New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-01
no san.,,sr Representa.lon!

Before o'clock a very large assembly had con-
vened, numbering several thousand persons, aud
rendered picturesque from the torchbearers Of the
various delegations having so stationed Themselves
as environ the rect OF the crowd.
Henry p. West chosen President Of the
meeting and 10 taking the chair said they had
bled to raiify The nomination for Congress OF man
who had served in The war for the maintenance Of
the Union, ana who was presented a n War Demo-
crst for their suirsges the coming election. Ii
was q Democratic District, "a Democratic Candidate
wac presented, and a Democratic victory expected.
iCheers.1
The crowd then called for "Dafy," "Capt
Dnily," who in response Game forward, and was
greeted with cheers.
After setting forth the causes TIA, conspired 10
produce the dIeadfol conflict now being waved in
this country, the speaker said the issue before the
electors Of the Nth District was whether it should
be represented by traitor and SelessiOnisf o. by
a Union man and Democrat. i'Ihree cheers for
Duffy They were assembled az freeuen aad as
worAingmen. Politicians bad "rued the roast
long enough, had cheated them out Of heir votes
and tlen laughed az them for their creduhty. in
this contest a. home we were laOorng TO aid thOss
true men who on the tented field, were wagilg war
for The defense Of the national liberties, and II we
sustained them as we ought TO DO, troubles
would be settled in Six months This man Weed
bad announced that Washington was tine first
President who had presided the destnies OF tbe
ReDublic, Abraham Lincoln should lie the last. III
that suit them Had they sought this country ~
refuge from oldwofd Tyranny, aud obtained citizen
ship, TO assist in such Shameless contamination rs
that lCLes Of "No."1 Was there any mau ia
this country knowing the character OF Fernando
Wood who would confne TO him any sacred trustg
1" No, no. Had he not acquired money AZ their
expense and now he could afford TO sit in bis easy
chair, and say that he could be elected by the in
6oence of bis money. lie claimed 70 be friend oi
the working man, but had contracted the sweeping
OF the streets, and pocketed his dividend. 1l~
speaker declared hlmaelf 10 be d Democrat 70 the
core. and Union soldier. lie had buJ
one Lie to give, but was willing %
give II In defense of the notions bono.
tCheers.l He had received the nomination Of tho
Jotfersonian Democratic organization the Union
War Democratic nomination, and he had also re-
eeiyed toe Enforcement Of the Republican organiza.
'slon. The hope Of the South was only in divided
couhsels OF the North How was this 10 be pre-
vented! by returning men who with their
votes IN Congress would sustain the defenders
o. te bnlon--those men ia the field who
looked BACK to rs TO uphold the Government
n y'gC DS Prosecuting the war that Union
Our votes DeXt Tuesday would tell whether we
were Urionists or Secessiousts IL the Submission
si candidate trumphed, and as a result tie Union
zen were 90 hamPered that the twenty millions
from the North should succuInb 10 one.tbird tSat
amber of Rebes, then forever after The angar -
scorn would be pointed al Northern men. "a Voicc
" Wood 10 4 Observation-Disclosures il no getting onf ~
that II Union men, they would say 20 by thLir
votes II they would not. let them 20 feFt6 TO the
o'eAS OFtf tie CCluieea
n ound that held the remains Of a soldier enswer
their course 70 their conscience During the bloody
days before Richmond, it was not asked where a
man beonged--Do man asked biz cOmrade whether
De was Ncw-Yorker or Western man
Enough to know that be was q Union
q der, fighting for the liberty Of his
country: We should emulate those brave soldiers II
% zoe hght we were waging, aud bury everything II
'esdlDg to division. Were we prepared TO say BY
or votes that these men died in valni They must
' ~, their verdict next Tuesday He would say
-, ~, MAJ, returned next Inesday, he would know
90 oiheS dcty than the duty be owed 10 his Creator
D" country, and humanity. lCheers Ii
james j. Rogers, the next speaker, said II would
49, ~ see men who had endeayortd not only 10
teaA up the Uldo1, hut to break up the STATE. IN
: QUO het 20 TO elect traitor at heart. one who
vas uniahnfI 70 bis friends, and better az on en-. 4
oy tes tneln choose, instead, one WHO resided in
Union man. "ASoAuiu0hai G
nkShr 3; SIXTH spoke l.ext and said he did no, u
- opposed 70 tie hWself 10 the eoal.ioils Of sny a