The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-31
VOL. XLyI.--N0. 81.
-, KyELL TO RING RULE.
,,porRIyG or THE PEOPLE TO
." ,rxOryCE TIiE ONE NAN POWER
Hall Crowded and Thousends In the
AZ, ,t outside The Utmost Inthu.'a'm and
~. T.,.r TO all tho speeches Deii,erodi
~. k,,s Must aud shall he Deposed.'


...,,, chow thoirapproval oi the nominations
,hI,ol ofi,es that have been made against the
iv' o,an mower in Tammany Hall. There had
w.. W a., lrarooning oi ofliceholdcrs. or ~ Con
.nI assembly District Committees. nor
~ any u the appliances used that are
''..,,s ,alled into reuuisition when tho Tam
-. 49,, .hi,l signifies his wish to have his fol- |
.,. bear the long and short talks Of his |
..,.a,s and braves throughout the city. No, |
80, ,,s,er or plscard had announced that the |
80 meeting had been called. And yet at |
',,,, o'clock three thousand mon sat and one
n'n,,nd stood In the largo hall in tho Cooper
,..,i,,,, and moro than ave thousand gath
III sronnd the two brilliantly lighted plat
rms which stood in the Cooper Union square.
pIN,a Can't. McCullagh. who. for four years
Ass baau in command OF the precinct in which
,no Institute stands. said that he had never seen
:, many people In and around the building at
,no ,ime II was unmistakably peoples meet
inc Men from all grades OF society and repre-
,en,ing all kinds of business and occupation
rera there. Merchants. bankers. small trades
man mechanics and laboring men clapped
,beir hands simultaneously and cheered to-
,s,bsr IN the hall. and jostlcd each other around
'hs outside stands. A noticeable. and 10 many
,surprisng feature Of the meeting was the at
,srlance OF 40 many Of the hard listed. foreign
,orn ,i,izens whose political faith is popularly
,allevei to be the support OF Tammany Hall
anler any and all circumstances.
Many prominent German faces were notice.
,Me in tho audience in the indoor meeting
Among the gentlemen who sat upon the plat
,orm in the hall was the veteran politician.
Thurlow Weed The audience was demonstra-
i've and enthusiastic. Every allusion oi the
speakers TO the determination Of the people to
iethrone the Tammany King was greeted with
hearty applause. and every mention OF the
name Of Edward Cooper was received with
cheers.
A IRoM1SENr MERCHANTS APPEAL FOR SELF
GOVERNMENT.
James f. Morrison called the meeting 10
order. and introduced as It's chairman Franklin
Flson, President OF the Produce Exchange.
Mr. Edsol stepped 10 the speakers desk and
said
rHlov clr1,N !, sive' me plea;Ire 70 preside s a,
@ % @sa S os Ses ct he sy amt oP PtM ~ cs %
%. aih o Novemher need not rehearse toNou the rea
- mat give this osea'ien y, pce uar 81 nineance In
b, sln' S,.pn,sd sspro, q our ei,y aIsI. sId
rs .n1l,sy H'se'ss I, ~ 'is % nD,s Snc @ ,h no
er1'ns oi New York irrespective OF party lines and
snd to e5ci their public servants and by this
.s tai they are not yet PREPARED TO submit 20 the
an Applause They are not YET disposed A. might
la, Hsli to march npwsekiy year alter year 20 ihs
aefquar.ts d that Institution merely 10 hear The an
be s,ernnsai OF Ii. cly. '' "'' "
Ts "a 10 sn1oanes ss n a. ,S . ,ns
auns who shah serve them. and, God willing. We pro-
sa rSs'sny as1i Su5 i mfs
as sS ySSs ss,es SGSns ,si and as District
' %. .,s ~ 70 1sg /. e. ARgS and
p,hss which they wli inauTarsi. win se ,ust AMI
asa @ ls sSt iSs, he p.opis w .Esi pSss
act OF pr6c servants in years back hat Ii. peop,
sfe long,. In 4 frame OF mind 20 be cheated .,!s
and sr enaaon S a" thsl ssSr..ssd Iew %e
ssgee, iiel hem MAT good soygrnment shall be main,
n he hsh sonsbls positions that are 70 be nlled by
