The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-03
GREAT BRoOhLrN MELTING.
d.ov. DOrshcimer and senator Herman Ex-
pounding Political Truth.

l.Oy. DOrshcimer ana senator Herman Ex-
pounding Political Truth.
The giant strength Of tho Democracy OF
Kings county revealed itself again last night IN
the Brooklyn Academy, at tho monster ratihca-
ton meeting The great throng stretched from
the edge Of the sea-shore scene in the deepest
recess OF tho stage to the shadowy posts OF the
top gallery. from tho doors Of tho auditory
through the Academy entrance into Montague
street, where 1t was swelled into mass meetings
OF smaller degree. 1t numbered scarcely less
tnan ten thousand persons. The meeting was
called to order by :, ], Freeman: Chairman OF
tne Kings county Democratic General Com
mittee, who nominated Col. A. &. Davis for
Chairman. Col. Davis, In a short, magnetic
speech, asked the multitude which letder they
would support. the one coming as an outcrOp OF
corrupt Administration, or the other, whose
brow was bright with the promise Of anew and
Lieut.. Gov Dorsheimer the nrst speaker, vas
received with great CHEERING. no said mat II
Presidential contest; her decision had already
been given. lCheers.l IL would be ratified with
out doubt on Tuesday next. New York had de-
cided many important Issues IN The last one
hundred years Long ago she decided that tho
French language should not be spoken In this
land instead Of the English she decided tne
question Of the abolition OF slavery she Is used
70 meet great questions boldly she Weie9neu ,,.i
wisely lie described tho paralyzed condition
OF the country aud said that the speakers OF
the Republic u party had gwen no suggestion
OF measures Of relief
Even the learned advocate Of Republican
princiules, that scholarly lawyer, William NJ.
Eylrls, IA ID not uttered one single word Of sym
uathy for the tOiling masses Of tue WOrkinginen
| Of this country. lie portrayed the evils OF the
| triumph Of sectiOnalism ia the SOUTH but he
| had no word for the condition OF things now
depressing all persons in the North,
| -Four times in succession the Republican party
has received a token of the confidence OF tle
people. IL comes before the American people
| again for renewal Of this token, presenting
men ana principles
| In his own neighborhood, the speaker had
| asked large meeting what HAYES had done,
ana his own nelghbors could not tell that no had
done anyLaing. Ills Confessional record was
| searched 10 zee whether Congressman HAYES
| h Il said anything that tn DEMOCRATS could
complain OF. lie could say that Mr.. liayes's
| Congressional record was perfectly safe. Laugh
| teri lie hadn't said anything that the Demo-
| Gratis could complain Of lLauRhter.l 1hen
| tney searched his records IA Governor OF OHIO
| for nye years, and he cond say that that record
| too, was pc fectly safe. Gen. Banks had said III
| favor of Gov. Hayes that he had flne opeu
| countenance. Well, Is that recommendation
| II SO. tnen YOU could nnd good President at 1
| Long Island clambake.
| Mr. EvaTts said that Gov, ilayes was an educa
| ted man. III this IL qualification enough, why
| would not college man do2 No, this man Is
| case of confessed negation, man whose hands
| II at the helm, would be weak. 1t needed
| strong arm Mr.. lilden had all tho requirement ID Il
| for the Presidential chair. lie Is positive
| downright man OF positive performances in puo
| Ito places.
The speaker related how a few weeks afte
] Gov. Thden's Inauguration hs was found on !