New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-26
CITY POLITICS
RATIFICATION MEETlN3 IN TIE SEVEN
TEENrH WARD.
repnnand.

TEENrH WARD.
special meeting of the Seventeenth Ward Repub-
lean Cab as held last evening at tdef hall, corner
Of Houo1 81 Allen streets for the purpose Of raty
oC the porpir6 len Of Frederick A. ConklOg for Cen
guss. snd Mersrs Robert Boyd, John Lamhrecht,
and Ed ard A. Ffaser for the Assembly. The hall
wa, del sly crowded and at the hour for opening, NJ.
Olustesd the Pr, sdent of the Association called the
Il Getting to order, aud introduced after stirring song
b, ths Rocky Monrain Clee Club, Nr. Thomas Little.
MI Lillle ~, used himself from making speech, aud
substituted The reading OF the folio @lpg resolutions;
ford Tbt We, Republicans Of The Xvl!th Wari coohtm
9s % me n 1 N cors. o the u eps
District enc hat We 1i labor diligently and earnestly to
Red m we consider the srccess Of Lincoln and Hauu
shout ttd, eoIe it becomes teeoI important t1a tne
query deem it our dpt' good Republicans aed good @
&c u;Co e1erions 10 secure the success oil our
Rssred nat in frederick Conkiug. cauddl.e for
Cortress ard Robert Boyd Xth Dtcs candidate for
the .rD6s ,sGosP,e b9se men true an. ND, nno Ne
conhdrnce and Representatives, would confer honor aPon
tt cir constituents
Mr.. Litt,s made some sound practical remarks upon
N. can Tai2p work be doue by ind viduss of tne
Climb TIE Glss Cldb then saCg . Liacoa aad Victory.
br. Oliver, who was call d for, thought that the
mai ri,y which could succeed in eectipg MIR. Lincoln
20 ito Presidency of the Union wond be able also to
sustain hin aud tie Union He asked the question in
TIE rsrg9 of God and the princpfs on when the Con-
Ell utiop wss founded, whether they were willing TO
take Oh their coats AID 80 Into he contest with all tue
epsrg7 an life they able 30 command, up to the
very asr ON ent OF the contest on the OF Novem
ter A Tremendously LOUD response of Yes disposed
Of that que,titD, and Mr.. Oliver left the stand.
IRE 7, solu iots were unanimously adopted
Mr. Coukln was lOud' called fer, aud rose to thank
the eetjpp TO, the sncton confer ed on him in
ina,irg rim ~ the GODDARD bearer Of the Republican
paIy 10 the VIh Congressional District, and for the
tpthuiiasu sniiesled his behalf and IN the success
Of tie whole Re Iubcan ticket. He remarked, that he
4. ,,rdf he ~
cali 10 make Free dom national and Sl,ysy sscu0nai
in other words &c TO it that the Government IN Its
sve 81 cepa tine ns legislative judi lal ADD executive
shall b. sdnIis cred 10 he 'eress Of Freedom aud
OF Of Shaver TO TIE Government 70 tue prln
c le offe lilies Iious .Ou. drs of tie Republ,c to al
finn and establish n0rc throughout tue lahd ffee-
com Of fpsech, frr' dom OF pefeOn, ana freedom
Of lOec0tUD to put eUd to the practice OF making
profession Of zeal for the extension OF Slavery tbs
rassp II 70 rolcal advancement; ADD 70 restore the
ngi Liability Of the mats. and preserve the Territories
Of tie Ubitd States sacred to free labor After algd
ig 10 the d. horne upon tbs banne OF the fu-
sp tro.eri Of Tues ,sy Ebt, and par iculirly to
the be hch toll.d the funeral kDell oil the Demo-
cratic parry lie concluded by urging upon tle meeting
the duty Of siaI ding ~ the Co1stituon OF lne conn.,
uy Oh aiihuJ carving out all its compromises; OF
uCiguabt, ffcwliUg upon The first dawnng oil every
sii mpt to s, nate portion of country ON tne
rect 10 eIf.eb the sacred ties winch ond toSeher
| Us various pare.
"DiNi.'s Lard wac srpg, with some new words.
John Ke,s.r. TIE Repnbli an cardliae for Register
ssd was very porant for the Reprb aus to elect
| tie T County ticket. There were Judges, &C.. ana
X, girer; which latter officer it exceedingly i'm
t"fdl It onld sutceed au2h'er inssmuch as! would
give poor him the speaker a comfortable posuon Tor
| almost lif, time. Great laughter.
Lirut GOV. Rtnsch of Iowa sad if they, the RePnb-
lcsDs cid not elect such 4 cd looking man "a dr.
Ke' SER Ih.y certainly must bave poor taste, and de-
reye what II Deuof rats predicted for them, to marry
| negIess I.argb or.
hr. Reu,,h made sn elaborate appeal to the sup.
porels of CIR. Dong as if there were any such pres
int ana invited them 10 come in promptly to the sup
| IoIt of Lipco and Hamln. He showed that 1t was
iupos'ibe 70 elect their candidate, aud that the ony
poss lie fleet OF voting for the called Fusion ticket
would be to elect eiIhsr Breckenridge or Bell whose
prir Pies differ far ore from those which they believe
| 10 he ourd rian iboe Of Lincoln. He spoke OF his
landii this city thirty years ago, when 1t took nun
three wetks 10 90 Iowa, whereas the Journey could
he accomplished in two dave; OF h's Stde when
then bad 10 existence, containing ,OoOOO ireemeh
the fluit, not Of slave labor, but OF freedom lie
kept the audience in good humor by itng several
luehable an,cdot which were pertinent to the qaes
| ii, NJ der discussion.
| Dr.. Koch made speech next in turn, and Robert
Ii. Boyd, Of the candidates Tor Assembly followed