The Sun (New York) Newspaper, May 16, 1872, Page 1

"THIRTY-NINTH YPAR. HUZZA FOR HONEST HORACE | nk ROCHESTET, CONVENTION AL- MOST A UNIT FOR MIM, — the Chairman's ¢ f Appl Greeley Speech The Ci ne of Grant's Edie a Catnip Fite Rocvesten, May 1&—ihough the pro- ceedings of the Democratic to-day sppears almost Laine on paper, they were highly significant, The election of Mr. Kinsella, first as temporery and then as perinanent Chairman, meant business, and the right kind, too. As ehief manager of the Brooklyn Eagle he has tiven bis hand and heart tothe Cincinnatt move- ment from the start and he is now an earnest and eloquent advocate of the acceptance of its nominees by the Baltimore Convention, His ypeoch on takirg the chair drifted stendily and Hrongly in that direction, and the enthusiastic cheers which it elicited showed that he carried the Convention with hi ‘The delegates and the audience applauded vehemently at the right places. ‘The speech and the plaudits meant the Mocinnati platform and the Cincinnatl nomi- gees. No doubt Baltimore will take the hint and listen to the f New York, A UNIT FOR GREELEY, The long and exciting discussion on the reso- \utions and the Proposed amendments thereto in regard to the mode of sending delegates to Baltimore simply showed that the Convention was intent upon sending thither a de*zation shat would act together asa unit, cast the vote of New York as a unit, and thus make a great yower felt, It was for this reason that the Con- vention at the close of its warm debate voted down the proposition to allow the delegates trom each Congressional district in the State to weloct thelr several representatives to Baltimore, ind sustained the original proposition, which requires the whole of them to pass the ordeal of scommittee of sixteen, In a word, the Conven- don here determined that the delegates from New York to the Natfonal Convention should all be of one mind, and should all ultimately vote tor one candidate for the Presidency. Not to puta fine point on it, the action of the Conven- tion at Rochester to-day on this subject means Dr. Greeley at Baltimore In July. THE DELEOATES TO BALTIMORE. The committee having in charge the subject of reporting a List of delegates for the National Convention ts in session this evening. They will report to-morrow. It ts almost certain that for delegates at large they will present the pames of Gov, Hoffman, Senator Murphy of Kings, Delos De Wolf of Oswogo, and Jarvis Lord of Monroe, Murphy and De Wolf are known tobe open and hearty for nominating Greeley and brow . Hoffman, It is under= stood, expresses. no doubt that such will be the ultimate result, Lord ts the con- fdeatial friend of Judge Church, 1 believe Judge Church has given up all idea of anybody else being nominated at Baltimore ex- copt Greeley and Brown, and Lord, beyond all question, will reflect the view of his friend, ‘The remaining sixty-four delegates will in the first instance be named to the Committee of Sixteen by the delegates in this Convention from their respective Congressional Districts, If unobjec- tionable they will doubtless be adopted by the committee, Nobody dreams that asingle one of the whole sixty-eight delegates to Baltimore will be hostile to the acceptance of ghe Cincin- nat! nominees, unless something very extraor- dinary should turn up between now and July, and thus render a complete change of front necessary on the part of the New York Demo- cracy. In fact Ido not believe that there are ten Democrats within and around the Conyen- tim who have the slightest idea that there will be a straight-out nomination made by the Na- tional Conyention. Throughout the day the tide has set with steady momentum for the ultimate acceptance both of Gresley and Brow! Some outspoken Democrats who came Into the wovoment rather reluctantly, say that there is only one man who can divert this tide from Its vatural channel, and that man is Horace Greeley. WHAT THE RESOLUTIONS MBAN. ‘The Committee on Resolutions, of which Con- gressman Potter was Chairman, held a long ses sion and cncountesed # good deal of dificulty, too, in coming to @ Unanimous agreement. What they presented as original could have been drafted in fifteen minutes, and in fact it was, with the exception of some portions, prepared Wo their hands tu advance by Mr. Caushdy of the Albany Argus, The committee readily’ agreed upon, affirming the Cincinnati! platform. done the difficulty then arose. Four of the four- teen members were strenuously In favor of go- ing a deal further than the report upon which they finally agreed. They wanted a more explicit statement in regard to the Cincinnat! nominees. The resolutions as accepted squint at them, but the four progeessives wanted to look them’ full in the face. ‘the four gentlemen referred to Were Ruger of Onondaga, Hart of Chemung, Morris of Kings, and Tyner of Erie. They were for speaking right