New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-22
REm-PIIcAN RATIFICATION IN BROOKLYN.


AZ ESIHU>IAsTIc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES By F. A..
SCHROEDER, TIE REV. BENONI l. IVES EN-
MAYOR BOOTH, AND OILERS
Republican mass ratification meeting was
held in the Assembly Rooms Westinghouse, Brooklyn,
Lt night There were about coo persons present The
platform was occupied by exCOn;roler Frederick A.
Schroeder candidate Mayor VIM Richardson, candi-
date foI from The lid District and many other
candidates for Offices he flied at the ensuing election
and prominent politicians. The meeting was very en-
thusasuc E1MayOr Booth presided, and on
taking the chair laid that the meeting had
been called to ratfy the nominations made by the var-
Gus conventions ana thus say whether the citizens
would ,outnu- under Ring rule for two years longer or
rave at least common honesty among the local officials
Tie county and city salary list had row reached the
enormous total Of 100000 per annum, and must he
reduced lie challenged impartial comparison OF the
Republican and Democratic tickets
Resolutions adopted supporting the saratoga plat
form ana candidates. and the local candidates. and
recommending municipal retiencbment. Mr. iiaIInan'
response to a call made brief address, during Wmch
he sd that Brooklyn ruled by man OF the Demo
,Tatic parry Vho dictated its nominations Democratic
clarity Commissioners had swindlcd the county on, of
sl50OOu 10y charging profit of IRON 100 10 900 per
supplies purchased for the county institutions
Nj Schroeder having been introduced ar " the next
Mayor Of Brooklyn and rece, ed with cheers said after
r few Introductory remarks:
Charges have lccn published that the city If Proolyu
lar robbed by band a! cOnspiiat0rs Sen ig ~
The councils oi The Democratic party nave been cacd
heVes by name II JLcsc charges are not true they are
hbelpue But these men have not seen NJ 10 20
n.o AND SEX have tLcir characters cleared
bceye IL will hc the duy of the next Mayer OF is Cy
20 iHye-tigatOn of thc>e charge aud IL thrN
are found true 10 have thc gi!iy persons punished nu,
they found 10 - untrue tine citl VIII have hrll
prCeG ~ them ard he shawn a. DC cy it To- ne ~.
Our ticket deserve -uoce>s. and believe u VIII nav"
suC.os-
The Rev. Bcnou l. Ives thc Republican candidate for
safe Prison INSPECTION, the next speaker u" BEGAN
by saying come here tonight n Christ'"n man to
tk freo and cay way OF cOuuiIv and oar duty
atizons." lie thcn delivered long address Oh Ma
toual aud sior i,su's de was opposed
e the Democratic party having power auY"hei p.
He especially opposed 10 the Dcmo' "l+ carrying
his STATE tnis wear because tIey would Ed-tlrl " ~
such a way tiai Do would Ice impossible 10 carry any
true reform through The lsti~atui' i'r lnaJ
yedrs. He dwelt with particular emphasis upon iht
pubic school system arguing that The Democratic parry
vas seeAng it, and added InL NtW-1 Okh
TRIBUNE Saysor did say. refOTe IL got - much al GOV
f1den- money it II happens mat every per
sisteHt effort 10 break mp our fee school efstc comes
rom the Democratic party. That mai I'M lFlhl ~
Las sad, whatever t MAY now AMI TIA j. the lHb
BIcf addresses made by Sl1s H. butcher -jihn'
Hutchinson aud T. W OsiIandcr, ard tb' meeting con
hJUed in session until late hour.