New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-22


SIMEON JOHNSON.
TIE nominations accepted.
f. DILAFIEIp Salru read the following resou-
lions which were adopted;
Mr. T.. DELATIELD SMITH read the following rcso-
lutiors:
Reached That the Republicans Americans and Anti Lecomp
TON Democrats Of the City Of NcygYork hail with electric
Thrill Of joy dings Of triumph sent them from their be'h
rem in Kansas Iowa Indiana, Ohio and Pennsylvania
Resolred That the sweeping defeats saained by tho ADMIN
;s,a, forces in the Keystole State and in The young and
giant of the West following the recent Veto
es Of the OPPOSITION in Maine Connecticut snd Vermont can
b. regarded other aspect than tho emphatic rebuke OF
free people sectonasu, he tyranny, and the eNrava
gsnce Of the present Federal Government.
Resord That We view with just the oucroachmcuis Of
TIE Executive and judicial Departments Of the Government
upon rights and powers Of the National legislature And
fathers achieved the independence Of country aided
only the determined int OF the Continental Congress IN
ste Of the DEGREES Kings and Judges their descend
nn can rc r., waning liberties in other way than by
securing halls Of the National Capitol honest aud manly
representatives who vaci uuswsycd by Cabrc and Courts
Resored, Thot the Of the President Initiating the
crowned heads Europe, in regarding bis yocs BY official
patronage for their deon Of their principles and their con
calls upon the people 20 dcmoni ate their sovereignty
rally the POLLS in order that the true source OF honor and
power may be forgotten by the tmd the wavens or the
corrupt
Re.ored That but appeal in terms Of ocitude
Of waning friends in those Consr ssona Districts
where the OPPOSITION the spurious Democracy presents 0
stse sacrifice personal preferences and past pTcadiees on
the altar @ patriotism.
Reored That while rcgr, that all branches ofthe oppo
son not here wholly united upon single State ticket,
yet rejoice the tumphs Of friends elsewhere
Of Encouragement and defeat to common foe
whether march directed toward the biz places Of
State toward the houon and emoumcuis OF our City Gov
Resed That the noble public works which have illustrated
and augmented the wealth Of toe Empire state should
be prosecuted unimpcded and uucmbaased by
any temporary supremacy Of the demoTozed Democracy.
Rc,red That regard the question, whether not the
baotbox 20 efficiently guarded from violence and fraud
rs directly coming election and surpassed in
In porauee By subject which The attention Of the electors
can directed. That the eader5 Of the Administration
party eusns the example Of their chief seek success BY
fraud bribery and intimidation 20 lhooycs the Opposition 10 en-
act laws and safeguards in order that the haotboN
shall interpret will and smother the voice of the
American People.
Re,olreS That the experience Of the City Of York in
DsmocTac rule has rendered her ridden people competent
against tie Prcnsons OF party 70 longer lease
Of her confidence and support
Rsolred That congratulate fIow ci;ilens friends OF
bney capacity, upon the auspices which the late
American and Republican Conventions prcsen,ed 20 the
people an AnLeoompon Union ticket Cor county offices Tha,
in William H. Aberison. oS Sheriff; William 5 Dawson for
County Clerk; Thomas Little, for Supervisor Benjamin w
Bomey. for Justice Of the Superior Court Rufus Andrews
for District; Attorney; :. Schofed Chsgs Riddle
Hall and 81 r. Van Lier for Corouers recognize
whose characters reach tie Jeacrsonan standard aud whose
will ra the combnd hosts OF the Opposition TO BE-
nefeent victory.
Rsoo That exhort IL honest masses % shake Of the
tefs of pssn and BY union and eSot erect
moral barrioaac around h Franc se restore fee
Labor to il aoep; supremacy md wrct the hr'set Of our
fathers from The hands q Buehanasrs.
The PRESIDENT then addressed the meeting s. fol-
ows
The Hon. CBAs. +. PEABODY, the President, then
advanced, amid renewed applause. aud said:
GESrIENTN; II becomes my duty 20 suggest TO you,
in very few remarks, the objects OF the meeting this
evening. We are approaching the season when
we ale wont to give 10 the subject Of potos and TO
the interests Of Stale and coanty the attention
which, as patriots and citizens anxious for t.e welfare
OF both, We are bound to give. At this time. aye have
particular OCCASION 10 turn attention thitherNard
The recent tiings from several Of our neighbQIng