out in meeting and calling Dr. Greeley and Goy. Brown by name. How- ever, they Anally consented to say tat which f no other construction, and thus #4 report of the committee, The accepted the ution: as meant hothing short of the Cineinnatt platform andl match, and so cheered youiferous- ly woen Mr, Potter read the report. THE COMMITTEE EQUALLY DIVIDED. HP MI learr ee oiulions three p were ip with the four already mentioned for putting the bames of y and Brown into the rr be Jona, thus taking just one-half the committee, Now my authority for this statement is a me er of the committee, If New York city had been represented on the committee by the two tuembers to which the elty would have been en- Utled. their names would have been mentioned ; but New York, because of its contest, wan not yet inside of the € ‘The refusal of the Convention to admit the Reform delegates from the city will pretty surely lead to the reorganiz log of the 7 which will nv Furhems of & corporation which has no mor Pgilto meddle with the matter than have th directors of the Columbia Insurance Company CHERRING THE CONNECTICUT VICTORY The reading of the despatch in the Convention " Senate by the Democrats and antl-G wns of the Connecticut Legislature drew fort! huing cheers which were th mnitory syieptoins of alike union at Bult which w troy Grant blinself, Goy. Seymour is not present at the Convention, There is no doubt, however, that, though not exactly on the picket line, he is moving forward With the main body of the antl-Grant army of Democrats und Liberals. Tstate this on excel- wuthority ochester Democrat of to- n here, contains sixteen fourteen of which are about tor scems to be throwing the aut party into convulsions, HB. 8. vr tie The hour appointe of the Convention was noon, Samuel J. Tilden i for the assembll but it was tatled the body to order | t speech, The tent iin, he sald, were met to boar the banner of the Democracy, as they had always Hone. in the face of the foe, It did not beoe dim to a ste thelr choice and thelr action. Ue was thelr mission to contend against central ism and corruption. The three millions of Democratic voters would act as a unit, and Would, without an exception, support the candle dates ‘of the purty. Ho named ne tomports Chaleman Thomiss Kinsella, of bing gs county, MK. KINSELLA'S SPEECH Kinsella said : We meet ata thin with inv lected my prtant events, [know that, t wan ses t for Individual considerations, butt el was one of the earlist and most earnest stes of aunion of all the liberal element, ers.) ‘To keep the present party in pawer military depotism and the de: of the must cont The | » party ave upheld, in 'y ‘way loft to us, the Vil richt of the habeas corpus and trial by fury, 4 evi wid the complete right Cf the South to paiticl= pale in counet the gation, Let us res tolve to aveomplish our duty. and. millions of Feomen will blows us, [Loud “heering.| 10, Berrin was appolited. temporary | t ind read the rultor delegate, Ane | ‘ ig delegates from New York city and nel t ly were referred lo the Committoe A rosotition was offered to appoint aeommit foe to appoint owo delegates frum each Asseun PRICE TWO C ULSAN AU OBLE PRESENT, SILVER TO MRS. NT GRANT. YORK, ply district and four from the State at large to on at Baltimore, and t that delegation be fnatructed to vote asa which was laid on the table. THE COMMITTEE ON Ri Clarkson N. Potter moved that a committe of two from each Judicial District be apy ns and platforins shail be re= do this much f yy, and Tam sure his iM remember it. not get an honester man. trial, and at the same time elect g to Ml our minor positions if we can. make this oue ¢ COWHIDED BY A WOMAN. the National Conven' THE EIGHT-HOUR STRIKE, HUNDRED JOINING TH ify tified investleation, even the gravest charge® brought ag: He has habitual net Johnny's Punishment for Stander—A Spirited Little Woman ‘Thrash Pound Maw -An Uvnsual Scene ta the Fs- ex Market # Quite a stir was created in Essex Market © Court yesterday by th disome young Ww | hoxsehold. He has committed NON-UNION TRIKERS. A SERVICE A Democrat, acts of nepotism more rded against the entire eessora from alice An Blehternth District Grectey Club. A meeting of cilizens of the Eighteenth District wes h Fourth avenue to organize a Greeley and Brown Campaign Club. The Hon. Christopher Pullman which all resolut ed without de ng COMMILLCE Was Ap Plasterers’ Awsocine ie thelr Cosoperution Bosses Reported to itave Vie * Demnnds. The strike of 2 hours, at $5.50 per day, contin strength. Headquarters at Masonic Ha teenth street, near Third avenue, was thronged all day yesterday and until alate hour last eve~ ning, with a calm, earnest, and orderly assembly, engaged in planning and cond paign. There was littie excitement and no hot words, but prudence and discretion character- ized each transaction. As a result of the session, two hundred here- tofore