New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-29
LOCAL POLITICS.

| ENTHUSIASTIC UNION RATIFICATION MEET
ING In The SIXTEENTH WAIp.-An enthusiastic meet
ing was held last night at Hzebergers Hall Eighth
avenue for the purpose of raying the nomination Of
the Union candidate for State Senator in the district
Wm Laimbeer-and the nomination Of Samuel {. Reed
for Member Of Assembly. The meeting was called 10
order By David r. Jaques Chairman Of the Associa-
ton in a few appropriate remarks after which Horace
Greeley addressed the meeting In regard 10 the present
condition Of public affairs. lie wac reqnrnii! anu
loudly appauded and upon taking his departure rom
the room Mr. Spencer and called for three cheers
for the oldest and most honest politician IL NcN Ola
Horace Greeley which were given with vill the
audience rising. The Chairman Then ih'iodue,'
William Lsimhccr the Union candidate for Stat" sen
aiOT in the district. who mad. brief speech who
called forth oud applause. lie was followed .! .hri
b. Stanton. who commenced BIS fem.ihs D! aGse,'nt
| 10 the GLORIOUS Mon elections IN Maine. California
Ohio and other States Abiding 10 the Rebellion he
said that armies must De- doubled before the south
can be conquered as it, leaders before they would SUB
nit would consent TO b. bound hand and foot ana
ground H. puIIice under the oarwheels Of our Norh
| crn RAILROADS Mr.. Stanton spoke OF tn Naor "i ne
coored troops hoping that they would every "hefc DC
| orgaIiyeS-paid glowing tribute 10 our brave men
now IN tie tcd-euogizcd those those who had fallen
and whose remains now rcloscd IN ulstah, he'"s
! and in concluding hoped that one ana AL "ou.u
use their eAerions to I'll the depleted fhnks OF gu!
| Union Armies. Loud Applause Gen John Coch'
rane addressed the meeting and after 90
the leaders OF the Rebellion sud the ,olpcfhoAeh :" e
4
called Democratic party showing tie difference De
tween the Radicals and ConGers at.vcs The former OF
whom he said were now recognized ana hHd aotho"i
edged themselves fayorng vigorous prosecution OF
the war The General spoke ai great icnsth upon W..
question OF the day and IN concluding urged one and
al 20 suppor, the Union ticket ni tho coming election u
h.v VA" ed their liberty and would support the Admin
listration In putting down this accarsea ana ha,'ni
Rebellion. Speeches were then nsae ~ SSins -,
paving high tribute g. the President the strongest and
rmest advocate in the United States for universal b
erty. Applause After The adoption oil q sefies o.
resolutions raiifylng the Union ticket. which wer'
offered by Mr.. Spencer. the meeting adjourned
KINGS COUNTY DEMoCRATIC MASS RATIT
CATION MErIISG-A mass meeting Of the Kings Count,
Democracy was held in the City Hall Park lasi evening
platform erected across the main walk and bcinf
well lighted with gas burners. enabled the audience e
have good view of the speakers. very large GROVE
was present and the evening advanced dclegsiion
from several Of the Wards augmented the number
Among the inscriptions on the banners and uanspa
RANCHES were free Speech" " Free Press Il'
Constitution ~ IL is and The Union IL wac How
are you 80 90 WarrOrs." &C.. &c. Several bands 81
music we're in a,tendance Bonfr,s tlazed and rocket
were exploded. The meeting was orgnnNed about
O'Clock by WIN. VI Parks. esq. who nominated Jaspr
". Gilbert. ESQ. ~ Chairman. Mr. GILBERT re
turned thanks for the Hattcring distinction PAID
10 him and proceeded 10 discuss the issues nov
before the country In aluson 20 the party now claim
ing to be- the Union party be cOnienIcd That 10, pl
Union party were the Democrats and they had beef
such since lie time when Gen Jackson announced That
the Union must and shall be preserved. The Demo
crats were in favor 81 restoring the mon IN IL integr
ty leaving the Stes the night 10 regulate their owl
domestic affairs while those claiming q De the Unioi
party c0nended that the Union could not be- restored
until slavery war cIrpnted and the Krbclicus state
reduced 10 The condition II territories. In conclusion
be urged upon the Democracy "a support The enilT'
ticket for while refusing 90 vote for one candidate ih,
:, would jcopardze the whole ST.. j. L. Douglass read
a long lisi Of Vice Presidents and sccfcuics wh.cl
were confirmed when the resolutions adopted by th'
| Democratic Union state Convention IN Sep
TENDER lso2. were presented and ratified u.
the Democratic platform. resolution was appended
ratifying the State. County. and CITY nominations
The Hon. Gilbert Dean being introduced, addiesset
the meeting at length In the coursc OF which b,
condemned the policy Of tie Administration IN rcgMd
~ the Slavery question the conscrpton the arbitrary
arrests and the suspension Of the wit o! hnbcas cor
pus Referring 10 the recen, call for 500 more men
lie held that they could not be- procured by the conscp
tion and ought be- but that they could be RAISED
b. resortng 10 volunteering. and placing George IL
Nice elan the head OF the armies. lie concluded by
recommending the Democratic candidate for Judge o
the lid Judicial District. Joshua r. barnard, csq. q
the voters Of Kings County thorough and he Ions
Democrat. The Hon. Henry g. Murphy, Iii J.. Norton
esq., and others addressed the meeting. after whici
they adjourned.
| COUNTY AND JUDICIARY NOMINATIONS.