New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29
NINTH WARD RATIFICATION.


TIE Republicans Of The Ninth Ward crowded
BE ecker Bu.dir ~ lat everiSg 10 raiy the Comfy
rou nations At clock the Pr. sident Of the Aso
cistiop. AUGUSTUS +. Dow, esq, called the Tesng to
ore ardiutroductd Old Abe's Choir, saus spr-
led topp amid ioud sppl Iu.e, clocne ~ih Old A,es
Cher which is very striking and eAec I've.
SIeCLAIR TousEY, eco, ntn resa the Following
r ., Inti. Z, winch was adopted unsnlDousy;
Eesnved Ttst the R-pobHcais Of The MINIS Wsrd 90 ms,
We viii >, election 'TPp 's " 81 sers f9f ssss,
visor Jotr Key Resiat.r Jhn "a Do, .i
r NJ BIstcbcrd ano 10, Assembly en-! sc heiecy
pledge to give TIT m Hearty seaport ana
The Prairie Sopgstes were t1sn intscdq,ed ana
ssI two or three songs which were loodiy cneerra
Mr.. Dow then INTRODUCED 10 the HiGth W ay5ers tue
Bon. BUTLER G.. NOBLE OF WISCONSIN,. Th ee 20 sers
we're o,veu fer Mr. Noble and WisceDsn. W. ro'le
sad tie We tern States were the children OF tce ss
.Tn States. This kind OF quaorennld atvluoh "S
healthy. A popular government without thls Iaef
charge # ideas wond be an impossio'itS "hsfe
ii err. liberty Of the prees and ePeeth there coui5
b. no Say-rs Give to the people OF Italy three auo
,tey would preserve their freedom wltnout IT, toey
could not There was an ioeipiepce OF kidd OF de-
pom in Il ie country There we're sections OF coGnuy
in the Republic where if man ~ere to READ 'ne
Declaration OF Independence with proper emphasis,
he would scOi, b. accommodated with free pase 90
sif gle trek rsilfosd oat OF town. We dd nov
realize bere when read our daily pagers
in the mornitR that 10 many secuo0s o. our county
could lot reetise pagers except az he Vi
:, NE iseIabe Poetmart r. MI NOBLE gave al ca
C. edii Ry hum rous scrip ion Of Texan POspastsr
cor sulDg with be next DOgberry as To what portion
Of lis nail he should allow t. q out according T. the
Ii If Texas. There w-s DO such cenrorseio Oh toe
res in ally coon r. which su GENTLY civiiz-d 10
hive sny prees at al. He answered the cha'ge oil
alpalg ma i"D by sho wig that wherever there wsre
ma Y L ulattoet, there were many Ethiopian DINO
cIais MIR Noble went on contrast Fres ADD save
Labor The bIooc of the martyrs il the cause Of Free
Labor in K1psas called for action. GsDntie popular
p.y,r-lguty lot 30 bad, but the man wh1 Ia ked
IL udesi IT, ia or II had dOue than an other 70
p-t vent It, Ev ~ prouIneIt measure viii % .ssed
CopGIt "a now was gos e,ned by it's ing o. fire., aud
dave labor We could not have free honssteads
or Internal improvements, or tArifi, De-
cause oil these beneceUt measures favored the fres
labor of " hte men. Dor friends thought we should
have an easy vicoy they thought that our prn 2les
were 70 nabifestly right that they could not be uusuo
tesefn. But the votes Of the millions we're To DO gath-
cred the ok to be accomplished las nn4onse nr.
