The New York herald., 1875-10-26

horrssey for State Senator, John k Hackett ror
eorder and Benjamin X Phelps for District Attorney.
The meeting place East Broadway square, and il
no exaggeraton 70 say that the place completely
Jammed with people. The chairman Of the meeting
was Mr. Brian Reilly, who spoke OF the merits OF the
different candidates AS the names Of John
horrissey, John K. Hackett and Benjamin X.
fheps we're mentioned they received with cheers
Mt horrissey was then introduced 10 the assemblage
He said;-"I am indeed pleased to see such vast mum
Der here present tonight to greet me have been
twice the representative Of the citizens of New York
in the Congress OF the United States and proudly
refer you 10 my record there. | am now candidate
ior slate senat0r-hot ~ my own choice, for you all
know repeatedly refused TO accept any nomination;
but have been, as were, compelled 10 accept il by
the pressure brought TO bear me by
my friends. And now ] do not consider this SO much
my fight as yours. l. as you know was turned out of
Tammany Hall because dared to advocate the pr nc
Pile of the democracy that the majority should
rule | was opposed TO the dctatorlal mower
Of one was opposed TO the reduction Of the
aborers' wages and because | dared 10 express nv
opinion was declared outside the pale. This is no
milk and water fight II is for you to say who shah
win; for, if ! am defeated, then you have no more
voice; your necks under the yoke and you Will
never be able to throw IL on. When was ever in
fight single handed always won IL is for you 20 say
whether shall gain victory this time have fought
your battle and now IL is time that you come forward
10 support ask you, one and ALL not only to vote
for me, but TO induce your neghbors 90 do the same
Cheers
J. D. McCelland and others also addressed the meet
ing
FOURTEENTH WARD.
The meeting in the Fourteenth ward was also ex
remey large, 6llng the hall and the street Mr. John
Morrissey addressed the assemblage, both within aud
without, and was vociferously cheered.
JEFFERSON CLUB
AT meeting of the Twentieth Assembly District
Jefferson Club held last evening the president Charles
H. Lyons, in the chair the following resolutions were
Adopted
Resoyed That in the action Of the Democratic County
Con venon in nona nating such fearless sterling and hon
est candidate John X Hackett but feel proud
members Of this In indorsing and pedgng
him support furthermore the balance of the county
ticket deseryedly demands recognition and aid.
THE FRANCIS BIxBY cLUR.
regular meeting Of the Francis NJ Bixby Club was
held last evening at their rooms, at Fifty seventh
street and Third avenue The following named
candidates were unanimously indorsed For Recorder
John X Hackett; for District Attorney, Benjamin X.
Phelps and for Senator in the Eighth district Francis
NJ. Bixby. All the other candidates of the anti Tam
many ticket also indorsed.
TIRE LAWRENCE MC0RM. ASSOCIATION.
The Lawrence Mccormack Association held regular
meeting last evening" with John Gallagher in the chair
The following resolution adopted:
Resolved, That in the nominees Of the anti Tammany
party for their respective nominations recognize fear
less and independent conduct of action which should
the support Of every honest citizen.