non-Union men were added to the So- 2) joined since Monday, wore reported as having nds of the strikers. An Alleged Mystery in the Mextern latinas Friendship between Gen. Grant nn Romero-What Romero is seid Can tie Story be Tr George Washi appearance of a named Mrs. tions Offer y heatowing public emoi | quious givers. Adin Thayer, Jt., Davis Spraker, Samu John F.Xevymour, Wiltlam OC. i charged with cowhiding George Browers, living G. Fellows, Willian at Third avenue and Eighth street. plainant, who Is a burly man of about 200 pot weight, has been for years engaged In the floral business, and Is well known In places of public resort by the sobriquet of “Bouquet Johnny. he was engaged by Mr. and Mrs, Piaott, who are also in the floral trade, to do the outside business for them, but after col- lecting about £300 of outstanding debts they say yished, and gave out that he had gone to Rochoster. Brower spread damaging reports about Mra. Piggott’s character. ‘These slanders reached the nd hearing on Mon- the iawor beer Correspondence of The Sun Wasnratox, May 15.—There is an inters eating little incident conne parture of the late Mexican Minister to this Sefior Romero, which will explain several things. It seems that Mr, Romero early cultivated @ friendly understanding with Gen. Grant, and when his country was making its Mnal effort, ited in the overthrow of Maximilien, substantial favors from the 1 our armies. tered his high not as trust devolved upon him by the whole people, but as an estate of property owned Ly imself alone in fee simple. ver-growing maladministra- tion the President's partisans, instead of re~ buking bis perverse cou trary, and for sua tiattery and They have put the effect that he at he has reduced the taxes lected the revenue; that he has settled that he has tranquililzed structed the 500 carpenters for eight 8 gathering ‘A club having been formed, the following committee was appointed to nominate officers and report at the vext meeting: Messrs. Geo, H. Van Cleft, EB. @. Squier, H. A. Hart, RH. m, Solomon Br H, Reede,and the Hon. ‘the Chairman, a with the dew J Cc ‘A rocess was then taken until half-past three, PERMANENT ORGANIZATION. the Committee on Perma- consisting of H. D. Birdsall, H, Thatcher, John C. Suydam, On reassqmbjing, READ hil K. Toll,’ i, Grant, A: Beach, John J. Ti have, on the con- ded it with uncan- specious logic. mocking pre- Some tie sin oe ing the cam- Thos. BF. Righ yh in his address, expressed hhim- d to’ see the meeting 40 well attond- mated there were about 150 members He thought, however, that hi ly increased, W been appointed Journment. reported the name of Mr. Kinsella unty for permanent President of the for Vice-Prosidents Daldwin, George N. Just before ad- he obtained man then General of ‘There is aclaim now before the American and Mexican Commission entitled He.mann Sturm ve. The Republic of Mexico, which grew out of some of these transactions. The papers in 4 case are quite voluminous, making « printed book of 380 octavo pages. ‘On page 24 we find under the head of * Memor randum of an interview with Mr, Romore 224 Convention, and notice appeared in Would have been lan cludes y¥ sugwesting meetings should be published tn Ing then adjourned th. Tut not one of these allegations Is tru lenge them in detail. people, not the President, are paying |t. he reduced the taxes’ clety, making a total and about forty boss conceded to the dem substantial success gave encouragement to the meh, which also was greatly | their committee, later in the e the "Dzzle of the meeting of boss carpenter THE STRIKE EXTENDING. ‘The strikers were durin by deteeates from the Brick, ora® Assoclatfons, wiv aration fron! Amalgamated Soc, : the Union, reported their etfort a all having resumed work upon thi Information recetyed late in the event that the Stairmakers wonld strike this morning was received with the wildest enthusiasm. At an early hour delegations were despatched to shops where men were still employed, with a view of endeavoring to persuade them'to quit Ina majority of cases success followed tito headquarters ani subject to the are of the niured day afternoon that saloon at 319 Bowery, #he purchased a cowhtd and went in search the saloon she found Brower ing with indi im and struck face with her cowhide. and attempted ta Congress, Bot the has lightened these burdens of the jeorge K. Moot, W. Moseley, James M A. Baytou, Charles Blair, A. . G. G. Breed, ok, Jas, D: Morgan, Jarvis ‘othren, and Jerome the chair permanentiy, that the youny 4 i 1 } { Club in Brooklyn, East uight the citizens of the Twelfth Ward of Brooklyn, the Democratic banner ward of the city, organized a Greeley and Brown cam- club, A great number of names were en- rolled, and a committee appointed to arrange & grand demonets When she res reased when ing, reported officers have Has he sett! ‘They never settled as at this hour, with the Indians? The latest Intell the frontier Is of massacre and bi ich bis office: P. Hart, Walter, Insel, on takii remarked that it seem arty were coming to Jee they would keep its had those «.