The New York herald., 1874-10-21

many There was spirit enough in New YORK 10
destroy any such Influences as the demoralizng
patrons during It's term OF once. People spoke or
Csesarism. but the worst form OF Casarism was
a thus state why should democrats despise % Cesar. r.
Ism IN the national government when they ad.
Woud m oshs ana wcKedy ana sabm 'eo
II In the STATE governments In the state
governments c@sarism was perpstuay folsted
the nomination OF Mr.. Ottendorfer for Mayor,
asked what was the nomination which the people
mated What was his nationality He was
German. He was democrat, and though
or nonesv BEEN violated 6y coTrup. PRINCIPLES
or practlces: he was the 1rst TO pus himself IN
hostile position to the e9rrupt practices Q, Tam
rnat corrupt clique. He was a foremost member
Of the Committee Of Seventy. and worked hard ard
downfall OF the corrupt ring. The speaker went
at considerable length TO praise the noble quail
m Soas s. ssaea and ana Se
would stand BY him IN spite of opposition.
(Cheers.)
AZ the close Of the last speech tho chairman
ca came forward r and announced the result come 70
For Aavor-Oswald Ottendorfer. (Cheers and
For Re0fster-General Patrick H. Jones. (Cheers)
Robert Beatty, Thomas B. Wallace. BENJAMIN F.
THE RESOLUTIONS.
The following resolutions were then read ana
declared adopted amid loud cries OF "yeas" and
"nays," pretty equally dlvided:-
samssi j. llden for Governor and William Dersnemer
ihe beradcmocratic slato ticket. ana viii give
in ssSs
@
two anworsy AND and that We invite
AL good citlzens respecuys o. par TO unite win Us
Eesoved ihat while the domlnaion lon Of John m Nor or
y % means q sIsaS 1a%ni%y ssas!y
S As so Sy have S @ Of S
presented as their personal Representatives shat
!as ely win Be .apsstsa 70 the aamation Of
respect confidence, and who are in repre-
as ss s.'h sRs sss ms
y h sxsas Of q h sy as have ave-
been selected for their fitness worth, and not upon
as IF
that should combine on their behalf general and tri-
Resoved, That at the present crisis of our municipal
% an honest est ts and @ scono@sal aannsraon 81 our ely
@ in Al h Inc
ana stand
% our wsics s S city 1hs may aSs Ssst se
m ,sy Should a be sr sd
ing mighty commerce. in which we have on Snr nie
a ssnib sh BE- q 0
nesa % sa s9~s hs S
at reasonable cost We call therefore upon all, Of
pa1 sss % vii S sad aa ss
70 secure these great objects
MIR. cREAMER's CLOSING REMARKS.
FELLOW CITIzENs-I have but few words to say
shall al march side BY sas: and rescue y rom
iofe any ine end Vn connsctlon with this meeting
nAonf
a few words. particularly to the gentlemen
Of the PRESS as regards the candidates presented
to the banker, to the lawyer, to the mechanic and
70 the laborng man. and to al, the citizens OF New
s IT s.
sss sss ssss G regards aPss,s.sS
cnarge. wish TO INFORM those gentlemen who
ae 10 the American democrat VINO might ieei averse
to vote tor Mr.. ottendorler because he u not an
Committee Committee ' mad at heart the desire ITO to
nominate an American born democrat l
desire 20 say to al sucn to ai! VINO are Influenced
ever, did our bes, to obtain candidate and that.
too, at Mr.. Ottendorfer's special request. Mr..
opposed TO TINS close corporation IN Tam
many Hal making It's nominations as
he was the representative and VINO viii be side
by side In the ranks OF thousands OF other demo-
Ha ss 10 70 Ia
bearing the name OF the venerable patriot who
founded this institution in the hall OF which
great philan nthropist, Peter Cooper. The German
democracy OF this city, deslrous Of honorlng the
the name Of Edward Cooper as their candidate.
WHAT was The result Their suggestion and their
candidate were BON Spmrnea WIZ seorn oy those
ask for the nomination OF Mr.. Ottend0rfer because
he is a German, but simply because they accept IN
the man VINO stands behind him. The committee
were repulsed because Tammany Hall did not
as snow
enough TO resist the insult, AZ It even ap-
psarea 70 samuel :. nldsn Ind great cheering),
better friend living than oswald 0ttsndorier.
(Cheers) Mr.. Ottendorfer's statement was this
win they remain in the ned until elec.
ssS a al fa' al %
viii, ior Gods sake nominate them. as
donot want to be Mayor. only desire to repre-
esn democrpass and this American people viii
fnd ault with US Tor not nominating an Amer.
instance the Americans showed cowardice,
because they would not run unless they
ana Soud goe
be compelled to nominate me 1 will run TO the
close Of the polls on election Day loud cheers
nation for lucrative position IN the city. did
not want to place myself in the position,
ar this time, OF an onlces-eeker. (Laughter.)
"a voice-You could not get it, Great
iaughterl ! say, my friends, our iunny friend
% have the % privilege Of speaking in Tammany Hail
meeting, ana we will now good naturedly give
him the liberty OF saying little. Great cheers and
laughter.) Now, II John Morrssey were here that
man dare not open his mouth Irecolect when tnar
once was rendered to me-the Reglstershfp-
that that modest retiring little gentleman that
had been OF the request OF Horace Greeley-tloud
cheers)-appointed TO fiji the ONCE, when the
away and LETT his widow penniless, that
he, Patrick Henry Jones. performed the
duties OF that ofice and handed over the
iect that Horace Greeley selected him as the man
he would trust above all others-the little Irish
man, Patrick Henry Jones, who, for montns, la
bored without compensation ana without
reward. tCheers.) l Thought that TINS
man had some claims upon the omces
and upon the citizens, especially as he
was poor man, while his competitor Ii o ricn
man, and nominated him In the meeting OF con-
ference. and he Ia now nominated before TO-