New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-31
SIXTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

RATIFICATION OF FREDERICK A. COMBINES NOM
NATION.
meeting Of the Republicans of the Sixth Con
gressoDa District was held last evening in the great
hall of the Cooper Union, to rafy the nomination OF
the Hon. Freee ConkliDg their candidate for
the seatn the House of Representatives now occupied
by the Hon. John Cocbrane. The hall was filed with
the solid men Of the district, banners were exhibited
bidding him welcome to the Halls of Congress, and in
spite of the mud and rain great number Of the Wide
Awakes were out.
The meeting was called TO order at o'clock by X.
Ii. McCURDY, ESQ.,, who made come appropriate re-
marks, eulogisDg Mr.. Conklng, and speaking with
the just confidence of the Of Lincoln and Ham
lin Tuesday next. He was repeatedly interrupted
by applause. lie concluded by nominating THOMAS
LITTLE as the President of the meeting Mr.. Little
unanimously elected. On taking the chair, he was
greeted with loud cheers and briefly thanked his friends
for the cordially Of their reception. COL j. o. Pinck'
ney Of the Seventeenth Ward then put in nomination
the following gentlemen as VcePresidents and Secre-
taries:
Vice Predent.-Chsre. H. Marshal, James Renwck; f. A.
ter Bn Isac oSe Edns2d PSp o,@ Uuni
sin, Reubsns Chaplin, Andrew ode Joseph Naegeh Henry
hs a? R .ss SsSIf .'s
Iis%s > unSeh D. Co1klin Peter sa Lc OaG saD
spSrows John L. Hs.sl EIastus C. benedict Iyerson W.
Knapp, Hiram Barney, Orison Bluu John ii. Brady VIM D.
MsDgam Jackson S. Schultz John s. Bscher Jacob Weeks
VIM A. Smsey Jacob NJ Patterson John Kubn Aanus an
nelly Frederick Jenz Henry Shields, John g.
VIM TIusow, Michsel Dewey Hamilton Wade, VIM haypold'
Georg stenbIenner, VIM. Gray Henry Butler Fhp hel
ley g. Lergar Edward NJ. Perley John Garsoh, H. May
VIM BesTdnan John Wbyte. -
SedeNye-Emncs g. Young Henry Panton, Richard A. Nc
Curoy George H. Matthew'S Robert v Ma key fd"nd w.
Collins John Cornish, John anders G. Donaldson George W.
Anderson, Dr. A. s. jones' John Denny Norris A. fheips
Nichols H. Smith, Asn Ruthsod Edwin Stewart j. Daven-
port, HemAn Morgan, Joshua Brown.
Mr.. CHAs. A. DANA then offered the following reso-
lutiOns:
Hheyeai The recent brilliant Republican victories give glad
10 the iends OF Freedom Of the triumph OF thei
cherished principles the ensuing Presidential election; and
Uhesds conceded by the leading Democratic journals
snd public In all the Union that the Perple
have already chosen Abraham Lincoln President applause
and only at the 9Th day Of November 90 signify their choc
by the usus constitutional forms and hsed adves-re
now concentrating their energies the election oil
House OF Representatives opposed 20 the President on
10 defeat the viii OF the American People, and pherea'
Incumbent upon the people sustain the President by the
ton Of House OF Representatives iha shall be In ympsIuy
with him. and hoete to the gigantic swtndes and
measures which - heretofore disgaced ConsfesoA es
lAticn ard made re0fm necessary; therefore,
Reoired That ACCEPT this Issue, aud declare
In favor 81 speedy correction OF the abuses winch
raced the Adjudication Of James Buchaha-o euuys '
expenditure OF the Government TO an econoula
restoring 10 the People aud the States Of this Union s
which was the purpose Of the CONSULTATION W eS9s !" 'ne