The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-09
The Union Electoral Ticket Rati.
fled by AcclamatiOn.
OUR COUNTRY ONE AND MSEPERABLE
The Fanatics and DisuniOnists
Rebuked.
"The Republicans a 0ne-Eyed CyclOps and
Hybrid MOnstrOsity,"
Ass, be-, kss

There have been many great political demonstrations ~
the Cooper Institute but that could be compared to
that Of last evening" the occasion OF the ratification OF
the Union Electoral Ticket Capitalists, merchants, law.
yers, leading politicians mechanics and all CLASSES OF the
patriotic citizens Of New York. crowded the building
filled up the streets and leading to It. full
hall hour before the of the proceedings
seemed a. IL another OF people could not possibly
find room in the hail. But st the jam became greater
and the crowd denser The call for the meeting declared
the motives for il in these TERMS
FrIIow CInzKSs-This is time OF peril TO the country.
cannot be denied that without the united effort Of the
Union Of this State there danger OF
passing under the domuoa OF rulers asserting princi
pies at war with the rights and interests OF large
ton Of the country, whose citizens win practically have
no voice or representation In the executive branch OF the
federal government under which they are 70 liye-are
suit calculated 10 disturb the peaceful relations Of the two
sectors OF our country, to retard our prosperity and
onward progress as people and 10 endanger the safety
conservative OF this State by earnest and cordial
co operation electoral ticket, avert these evils
concord and fraternity Let the glad tdings 90 forth
the whole country that the national Of the Empire
State stand together In solid column for the preservation
OF the Union and the rights OF the States.
Populations and clubs and political lesgucs from all
parts OF the city and suburbs continually marching
up and adding TO the crowd and enthusiasm Among
them clubs from Staten Island, Minute Men Of the
Union, Ninth Ward National Union Club, the Spartan
Association, the "old mathematical Thirteenth Ward"
Brooklyn, Jersey City and Newark clubs the Union De-
mocratc League the Twentieth Ward Breckinridse aud
Lane Club, the Twentieth Ward Douglas and johnson
Campaign Club, the Twenty nrst Ward Douglas John.
Union Club, the Twenty second Ward Douglas and
johnson Club &c, &C. These with musc, banners
torches and ransparcncl.s Bonfres alight sky.
rockets chased each other through the sky guns thun
dered sautes and all the elements earnesness and en-
thusiasm were manifested.
The hall Of the Cooper Institute eloquent with po-
tical notices appropriate the occasion Across the
Stars and Stripes spread the platform canvass
with this motto
Tue Triumphant emblem OF Union and fraternity,s
sprosperty and power.-washIngton.
Another motto The platform was
The rsios, rnE CONSTITUTION, AND rHx ENFORCEMENT !
LAWS.
To the right Of this was another banner with the in
scrlpton-
/, mr UNION srsr Asp SHALL M PRIzKsvrp.
Another inscription read
shall stand By the Union and BY all who stand BY
Another road
shall do Justice TO the whole country and act Cor
>ihe good OF the whole country In all DO Webster.
Another makes the following quotation from washing
tons Farewell address,
! Indignantly frowning upon tho nrst dawuing Of,
sevcry attempt 10 ALLEVIATE any portion o. our country,
,iiipE ,cse,her the vsrious parts
Another motto real
Srsrics AID FRATERNITY
And another
Union FoR TIVE sAKK
The names Of Jackson, Calhoun, jefferson, Monroe,
choate and Wright were placed over the windows
side, and those Of Webster and Clay appeared al The
lower cud OF the hall.
other notices read az follows
, rAkE cAxx o. rHE CONSTITUTION, AsD THz ONION WnL ,
TAXI CARE frSxIy.
! one corsTrr, ONE CONSTITUTION, osK pUrrSY. /
The banners Of the several Union artillery clubs were
also hung around the hall.
The meeting called 10 order by Mr. wnsoS g.
Hrsr who presented Chairman OF the meeting the
Hon. John A. Dix.
The nomination was ratified BY acclamaton, and Mr.
DIX took the Chair. In doing % be said
SPEECH on GENERAL DIX.
Frriow CfnzrrsAner thanking you for the honor you
have done me IN asking me 70 preside over your consu
meeting, trust may not be considered ~ inxudng my
own opinions upon you n ask permission 70 state few
considerations arising out o. the peculiar circumstance
which have called together We assembled, follow
ctsens 70 proclaim 70 the people OF this state our
approval Of the Union electoral Ticket recently completed
in this city, after long elaboration carried under dim
culties which seemed NJ time nsurmountable, and
after full consultation with committees representing all
the political Organizations opposed 70 the election OF LIN
coin and HamIin I say We assembled 10 proclaim
deerm nation 10 the people OF this state, because,
sure may add with the concurrence OF every man
within the reach Of my voice. that do not desire 70 In.
terfcre In any manner-either BY our advice or
BY holding up our own action a. an example
Tor imitstior-with the arrangements Of our