~ THE TAMMANY DELEGATES ADMITTED. The Committee on Contested Sents reported in t delegation from New ox, as that delegation ha ed regularly and directly to the Con: nrdance with the rules adopted ‘The report was adopted. by Mr. Dayton, to the eff olnied to select delegates to Baltimore, r. Farnell strongly op) legates should Convention itself, Has he made peace walked up to eyexe nake uly, 1868, at the city fog agar “ance n these organizations. ev. wien struck with urity as unsullle jad gone before them, ates Seale vu washington,” the follo “Called at headquarters at 1 P.M. ained some time. Ww Gen. Grant, who said he would get Department to shoulders, and be’ ¥ od was force” umping over at and zained the emda, who, ¢ co beat au inglorio able, he rushed for the door pursued by the exaspor tinued to punish hin no 4 deplsive shouia of the as Third street. Mr. Romero was a: examyied unas erihrow of an! Nicholas Muller for I The Nicholas Muller Club had a monstef meeting at their headquarters, Battery place, ted pledging Greeley for ent Horace. manding the ¢ | tration which has held ths lance, and treated them with The President's officehol forth these glittering but pods from New Yor! give me a letter to Gen, Sherid: no trouble in Texas, so Tait hve HENMANN STURM.” On the next page we find the order from Seo retary MeCilloch, so that it appears the Gen+ ers now in vain es of the club for Hol and disappeared down Smarting under the blows, and J scarlet stripes as evidence of thy it, he went to Eesex Market and ap- Leaycraft was « bearing on his fourths of the citizens of the are Impatient to vote Into immediate na resolution offered t that a committee be Norwanx, May leans of New Haven and Norwalk Ored one hun- 1 of Senator Ferry's re~ plied for # warrant. missioned to arrest the woman, and he escorted her into court charming in her pretty gray sult and jaunty hat, sed when she caught sight of Browers'’s varievated face. her husband, dressed gentleman of Browers, who seomed rather ashamed of his peated his complaint and asked for he protection of the law. Justice Shandley to state what she had the matter, detailed with h the unwarrantable conduct plainant, and sald th any other means of redress, sive to take the law into her own hands an “that creature” and the men were broug! ‘The recent Liberal Republican Convention at yati—one of the most stately and bril- | lant pariiaments ever assembled in this coun- the fit protest w when itis known that Mr. Romero, presented to Mrs, e appointed by the each Congressional district its own delegate to tion of powe alnat the people. re leaving this cou Grant all of his valuable servic plate, it Is not hard to gue aifairs have never caused the Mexicans any trou une to-day in honor ute from J.C. Hoe’s shop announced nion men had been discharged and «1, but on the strikers’ terms. A committee trom Wari fifth street, said he had told them that both him- ees were arm Jd shoot any who attempted to enter: of an aroused demoralized Government citizens of the Empire State, in spontaneous revolu- t a corrupt munic brave action of the why the Rio Grande Great Grevley Meeting at St Weatchestor a Unit fe A meeting for the ratification of the ley, and the forma Sapieant a shop, Seventy. moved that as an ai Mr. Spencer of New York ten or twelve years one custom had prevailed, In former times the votes of delex: frittered away, and they had found that t nth lay in umiting and in having the v-tes bed that when they went d present a united front. A UNITED VOTE AT BALTIMONS. Mr. Chanter of New York city spoke in favor of aunited vote at Baltimore an possible split that mix nell's substitute was adopted. Mr. Murray Honest Horne a quiet, respectably= a year before, rose kelf and emp! to the teeth, ity sald that for THE CANS nvention has L BOATTRA nomination of Hor srenreneerrees ee er mem INTRRFERENCE OF THR POLICE. A large committee visited Mandeville & Sia. establishment, Twenty-third street apd First avenue, and, returning, reported that they ¢ kindly received by both While quietly conversing with them a squad of lice under Capt. C uilding and hustled them out ina hurry. of thelr number was severe} The Probable Vi lncent security of the im of a Sa ui platform is Carousal on Newtown Creek. Yesterday moruing a boatman dis ered the body of a dead woman, about 25 years old, lying in an old canal hulk off Freeman It seemed to have been in the water fora considerable time, and marks Indicated that the woman may have been the vietim of foul play. cost as a unit to Baltimore they w tunes, and their sacred honor.” the equality ‘ore the law; the per —which nothing now threatens save corruption at the Federal centre questions and azalea Which haye been