New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-01
CITY POLITICS.
srvESrs CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
RATIFICATION OF AUG. Y. DOW.

e.isd the meeuDg 70 OrOer, anu oh piD A"~
Washington Smith, esq was elsctsd 10 the PRESIDENCY
Of tue messing, and the following geHtiSm'n were
.lsc.ed Vise.Pn si1eo's and Secretaries;
tir presiSs.ts- Ninth wsra-Jsmts w. FAR Dutoher
Jap.s W b. 9th Solomon Hult D. Allen sh' eI
L an'S 81 lSP%s p D. D c ssSs ws
Eeebee Daniel Gavi'b Charles A feaeedS '0nn o1AsA
Seesas,i..-Nnse ward E R. Phelps Charles 4pea 4
B,seh slte9h Masd0FTA AS Mssn r sue Rss
Tay lor and John =. GIidlsy.
Mr.. Smith, on t,kiug the chair, said they had come
together 10 Iaiiy the nomination of Aug F. Dow for
Congress from this Congressional DIS riot. Their
n,et AID gal nj standard bearer, Abraham LpeNo'
emit be supported by the Republican aouse OF Repre-
sentatlyts In Aug T Dow, We had presented to oar
,pflrsg,s q GENT. deserving OF our united ana
b,sry support. The shOus Of the tbooFands and tens
Of thousands from Pennsylvania mast lind suostaatai
echo il Nrw-YOIk. He sgai0 returned ms tnsnks
Mr. ssednau song " Homes Abe OF the Wear
rsssu'gby Old Abes Cn,if," aud NJ. A. Z. Ella
read lhs following resoluiinIs:
Rssorei That the Republicans Of the Vita ConTesn' na
III TIL ia mvs meetog sssemoled reairm the principles q
elr pry 10Th he Platform ADAPTED By 'he Hepaoe
sad st. IN oSr judgment reception those principles IN
The psI o. U eS To s & o. the kepab
DC than Iperierced der De 90 ate rule
MA Ohio aud danO bat the people se July aIoasa
e tbs importance the pending cont st. sao PioPsd ~
u,thse psdeIiDg the eoton Of our chosen SSe
ana a. swsug only he 4th Of March Hex 10 give il's crown
,,d Thai. second only IN Importance the Of orr
Pr na esnddsssL 10 the election Of Tepese9s.s.s 1n
Congress who win faithfully Ist me @ .s ;bs
Pc sud policy Of toe n PuOncaa Pt 'p't we may Hs y
ene TO the semmsIation o. lncol ano ma nu
ipIe NJ this respect will enable the opooDstt. Of Fredo T.
cha party with the leponsOit' Of nast a~ %
tbs .;es Of ~ .ciI those 4 benshci,i nature.
ia: s bSr Is s with G:''PI e.
s! vi 1 po gu vr oV.' his yosei
BIT b,h soldier under the leadership Of Honest od
bs. ye s 'n m the hD Of our Nations. Council win
sess the 81 Sasn D az. q into the TTt hes
IL at,r Il granting homes to the yeonany the hepoo
oSe SS' sssss8 s' ss9s the union State.
ass nearly every department q oar b nol b1aveIy
tits With de that point 20 the purity o. tnat s s an o
AID fame which his political opponents dare not
That dor,ing a. we do the gss ability sterling in egy
Bepuslcn e. sastp S o, we co @ os
sn-n to only credit and no ne ald tne
district which he will represent bt also soSn as ~i HassoCe
the cCmneIe interest Of city with which ne has oeea -
Ions hon. a.ly connected 4. -... nth sr-.ncs
r-sr perseverance fol- ominee from NJ" uu inc
elO.ios The pol. the 6tO day 'fNOvemOrI neat.
BY tits time the Wde-A wakes from the three Wards
CON posing the district cane in, aud ;hs sqa4re vas
efmDeiey filed; there could not have been less thah
1900 voters present.
