The New York herald., 1877-11-02

they returned TO the sidewalk they INDUCED In NUT
terings ioud and deep that Schel might 90 70 cer
tain place rhymes we'll with HE name before they
would trouble themselves about him. byssander
addressed one them at random George, asked
.Georee, what 10 the trouble-you look unhappy W
al amt Gawge," he somewhat angrily replied.
"Cuilud people has got the rights De called by
their rgh, names white iolks. Ny name is Ben
Benjamin Franklin Lomax
"wei Ben what agtaies your manly bosomf"
Ben looked around 10 see who were mis- auditora
and, putting out his great under lip which formed a
considerable awning tor his chin, replied, "wsl.
was bout say TO desc gemmen addressing his col
ored companons) dat Mistah Scnell has made The
biggest iustest mistake o0 his life. Do cullud peo
pie, roo me. oar representative coined yere to-day
prese n tuale him wd our moral supporLn
"Why didn't you offer your support 10 Morrissey,
Ben, asked the bystander.
aKase." promptly responded Bon, 1--WE admlres
more whole hoss democrat Boss Schell hain't axed
republicans 70 sabstantia.e him and Boss Morrisssy
has To our perceptbc inclinatons Boss Schel an
honest man and he WON'T obrustIcate dc constitoo.
t,onal commandments. Now, sab, ses and wishes
tern, when de cullud people roo me, dar humble
and despsed representative, rcciprocatotes Mislah
Schcs democratic position, he have a right TO meet
us on DC level and part upon de square. We AK him
twenty five ms'abc dollahs to hire hall and tell do
troofs OBJ our minds to de great American nation
"What will you do now, Ben, that Boss Sohel has
gone back on your"
"We'u 20 home, a. dc Scrptur says, 'moren angor
"Excuso me, Bon" said the bystander, "but how
many votes could you controf"
Ben paused and rolled his oyes the western
sky, then counted ten on his fingers and answered
"dree hunderd aud sixty five" snow, Ben, continued
deliver ss Inc whole lot to John Morrisssy :"
Ben tried to look as II he had been
hit with club in the back Of the head lifted his eyes
in holy horror, and slowly answered :-"The Scrip
tur says, judge not that you may be judged; hear
me for my cause and be silent dat you may hear"
Then he paused TO the effect OF this homethrust;
but The bystander speedily remarking 'sThat won't
DO, Ben" he added Honey SO, molly paasy;"
slang the period, ~ tumble to you,n and walked oil
rnE nIGm SHIRT COLLAR SPEARS
rul La con ulnnu fart 10
incident and was asked TO state what in his prvi-
legged opinion was the strength OF Morrissey among
OF putting mis- thoughts under paddock, and he
answered directiy:-"He an't got any strength.
Shed Shook, Ed. Gilmore and that crowd stuffed hlm
with the idea they could deliver the republican
Of the district and all they deliver is them
toward Fifth avenue) mo more than they could touch
the moon. Morrssey thought they could and there's
where he put his foot in It. schel will be elected be-
xoRRIssEY SPEAKS At MEETING.
Tho two meetings Morrssey attended last evening
held at the corner OF Seventh avenue aud Twenty
sixth street and at No. 423 Third avenue. At tho tor
mer meeting ho was greeted with rapturous applause
by crowded audience and responded to vociferous
calls for speech by saying that still unable TO
make any effort 10 that direction, but he would state
that he nad shown by his record in Albany
from the burdens OF taxation. II am In this
race" said he, "agninst my will and against
every sacrifice Tor the sake Of the people OF this
ridden and pIundered city, was solicited TO put my
people did not think had attempted At least some
thing Tor their benefit they would not have asked
70 go again. II is IN your hands, fellow citizens,
whether shall again have the honor Of representing
you, and II should shall ondeavor TO show that
am worthy OF your conhdenoe." After one or Two
more remarks Mr. Morrissey sat down evidently ex-
haused, and The cheering rom tho vigorous lungs of
those present fairly shook the building
ne Iae S So @ a1Snas
No s5a West Thirsy-dnh street. No 4oe East
and II
kins' Church, in Thirticth street, between Sixth
and Seventh avenues Tonight meetings will be
tinental Hall, Eighth avenue and Thirty fourth street,
outside meeting coruer OF Thirty second street and
ween and s,resss No. as
East Twenty third street, No 1856 First avenue, acd
No. LOG West Thrtteth street.