finally and foreyer settled by the Thirteenth, Fourteenth and Fifteenth amend- | ments; universal amnesty, which is the most divine act possible to removal of occasioned by a war whose battle felds have now been seven years green with p ever sacred and inviolate su litary functio ‘These princi- | was filled by enthusiast chopper of Chappaqua, The assembly included old-time Democrats and Republtcans, all uniting in the good cause of carrying to work inaugurated by the Cincinnati Con’ The meeting was called to order by Mr. A. Hyatt, and # temporary organization formed by f the following of . Woodcock, O'Brien admirers of the Wood- rushed into the or his insolence. The Judge mildly represented to her that she should have had re: street, Greenpoint. cht ensue in case Mr. Fare the non-revival of all ble acceptans ibbed by Police- 1,011, and all were outraged. reception of this intelligence created the indignation and confusion. sulted in the appointment of a commit- and affidavits, armed purse to legal jua spoke of the State 1459, when the polle’ was adopted by and the Democrats bh * With a slight, malicious twinkle of her cnst eyes, that she was now perf and was sorry for committing the legal olfones for which she had been arrested and to which she had been driven in a moment of unusual ‘The Judge the rocelving her promlso that she would not ag molest Hrowers, and «be left the Court with h and lips were d alarge gash on the fore. head appeared to have been caused One of her hands we On the fourb flnge a majority of on ted a Preside: x human government the election in, President ; Meas Lord, Hyan, and Baker, Vico-P'resl Hyatt, Keervtary., Mi Ison HI, Baker addressed the throng, nquent words, to cast who took testimon: which they departe: ferring charges azalnat OM} ‘ore the Essex Market Police Court ir. DeWitt spo in favor of the origin’ knew when the Chatr ap- mutilated as of the left hand were twa gold rings dina light, mixed call underwaist, three skirts, the outer one @ Bal- Coroner Whitebill was notified, In February last, on a Sunday night, two men excitement. discharged her ee ‘0 dress, with emacy of the elvil of free government service which shal itself through the of a presidency expiring by th one term. {ples, the Cincinnatt embodiment in andidate who is an n State ; a st h men as wer urging them, ina few their yoics and influence for Mr. Greele her had been nominated by the men of the Republican party who had independently ‘Complaint was made by several that the bosses were coming sharp practice upon the strike them off and | atelligence that Jol ploys 100 men at East Forty: “knocked under” was received with applatise, Complaint was made that Brooklyn men were being brought to the elty and were working. groans and hisses greeted this an- A moment afterward Browers rushed tnt cht, and said that Mrs. Pig- evermore tend to reform said the philosc court, pale with fri © have the ve ork sent forth as & thunderbolt. ——— =P=t lurphy, who eme rth street, had a while drunk got to fight- self-limitation w brains—men whe cally afraid of that little woman ? asked the Judge, » your Honor,’ sald the Jud, ought into ¢ furnish bail for Mr, Nelson of Rockland moved the previ nissing, and the di found covered w ‘ears was lon, replied the tre with affected ste eanwhilo been ou will have to pe of Sullivan endew but the Chairman de Mr. Nelaon withdre Mr, Beebe said he had heard enough of power. He thought tuat the de lambs to the slaughter, w after strange aud: more injury than by the old ed to speak, lined to recognize him. y the previous illustrions eltizen of woman has n xiged in Queens ; and the other subsequ more than probable that the body found is that of the woman missing the Sunday carousal in February. ——____— LUE GRASS MAN, Mr. man whose men, he has ruled i SUCCESS OF TIE STRIKE. y, from eommitteé to confer with rt, * Maden, Whose proverbial and absolute and incorruptl- best possible ij ates should not go 4s He did not want to fol tn his entire carcer has his hat project for the good of humanit Rancate the niasse any 1,300 schoo! houses in the fund, At every mention of Mr. Greeley's n peaker was greeted by enthusiastic applause, Mr. Larkin, who pal reeley's qualities ax a man He has done more to fe np to thelr rights than 3 eo have been to see the bosses. or Juld ind at thelr meeting this her final departure fre y the unit system He wanted to hear the je and then he would bow in ordance with it Much the various resolutior Mr. Tilden spoke in, expla of the unit system, ell's substitute and it was lost, the ¥ those of het wo oon, aud they co) thei at the Tr elleve that the whol wanted us to hay hat were there gave tald they could get no room to ineet ot have @ session until Fri ublic adaiinisteaton are the earnest and ope of a safe an: Executive offic Management 0 whose kindliness of spirit. is <i will which should hereafter nh the two sections heretofore op= « long life spent in rare devo~ sour, the oppres @ this afternoon, 7 as meeting Nzzied ALABAMA SURE eat Burbecne in the Blne Grass Res gion—Konst Hogs, Beef, Sheep, Sanirrelsy and Burgeo Sou; the Cinciunats Com ont becatise they He was followed 0; ing tribute to Mr. ‘and statesman, and appealed to eve: Westchester count) for the fatlure, wi mental Article='T Execative Message to the Senate Come ments of the Loudo MLNGTON, May 15.