The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-29
Mr.. M0RRISSEY'S CANVASS.
ROUSTNG THE TOTERS AND DEM0B.
dLIzING THE DICTATOR,
Picturins the Dismal Future Of the werk.
insmen II Tammany succeeds-Fact ana
Wisdom that Honest Men Applaud.

Picturins the Dismal Future Of the werk>
tnemen II Tammany succeeds-Fact ana
Wisdom that Honest Men Applaud.
The Hon. John Morrissey continued tho
to- Of bis district last evening. At Beach and
Greenwich streets he addressed fully three
thousand people. As he stepped to the front of
the platform the band played "Ses the Con-
querinG Hero Comes" and three thousand
people shouted, "Hurrah for John Morrissey,
the poor mans friend" 81 was turned out Of
Tam many Hail." said he, "because I dared to
protest against the reduction OF the laborers'
wages Tammanys Commissioners reduced tho
laborers wages, and gave the men money to hire
hall In which they might hold an indignation
meeting. The Tammany managers called that
treason, and expelled me. II that is treason, I
shall be guilty Of II often before l die. Zap
plausel l have been q workingman myself,
and have always been friendly TO that class. l.
have always helped them when they needed II
and shall help them again and again. don't
Raniz ,tions for aiding the laborlnR man. My
sympathy Ia With them and ! shall ALWAYS helg
Now am in this nebt against Tam.
many Hall. IL ls not my neht. 1t +
y1nr' ,n ndn, y9u Wi, ns,n me We shall
you. have been told that they intend to bring
a printing press into this district on election
day, and having printed spurious tickets, to dls-
tribute them as mine. You can defeat that, or
any other of their schemes. u YOU are yigilant."
tnis time."l Mr.. Morrissey was followed by Col.
Gildersleeve, and ex Justice George NJ, Curtis.
At Centre aud Leonard streets Mr. Morrlsley
was enthusiastically received by more than two
thousand people. lie urged them not TO fInoh
ln their battle with Tammany II II. You neyer
had a better chance to win night" said he,
and you don't deserve to ever win II you done
do VI this time. You are fighting for your rights
as labonng men. 1ammany Hall Is against you.
IL you fail, you will be more oppressed than you
are now. You can best them II YOU have mind
to, and all have to say to you Is, go snd do II.
| Mr.. Morrlssey retired from the stand amid tho
blaze OF bursting rockets and the cheers Of the
In Cosmopolitan Hall, at Catharinc street ana
| East Broadway, Mr. Morrissey addressed Eve
| he was expelled from iammany Hall, Mr.. Nor
| rissey said " You are oil workngmc en-, and take
reduction M Of the labarers' wages. That is the
| issue between you and Tammany Hall. l am
SucllS1 Of the the Is6ofers waSes. bsiieye ,hs,
the salaries OF hiVh oficials should be first cut
5000 and sse saaTss bSns re ne0f business %
take away slOO from those whose wages amount
"Wiil you stand by us II we elect your" asked
| man in the audience.
II am making tnis ight for YOU" replied Mr.
| Mor ssey. And II ! am elected, don't think
thst any OF you will tie sorry that that you voted
for me. ! vii not trade you on, nor Will sell
you out In a night" Applause
You never lost battle, did your" shouted
sno.het;; - ~. ,.. .,.
not my nRht, You We got TO win 1t. II you
don't win this time, you never wilt There 10
no tuture Tor the WOIklngmcn, ~ tney 1853 thu
battle. The Tammany leaders have no sympa-
thy with YOU. II they defeat you at this cleo:
ton they will continue To oppress you until
YOU have been reduced to state Of
Don't believe their promises. Tbey viii prom
lac anything on election day: But thev'il lie.
They will not keep their word. They will foy-
| get you soon after the election. They'll give
you labor tickets two days before election. But
| on the day after the election you'll be dis
charged. Don't trust them; Vote against the m.
| Beat them, and then they'll respect you. Make
| no half way work Of IL. Beat them badly. Beat
every man On the tiekst.' tCheers and cries Of
The meeting was also addressed by County
Clerk william Walsh.
MIR. Morrissey subseauen ly addressed the
Hebrew Anti -ralpmany CAnlpaign Cup Of the
Fourth Senate District. The meeting was
LARGELY attended, Hnd Mr.. Morrissey was on.
thusi sttcaily received.
The decentralization IN the Tammany organisa
tions In the downtown warus continues. Mr
AmbrOse O'Netll, one OF the most influential
men in the Tnird Assembly District, ana Daniel
| Kennedy Of the Second District, resigned from
the General Committee yesterday. II Is DO
lieveo that before Monday several members O
the General Committees In the First, Second
and Third districts will resign.