The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-27
TRUTH TELLING IN HARLEM.
Instructive Speeches Delivered nt Mass
Meeting In Music Hall.

Instructive speeches Delivered Mt Mass
Meeting in Music Hall.
At 8o'clock last evening there was very
attle additional standing room and no vacant
sent to be found IN Music Hall, Harlem, In
which an enthusiastic mass meeting was held
under the auspices OF the Central Tilden and
Hendricks Club Of the Twenty first Assembly
District. A handsome banner stretched
across Third avenue, and the sidewalk was
crowded. The platform was occupied by many
distinguished Democrats, and when Mr.. Manton
=. Townsend, President of the club, introduced
Judge J. Freeman as Chairman, the hall shook
wirb applause.
meeting, VIZ: to further the election OF a bold,
proved, and aggressive reformer, Samuel j. Til
MIR. John II. Harnett read long list of Vice
Presidents aud Secretaries, and Mr.. Charles IL.
Truax offered resolutions approving the st.
Louis and Saratogt Platforms which were en-
Enthusiastically adopted.
then, and nSfe de- fenine Cheers, judge freeman nan
introduced the Hon. John Kelly. IL was some
minutes before Mr. Kelly could make himself
How ls it," asked Mr.. Kelly, that our thou
sands OF laboring men are unemployedT HOW
Is 1t that everywhere mechanics and working
men Ali the streets, starving for want OF work
Assuredly II is que to the same mal-au ministra-
ton that has allowed our shlps TO Do driven
from the seas, and our commerce, once equal TO
shat Of any nation on Garth to sink into rum.
" II samuel j. lllden should be elected Presi-
dent Mr.. Kelly cOutinued, h" tue healthy condi-
tion OF this country under Democratic rule
would once more be restored. here was no
use In cavllling now about Democratic errors.
The numbers Of the party should cast aside all
prejudices and personal likings and dislIkings.
and, going forward shoulder 10 shoulder In their
majesty and might, place the grand old party IN
power once again great bppiause). Samuel j.
Tilden never held ny ONCE until his fellow.citi-
gems made him Governor OF this state and
every penny lie possssdses sSty m1s ns 1Ta Ss
people," added the speaker, see NJ TO turn
their oacks upon this man ana perPetuale tae
quences Of an act so suicidal must rest upon
their own heads"
pressed regarding the ability of the Democrats
10 carry Ohio and Indiana, and there was no de-
nylng that the Republicans were trying " colo
nize these and other States with the worst
Dasses from the East, In preparation for ell G.
lion dav showing thereby the schemes to which
the party, In its last throes, couid resort. blt
Tho people were on their guard, and the men
Hayea and Wheeler would and themselves un-
hDe ey orders, ana the result Of the election
IN ludian, on Oct. 10 woul indicate ito inten-
tion to -upport Iilueu and Hendricks month
"Ne1t November," continued Mr. Kelly, ~
confidently expect that we SHALL lie able to con-
graduate eGrh other on IA wing restored com
merelal PROSPERITY 10 our nation, and we stall
hnd that those who have capital are wi Hing
to employ IL tor the good Of tneir country"
Mr. Kelly Look his seat amid a thunder of ap-
u. A. WINS, VINO said that a similar revolution
to that whicn h id made samuel j. lllden GOV
srnor Of the Enpire - ate and Thomas A. Hen
dricks Of Indian, would elect them Prrsid mt
and Wee President Of the United states IN NJ
vember.
Other spe kers followed, and the enthusiasm
rather Increased than diminished toward tie
close OF the meeting.
A ROusing TiId.n Meeting in Newburgb.
NEwBuRGH, Sept. 2e.-rhe largest political
meeting ever held at the Opera House in this city took
place last night to ratify the nomination Of Tden and
Bendrlcks The Hon. Daniel B 81. John, Senator from
tho DISTRICT presided The speskeTs were the Hons.
Algernon b. sullivan ChAs II. Winfield, ana A. ii.
Pufdy OF New YORK city. Fully 1000 persons were un.
eDle to gain an entrance TO the building. Democrats
from ali parts OF Orange county attended aud the
greatest enthusiasm WAS unaffected throughout the
E00d for I ma1ority for ne Al Ious nominstionS