New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-02

FOURTH ASSEMBLY DISTAICT, BROOKLYN
Mr. Cornelius Macardcll Is the Union nominee for As
sembiy in this District We understand him to be
gentleman of good character ard ability. to whom.
leesln,ort the Interests Of Kings County may be safely
conGdcd. Union men. without regard to past party
ties. rally in your might and elect him.
UNION RATIFICATION MgETIyG.-There was
spirited Union meeting at the Union Headquarters.
corner of broadway and Twenty third street. Satur
day evening. Alderman j. ID. Ottiwell was called r.
tho chair and Number Of vice presidents and score.
pntrioc were read nv Mr.. Tow psend and adopted by
the meeting T.. ID. Smith. on being presented To the
audience spoke Of the issues involved in the present
political contest, Of the public safety the riots the
police the qualifications Of the Union candidates
laimbccr and stevenson. and complimented
Mayor Opdykc for his fidelity. Geo W. Blunt appealed
10 his auditors 10 restore the old line Of battle ship
New York which, In the hands Of Seymour, has drill
ed toward he Rebel feet He considered every vote foi
the Coplcrhcad ticket stab in the soldiers back Mr.
ent defcadcj the Union leaders and answered the
objections opposed TO the Union cause. While he was
speaking Mr.. Greeley came in and was greeted witt
hearty cheers the auditors rising from their seats and
swaying their hats ana cheering cheer, W. x"n rsn s
speech Mr.. Greeley came forward. lie saia tne Pe0
bio intend TO vote. The current ran against US
o,rcyheaas promised them there should be no draft
TINT pro, iSons and coal should be cheap he peievea
h would he saved Its enemies at the Norm nad
mn, h courage he at time supposed they had they
could not destroy printing office ~ this CITY,
They killed few poor unonending blacks at the time OF
the riots but they had shown their weakness and since
that time he believed the country would emerge from
the contest in triumph. The Rebels had never offered
any rcrms of peace that Copperhead would ac-
ccpt In his illusions to the local candidates he said he
had failed to md any decent who designed 10 vote
for NcCunn He was followed by Col Bheny Is +. NJ.
Mancrre. Mr. Thompson and others. Before the ad.
journnent of the meeting Committee from the Loyal
League TO announce the fact that the Dody they
represent Endorsed the nomination made BY the With
Senatorial District.
REGISTRATION OF VOTERS. s
To the Editor Of Then Y. Tribune
SIR: Section of the Registry Law, passed
April IS 1882 provides that no vote shall be received
at any annual election this State unless the name Of
the person offering to vote be the said registry made
ON Tuesday or Wednesday preceding the election nm.
less the person offering 70 vote shall furnish 70 the
Board Of Inspectors his affidavit giving his reasons for
not appearing the day for correcting the aphabei
cal list and prove by the oath Of Householder OF the
District in which he offers to vote that ho knows such
person be Of the District 60 Under the
United States Tax law " has been decided that - s
dayit is certificate within tho meaning Of the stamp
act-requires five cent revenue stamp Chapeer SW q
the session laws OF 1861 requires that the speoto end
Al other officers authorised By Lazy e take anidavtp
davit to b Furnished By avetsr NOT registered without
fee or reward or any charge therefor.
Quere. Do all such adidaxits require United states
revenue stamp canceeds IL vote Of an unrcgseered
voter received under an affidavit not stamped legal
voter An INSPECTOR