The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-02
CITY POLITICS.
Union Ratification Rally.


Union Ratification Rally.
THE TWELFTH WARD AND THE DEMOCRATIC SoMINA.
TIoNs-GREAT MEETING IN HARLEM-THE UNION
AND THE coNsTTTuTioN-PLENTY OF ENTHUSIASM
But NO SPEECHES.
Another OF the immense democratic and Union meetings
which have been held Of late in various sections OF this
city and vicinity during the past few weeks, assembled
last evening in the hall Third avenue, between
l24,h and l25.h Streets the object s expressed in the
ca being the ratification Of the following regular nom
nations Of the national democratic party
70. CoDgrsss.IIsnAsA.0 -Ins. 6 psLsrtAINSEr s.sa.N
For Regsler-JAnEs LYNCH:
The following sninss Speakers VIII prssens and Addre.
NE g W9sa on
John keyhion adam @ Flanagan John H. Manahan Samuel
In response TO this announcement the outpouring OF
the citizens Of Harlem Of the most generous charac
ter and before eight o'clock every part of the hail. no.
excepting the staging Of the masons which had been left
In the uncomp peted room, was crowded by standing
audience almost to suliocati,n, xhe the spirit mi
tested throughout the evening indicated that the excite
ment which prevails elsewhere in regard TO the election
OF candidates maintained as strong foothod here.
The meeting called order at the above hour and
organized BY ihe appointment Of Mr. Josepn Eovg aa
Chair man, and Mr. henry Patterson, OF Harlem, as
secretary
The former on taking the chair, made brief speech,
In which he stated the object OF the meetog, BUT
marked that owing OF which he not aware
no resolutions had been submitted TO him. and he was
accordingly unable TO present taem in the usual way
de also stated that OF tue speakers announced were
To hs knowledge present; but Ii they were invited
10 the platform. None, however, appeared. and 10
their absence Mr. paessou, the secretary was invited
10 address the meeting which he did briefly his remarks
being constantly Interrupted By cheers, 10 u.s. yels and
oil sorts Of demoniacs taut ns that could possibly be
invented by crowd of shaut seventy Ave short haired
youths, eiieryescng Vita red shrt enthusiasm wnich
seemed determined 10 crown efery other noise ont s
On the conclusion of Mr. pa,terson's address, voice ia
the crowd moved that The meeting endorse the nomina
ton OF Mr.. DelaTlAne or Congress "Second that mo.
ton - from OF others and II was done With
n shout 81 move we endorse Ar. j. Jarvis Jones
for Assembly au for the Seventeen tn disrctn was the
opostion that recely and carried out with
the wildest display Of pulmonary excitement The noml
nation OF Mr. James Lynch for Register was In simi
disposed o. Rmd immense cheers for the "il
lustrious Jenny" when the proposed programme Of
ratification again atored By the enforcement or Mr.
18th Ely for SopeTvisor, which likewise attended
with amount reverheston that seemed 10 satisfy all
who INDUCED IN the voci'erous luxury
Their object being accomplished, the interesting party
aluded made stampede for the door, aud for the
comparative quiet was restored. The Chairman
then aed that tho SPEAKERS not having yet arrived,
portion Of the interim would be occupied oy gentleman
who would sing Union song the tune Of swat for the
wAgon whereupon chcrus Of the unterrned woke the
eupbonous echoes OF the place TO the extent OF ten
twelve verses
Still tho speakers did not arrive. His Honor the
MAJ or WAS announced to be in the room, but did
cordr gly Rpponted 10 wait upon tha. gentleman and
escort him 70 tho platform Tho committee disappeared
In the crowd, and shortly Afterwards returned with re-
port from Of their number that Mr. Wool bad made
his appearance AZ the door, and been met by Mr.. In
graham, by whom he vas persuaded not 10 enter AMI
escorted away. Thereupon the Aforesaid crowd OF
rOuehs, who bad, meanwhile made their appearance,
INDUCED in another outbur, OF lamentations anu,ing
they ndescrbabe, the general tenor Of which was
that they should give chase To his Honor and compaDon
and " bring 'tm backn Wiser counses prevailed, how
ever and The Chairman svailed himself OF q temporary
ull 20 make a few complimentary remarks upon the no
minaton OF Mr. Delapainc, who he believed, would tru
" and worny repIesei me INTERESTS o. hs constituents
After his there being no other business 70 be trans
acted, and other speakers, the meeting Adjourned
II proper 70 ray here that while the entire proceed
irgs characterized by quantity OF good nature,
the failure Of the several Gentlemen announced 70 address
the meeting may be attributed solely 10 the bosterous
their rosy shouts for their partsAus prcdomnste
the good order which II evident the main body
or the audience v ished 10 observe.
National Democratic County Convention.
COMPLETION OF THE CITY, COUNTY AND JUDICIARY
TICKET.
This Convention met last evening At rhorp's Hotel
Union square TO complete their lists Of nominations for
city, county and uds Offices. Philip W. Enss presded
The CT airman Of the Committee Conference reported
the following ticket which unanrDously endorsed
Justice OF Supreme Court, Geo. Barnard.
Juftice Of Superior Court, Nchsel Ulshoefer.
Recorder John I. Hoffman.
City Judge, John r. Livingston.
Surrogate, Edward Q. West
Resisier, Jam . Lynch.
Supervisor, Chfig Schwarzvaelder.
The resignation OF Charts A. Nay ra candidate for
the ece o. Rscortcr was previously communicated oy
letter and accepted.
10 print the above ticket. In connection with the
Brecknrdge state ticket The meeting then adjourned
fine die, with cheers for the n0DinAtons