The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-04

A. 3. Mills.
The resolutions eere then read follows, and adopted
amid loud accs.nations-
Resolved, That We, constitutional abiding and Union
loving e.ctors Of the Seventh Congressional district
comprsing the Ninth, Sixteenth and Twentieth
ARDS Of the city aid county Of New York
without regard TO former political divisions have
assembled together In mass meeting TO night,
70 renew our vows Of devotion and sitashmsnt to
that CON non country which are proud TO claim a.
own by birth and adoption, TO reassert feaisy
aad love for the eat republic OF which citizens
mat Al every sscrace, ~ Uaion nuss aaa snAi be
Resolved rha, We unsssl.a,pgy aenouuse the attempt
Of ~ pirng fanatics who pursue . false aad mistaken
to array in hostile attitude the two great
sections Of our counsyihe North and tn, south-wnose
interested should ever be identical and who possess,
warrant Of the constitution, eq a and common
riehie; that knowing Northern and southern or
Eastern Western division OF common country but
sn,ug Il as trust shall preserve interest
by voting the election now at hand as we inen 70
do for that ticket for electors Justly termed
the Union ,cse hch il headed by the nonored names
Of Greene q Bronson and Herman Redneld
Resolved TDat the ele ton Of men OF conservative cha
racter and conceded soty npers OF the next na
ssopa Legislature Of vital moment, and We bail with
satisfaction the fact that moderate c,unseis generous
IN our dstIct that the ctug interests Of the candi
dstee of rival organizations, 90 happily disposed OF
and harmonizcd; igns, the glorious oli Seventh dis
trct always natora presents for sufragcs
candidate for Con gress In opposition 70 sne black repuol
ncsn nominees
Resolved rnat we recognize ia Hop Elijah Ward the
united nominee of the Caon OF this district for C,n
gress, gentleman Of ability and proby, one who has
ably and satisfactorily represented our district IN tne
pas-and with the utmost conh cnce entrus to hin
lis charge for the immediate future. We and Will
elect him by q sweeping majority.
Resolved Tnat the thanks this meeting due and
rendered 10 the Hon George Briggs ard udolpbo Wolfe
Eq who by the action Of the political organizations
for scf facacng yrr which they have manifested 10
save the from toe disgrace o. being represented
10 nstonsl Congress py the candidate OF sectional
organ ration The readiness with shich they submitted
70 withdrawal Of their claims appreciated oy this
A.~tfI kaf Tie ahaH
Re,olyed That from ths night, until the polls close
Tusdsy next give active excrtions in every eg
for the succsss Of our ticket, adopting - our
motto, .sThe Union, Ward and victory"
@ neral wAND then forward and was reo,ived
with enthusiasm He said that he was slsd 70 sec
many Of his friends and supp 'rters o,csson 10
franent interest and impoy 10 the whole coun
Try Ia ala opinon tho s,russle nov about 70 osn vas
and IL depended entirely on The People themsciyes
whether Is shall end in peace or In war. Toe
vss Tor The ccrstiuency or cr York 70 check It's
vssssrrg protress When Mr. seward entered the
ms ,a red the esecrsse views set ou, in TIspsr book
bu. within very few yeas the dangerous IDEAS which
no oss than thirty senators who espousc these ideas
Ths citizens q kev York mast not alloy
,ss ns M ..a sceak sor themselves, % I've and unles.
hey do 90 pow the cppertun'y would De ogesner lost
20 Them Men must be Jagged ~ their scts We must
now and what 10 may reasonably be supposed they VIII
do in the future He Was no disunonss, bat he could
N the raoid principles n aboltonism should triumph
The south would always be trned with They have In
varaby fu6ed their share duty IN the common govern
cnt ana net her rant air for Northern men
pc 70 turn upon states Tor nohng but heir nfe
" a. the and eadesvor 70 break the grand
Luou c the country into usess fragments For hs part,
elected ~oud be ready ~ perform bis duty faitn
fuliy aud the best of his ability and nothing should
ever induce % be party 20 the destruction OF the
rents of suy orc state q 80 glorious conieierAon
(T.1ua appiscse
The Hos george Hriges, The present Representative
n The district "a Congress, was the nert speaker
in political in private mssters, aod referred par.
tcuarly the late election of Speaker OF The House
Of Representatives as example In point lie warm
" espoaetd The OF gen. Ward, and urged upon ms
a,ive Throughout, The 10 concluding be pada
hfb cos piment dopho Wolfe for Withdrawing from
the strife "a hvor 81 General ward and called for three
cheers for Wolfe, which hcaty responded 70 BY
the whole aadicroe He hoped that toe e8Jrts nsw
oens mace 70 check the ,pabe progress of the
patsesn psSsy would be crowned With success and he
erhorsed h besre W man 10 rally around the polls
the OF Nsvsmber and ~ protect tho OF au
dsr and rish, throughout the iani
Mr. tlfP soEroS made vcvy strensous address in
favor q constitutional principles. Ne oombasted sbc
various shjsciisas Of ihe republican party sho ssd
sha they ~ ing 70 overtarn aad destroy the whole
geuius Of the Constitution They we're seeking 70 rob
ibe people OF half of Vie States OF repabc by
their pdesvcrs 10 destroy aspeces Of properly
them y The eeostuton ana S,casm.d by he deeaoes
sAst the American people would not be parry 10 any
surk outrage on popular soseveirnty. They not
ooly called up,n elect 70 lcgsiae for the whole
veposs but they sere sqF "a ,ne eve o. choosing
the Collaboration.
Mr. n BsaproRp msde . very effective speech on
the srosscs the former speakers, and was very
He Vas followed BY Dr. I0rs n. Cosr~, q rhiladsl-