The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-23

,Sey tbS' did I'D get t' married they had to live
without the limits Of the city. Mr. DOUG nr ,i"n
Tcd rcd lf"' H. 'T When he was married, in 1880. he
paid only 5000 year rent. and had u house
fnr o 2gSts s i't te aS rate VS and
thr tax on that house wns fourteen dollars and
sixtyonc cents The tax f9r s ma hsstYEirieen XIII N
6I-1OO, and the house pays sio''o"-'"'i'oon
times what it did when new, .. u.,s sorrv
Mr.. Simon. Stern, who SPOKE next io WAS s1rry Sa
that many of those who le tno nan ea.tr u, lens, m
might have gone home CONVINCED .. .ne..- ,s.vi,
isn't II an anomaly that man may come To- my
h9SsS IN bS T nsrnc"n " ""p pet mortgasc
my house hy his yotei The law won't disfri,n-
chlse anybody but the pauper and the bumiincr 5
Mr. Oawnld Ottpndurfcr spoke earn, ,stly lor
the amendments lie believed ii his duty to op-
pose all persons who try to bring Democratic
principles into contempt by opposing these
Mr. Wheeler ". Peckham. the last speaker,
said that something must l'e done To change we
machinery that has controlled and guided us.
nr we must admit that our institutions have
failed in giving us that for which they were es-
iablishrd. Something must be- done ana hoth-
ing else has been proposed
Thus the meeting closed At,
Outside the hall while the people were gain
ering the police ON crs in attcndanre sEccuilS y
noticed that many persons with"ut 'o,iarr o,padi, ~
| grent 'oats and evidently not ot tho wpnunN
/ class who had called the meeting. we're serkinl
! n,ln,ttnncc. These entered quietly WIN uhrll
more inshionahiy nttirrd fcllow-,fti2ens an,
there WINS no disturbance ~ any sort until on,
! was sccn coming out evidently unurr "rr'S'
/ Then n little throng gathered. hil' one ol w
collarlrss mon. who had previously ncrn 'JrI
F ed dreired to 70 to the police siition ~, u, WIZ
nc-- that the prisonrrs sole crime niu h''l
~pcaking right uut in meeting. nS an Nn',ri'"'
citizen had a right to do. NJ about " 'lp,
there was tramping heard vi many l',t; an
perhaps four or iive hundred men rushed uoW
ihr stairs gr-ticulating and talking Loudly ]
English and German. -. ,,
They've stolen our money, and now thr
want Ia stnnl our votes. one said; aud this ul
scrvaiiun was echoed lay the rest fr'S'uu
two officers pushed th'ir way ht'u-h vi
, thr, ug with another prisoner - . =,
The men who had been arrested went uul,u
with the officers. under who's. clhrst lh,N W.
taken to the Twenty second street roUce ~
, tinn; Int close hrhind them marched y nan
Two or three hundred strong, who sung u, "
! loudust and most d"mon-trHtlNc way thr VA
a.fllni-r UNnin." Gloss tp Tia" St'ue oi lll' W
' leo station this multitude pressed. singing "l
: Jus,ns : hwah mounted the strps., ana S'
e. rrnut MI Culluugh pushed him oil. haii rNI',
, in,, him to resist aud thus afford y rr, ,t'Nt u
- Tho officer To- arrest him. But Srhwhn ulsn
pointed Tia" police. although his i"loW'r~ 81"
r. iinucd their singing. ,.,-.. =,
. Tn. prisoners. when nrrnlGh'u ,,r'iDr'
I.-k dascrihed themselves n Henry imuho
~ MON suunrr: Ocorgr lyyr. ~ f"i~N
% street: Iuci.n Orauyun. lG9 East l'lih sur,
4 John " Jnirikn 53l Enst ftith street ~
= August Feiss Of WilllMnsburEh. lht5 W.
" locked NJ.