—A telegram from to Secretary Fish, dated May 10, that Lord Granville had submitted a sup plemental article for the treaty, which he said id be accepted by England if the United States saw fit to adopt it. ‘This supplemental President of the U: States, with the advice and e: ate, to make no claim 1 tes for indirect losses, rant sent @ message to th nnpletely backing down. for the back down, and Senate in advance of agrecing to Lord Gran- ereste of the Tose sea ke vote for him out of 1 if for no other reason, the following resolut ‘We wanted to meet t s respect a one of the of human rights, and d examples of personal polntment of were unani- is_niwaya devoted b; to Baltimore "J P. MeGrath, thi to the entertainment of bis frien ays his elegant mansion is thre with distinguished horse Gen, Schene one of the m Lesoteed, That we hereby ratity and endorse the nomt- ations of Horace rown for Vice Pres: THE RESOLUTIONS. Potter, from the Committee He said that t! nthe subject a most care The resoluti In the candidate for thi hail a noble and gallant statesman of the West— a Kentuckian by birth, @ Missourian by resl- who for years fought the battle of free= on slave sofl, who at the close of the war ne of the heartiest to de- for the Southern peo deserves the sympathy ol dictated by nobility Vice-Presidency wi font of the Lpited State the Ciucinnat! plate the priuciples set Gur polut will be kained. from all parts ter of principle, not hospitality of Kone We almost have our point now, and We are ure of | ee was yesterday. Ittee of five t against slavery was mand amnest whose career honer courage and action ts of the city and to their place Hones joeratic party ¢ York, assembled in the part of the Unised nization shall be known aa the esquely diversitted I nsion, with {ts spacious parlors and broa | colonnade, stands in. the viewing with its man Ing locust shade, a no! undulating, blue grass pastira travery of fence verdure as far as ‘the ular convention to # nd in all Kentucky. 5 toa national convention to be held at \idates for President © and resclve sin the nature nt which have Senate on Monday and that the Celuporary officers chosen Le the peruianent who bended heart of the estates windows, from its cool f this platform and these nomina- . to nominate « President, deck nize the cha and constitution of the Governm: taken place, and without reopening the ques- the past, are ready now to codperate , whatever thelr previous party affilia~ tions, who favor limited and localized govern- ments, who # gress of absolute and general powers; to pre- vent its entering on general private legislation; to restrain the growth of vast corporations, and to work a permanent civil service reform, And be it further , That the recent declaration of politl- cal principles by the Conventi we of the pro After aspeech by Dr. Wood. predivted the endorsement of Mr. neeting adjourned, avers and a tiger being iret given for “ Honest old Horace.” reported that ley at Balti with a snow! n for initiation, ed him all day, but offe ¢ cheers for the Captain, Adel gate reported one Quimby, a Union man, a work ten hours at Koi working agalnst the strike. A special committee was appointed to attend ize yourselves without re and without nate Foreign Relations Committee had treaty but did not ‘The admtnistration relieving: th toaday upon thy come to any. ¢ ly surveylig move until they are further delay, ‘own respective ¢ i { ‘ ' with their the eayorting about Al this beautiful spot some sev hundred of Mr. Me “burgoo” and the numerous guests THE BALL AND BAT, ‘s shop, and symmetrical occupants gally ly confident iish which they will enators AMY Very form a willing and working Executive Com- ther Democratic each of these localities, and send the names of its Chairman and Secretary mittee’s headquarters in New York. will work with us are of Us. cause with all who enter for our commoy aty-fve or @ Republican, in leave nothing uns A Vine Game en the Union Ground— The ‘Troy Nine Beating the Matuals 5 ® persons visited the yesterday afternoon, to witness the first championship game between the Troy Club and the Mutuals, .On thelr arri- the ground ‘Trojans were aUnion man, was rej street ten hou oice—Yes, he is the man who ats from the mei Let him stay there, we ant mittee Was sent to labor w to the State work on Sixtiet ground, Williainsb tend, of Lexington, f Commerce Ask the Senate the Supplemental Article to the t hus Mae word of the present hour is Organ- of * Lexington Gen, A. Buford, A. Keene Kichards, i. Beard, Gen. John Col, Robert Woolley, Dr, W. 8. Chipley. V », Garret Marshall, © : i, Morgan, Mr. Andy Mitchell, Gen, Smith, A. H. Ward of y and Bolly Lewls of that every worker, find a useful pines thus that the whole Stal vassed, and every voter however humble, in tie ranks, may be systematically millated the Wt Chamber of ( meeting called for t CO-OPERATION OF THE WORKINGMEN'S UNION, “Peter Daily, President of the Workingmen's Union, addressed the meeting. 