par.nouy shall charAeterils all our public expenG,
nre' sni mat ihe name o. ne city shal be redeemed
Tne eiecnon of the men whose nomination. We rsufY
Nlnre of such policy regenerated the state canals
5y ntns Il ossible to some extent TO meet tn compe
uur oIh,r ports and 70 bring TO New York for export
Uu'ip"in ls7u aud when You reflect that each bushe
TNn p'onsHI v"S vst frsnS, Ss " ",uI II' ieSgl1,
and Insurance and storage, you viii unfersiAnl
,'ar Go The extent OF nine and hall tc ten mslon
ta2 r. A. aSaii't thrse ana hsn TO ~, = millions !,
'et- s We propose It shah be conunuec Is destined L
uI estate IN tht 81 WIN thlllllF
buus labor and capital alike that prosps nty which nov
re' srr huta f,w ot The bies.ns' which would no-
on an =, a'n. .'rs,io1 o. Sei p9eHe StT", . an an,
rom uc .oy tuis iur'ned BY ihose who's nominaiion
rnin. tecn5n on Tie Sth Of November AZ
y!sU~
A. Mr. Elson resumed his seat. Mr.. Jerom,
Buck arose md read the names Of the Vice
Prs dents and Secretaries. Among the Vice
Presidents were Royal Phelps, David bows
,m o. Bartlett, William II. wickham. Jamei
~ Gerard. Vanderbilt Allen, Altar, C9mph,ell
n.yd Joqc7 k,9sr b Roosevelt. G" NWIian iaan
AtfnI W. Craven. Henry A. GilVersleevc. Dan
4, F. T.cman, James NJ Brown, L. NJ. Bates
SsG II GerTy wS6 Bf6neePBp eBapos w93d b rahns HSST
] bert Hoe Gen. Sigel. William A. Butler. vii
anm H. Guion. Isaac Sherman. Frederick ID
'per, and simon stern. Many OF these gen
7, u"n occupied seats on the platform. Dir
Hu'n WIS Interrupted by applause as the name,
% W"n-Ahown men were read.
4 LETTER FROM PARKE GOODWIN
The allowing letter from Mr.. Parke Goodwin
We read, and received with loud applause:
. y" ." tA.r lInRrr sfvrSrn srRrEf, n Y. Oct 80
.Ni p,N ,iH u,tyt Ner much that enses,i!gi ;
iSS I9r aer aIl5i'e1s gndS siIl. I'er o. \
r' the pfNounicst interest The simple quc'
whether ue Goyernmem Il his Nstropoi.
',H conform 10 those inmcmoual pnnclpe' u
PIP 'tiHt.ns or be confined g. close corr Grafton
'~ lrnllal sulcuudc secius u be 10 secure TO lt
' Nfs uofHufc offices It's strange that such que'
@ D ,t hyre and N M age gee 81 ths wifd fn
.r s'Ni a-alu. IAaye Tie honor 10 BE-. your ooedlen
F'AAl, PARkE GODHlS.
MR. sHAFER's SPEECH.
The Hon. Ira Shafer then addressed tn
D. heaLs. lie remarked that he had been ilght
W.! IammHny Hall for four years, but ha'
A''rr seen such an enthusiastic demonstrate
~ MS II John Kelly lhisses were here,
you'd terriiy him. This is an uprising agalns
An tyranny ol one man, and that man Is not
wei. l0 not thief, has not cOnspired agains
ale lubil trra-ury but is tyrant king. II die
WHr. lAppluseI This meeting II to teach hin
,lat De- DO not own New York. He was beuts
~ leIucton OF the wages Of city laborer7-
TA'n Ianmany was thoroughly organized qn'
a' anti p-IaMmauy forces We're so poor that the
"ul scarcely hire this hall. Now we hav
seN.rll important issues in our favor; We hay
W.. taxpayers On cur side and we have the mu
uulh2 Qi war John Kelly lhssesl al,
EW II Vanderbilt .hisscs- don't hiss them
n'uS is king and Nanderhllt is almos
~ r-r- ana voices No; no; no
'f us have together tyrannized over u
~ reg .htlye enactments and admlnlstfa
I'M 'n'ir power should end. II Is time tht
n,H oo,H hcAj should learn that he cannot obsti
ma'} cram down the thronts Of the people
nuuuiNe Ike Augustus Schell. who has bee
D'DlNl!' lmlngly defeated already by III
nYH'9s champion, John Morrissey Hong con
"Vueu applause, now scarcely cold In his grnV
" 'uHrhh, tliis ls a struggle Tor eXistnnel
iu iun inuSl light now or 1.-Two and die slaves. hell
nlisnnlh lilnh ol great courage and has well-disc