New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-19

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81 LcntenaatGenera Scott, which they will offer al
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The Union Association Of the Seventh Ward
held meeting las: evening Edward NJ. Skidmore pre-
siding, when the following resolutions were unanimous
ly adopted;
Re.oed Thst the members the Urion Association Of the
Seventh Ward reelae their iudor~ment Of Abraham Lin
coin for Pre.sen Andrew Johnson for Vice President or
he United Sta~s and again nnegutvcay approve Of the
Platform adopted by the Convention which placed them in
RslseG Tha, tie 6rm unii,gu,srd per's,en. and psi
oic taken by the Adnl'tIstin 20 suppress inc
%s. 70 tho aoy and t%eins
chcsso' sha. ~hs the Que las sustained Union and
the s throughout four long terrible y.Srs q VA
their terms and form such q2venaen. as they deemed
proper uphold and pepeu4c the secured csass Of The
payrn, the pouderous debt incurred by them In fighting
for the announcement Of the nation that between these
the heroic Efforts of Abraham Lincoln Grant sherman FAY
rssn and the hosts Of brave and faithful .ode'' who are
batting for the restoration of the Uuion they must follow
the lead Of the Pendetous the Seymour me Woods and
the vaandishams to the ruin Of oil we hold dear Loyal
Ee,oired That Mcclellan in accepting th. CHICAGO nomna
ton, placed himself fairly upon me platform edo p.d and
that his letter OF acceptance efuvoei and deals in scnersl
DENTAL candidate upon both peace and basis paps.
bly, tick deceive the unwary that feel % Do tho
duty ;I G Sys5 Of BIZ s9s. and
Resoir,i Ths, thanks due the brave officers ara
soldiers IN the Union army add navy 70, tho great victories
,yre them that although their services oe ignored BY
CopPcrhesd Ys,i;! ard State Copvsnon, and hs nam:
hear, Of the peop. ye.m, Tor tier atir,e snd
and or h- speedy and afe return to their homes
crowned wi h laurels in glorious
R,.o'rsd hat the vi.oes ld in Main. and YER
the cii OF the United service show thea
q
unison with the ful determination Of crushing out forever
principle and every system nimcAi to Republican
ro,.d That We pledge ese. and undivided .ogpsrt
Leu,ensnt Governor fransin A. Abrs,r for Cans. Comr.
soner ard David T. Forrest for State Prison inspectorscos
nl1us them a., a. cspaole aOls and Loyal ., ,s.,a .
otera friend po,l,,vI ~ vii DC pow
snp. Sr Sy naa to .ea . & and
iore repent 81 the sdes committed by him during his
R,cred That we cordially invite all Unionlovny cits.ps
Seventh Ward to unite with and as,'. rs IN tL' hour
q the Nations ;iia and with as bear pert Of the s'esH0fs
demanded Of fseemen throughout the land
GERMAN REPUBLICAN, CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
The regular meeting held Friday evening a. head
quarters Raefes Hotel. No. 70 90 ave- Address Will
nan esl in the chair Geo. Manohot Secretary. Mr..
Henry Richard Chairman If the Executive Committee,
recommended that inass meeting II the German he~
pubcans be held for the purpose Of ratyng the lTee
Dental and state nominations. On motion OF MI; A.
j. Dttcnbocfer the subject referred ~ tie Cam-
pagn Committee Or Chas. kessl1ai Chalrman) nf
Further hctnn Mr.. III. Raster took tee ctalr and M
Audrcas Wnan reported abont the Gongs OF the stale
Convention al Syracuse especially that the wishes OK
the Germans were gratihed BY eIectina one o' men
nominees A j. Dittenhoefer as eiector Ihis was 70.
eeyed with great outburst Of enthusiasm lsrtiig mshy
minutes Mr.. whitman reported IN reference 70 the
great mass meeting be held the 9th at the Cooper
Institute under the auspices Of the Joint American and
German General! Committees. and that Delegation Of
10 of each the Darling Draper and Wilr1an Associa-
tohs had held preliminary meeting. ~ make the
sary arrangements for the above meeting Mr. K.
j. Lueder offered resolutions Endorsing tie nomn ations
made by the Syracuse Convention for State Officers and
Electors. amendment offered by Mr.. II. Richard
expressing the highest qualification Of the Central Com
mittee in having the hOnored OF Horace Greeley
the lifelong leader in behalf u freedom. IN company
tors at Large. also fellow citizen. A. j. Often.
hoefer member Of our central committee. nominated
amendment unanimously ind most enthusiastically
with three cheers three 10. the whole ticket adopsed.
Adjourned
The VICTORIA REGrA.-Another bud Of thist
gigantic lily made its appearance on Friday ard O
second expected 10 unfold its petals on Saturday.
This giant Of pond lilies illustrates admirably the
gorgeousncss Of tropical vegetation The little eircn
lar eowspl!ke leaves Of the aymphoes are familiar
every one, but blossom large Gs melon. and leaves
five and six feet in diameter. with skeleton structure
ing Only ons fowero this plant blooms at time.
and 1t wlhers before new bad bursts The Victoria
is annual. so these gEentic plants disappear inc
present season TO be 40 rore, and oil who wish 10
see this wonderful md beautiful specimen Of tropical
growth .houh pay early visit "a the place Of e1bi'
bon the corner Of Fly Sinth.s-eet aud Eighth
avenue.
THE SURvEyORSUIP or THE P0RT AND Posi-
Wakeman, who has been appoint
ed Surveyor Of the Por'. rice Mr. Rufus f. Andrews
viii hs duties on the trst oil next month";
Mr. Wakcman's appointment Is regarded with c0asid-
cradle favor and doubt is entertained that from Biz
large experience of Official life tha he will MAKE IN eli.
Gent officer. James Kelly Esq. has been appointed
to till the office of postmaster vacated BY Mr. wage.
man; ard in him. Also the city will have servant Of
great experience and well tried proby: Mr. Leiiy ~
an old citizen and has held variety OF public trusts,
among them Governor Of the Almsnouse end Collector.
u Taxes
PgRsoyAL.-Senator Julian arrived yesterday
It the sor House. and Of the party captured
)y guerrns together with Major Jenny tic
Fa wn on the Currituck Canal on the 10Th inst. He
md the Major were paroled otter being robbed
ERE IN ONE HUNDRED AND THlRTY-FIRST-
stock of oats belonging 10 Androw Fitz
patrick In One Hundred and Thirty first street
,ixhayenue valued at $780, completely destroyed
BY Ere yesterday. Supposed 10 be the WORK u an In
,endiaFy.
NEw-YORK HOSPITAL REPORT.-The' follow.
ne is the report OF the above institution for the weeh
ending Sept lC: Number of paticuts remaining on tho
,lh inst. 32l admitted 10 date. 20; discharged cured
~ died, b; remaining AZ uate, oOo'
fAdvertisensnt
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Il is prepared by Dr. GEORGE BENNETT who re-ie. IN New
Haven Connecticut lie serds it TO a. peIis Of the wor'd
ice.
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