New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-05
ELECTION SEQUELS.
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vn-uopE FOR THr rUTURE-oTHfR ADDRESSES
There WAS very full attendance OF the lam
,0anv Hall General Committee last e'ehiN q" ~
nonthly meeting. Abram 5. Hewitt was IN '"0 -.
"a ON the Aoor were Mr.. Kelly, Alderman Lewis
.u,ustus scbell, Gen. T. McMahon' Aldermen i.o"'''
LIN ana rurroy Sheriff Conner, and othe's' IL was
understood that John Kelly would give ms Vows y" wv
-. vh,ch led 10 the defeat Of the Tammany uohe''
.d probably express his opinions on what shoud NC
dome 10 make 1ammany Han strong again Inc spcec"cs
Of Ncssrs Kelly Hewitt Olney, and Daily were receiver
with loud applause. The following preamble ana res0
,,,ion wore reported from the Committee on oIgah"a
ton and unanimously adopted;
Wb,,eas The Democracy OF the Cry ana 'o'i I'M ,ha
New-York have inst passed through con'ts, " liz
most hcr character against communion ne tne aSgry
:eeng ~ thOughtess ana lnlSguueYI , ~ die can
Democratic party, has defeated tIs ecvnyion OF the
dlates placed in nomination 10y inc id eyen
Dsmocratic organization 81 this CITY, anu "uue" '
ny our W. Ic"SniDe that this local result so disss-
trous 10 the prestige of The Democracy! - cd
gans this organization ana PERSONA aouc nnu ne
against prominent members on me pnuu.sVN lfas'
iaboTed with zeal and fidelity Tor INC p"ono "Sharo'
thsiHS Tbat aceepnc the result Of Tie recent cleo
zion "a one influenced mainly ny local and removable
anses we congratulate the Democracy of the nation
"a esecalv al the state the election OF the ctndi
Sa,c Laced In nomination by the Democratic state on
ventom which assembled at syrcuse sept TO- IL D anu
tbe wisdom Of the action Of which body has been IL
dorsed by the people by the triumphant success oil our
eandidat6s ,,.,,. s,a,.
Ssored That by the election Of the Democratic state
,andid,tes the Democracy Of the City and County OF
NewYork feel encouraged 10 extend to the Del11cac! oi
49,. Tpiou he answer Of glorious victory III 1870
Resoirod That call pubic attention 10 The entire
absence principle AMI tbe pressure OF selfish au COT
Iupt motives a. the only bod ~iIcn e',tc ~ ~
The opositica 10 Tdmmany Hall Organization IN the
recent contest, ana therein We recognize tue combination
~ al tl elements of our city which rCdged ia con-
mon 10 war against the efolt aud determination OF tns
organization reform or political booes ana 10 pun!
The administration OF public Affairs. .
Rcsolccd That, taking new courage from the SUPPORT
candidates naucd by this organization aud against inns
corrupt combinations We are Determined 20 IN
our pnrpoSe o. to the people the blessings ana
Hensats of orr enlightened and efficient admInistra-
combined with honesty ana gooa s@ysInSn nzed
,, Gerraiter continue 10 be- it has the
Ii,a Tain where viii be all who believe in and
:nld pIre and indebted Democracy, aad 10 which
invite ali honest true. aud worthy Democrats
John Kelly arose and seconded the resolutions He was
received with nine rousng cheers. When silence was
restored be said;
1roper that should say something at s point of the
meeting. No doubt vlll he expectS9 OF me to eve NY
reasons and can give various causes, Dut
TIE main cause Of our defeat doubt was tine
preiudlce created IN The laboiers' minds that We
As political organization the cause of the reduc,
ZION ef their wages TDa sort OF feeling pelleated oil
easse. working people. II was not cOAimci 10 luo
iaborer, employed by tne city Our enemies took adj
vantage Of ii. They continually presenting TO tho
people this city in their local meetings and ciscwhtTo
thf we the persons who shOud he held rcponsint
for the reduction OF their wages The puDnc
press some OF the public press - TOOK . nn
the people the beginning OF tie canvass
the end OF it, Now We an know perfectly wen ikat
xo were guilty Of the charges LAID at our door We
did everything in our power TO get ihe action feeOsu
cred unable 10 90 80. The press Gsrcgardcd
that action and OF course our enemies aisles1Iueu IT.
