The New York herald., 1876-10-28

Second Assembly district.
Alfred Wagstaf Jr, TO the Senate by the Fifth Tam
many Senatorial district
Dennis Burns was last night nominated for Assem-
| bly, by tho antTammany Convention OF the second
Alfred wags,aiI Jr. received the Senatorial nom,-
nation for the Fifth Tammany Hall Senatorial district
WORKING MEN FOR SMITH ELY, JR.
Edward Falconor. tho workingman who was not al
lowed to speak at the workingmen's meeting held Al
the Cooper Institute evenings since he had
been invited his place the platform, has Is
sued the following CALI
favor y smith Ely J fsT MAYER will ss.sm6ls A. the foo.
one o'clock + ~ il The roof don't leak.
Mr.. Faconer claims that the reason why be was not
allowed to SPEAK at the Green meeting because he
wns In favor of Mr.. Ely Tor Mayor
me price Of the HERALD to-day and henesorta riY be
three cents
DANIEL DoUGHRRTY, OF PHILADELPHIA, AT THE
COOPER UNION LAST NIGHT.
A Tilden and Hendricks mass meeting took place
last night at Cooper Institute which largely at
tended The Hon. John McKcon presided, and In in.
Producing the of tho evening he stated that he
had emerged from the active duties OF his profession.
whore he had to speak, been politically buried for
years. TO participate in the present proceedings the
country demanded the service OF every man. After
tho reading OF letter OF regret from ex-Coliector
Barney. whose health prevented him from speaking,
tao Hon Daniel Doughcrty, OF Philadelphia, was in
troduccd and heartily applaudod.
DoU0HgRrys SPEECH.
He said that It was long since ne had addressed
political meeting that he hardly knew how TO begin.
He begged the sutferancc OF hts audience In speaking
OF himself Ten years ago he had abandoned politics,
disgusted at It's tricks and chicanery, but tonight
he hAd rc-cntcred tho He there tonight
lend his to protest against that party which had
again kinded the fires of sectional hate, had squan-
dcred the peoples money, aud II not checked the
polls would plunge the country into anarchy and
On side tho standard bears the simple 're-
formn from tho municipality to the White House, the
other side tho standard bears tho cnsanguned WORD
s'war.'' II the war be still waging count me will
not go back upon my record. When the
country in danger, l knew not friends nor
companions nothing but my country, my whole coun-
try and nothing but my country For all the glorious
record OF tho triumphant past they still claim that
war exists For the sake Of peace, which Grant
mcnded to the Southern chieftain, Lee surrendered
and by special ordor OF Grant, ls65 vast armies
disoanded and became historical memories. So
was Tor ever at an end The rebel debt was to
be for repudatcd. and that of the United states
remain nviolatc Tho only motive which actuatcs
the republican party against the South is that the
Southrwill not vote. tue republican ticket What has
that party done to win back tho Southy Have they
carried out the seniimcn; OF Lincoln when ho said,
"Let US have peace" or Of Sumner, when he advo-
Gated the removal Of all statues and oil her mona
ments which would remind united people Of their
dissensionsY They have At
|
forced universal suffrage the South and made citi-
IONS Of four millions OF ignorant men, He quoted
from Senator Moronis speech that people just merg-
ing from Da rbarism shall be admitted the priv
ilegcs OF American suffrage. which naturally coniesses
that no mental or moral arc Tor
American citizenship. The speaker !nslanccd tho
present condition of the State Of south Carolina the
sharo m anv dlcfn shpd sfnf
Tho population. I. tho slave voting Ia
the halls OF his master and pulling that mas
! ter under his ieet The atmosphere there is
tainted with corruption They plunder and glory in il.
They steal and defy detection Iow did you get your
money! was the question put TO prominent lcgisIa
tor. 'I stole ~" was the frank reply. The sendp pg Of
troops TO several Of The southern States uncaed
for and unnecessary II done not preserve
peace but TO serve partisan purposes, and servilc
Senate has stopped TO do the will OF tyrannca rrcs
dent The speaker reviewed IN graphic, lncid stylo
| the whole history OF the Southern trouble since the
close OF tho war; quoting IRON jefferson that tho
/ tegrtty oil the rights OF each Stale
rnx nxsr PREVENTATIVE c.xsARrsm.
Why should the North be afraid OF the Souths Il
has 80 ooo 900 Of people and rolls IN wealth while the
tho South, and by our inagnauimily In the hour OF
need Il would stand with us sgans, foreign foe
shoslccr 10 shoulder Bur take np the history OF the
southern States, aud II Is chronicle OF rapinc aud
wrong pcrpctrated BY the carpet bag republican Lead
era Debts are accumclatng at an enormous rate, in
many instances being IRON fifteen tod greater
than ~ 1851, argregatng sl,5. 900 o0o which
the pockets OF tue c1rpetUaggcr LOOK also
at the federal government II has ten years
81 COO COO 600. Fraud everywhere In whskcy rings,
| IN pension bureaus and IN the navy, where as a
prominent officer said, ''we have not a vessel
that able 10 night, vessel that Is
| abo 10 run away DO ail these
amcntablc facts tell you that the great issue OF tho
hour IS .Rciorm.' Who can procure this much dc.
sired reform. What is there that Hayes has done ?
BY HIS vote empire gwen 10 railroad corpora
lions Is this then The man TO ntrut tho liberties OF
] the people tos No, the man who effect trc-
mcndous revolution which will sweep from Office these
ttr uato San has HroL IN
/ the rings OF rascality III his own commonwealth and
gets the White House, and will regard with the
| supremacy OF the Federal govcrnmcnl Let us dis
! The south ms brothers from undcr one lag.
4 The speaker concluded amid burst OF applause,
after which the chairman introduced General bradley
| johnson. of Virginia, who said that was true tnat
4 the South solid, and would givc next November
l23 sod tor Tildcn and reform. Tho rcpa ,ncaE
party controlled the South for eleven ycnrs, and
is u not omnous TACT that the civilization
two half centuries Is arrayed against them. Tho
ghost which frghtcn the Northern has bee
laid recently by the letter OF Governor rdcn aud Tho
speaker averrcd that In long intercourse with South
ern people from oil quarters he had heard
opinion as 10 payment OF southern claims of any
| consequential damages. No such claims would be
/ mado now hereafter.
The price or me HERALD today ana ncnceto,t,
| ,riu be three cents.