M ElIao Allen was introduced by the President as
!. the brilliant Youog American Orator. lie was rs-
c,ived with three enthusiastic cheers. After 4"
opening remarks, be pr corded 10 say that couPTo
mise was 10 be decided between the North ana the
South. BE sald, with us Government u msttsr OF
husJpess We carry 6 commercial iuflen into ali
a elections. We support Oar candidates WIN tne
motives that QUESTION the title 10 mouse lot
or nize The dorssr Of pronissOry note Ii ne
proD sel for the great encs OF life, W. The great,
popular advantage, We seppoTt ~ ~ltn ze'i ana
eO'rgy H. on the coDtsry ne promises TO oPpo,s our
interest we oppose him vi all the a'dJr VI ptoul,
6igni6sd, victorious manhood. LOUD Applause
Perhaps the greatest cliff nifty that as palion, We
have ever been called upon - contend with svises
from the fact ,hst Sd extended are We, tsfnDrauy
thai public opinion and interests come in conflict. Ii
we could command the la We of nature, we would proo-
ably dspOe of the elements that N climate soil,
rivers and haJbors all these interests shoud harmonZ'
and agree. But In weakness to produce THIS
harmony we fad that our only safely ress upon the
exsrslSe Of that forbearng aud comprising sp II tnat
yslds ODE, eIce 10 the sill Of the majority tFocner
app ause lD all free governments there must OF
ptosthty be concession aud compro MISE. CompFo-
mise is the very begTt aOd spirit OF Republic.
We began our csrser W tn co DprOmse, and we fe7'
tie necessity vi new compromise to-1ay. Compro
mise i'll the political lexic is cDaIty and foroearaIce,
and tie Republican party carries tbs ssn'imsni upon
ils bsDnrs and wears it In its heart Loud applause
TIE R-pubh an party proposes III the sptit OF ta,s
oomtrO nise, 10 let Slavery alone where 49, bu' by
AL reaIs III ts power, como what Will though ne
heavens fa will resst its extension over territory
now free. [LoIg snd loud appliance air. Alien
seon.ed be ide of d solution of the Union because OF
the Constitutional expression Of the peoples choice
What T. said he, will you resist tho will OF the ms
joriyl Oni no. Go bid the ALI ghaoies remove iro
wall; 20 bid the departed spirit regrn 10 is f0rsaken
dust; command all nature 10 obey you; at'emp! any.
thr iulossi le; bat oh don't for nome at tonk OF
Yess CITE vii of the oity Of the Tree vo ers OF
tbs Republic when legally expressed. Applause |
Do you Fay you viii dissolve the Union. Where
When How Shall we dissolve IL nowi WhIe we
dscuss he question the tones OF that bell from Inde
pend nee Gal pToslaiming the ID clarsioa OF Indo-
per deDee, sri rns0g in our ears aud crmsons Gs
with shame. Where s,ah we dissolee 1t Here Is
there spot within be lmi's OF the old thirteen Colo
MES upon which we can stand and consunmpe our
crime where from beDeata our feet the d0st OF depart
ed heroes will spriDg 9g ain to LIE, and walk Ike
ghos before VS. GA 20 discOonehSnce the horror
How shall we dies I've it By fr ,! No, not wblle
the Sword Of foreign desDos baVgs over ready to
sue TIE only Rpu' lie that exi-ted, 50 soon as
we sh4l h We becon weakened by our own Internal
srife" Mr.. Allen advocated adherence 10 Republican
iim, aud ended amid loud cheering.
MIR s. b. Butcher was the neat speaker; ne spoke
amid general parade of the Wide waEes including
4 ur or five bands of music srouOd the Square mr.
Dutcbtr showed that the Republican party was the
white mans party and presented It's vie Ts on the
Homestead bill aud the R-stricaon OF Sl,very. lie
conc uded with warm and generous eulogiam OF Nj
Dow.
Three cheers were then given for Augustus +. Dow
and three more for Abraham Line in.
Mr. JAS Fairman was then introduced. lie ssid
uat 70 speak for the election OF Aoranan hhoon
would be ords thrown away. But tne am hor4lion
OF The condition of tins wOrkiogman could Do acGOu
pli.hed on by the aid of Republican House oi KEEP
res, atiy.e. Grea, and glorious as vas on country,
stil The cor ton Of the labOriDg CLASSIC mere
worse snan in sns Other country III CDristenoou IN
our State a an ont of every Is was paupe and 0ttne
city, one-seventh f the population was paper Here
was beggsry and white slavery greater th sn aoy~
else Cd she globe Atd yet this country was capdDe o
sustsi, ing 500 600 600 people How was l. thst we
he'd 100 600 paDpe's in Ne~-1orki HOY was II tnAs
The Backball Iioe of packets went back to Ireland
o,o.,1oa ,D;tb R,cause thew better