ana continued kecping it before the peoples minds II is
unfortunate this organization Is concerned, II
inpuic that anything OF tle lind should nave oc-
Cured. hut only repeat that the people ought TO
know aud understand H. and not Dc ,soHGIh,ed 10y
the acts We are not guilty Of Now let me
say too mat tho work hst is being performed by tins
civ il ahDut he brought close. There nave reen,
81 understand il, about 5000 4ooO ahciers EN-
90 he completed within tue next ok Weeks al
those poor. labOrors and mechanics VINO are
1hroTn ont Of work This is very unfortunate
occurrence for the working people You, gentlemen.
ugope IN tins CITY out OF employment, not knowing
where to get il. those who dependent on their
Winter ana God only kuoWf what is become OF them.
Ii melancholy to contemplate that Idc', ana yet we
Now. say it behoovos the people Of this cty-those
who ore posi- OF wealth and nuence-to 10 every
thing they can 10 relieve the aborng classes As gen
ss hceTs They are anxious to get employment that
they MAY sustain their families. say that ii becomes
man nat subject very seriously and see
II thcy cannot relieve the suGerngs OF
the ia6rlng classos here. NOW, these wOrkmen have
got idea that in WIS responsible for the
deduction Of their wages OF course as nave said we
arr rot responsible Tor it in any way We presented
whole canvass word could be said against Even
The pres that did not support our nominees dd not at
tack t6ti, character pom cay leISQusly OF ~ an! oner
way: hut when they did say anything about them they
SAID they were good Gala9e men' and Wouiu nh tne
OF the candidates just wen " We, yet they ignored
the fact Of their superiority / say that when an ll-
proper presented 10 the people 10 candi 1t Is
The duty OF the press the educator Of the people to
point ont thc character Of That man.
CHARACTER OF CERTAIN SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES.
There was nothing We caid against opponents but
what could he proved by the official rccords OF this city
II very ameutable fact that here in community
Ike this press spreading its views over the entire civ
n1ed world should msrcprosent the characters of the
the real issue. Thcy were continually ham
merins a. me-ths ouc-man power in ram
The candidates presented tina. they hammer
ing against. Je viii demonstrate the fact that in this
case TIE Democratic candidates pure men, and
these papers that have commented so very severely
have elected Now, Mr.. President i: not an unfoIu,
nate th'ne that man iiko M. wheeler saoud
shown TINT lie was one OF the men concerned in the
Iyns 90 te wooden p2Yel.en,s on 9lxtntve III ilt
city Was there ever any JON nndct1ken hc" pt what
that gout man eot his hands into IL u he could We
had candidate running ~ that district Of unbemisbed
character ana reputation anI yer lhe people ran Utmost
luad 10 the polls and voted for man wbo undoubtedly
Another instance : Here IS John Morris ey- n man
whom you AL know as thr Keeper OF gambling house IN
This city, end connected With tho Lottery business. Why
the inst thug b. ia atc getting to Washington was T.
Get up a camhlughouse ON the corner OF Ihir
Ihs man who Eeeps tbe largest gambling -house IN
Saratoga where tho youth OF the country are ruined
it po.-iHc win ce TACT, staring the people Of the
lower districts n the that they could 20 and vote for
man Ike tb9t 20 represent the great City and County OF
NcW1or well. can account Tor II In no other way
than that they blinded 10y their OWN passion They
Went tLert 10 do this thDgdCcrmncd ~ 10 itand did
10 their disgrace.
The Republican party sacrificed everything for their
candidate for District Attorney. the chief object Of that
party vas 20 elect thoir District Attorney They knew #
We were successful tho corrupt ia tneir rank would
l. brought % an account The! know that the acts
which they lad committed would not Il md
nSeshgdiion. There Is public document
that viii perhaps ia the coming year be
presented by tie Committee Crime 10 the legislature,