on Third avenue were held on sixteenth street,
east; on avenue A, IN rwentythird street and on
meetings will DO held IN Eighteenth Assembly dis
trct.
AT rHE TWO axADQuARrARs.
The visitors to tho Scheil headquarters yesterday
were more numerous than befnre, but consisted al
wholly OF workers in the different election DIS
trlcLs Vorkingmen in large numbers patronized
Morrissey' IS headquarters, coming in and going in
sort Indan file almost all the day long. John
nom the Official records, by which II is shown that
the amount in salaries paid to men living In the Eigh-
teentn Assembly district and holding office IN city
government S432 405, not counting the attendance
at Bellevue Hospital and the Police ana Fire depart.
mepts aud other salaries under 5000 There Is no
betting going that body hears OF, and, in truth
the situation Is complicated throughout the district
by the number OF Aldermanic and Assembly tickets,
ench seeking to help Tor ITSELF that nothing
like fair guess be mado as TO the nnal result.
ADMINISTRATION REPUBLICANS - INDoRsINa
sCHELL FOR SENATOR IN THE SEVENTH.
A meeting of the Independent (Hayes) Republican
Convention Of tho Seventh Senatorial district, was
held last night at Waencr's Assembly Rooms, No 3l6
West Thrty-sixth street. Tho meeting was called TO
order by Mr. William Atkinson, the President of the
Convention, who declare the report OF the committee
appointed confer with other organzat as 10 the
selection OF a candidate for Senatorship to be in
order. Mr.. II. Becny, the chairman OF the committee,
offered the following resolution Tor adoption by the
Convention, expressing tho conclusions arrived at
by the committee
Resolved, tho Judgment of this Convention that It is
inexpcden to place candidate In nomination for Sen
ater for hs The following GLOWING so,:,a- ,sason:-. l..
republican after careful and mature consd
iect and vote for the who be placed nom
nation for the several offices which % are to be flied at the
sond The Office Of senator Is one Of the most honorable
asked 10 fora candidate whose character high
r a saa ws na wo,n ha a"a VINO has not LIVED
to With honorable pride.
putcans compelled 10 select both democrats One
wnosc name We ioeear 70 menon has been ndorsed BY
wholly unit to the worth and virtue OF the
enth district his ndorsement by said bargaining
pubcans insult the moral sentimen people
well their Intelligence. ss ind eating that dis
rct polling 5000 votes republican be found
TO be placed before the great rennocau party Tor their
support.
FouythAs signal rebuke and as setting the
condemnation on thc managers OF the Custom House
publican machine. whose unblushng audacity tLs in
drsement has never neen surpassed even by them do
heartily and rnestly recommend all republicans work
aud vote for the Augustus Sche for Senator OF the
seventh district anu by his election thr
district from representative who dishonor both
Mr. >chel Is life loag resident o the city. high
acter. whose integrity has been questioned and
whose the senate Chamber would give tone
and dignity to that body.
EULoGY or MR.. scHELL
Mr.. Beeny concluded his report in the following
:-"Bc assured, fellow republicans the election
OF Augustus Schell viii blush to crimson the
check OF who asked, VINO represents the
Seventh Senatorial districtY' His election will givo
heart 10 all good people to work to bring back our
political life to that old standard which existed before
the age OF rngs-viz that honor able Offices sh oud DO
filled only by honorable men.
1--WE earnestly call upon all republicans to aid In
breaking up the demoralizing influences Of the bar
gaming political oiicc-hoiders' machine and show
them by vote, Tuesday next IN the election Of