The New York herald., 1878-11-02

weeks In tho ungratefui work OF vilifying Tammany
the same game al the HackensacK Convcn ton"
The people needed reformation IN criminal matters.
He proposed TO punish big thieves aud not those
whose only offence taking a glass OF beer on
Sundays He proposed that the men wno like Gill
man. walked IN sanctuary, should his just
deserts, ana that the public prosecutor should not
rain down tears when he brought him 10 Justice.
any RECORD WILL SPEAK FOR ME-"
Judge Bedford was called from all parts Of the hall
and In response said. ii came hore TO witness this
demonstration and 10 Join with you in tho good
work; but not TO mako spoech. believe that
man who is candidate for Judge should pass
through the campaign with sealed lips In my letter
OF acceptance referred 10 my public record. which
must and Will speak ior me- thank you heartily Tor
your warm reception"
WINS Assemblyman Tnain, Jacob A. Cantor and
Colonel Page.
THE GERMAN REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMIT
THE CONFERENCE COMMITTEES
The German Republican Central Committee met at
the Germania Assembly Rooms last evening. every
district in the city being represented Dr. Schroeder
occupied the chair. Routine business having been
disposed OF Mr. Herman Cantor offered tn following
resolutions
While tho German Republican Central Committee
on n. s asG
TO the just demands of this committee and TO the
Rs.oiysd to saorss and raiv .ss republican ticket
Resolved That th. committee will not forgive
Mr.. jacob N. Patterson Jr who has All occasions
trading oH worthy President. ex-Judgo Often
tornsy-
Several members OF the committee spoke in favor
o! the resolutions as offered. Judge Dittonhoosr
hoped tnat they would prove themselves better re-
publicans than George Bliss and vote and work Tor
the ticket. 1t made but little difference TO him
whether no rseeved the nomination or not, but tho
manner in which the German republicans had been
treated was disgrace. Every year they had been
treated in the Same manner. MIR. Friodsam had been
removed from office to make for OF Patter-
son's relatives. Mr. Richard, gentleman whose du-
ties the matter OF invoices required the know lodge
OF various uages he possessed had been re-
moved from the Custom House 10 make room for
no. acquainted with these Languages He insisted
that all should go heartily the ticket
but they should as Germans well understand the lead
ers they had to obey.
Ex-Coroner Naunann spoke IN the same vein, dc.
nouncing the action OF the conference committees.
He consiuered the resolutions offered mild.
(Applause.) However. they should be prepared Tor
The future. IL was about time that the German
would bc respected This time they night vote
the ticket. but they had assembled there night
time they, a. republicans, would quietly submit.
Next time they were treated IN THIS manner they
woa.d scS ana KICK strongly loo sGreat appia1se)
brand into the canvass. The question whether
they should have democratic or republican senator
IN Washington. He was opposed TO the resolutions
They were. nevertheless. adopted by the entirs
body, Mr.. Glaubrecht alone voting NO"
Mr.. Reidinger made some remarks to the effect
that German republicans should talk less aud act
moro and make the American committee feel their
strength, especially In disricts where Lhreeourlhs
On the motion oil Mr.. Friedsam committee or five
was appointed consider lhe relations existing be-
tween this committee aud the American commIs,ss.
with orders particularly 10 report as TO the best
means to De ADOPTED for asserting tho right Of Ger
man republicans in making future nominations. Ihe
meeting then adjourned.
CAPTAIN McULLAoH EJECTs SOCIALIST OFF,
GERS FROM THE PLATFORM OF A oERMANIA
ASSEMBLY ROOM MEETING-scHwAB's EQUI-
L1BRIUM NOT DISTURBED.
Tho Gcrmania Assembly Rooms, In the Bowery
full OF tumult and excitement last evening. The
large front the noor had been engaged
for the purpose Of ratryng the nomination OF Edwin
Einstein. who runs for Congress comb nation
ticket 10 tho Seventh Congressional district Last
nights meeting was especially gotten up thepnr-
pose OF giving tho cigar makers OF New York an o.
portunty TO indorsc Mr. Einstein, whs Is a member
Of tho firm Of L hirschorn Co., cigar ufacturers
The meeting was called to order shortly after eight
O'clock and some one proposed the name ofa cigar
maker chairman, but the meeting did not want him
and defeated. Mr. George Winter, another
cigarmaker and well known socialist was then pro-
posed as chairman. The nomination was ratified and
Mr. Winter took the chair. Two socialists were then
SOLICITED with equal enthusiasm. vice pres
dent, the other as secretary OF the meeting. The
regular politicians OF tho district, who were sit.
ting the front row OF chairs, put their
heads together, but under tho clrcu IN stances
could not help themselves, aud permitted the pro-
ceedngs to take their While both the social.
ist officers on the platform ana tho regular politicians
on the door were consulting upon the situation Of
affairs Pscs Justice Ottsrbourg came into the hail
aud he was induced to 90 upon the platform.
His speech IN favor OF Eustein Tor Congress was re-
ceived with applause In moment and with hisses
the next. II evident thai the discomfort among
the crowd grew In volume 10 tho Judge proceeded
with his remarks.
Mr.. scHwAB's coNrExrxxxE
In the midst OF the large audience calmly survey
ing the scene sat Justus Scawab, the wcIl-knowu
Communist. Police Captain McCuliagh, who, inougn
ctizen's dress had bsCa moving Tor more than ton
minutes among the rows OF seats, Ielng ali persons
10 keep quiet, approached Schwab AMI asked him II
reason To DO satisfied with tho meeting, since ali
officers elected are socialists"
Uap,ain McCuliagh's rcpiy TO this was:-"f you
don't ike the meeting you'd better get o.
stars" Mr. Schwab msdo no reply to these re-
10 Judge Otterboure's remarks BY TINS time several
policemen with clubs In hand had entered tho m est
last Of seats The people were astoDishsd but
kept quiet and orderly. Before however, tho
stood Captain McCuilsrh went on the platform 1od
the chairman to leave the chair, and elected him.
along with the wee president and secretary from tho
platform. The frightened socialist officers made no
resistance whatever and descended quietly 10 tho
centre 0i tho hall. Thithe Captain McCuilagh f,-
lowed them. aud ssid I'll you leave the nall at
once, and without delay, IN call whole platoon OF
and club you out u"
The moment the Captain had made those remarks
cry arose, .:C.garmakors, leave the haliin And a
large number oi them did lesvc. "wnat could we
do 2" said ono OF them the reporter .sI for one
did not have my hoad cubbsd ior The sake OF
Congressman Einstein or any other candidate -
Alter they had been removed the regular combina-
tion politicians took charge OF the meeting. Judge
Ouerbourg Finished hts speech others OF the dis
Irict maze remarks eulogstic Of the candidate. n
n n hnW tnsn
close over the audience, tnat BY this largely
diminishsd In numbers
THE WRONG ROOM.
very funny incident ot tnls entire transaction oc.
currcd In the rear room on tho noor where tho
EinsteiD meeting was hcid There the shocmakers
prison labor and Mr. Charles Sothcrau was address.
ing them on this subject, when Captain McCuIlayh
excitcdIy walked into tho room, wont up 10 Mr..
Sotncrmn, shook him by the shoulders,