The New York herald., 1877-11-03

liberties arc undoubtedly in danger Remember that
eternal vigilance m the prce OF liberty. Bear In
mind tho JcGcrsonian declaration that all men arc
ree and equal ana that every entitled 20
The Ina.'enaO,s rights Of life, liberty and the pursuit
Mr.. Louis wachner was tho next speaker, nfler
which the audioIco Dispersed
CONTINENTAL HALL. RATIFICATION. F
Continental Hail. corner Of Thirty fourth street. and
Eighth avenue, dcnscly crowded las, evening by
tho admirers Of John Aorrisscy. The q Dir was occu-
pied by Denis Dccry. On the platform wero Thomas
A. Barr, Thomas cossiran, Rufus r Andrews and Gen.
erai snaube The last named made speech, poin.,ng
out that the IaboTing men havo seven out OF every
ten votes cast In America, that AL they require 10 10
be united and make their laws and win thor
points tho samo the bankers great railroad kings
and grangers Of the wos He spoke Of Mr. Morrisssys
opponent . tool Of rotten rammany, man who had
interest IN common with the laboring mcn--.A
greasy, slim sneezer, who has moved up TO Murray
Hill. and, reaching there, Is now geographically gen.
teei." fA3 M HfN#
Rufus y. Audrews declared that shs nght IN this
Senatorial district was not between Augustus Sche
and John Morrssey, but between John Morrlssey and
John Kelly. scheil, he asserted, is merely she'll
John Kelly is tho substance. Bill Wichhain used 10
como 70 my house until told him NOT to. said 10
him If he wanted TO be Mayor he should go to John
Keliey's Kitchen door every morning at breakfast
time and walk down town. lie could be Mayor in six
joins n Sv Doodle So % sna ms wa. Hayo ad d
any one oi you over hear John Kelly say q word
about Morrissey for prizc nghtingY
"A yoce-Roberts does
tMr. Andrews-Koborts be --; mean Jonn Kelly.
Now l'Ii seil you The reason DEFY John Kelly 20
wen. into training john X. Haekest has hts picture,
taken IN ngntlng costume. He went out TO night and
s'y 70 s s
fought and won; Kelly backed out, didnt Tight
and didn't win tell you Morr,sssy win win again
Lake snore and Michigan Central stock. Mf. Scheil
which he was v,ce Prsslden.. 81, 10000,
ana paid dividend on tho stock whore tho road had
Old
10 tho rescue, because his son-n-aw, Horace Clark,
was d'reo:or Speeches were made oy Charles ".
exhausted shat ho said bat few Words II The enthu
sas.lc reception given him by about aieen hundred
certainly has the laborint classes with him 81 :,
THE INDEPENDENT COUNTY DEMOCRACY. h
The Executive Committee OF sbs Independent
County Democracy met yesterday sitsruoon 20 pro-
pare the election and hear reports from the msm
bers The condition OF the In their districts
As matter Of course the business OF this session
OF strictly private character; only such Of It's results
was announced that the tickets would be delivered to
the delegates at the committee rooms, No. 211 Fourth
avenue, on Sunday, ~ noon.
After tho executive session had terminated a DOLE
Gntion from what 10 known tho Independent democ
racy (tne Green wing) applied for admission and q
hearing The chairman, Mr.. Andrews IL was said had
gone nome feeling unwcil, and so member oi the
delegation asked what arrangements had been mado
Tor their JOINT work on election day. f
Mr. Hart, chairman Of lhe Executive Committed
stated that all the anTammany democracy % arrange
ments had been completed IN caci election district.
He did not see that anything could havo been for
tho gentlemen claiming to represent the independent
democracy, AS that organization had failed TO iuln
In accordance with this doubt nothing was done Tor
the gentlemen, aud the committee adjourned until
Sunday afternoon.
FOURTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT MEETING.
The ratification meeting Of tho supporters OF the
regular Tammany ticket IN tho Fourteenth Assembly
district was attended last night by q gathering which
was 40 noteworthy IN tho matter OF numbers a. 10
their display of enthusiasm. The contest In this
trict seems to wax exceedingly the campaign
progresses, and tho friends OF the rival candidates
for The Assembly display moro feeling than - ex-
hbltcd IN most Of the local political fights this year.
Last night proccssI with u fair display OF pyro-
technics and tho inevitable campaign .paraphcrna,a
At the corner OF Eleventh street ana First avenue and
also upon the street outside, where platform, glow
Ing ,,s with lamps and bunting, was erected sheriff
Gillespie welded the gave on the outside platform.
Luke Cozans, tho candidate for the Legislature In
lengthy speech arratened the anttTammany party Tor
its identification with tho republicans, claiming that
the ticket jointly put Ia nomination was m0ngrcl
one, mother fish aesh, but al the limc one
that showed clearly how corrupt tho motives OF
she anti-Tam many people and now shallow thoir
prclences Of devotion 10 Tho interests of democracy
The combination Of tho two parties, Mr. Cozans
claimed, tho result OF Infamous deal by which
the ant,-rammany candidates bartcrcd for tho
republicans support and virtually surrendered
10 thom all the advantages which would result from
success In the campaign. In confirmation of this ho
referred to tho necessity of the state going demo-
order TO secure representative OF that party
IN the national senate, and ho argued that
OF the ean-Tammapyites in the face OF this issho
extremely detrimental 10 the interests of democracy
Mr.. Cozans was followed by Major Quincy, Colonel
Gau and various other speakers who dealt prn-
cpaliy with tne limitation OF tho franchise,
but also made s0nic points against james Daily, the
rival candidate Tor the Assembly whose career IN Al
bany. especially in supporting the Convict Labor bill
and The contract system, they severely criticscd.