Noble referred 10 tie history OF the question CT slavery
ID Il Territories. For three years previous to 1914
TIE question was 40 qu-t it having been settled In
ls5O that even Wn. Ii. Sc ward, with all hls prochvl
ties for Ere. doD did not opeu bis lips about t. Bur
one year b. fore Dir. Dousa introduced bic Kansas
and Nebraska bills, Senator Atcbsoo--the mao WOO
bad done more toward the extension of Slavery than
spy Other declared in the Senate that the mlssouri
Comprt mae could not be repeal d. Toe reVo'auon
iepan In 1854 tie outrsges then committed roused the
u+0ple The people would not be brlbed, nor pulled,
tor Murdered into allowing Slavery III ths Territories
In lsiS the Southern said that the Suprems CoJt
WIS Lot sound the web footed fowl aad go inoy od
not make judicial qu stiou Of it, Doriog tue set ton
wears TIE Court lad been panipulsed- Every
man who was Lot favorable 10 slavery ~as
kept OF Oh Sufrme Bepc1 IheeAIg nci:e oi o,aVert
were 30 sreat tba Org % and Ctliforpa conld MT
orm So rene CouIt Circuit sod that Northern ctr-
euts NUT be kept large that o0e Of tue Norshsrn
circuits Judge McLeao e. did more business tlan all
be five Southern dirt T. represented by maj Irty OF
Re Supreme Court LIT the peopis get cntTol OF The
Gov, "a mel THE would be- changed The Supreme
Courts decious we've repecta Die upoa matters OF law,
but not Of poitics he believed that they wonld tsse
occasion 10 mske political decision 10 the Lennon
Sls, e Gaze. The Democratic party had split, ike
snake dowu SOu'h called the intsnske, which c1uld
be knosbed arsIt aud ,iurd gether az n as good as
new Bot he D. cratc party Cou not g't togstnsr,
b. cause the two portions coul, not agree which hou
be the tAi. Great laughter and cheers Tie wanted
10 see the perne OF 40 nest msn IN the Presldeo-
tsl chair iust to see h W it would seem. MIR 'bis
torCuce6 with spirited exh 'ration 70 the support
# Abraham Lincoln. He rho sed bis supenority
to ID, ugla in every respect. They OF the No t1-"est
were tr I'D Of him, a,d would srcnre his election 80
fsI "a they were concerned. Mr.. Noble alluded TO the
pbo.t W biz lad often in that hall called from De-
low that stage Saesri He also would sly 5 wear,
rot ike army in Flanders bat like Jefferson, eter
nal bosi lity TO every species OF tyranny lie naa
ION etn,s thu ugbt that the little Hamlet of lln 'is
would 1t some future time, ia pp4ny with Horat,o
Forrey be strolIrg through the political graveyard
to4si1 over the skulls with their feet "Whose skull
is tbis?' ssks Hamlet That, that is the sfau o.
| aorati, be WAS q fellow Of fn Jest. Where oe
,cur ibes AID erin ent tat won't 70 set th'
| Upion In q war? Quite chopfIl-n, }rauo. lie
oath carried ore bis back bandred times. Ais,
| o or Saua teri" immense laughter al cbeerng.l
Mir. Peter Cook then e4cg song on the race it DC
su,renees az the NewYork Hotel, which was received
| with great app aus-
| SoLoAoY l. Hull eco, then presented the follow
iup Ieet lu us; they were adopted with much enthu-
| sissr 80
H..sd TIL. In the nomination Of Augustus T. Dow for Con-
V-ps,-fn tSeyppth) Congressional Dtucwe have nse
whn.s pure upnghe life and acbnowe g ability pocousf
M u for the snttnano- OF Republican pdnctoe u our Ma
tons Legislature him have o Pr,no Pc and ~
tus et slso whom threa can int nds'e from
boldly doing hS duS end truly representing the liberty
sentin,e Lts Uf biz constitute IL a. -,
Rtxred II at and OH tIiumphsply elect NJ Aasss
tua q mber Of the 1t CouSe~ from this Disti!S
Old abe 3 Choir then sang Ii ely song when Wa
| encOred. 90, ,
| Mr. Dow, in calling them back, said Old Abe's
| Choir was made up a their own Ninth Ward Boys
The Prentice Boy LAMBERT theu spoke on The
issues 10 the city making ellog hits al the Dem
| ocraiic csBdd,dep which vas ly enjoyed.
| Tie meeting sdjourutd at q late hour
/ ~ n for he