1 felt tt my dut on, Capt. O. Py short of Gedney, and that Alli- son had been taken from his bed yesterday therefore, played instead of Gedney, Bellan playing centre fleld, Force third base, and to this Jans are mainly ludebted fe n both sides was n the part of th lle the Mutes excelled the latter con ting opened at I at a special purpose yesterday after- ideation the pending supplemental article to the Washington Treaty. ‘The Hon, George O dyke offered and adyvo- cated the adoption os oy \\D RESOLUTION : of Cineinnat! bs ress of public opinion to- yund and wholesome views of govern- elieve all patriotic citizens may unite upon that platform for the purpose of re- ring the honest administration of national affairs, and enforcing the obligations of the Con- ; and our delegates to Baltimore are tructed to take the course best calculated to secure the triumph of these principles, and the election of any candidate representing them shall meet the approval of the Democracy Convention assemble ‘The resolutions were adopted. to come bere and make tonecutters have sueceeded in victory which a forenoon to pla ‘an expression o! fon, Capt. Jobi Louisville, John } e propitious. ens of triumph response made to the Cincinnatl our Democratic signal overth: the end of the w Bihce T'entered the root Jerrneal of the failure of your h ‘elrt Hodes short, an §s filled with arrangement the! thelr meeting. 4, and your suc. cuisine was superintended b; .who,done up i sk's costurne, With in Tennesses ow of the Administration party in the election for the Senatorship in C exhibited at See to it that you remain firm in that de- You require all your wits and all Yoursc]vex the eight-hour ihove> Dre, to abstain front all a deave hunor aione, Vt jed a Dolly Varden wrong sid Fably in baiting. 4 yon the Mutuals, but menced pools yw and 72 for the Tr Up till che sixth and seventh Innings the ga was of the most exciting ¢ error (a Wild pitch by Zettieln) havin h inning, how Hen made errors, and tn the mand and quail not your union (o insure ation and peace, whole hog, a shee so squirrels, all of whi deep ina trench ten ¢ is is what they call * barbecuing’ r also showed great cone enuldronof “burgoo” luxury, composed of all kinds of meat, every description of ludigenour ve | and substanti to burn one's insides out suMciently co: Rochester € nd a dozen or ere selling at 100 for the Mutuals burst of popular enthusiasm in the South; the ut support rendered by the independ- untry to the Reforia move- all these are harbingers of a rising for the worthy Adny’ the Governments of ent press of the pouliar Kentucky ‘pinton this te Fuxler and Me seventh Boyd made two, With th ne Was as perfect as could by W, with the Trojans at the bat. following is the score: €, and We lok to them for protec ased to assist you dn bringing tude ugh With sea, The followi d, and them: arranged ther inlly beneficial The gentioman spoke at length, assuring the Union of his hearty After another loig dis iver Charlick, Ke The failure of the treaty W Jaines C. Spe ec calapatty 5 there: jon with them, rous statesmanship, Fe z with equal tons of our great country; itis the cause of civil Iberty, administeved in scrupulous conformity with written law f republican government ro without meanin, ok, G. A, Dayton, terich Willers, dr. W. HE and to thelr sorts of Hquors, aia Puller C. Mt by to Imply th d UL 10 to-mor- ention then adjourn row morning. ON TO VICTORY! The Stair Bub Atamecting Strike To-day. the Stair Builders Benevolent t Vhirty-second tub full of this exhila whigh ts the loyal aie treaty, cargestly 7 During the barbes eve a number the company. w fife gentler hy short, appro) old-fashioned entertainment, ever be forgotten by th fortune to be p) Chairman N.Y. Liberal Republican State Com, Ani's creat pLUND ER. posed this action as Intros into the Chaniber. J that the suppleme Administrat der tthad committe iberal State Execs Committers Thrilling Addvess of t resolution was pass A. Delmar 0) one that will y Who had tie good That ali the mem! chrane, 89 Nassau stro: B. A. Willis, 51 Chambers street i. New York. vot the Statr Rol To the Liberal Ite) PELLOW CITIZEN tion, although falling t tions of the An n, Eckford Cind, {HI the sane bs come {O COMMMeREE W-LOFTFOW Mora t Administra fulfil the just expectas an people, ts neverthel mpting, through Its officeholders, to prolong its