinced that
Of Mayor they have well weighed and consd.
s he has worked with zeSious . or the
c n mofsngmen N ana a1payers and against the niev
less honest determination had been placed
position the debt of the city would have largely
increased and our now overwhelmed taxes further
creased BY millions VI dollars; the efore
Hon William y. Havemeyer Tor Mayor
M. HANLON, Chairman Conference Committee.
THE MAYOR DECLINES A FOURTH TERN.
ExEcUTIvk DEPARTaEEr,J
CRY HALL NEW York, Oct "a, L74 I
SIR have received " the hands or the Chairman
party representing all the Assembly districts Of city
and county OF New YORK. rendering tue nomins tion
as its candidate Tor the Mayoralty OF this city the
suing erection.
The baitering manner which you have referred to
administration OF tue duties that Office
past two years thankfully appreciate knowing that, II
In particular have dsa ppointed The tons
the public at large have suffered harm my hands
There are now three candidates in the field for
Office. The objective point should the defeat
Wick ham and Hayes alias Kelly and Morrissey. To
pish this desirable object there should be
tration, and diluton The time Intervening before
election il short TO allow any change OF the present
programme and AZ the great mass .: the people whose
interests deeply involved the result OF
yass have apparently accepted and are satisfied with
The present situation tney must be supposed willing 10
abide the issue OF the canvass, what1ver 1. may Lc
IL would have been very difficult matter for me TO
nave again accepted the nomination Tor Mayor OF this
sty II II hao been preferred by all the parties opposed
70 ianmany HAIL but as am happily relieved from all
concern ON mat account II would Ue un wise ior to
participate in any calculated 10 weaken the
ORGANIZATIONS now IN the held and thus lessen their
slances o. success against the common cnemy. would
leretofe ocs You 70 support those tickets opposed to
iammany hhil when commend themselves 70 your
Judgment as having the best chances Yours
respectfully. WILLIAM r. HAvEMEYER, Mayor.