New-York tribune., 1876-07-12
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
DEMOCRATIC POLITICAL MEETINGS.
A meeting of the Democratic Association OF

meeting of tho Democratic AssOclatloh vi
the XvIth Assembly District was held last evening ~
No. 3O7 TEird-ave 1t was very enthusiastic ana "ci
attended On tho street lanterns and hreworks,
with music After adopting resolutions approving the
nomination OF Tden and Hendricks, letter from ADran
g. Hewitt was read He expressed his regrets on account
of unavoidable absence, and continued as follows;
The friends and immediate neishb9ls OF Gov; lilden en-
know what manner of man he Is ana how tOfonEny re
will do the Of reform TO which he wiIl DC cacd ~
November next by the general voice OF aho nerca @
ergy hs rcsstlcss will, end his ind0mtabic psever
ance VII lnd annie G use "T m ,s ro smpity purity
economy, and honesty. To talk OF doing nls wthout
a lie IL ollce is tho hight OF folly. For the
new measures necessary to effect real reform, new men
are Indispensable Tie Republican party can ohy Work
with its existing machinery and lie recognized leaders
what III have done. fhcy have permitted corruption
TO invade every part OF the Government officials Mho
have done their duty have been removed irom once,
while VIGOROUSLY corrupt men have been continued III
TaG 1t G Teasy Te TPyn % "s taxes TSe hnSe
been iEcr ascd as the means OF paying ihcin LnVe
try rarnIyzeI ana labor Idle There tack OF capi
tai hut there lack ot confidence, and untll commence
Is restored there can be no revival OF py0srcry Every
consideration, therefore, OF dny, inttie nonor, ,na
pan. tsn, calls upon the pc pie to DIVE iIoln power
tent To- deal with the distress and pcs Of the hour, and
ccuhdc the direction Of public Affairs To men who, Ike
10 cc, reform and fearless in puuisbng ard exposing
the wropgIocTs Of whatever party WHO have lattcned
"
posed that he Effected without gIl at bor aid
inany sacriccs, but IL the trlrss energy which in
hundred ycais has SubGucd continent, has p.Gprd t
with 4O,OOO,OU0 OF mHa5t.nts hio constructed 'po!o
miles railroads, and has cd it With monnm hi oi m
tcgcnCC, VIRTUE and rcigon ~ brought tnuearuoh lh'
reformation of the Government for the next Tour mOhh',
the second century Of tie Republic VIII he in2ugurtcd
by Administrator worthy OF the founder oi ne re
public, aud mbuei with the principles ot simplicity,
economy aud Justice which guided ino patriots or lac
Revolution In tAs work. 80 necessary and 80 FlurIous
feel no doubt that tie XVIII Assembly DETECT VIII
make s,Ich a record will he WORTHY OF uc great IN u
whom il has cunr bute 10 the National ticket sdmn'i
j. TiIicn the patriot the statcsuJn the rclOrhtf ana
the reg, liSTat0r OF the Government.
: Addresses were made b. Joan Mullay, MAJOR iias.
gcrty. john l.. Lewis, Thomas Cooper Campbell, and
John l.. FITZGERALD
Alta meeting Of The German Democratic Central COii-
miftoc al "" &c Thlrlayc. last evening res, luors
were aduppd approving the nomination II liuch ana
IIerdiic,s removing all lgrTcr5 which lisa inidc
d M ult for G,rb,u Democrats 10 hct uuc ilN' ana
Icuuuu,iHg tuC central alton Ol power iu tie l'hhaD
Han or. bcnS an iriCcohcildla cuHlIit-
ti0n Drmucr#tr theory and practice Addresses were
made NV Jr F!crn. Alderman Giuss, and others.
Aia meeting OF the Iildrn and 'udrchs lnot endcht
Campa!gn cub uf thc Nt Assembly District NJ No l.D
E..Ixi last evening. - members were enrolled,
and r-,uian- were adopted irrgliny the pioson. hd
aud the curruutou row prevail, NJ ana a.
.c - LOUIS Plat oTIn and nominees Sr-ccl'H
were made by MyssIs. nIudsHucG, l.JnSe, an 'hdi-
plane. ..-,., 90, ,.-...,.,.
District a>ed lag-c Tiucu ana Hendricks banner at
Delaney aud EsscNsts. yesterday afternoon