The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-16
AID TUESDAY OCTOBER lsso-TRIPLE SHEET


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.se, Montgomery, kosclusko, sseaoen 10 peace
reach ne only one worth having, one which %
hrerso me from necai strikers OF nominating Goa
s sentf MA class notonknown ~ me- eiAss wh'm
20" 10 love should have Said as saa VA
20 con- when the iron crown of IombaYay was plaoed
son his hro~, "DeU Ia d0nHe, care Qui toAe God
hss given ne, let him that toucaes II beware bnt
when think that II my inexperienced hand were 70
dersnge any az these fine springs which move the ma
cbnery Of government we thoold all go down. saauA
God Mat can withdraw my foot from that clarinet
circle OF public life when tho voice OF detracton follows
you at every step when the history Of life 70 more
accurately recorded than 1t WIN ce al the cay 81 judg
men and sit at the eet OF Gamale and knox maj inc
country 10 fafe
The President next introduced Major henry Of Tenpes
zee, con OF the celebrated Patrick Henry, who had t
come IN from another meeting He is an elderly gentle
man. and was listened 10 with great attention ne came
forward sDd said he had just from Union meetii
IN brooklyn, where be speaking against me eiecton
OF Lrcoln He was an old line whig, bat sth 10 ea.
oorsed The fusion movement Bell did not run against
the democrats, did the democrats against NE
Bell men they together 70 be able TO defeat LIN
coin He stated that the south willing 70 vote ~ any
Northern provided hs deg sreamed the Union
and not merely the candidate Of seventeen states
He himself Union man, and would live and die Tor
II, mailing his eolorf 20 the mast Any who would
push him Of the Union boat should have do by
force then he would leave his mark the gun
vale rs he went Should the vengeance o. God In.
fct the Union with the election Of Lincoln, the South
would do all fbe could to oppose that power but she
would do II Ia the Cnon and Of It. II Is only
for The de'h must culver when the pieces tear and
depencs the ecton and she preserve MON OF
tue States fne nas the power and the wil and it viii
be seen that All will 60 well, abe will roll back the
wave OF fanaelsm He expressed his regrets not be
ing able 10 hear Mr. CochraDe and drew his remarks to
close by again urging upon New York the necessity o
prompt action
Several other gentlemen addressed the meeting and at
. late hour they adjourned.
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO ELECTORS.
BY an advertisement published in another column, II
viii be seen that the time for voters 70 register their
names on the poll lists has arrived and therefore be-
hoovee people 70 look well their rights and duties
time for the November election It is well for al those
who are entitled to vote to bear IN mind the fact that The
November snd not the December poll list will taken
az the legal eester OF voters for the election che
December list Is OF the latest nevertheless by
curiosity OF tRsaton the oldest list Ia the that will
be copied In compiling the registration for next Novem
ber so that such electors reported their last
State election will be deprived Of their right
lees they cause their 10 be rcregtered at the
present time within the time prescribed by law The
register OF November 1862 showed 1903 a50 voters oil
which only DAT voted; while at the December cleo.
tion the whole vote stood 1874 Electors would do
well 70 look 10 this matter In season
RErUBLIcAN CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.
Sixth DisIncT Frederick A. Conkllng was last night
nominated for Congress In the Sixth Congressional dis
tric-the differences In the Eleventh, which for four
weeks bad prevented the Con venton from organizing
having st last been satisfactorily settled
DELL-EvERETT KIoHrn ASSEMBLY prsrRIcH
The American Bell Everett Eighth Assembly Disric,
Convention met last evening, and nominated Mr. Andrew
Craft as their candidate for that district.