New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-09
THE OLD eENTlEMEN's TICKET.
MR.. BROOKS REPORTS PROGRESS.
8 p e z G n & 8
BY Cen. y. A. TaImadge, the Hon. Jas. N. Quaries
and the Ron. CuStayus 4. Henry Of Tennessee.

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The Bell and Everett ratification meeting, held at
the Cooper Insiute last evening was well attended,
The Commuters call invoked
An lovers Of the Jnon the Constitution. snd The hws oil
friends OF manufactures and egrcnurei nl who
would ebuke seetionssm and anstc and all friendly 20 the
elevation TO the Presidency aud Vice Presidency of the United
Eel r Se asS Ss1 sS; sa
TO assemble on the occasion. Whether all the invoked
were pieeent il was difficult to tell but barrels blszed
rockets shot up band made music and the hall was
comfortably filed.
The audience seemed 10 he largely composed Of
boys and Of those Young men who read The ". y.
Erpress and become loudly patriotic the Fourth of
July Here and there, however, were disco, nable
representative UbiOn-Sar ers-heavy cautiouslooking
gentlemen in broadcothvery conservative men, each
one Of whom might sit for ss.tch Of r. II. Howe's
giaDt-Aknstos, The Great UDmoved. On the plat
form were visible the Hon. Erastus Brooks, Messrs
j. DE Peys'er Ogden, and Hiram Ketchum, Gen. +.
G. Talma6ge, and Others less known to fame.
The meeting was called to order by j. De PEYsrER
OGDEN, esq, Gen. +. A. TALMADGE was elected
President of the evening.
The General took the chair, amid applause, and
made brief address. He said the call 10 presde was
unexpected by him, but he did it with pleasure
IyoicE-" Bully for you'"l When he reflected how
the country had lately been agtaed North and South,
in a manner calculated to dissolve the Union, he
thanked God so many here assembled to assist in
saving tie Union and the Constitution. Applause.
The great object Of this movement was to build up
party but to perpciuae this great Confeeracy, aud
transmit it to yoscfty for ever. Cheers Gentlemen
from 10th the North and the South wOud address them
tia evening. He would no longer drtain them from
con plee organization
Mr.. w. 4. JEsSIsGs proposed the following list of
Vice Presidents and Secretaries, who unanimous
ly elected
Moore Edwin Brown, VIM L. Dodge, Russell surgis Con
JOHN F. WOOL Shepherd Knapp wylli' Blackstone Amcs !,
S cti.id is oesr sidney T. so1s JAIME: Coo
SsoIss TRsnES@ 5o',PhB ysadsIy . S;Ssl.
Kingsand Jehal Read Col Msr.ha LeIers A. Tallmadge
bSipTaad, orao Red VIM Alen Col Abrain s Vosbursh
Benjamin lods G. BALDWIN ,,, chaDle. rsst BENZ Han
den Gee V. Wheeler, havid Coleman Geo; !. Cannon
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fsnsis Henry Alden Henry B.
Ts Sn: @% & w ssf Ts d ps
Ped, WA. Il FslcOnsr Wm. H. Draper, Daniel Riddle,
NAM Dab Job! John s sssaf 'I T.
LiyeIInore Vim. W. ONfi Geo W. Darlington, f. Macfar
.
Hamilton Jno Philips Henry s Bennett Jared A. Tmp-
Jame scOhod, Geo. W FreebOra, Chss d. Auernsn,
When Gen. SCOTS name was read it was received
with loud applause.
The CHAIRhAs said he would now introduce gen.
tlen.aD who was well known and hoDored by them all,
who would read TO them report in behalf Of the dele
cat. 10 the Baltimore National ConventOn-the Hon.
EIasus Brooks. Applause.
Air. BROOKS proceeded with bis report Of which the
following are salient portions:
mon
Ams1icaI 1,n Tep,teni"s M part 81 the Country
tion Of Constitutional Union Party aud in the call an
invited who honestly In OF the Constitution the
cude all Others and at the time to include all those who
in good faith opposed to the Sectional parties Of the
country and Hing 10 tie for the future upon the broad
political basis Of justice, f tenity, ard constitutional night
between all sections Of the land and all classes Of fellow
The important fact leading political parties of the
day engaged msiny In the consideration Of single poli
cal subject and that only in its character but the
discussion Of which conducted in the irritating Of
danserous sr,es tho house of but resulting
tie carrying of upon the floor Of Congress well
and ewing Of challenges by members
ze other in deadly collision words spoken In
delete itself enough to create alarming OpPehensons for
The South Yves denounced example, for giving
nance to The African slsyerade, when Northern men capital
end ships egogd daily and directly in the profitable prose
cuiion OF Unconstitutional ulawfa, and nla traffic.
Eyen lying DOORS nd within reach Of
vigilance pol and Courts powerful party and
bolang snd States responsible when wholly
any violation Of law. An institution old "a the Colo
Mrs ncop rated into fifteen States to all Of them
the formation OF the government
Constitution settled in spirit Of compromise by the fathers
with which have nearly tped the number of States
ns s @ bS ali a.. ns opnod@s hs V Which %f e s
gnstons malignant passions call into Though this
OF seryitnde bss existence aud IN
wty responsible continuance those forge,fu
OF social and personal sins at home t. be entirely sbsoIbe
with TIE personal and social wrongs Of their
ether States Unless this interference ia arrest d and @e
that great reforms Ike true charities begin home, further and
incal uahle mischief must result to the country.
THIN embers Of the MON Convention and
ft all Ills and desired srret the sectional revolutionary aud
Uplrg3tPs
this ste gave their preferences In Convention dis
tnguishec citizen OF tn for South who had phable
nation end tie service Of the United States OF m most
aisting uishsd Senators
no hsd been distinguished civilian
than Thirty years. Southern by Births National by
pSn the second bao, the eho"e @ npon John Bel Of Fem
nsssee the candidate OF the constitutional Union psrty Of the
iSerer pre'e es hi. name and With 4 the ds of one
aho Las been hd sud found honest and who has dared
10 do hight To The whole country at the sacrifice Of place and
power for IN his Immediate section His htness
for oee founded neither upon local popularity ephemer
uncer'aiL noisy demonstrations secured by
t.ing for pablo applause lie has split rails for fencing
FERNS nor served The demands Of those whose sppees
NJ Eel ognd rather in those higher Qualification. e-sO
public office the inquiry, 10 lie honesis he cap1ble-wrL
FAITHFUL TO TBE CossnrUrIoNl"
R95sis oa the aIpe Of PITT Ss e tn senate
legislature ard people of Tennessee show that your cand
date possesses all those quan etions In degree
need Tut your candidate for Vice President Edward
Eseeit the eOudsns end and adviser of Daniel Webster
the prot to Of tie grave Of the Father Of h Country the
sount Vernon here eyerent fellow shouted and the
writer fer The Ledger W the Than friend and brother of
The womeno America in their abo Of love to redeem and
the the good Ind noble Washington all pri
waite rehip and al public neglect In order that may be-
the national ,trns and temple whore al pilgrims and
patriots nsy "oi the great shOm all delight to
honor TO p,ssc him would be
To cid rrined gold to paint the lily,
To throw perfume the violet.
To smooth The lee, or add another hue
Into the rainbow.
One OF the DECLARATION OF PRINCIPLES adopted AZ