New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-23
DEMOCRATIC SUCCESS CELEBRATED.

TIE COUNTY DEMOCRACY ADDRESSED BY Mr..
HEWITT. Mr. DOlsHEnGER AND OTHERS
The County Democracy held a meeting IN
the Cooper Institute night Ito celebrate the aus
plcious results Of the late triumphant election" Adj
mission to the hall By ticket, but the seats were
well filed, though there was not much enthis asm
exhibited The platform was occupied BY AbraIn s..
Hewitt, william Dorshelmer, " Jimmy" OuYcr, j. b..
Hart Roswell F. Flower, f. g. Splnola Isaiah iyudcrs.
Thomas j. Costig4n, Alderman Robert Han, john L.
Fellows Alexander Davidson, o. b. Potter,
Pltrck Keenan, aud others. john J..
Develin called the meeting to order and James i.
Morrison read letters OF regret from FRANKLIN Eds0n
Grover Ceyeieud, General clOcum and $. Cox Reso-
buttons were adopted IN which 1t was conceded ,Aat
rhe signal victory OF the people over machines
has been aided by the votes OF large
body OF our political opponents which imposes
upon the Democratic party an honorable obligation to
use Ae uon or 1t has CURED with DcrIy andJustce'
Home rule was demanded also reform IN the publ
service aud IN the civil service so that the holding OF
office shall depend upon capacity and conduct and not
u,on political seryillty and reduction in taxation
| IN the number OF ofice-holders. Full confidence
.xpressed that Grover Cleveland would sustain the
pol,cy Of Tlden and Robinson. Thanks were gwen to
Edward Cooper and John McKeon
Apram : Hewitt was the first speaker. He said that
= the organization expected the men elected to be al
moners and dispensers or official spoIs then
he not Win tAeHl- A"'Co O-4OAO
had great victories been achieved over the
pe,ub,.cau pe.fy The circumstances, however, We're
d,fsrent Samuel J. Tiden elected Governor az
time when there was great distress In the Land,
and he ACCOMPLISHED great and lrsting re-
firm At the same time a Democratic Congress
w iuced expenditures aud restored prosperity to the
.c,,utrv During that time lobbyists driven from
ne halls OF Congress Bur he sorry TO say that tile
rqope had short memories and restored the Republicans
~ LoW-r. TLcy N at tlle OF great prosperity.
After vacation cue TO some Oh ms .I,cG icy " ~
Thought needed u. Mr. Hewitt sdid Itt ne returned
10 Congress. such sight as no Witnessed ss
XLVIItn Congress was organized IN me interest
nj irOers gnI session was carnival OF RECKLESS
waste plumber and extayagnnee Toe people now Lad
arisen thclr misht ana recOrued tHer, yer
dict agunst thee iooners ana ana p.uaiergfss,
- III uqii Ir Hewitt ''because they loved tAe party
ami ey ala not refrain voting 10 put the Demo
cratic party IN power, Out 70 r Doepais party
Drove. fhtAlr.s to this trust let 1t 20 Town
In more hopeless shiPwrrck than mas oyereom9
tie hcpubit-a party. 40 lIt,or piS d. not ,vgIt
20 deatoo clrfu! tn0t tie same tHJe Goes not uNae
the DeAeei%.e party !,,.t 4N1 marty or leaders,
bat q Judgment against metlous aHi, p ~ Th.
homes. ioOns set led JuG Sment OI great party
aud auOtGer tnmg TO organize Pafty msoniAe' "a
vIdttu cespois. We have 10 organize ne Dem
ocraLo party that mdl'iduAi nie ~ S,.t-c y
ex press their opinions In tbs 5ate, Al o0H rsJ1
we nave 10 reform system OF taxa ION. an reauy
to ION with tue Republicans II the neAt session e
rpa
systems We want radical reform, no snAnts' 40 t
power appointment Is where the tOuoie So" Tttd
fnks away then from the President Oh inc Ci''oe
states the power OF appOlntment OF subordinate
and The whole fabric VI spo,ls t1Is 20 WIG so. -
will not be worth SIX months 49,
they are lnaugurated: give po,,t,cs a trade must
g We ii np or men who respect themselves WIZ ho aao
Termination III your hands Tho late election nls eson
80 rsno ratio marty one more chance, aud TIC LAT
hgpee m viii ever have It proves fAithless 70 the
William Dorsneimer was the next speaker lie declared
that taxation must Do reduced ~ anu
aI,o the number VI oficehOders; over E1So,
80 ooo ,nora than was needed waA taken
every ear By the National Government rom the nands
of lnduslry As ar. ulden pointed ouI In famous
Iesaage the panic 1873 caused by sucA IaAAOn'
and another panic 10 threatened ., - , a,..,.
Tuere we're Loud cries for Flower, Fellows ana pphoIA
MIR suInOa stepped the front and the Chairman haa
| IN uss some tact TO get him 10 give way -, 70
I,bn ri Fellows then spoke Tor snort tlhe MI
snlnoa Ia Wing taken hls hat and coat 10 leave INC