power for the next four years, President's original ainder of his rymen,without distinction of party, this attempt pited with, the strike Grinnell Burt, W 8—J, W. Hasbrouck, Rondout, #4) Madison street, Albany, Eloping with bis Sistersine Suing for 510,000, Of 498 Second avenw The Injured M. L. Filkins yoouied the adopti esolution in earn Fleetwood Park Su Freerwoop May 15. Sweepstakes $00, mille heats,beat 9 wi 9, to road ork In the eaisson of River Bridge om Monday rested sis hours, and then we At the eaplration of that iu ibs lege and ani id he couldn't action in the Superior Conrt Presideat and S¢ ers, and the hamber of Cor ut offs way in att 4. Devoo's 6, Revenue felzed with violent pais Vite ty the ease. tt ts Te nena. tem pons ry way Kredering, taxi a to guide the Admi Britain made a threa id withdraw from the Geneva Confere 4 this article wis Government was sustal of the Britis Park Hospitals Who hus hardiy ever know Lake, Fredonia, ‘The history of the Administration Isa shad- owy record of discredtable (som 1 by the tipited voice A Greeley Victory in White Platus. On Tuesday afte ter election at White Plains for Trustees. tickets, the Reform and the Gr ss, were in the fi ta, beat Sin 5, i At nin Government tery and by ad THIS BRITISH SENTIMENT yur own Government, article is adopt y Was a chars removal, and a taird er since the day after the when, as his first official step, he e of the oldest statutes of ersonal friend in atine's br. g. Brown Dict. inauguratior Dr, Bell's hom. ay Bell ey Democratic id, resulting . P, Ferris, a ay the destroyer wed to keep vut A, it will be clain has Backed down portion of the fail than the the Republic in order to put a office, he has repeatedly shown himself, on the ope hand, ignorant of the laws, and, on the , deflant of them, He has transcended Constitution, and done violenc by usurping for bimself functions which that instrument reserves to the Svates and their citi- peon, and Willlam Feteh As sight, howevs bight on saaph Sixth avenue jeweller, were ta raece today was very lar, follow, Aureola, and ™ Uiere had Charles w leemeny exce heen drink and unable Barnes says he arrests, because the crowd beat him and drove him away aid they. beltey Imitations of the to its free spirit Adon of Great | England had hear by and by that d will lw asked to Britain were to quell the disturbance Dr, Gyles Makes # General Denial, entenced ts Sb wronged England, solution was further of Mary Ann Lows Dow, and was fhally adopted hy al in Get up w Greeley Mase charaviers in tae Twentlots Ward. He has tyrannously invaded the political as- of our own and other free com! intruding his Federal to local affairs, To the Biiton of the Would it not be well for sof this city to got up a grand mas meeting in Honest Horave's behalf alr meeting In one of the city the poor, hard workingmen can conveniently y deserves this from the Democrats of this city, especially the Irish Lot us pot the exe he ‘has spent his lifetime, and it will be followed Tam President of a larg cratic Club, and 1 know the whole of the mem bors would partied time for a New Yorker to sit in the Presidential It would be a glorious thing for this mne- nded to the Secretary the tina Kailrond 9 May 15.—The b apers found o1 Crawford, trom Washingt sin Mayor Opdyke's feves entered ex-Mayor Opdyk Auge the absence of the ly of man, ap county, was found oa ty 1 $1,080 worth of ativorw Civil Service Reform, until professions in its favor, h f obstacle to its suc twithstanding bis has proved bin squares, whore citizens of New York He has, in multitudes of cases, made tenure to depend, not on good behay sonal fitness, but on mere subserviency to bis partisan schemes, Ho has put erafty and ambitious par 1 of customa,where they still continue to fatten their private purses on the public Yesterday alte nplo hore whore Hog at Ninety sixth atreet by the Key ko Kivor Mystery. ofthe yount man » Deaperate Jichted fuse from s Dluet, Which Was Larow oe on the roof of the building Drewst, haw been Fe Matthew Sallak, ears. Kellogg & Co. Wo weeks, hay iuit fore to deliver ate, as they th eof few hours, returned to He has bec iislux avout Lonpon, May 15, ‘Vhe betting on the appraac ard & #uspielous noiKe Frisia! Spontord Brow. @ Co Chairinan endorsed the sentiment He sald to @ nation weary with war, “Let us n that the Young wan Was iurdered, Fubbod, aud tn that direction she maw t the word of promise ear to break it toe the y Vint Che weather ta South» temper of bitter. fravernity aud ae a Republi between the Democratic platform aad (hat | od by the Chnoinnati Ce The Spanish 10 vention of Liberal If you lot this opportunity piss, same chance for "Phe Domucrots of Uais city can afford bo eyed’ by Law yeatereny GLiers hy that towh recent sined anumberof | Republicans tou Which Hee we au insur a driven back States, some of ors have porpetratad {Ureator tae arrest of the tucuudarys