The New York herald., 1862-11-05
YOUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC UNION ASSOCIATION,

The democrats resid in the upper part Of the city
assembled At tho head of the Young Mems Demo
cratic Union Associs don No sa2 broadway last evening
70 hear tho result Of the election lhe returns IN
rather slowly at nrst and the number present in The
very small Mr.. Luke Cozans, President Of
the assocatSn, present the PLATFORM and read
eu, the rstuns they About eight O'Clock the
came in with greater rapdity, and the room
began n very rapidly until about thousand Of
the hard ssted were present Loud cheers greeted each
return read out, giving majority to Seymour
and James Brooks. |
Judse DEAN Of the Twenty nret ward, was the INST
speaker who was called upon 10 address the meet
ing He said that - far es he was concerned
personally in the x{tult of she election, no went in
for the pco ara ke government; that he had fought
si suudown ard he fell he would fall - brave M -
loves iawith hs face TO the sky and his feet 10 ~
foe" party soui be defeated on this oscase ne
begged them to sInenber that in 1864 they wAd FERN
. party whioA would swosp tho hne& sGd
redecrn the country from s present rusers rae
struggle, be saii, was for principles ~ not
Tor men fe ne did Aeleve IN arbiffas arrests
and betvcd that the voise Of the country wound cell
tho characterization Nc concluded by rsfe sne 70 d
fersnt newspapers Of NeW York which character
zed the gsss and the 2ran the same - Twsns At
conclusion Of his remarks cheers gwen for ora
sto seymour aud Janacs Brooks.
Mr. NORTON ts,cn .ned upon and responded BY eo
sosizng Hcia OSeyrour but anxious expcss
hiTeelf with confidence untLe districts
heard from. As in response " his Wishes
patch brought in from the toRu Of White Plains,
westchester county ,viag maionlty Of ninety four
Seymour ans1uxeen4 mt which.elsced load ohesra
Mr. LUXE CoASse here Interrupted the speaker say
that ono OF then sdy had just from listening
Charles SpcnS Of the Of the republican party.
Who spssxng their headquarters the Of
ths nest ebeek who had just told them that from the
porss whs had jue. II left doubt bis mind
Of the e'.ion Of Horato Seymour Mr. Coaans thought
they were putting the lights out at that place
Professor MASON, Ct the Law School then addressed
them AZ considerable length.
Mr.. oozASs again interrupted the speaker say that
Photographic despatch had just been received om rwep
tyhird street, stating that the lights had put
the republican headq ,arters-an announcement whe b
created considerable merriment.
Al niue O'Clock tbs announced that the 70.
turns showed majority of thirteen thousand for
Seymour in nine wards greeted the good
In about fifteen minutes afterwards the PRECEDENT
announced that thirteen wards had been heard from,
giving Mr.. Seymour m jorty Of 10 421. Loud cheers
greeted the apnouncein nj, and q round majority Of
st icast % 900 confidently anticipated.
Mr.. CozAEs then said he had received another
selegraphic message, from the republican head
quarters, bat from Mozart Hail. stating that the city
ihrsy-two sibousand. Loud cheers and remarks Of
What great many traitors there are in the city,
greeted this announcement
New Jersey then heard FROM stating that Joel
Parker would inevitably be elected Governor Of that
State. Cries Of Good - " Cood,' and loud checrs
greeted tbe intelligence Syracuse next heard
~ giving majority Of $50 Seymour when the high
spirits Of tho meeting found IN eingsog the Star
Spangled Banner"
nat
nom the republican headquarters, before he left
asmay and gloom had spread the room AS
She returns in showing how the city going one
OF the speakers-Mr. Spencer, be beieved-told the
Chairman for God sake not TO give them any re
surns. Cros Of Brooks, Crooks" and loud cheers,
interrupted thf speaker, who after few remarks
gave place ID
Mr. RRooKs who spoke in substance as follows -
6EsnuNES;-I thank you with my whole heart ard
soul for this demonstration (Cheers) IL the proud
eetday OF my ihe-not that am re elected 10 a CoB
srcss where inside, have years OF experience
and o1tsdc rs u locker on IN Washington, Tor
becanse you nave elected me, on trust, wnh bands
uni;ed-tchecrs) as independent representa-
sight-tcheers)--and freely 10 condemn n in what is
wrong. lChsers) And that you yourselves have been
sAnisa,'ons upon well known principles with but little
regard " mere party mechanism. (Cheers)
oas cS.ers) Of the school OF Daniel Webster ana
henry Clay (renewsd eheers); but J am iniebt-
% To-Day Tor the cheerful sufrayee of the de-
moe ary and ] my election them. (Great
rhooring) In the progress Of old ssues have
passed away, and, as You have adopted the notices
and maxims oi the old whg party, the constitution,
the Union and the enforcement Of the laws there is
NO reason why We sh inld not adopt your name and
become member OF the democratic party CHEERS ,sI
Am largely indebted today not only 10 American born
c!tizens but TO Germans and to Isbmea, whose good
eease and patriotism would have preferred even know
Nothing" 10 abolti0nist and who
cry the expressive language Of the day quite piayed
cut" Cheers and laughter thank you all then
ter under what SKY first upon the light
heaven Gentlemen, forssse questions Of awful maGni
sude, upon which, IL living, shall be called q
member Of Congress and tremole over the respous-
bty. With Gods bassng hope 70 satisfy you all and
what s more important. % discharge my duty,
and fearlessly, 700, 70 tho country and the
whole county, without prejudice passion (Chesrs)
J hepe to take part IN restoring once more
Che now rent and bleeding Union, but while vndeating
She supremacy of the constitution and the laws
vindicaiion also demonstrate there reasoa Why
Arosher should longer mbrue his hands the blood OF
brother and thus causcessiy prolong fratrlcda
(Icrd, long and tremendous cheering, amid whicn M
bsoehe retired the audience crying "Go on. 90 en)
THE EREPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS.