New York, Nov. 3, lO44.
TO JAMES GonnoN BEsNErT, Esq.
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!. p, EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD
SIR report Of the 3lst Oc Of the French
citizens meeting quite and sesn with great
surprise n your Herald Of the I'd Noy 1874 letter addressed
t,you byNI ofhe Vics Presidents othe
held on The 3oth Of last month in which he complains
having been deprived Of the opporunyp discussing
frank and unpemedtaed manner the might be proper
or the French natuazed citizens the
cal contest. As rresidng officers Of the meeting alluded TO-
we declare that when the speaker who had addressed
ing had concluded his remarks the president said " f there
speakeI The opposite side ready hear him
sci Tor the other side The president pause added
We met, friends. hear different sides the question
but appears that thcre but speaker voice heard
sad that there IS opposition these
all democrats Several cheers given for Polk
and Dallas aud three f,r the orator. The president in loud
was proposed by the orator


Resolved That those who compose this assembly shall vote
ticket. - s - 80
After the cheering had ceased the above resolution put
70 the vote and passed with but very few dissenting voices and
the meeting was adjourned motion made that effect in
great harmony and without any confusion.


- LOUIS LECLERE, President.


FeliI Boudard. Secretary.