The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-11-12
LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND THE VICINITY.

An OPENING FOR GEsius.-Thcre 10 q fine
genius n collect all the device. that have been
II ,ed In the late election campaign and open mu-
sum. Il would he an efcc,usl esfinguisher TO
Rmnum's what-Is-I,, aud would have the advsn.
tage Of costing a remarkably smnli sum Of money.
such matters ~ the following, would no doubt be
exceedingly interesting 70 tho respective politicians
end would draw amazingly Tho eleven dry goods
nes of dead New York soldiers votes that were
discovered In Baltimore few 81 the Transparent
Zoe bearing such inscriptions as "McCiellan--our
aext President :" the TRrBuSr's figures showing
.hat the city could not possibly give more than
twenty thousand majority for the Democracy tho
~orLp's table of states turc for Mcclellan :" the
cartridges that the Harlem and Yorkvillc Demo-
rats bad prepare 10 fire In honor 81 tho great
dc,nry" that didn't ransp!re the banners cam
psign dags trAnsp ,renoeA ottoes Chinese lam
srns enblems, bsdgcsportraits ~ the candidates.
Nmpaign documents unused ballots canvass
songs, stump speeches. drafts Of electionccrins
lodges, md q few bottles ~ tho "huid"
,nducement used TO influence voters. This
would make . valuable collection, and ii is sale to
ssy that it could I've procured At very reasonable
rate, particularly the NJ Clelan transparencies. 1u
order to render tie display moro effective, it NIGH.
ne we'll In have the portraits Of the few hundred de-
teated local candidates a. they appeared on the
morning Aftor the eeciion--it would sid greatly To
The envcning nature nj the collection. This would
mako quite attractive addition to the exhibitions
Of the city, aud would no doubt lie literally
patronized by the politicians who expended their
money to produce them The various campaign
clubs would Doubtless be willing to contribute lib
orally Il Their unused political docImcnts. This ia
n chance for an aspiring genius that has not been
~ allied since the days OF the "Fejce Mermaid"
nd wooly Horse "
.,EASD krrUBLIcAS JuBnrr-SPEEo HIS
og HHAS wALEnrpGr, TuEyponE TnroS, AMI
ornEEs A Jubilee" in honor Of the recent
election victory" under the auspices OF The
Young Mems Republican Union u New York, took
place last evening a, the Cooper institute. TIE
large hall was filed 10 OVERLOOKING. The nisles
even we're packed, and Z, WAS impossible to get
into the hall at o'clock. The stage was decorated
with fngs anil notices, among which were "is66,
Fremont and Liberty forever" 1864, Abraham
Lincoln and Hannibal Hamlin," " To truth an
night we arc WIDE awaLo and WELD the turehh 1t
Of liberty"
Ats O'Clock the meeting was called 10 order b,
The Prcsidcn. Of tho Young MEMS II publican ruior
WHO introduced ar the first speaker G.. .,cls /
Woodforj, who sad in substance that the ustio,
had been heretofore called upon 20 dive thanks to
victories ~ the hcli, hut nov. 'lry hal r,, ,n !,
give thanks for other Victories (Appl.:scl IT.,
victory wNlich had taken p'.cc went I, rhov. N
the war wns TO lc PCS cuicd to the en- IN ,L
ma ntcninc" ~ e tuicu, ~, Constitution III,
the iasr. tChcers..
The Secretary then read letters from Genera
D.te., D. s. CodlngtoL, We Bryant, Al, q
s.cbbinS, Charles Sumner, ind Nairr-Grncr,l u. y
10 said that General Butler hal promisel to h.
present lito after nino O'Clock. trhrue cheer
were given for General Butler, the whole nudlcn,
rsin md the Enthusiasm lasting several am
u,cs.l
David Du ley Fiod VI rs then intro ,uced
nd sad that the vic 1" q hal tecn 50 lqicl
achieved WAS a victory OF lucns. went t. 81,
thai every loyal American believed that the Il'o
Of sacs must cv4i from the Atlantic to the Pl
en-. The sell 4 ent which had inspired the v'ctug
y ne p'st week N. that he American people tc
hcvcd ;he CHor Vi tho States wus the eres Que.
ton o tho hour. tApp .lsc.l The election ga
t', lant the sreai mass % c.u7ens have nc symF
thy with the plnrs a. " recons,ruc .oo," SLt he
ltNt nN hnll WAY 10 ltf'i Wfu rcDCiJ 70 U
TIE use OF TIE hayouet tApplluscl The elcctio
also shows lwo more thnvs-the suppress on
the obollion by force vi arms aud the abol!' IN
slavery. tGroai applause, tbs tc.ug tue people
VIII, al should scqlicssc in it-tvcn chose Who di
not h,lp TO bring about It's consulnmatiou APP!
Aiicr few remarks by Gen. Hiram w-l5-ldyC
c.. II lNllns OF East Tennessee spoke. Ho sac
tie uuion refugees N Tennessee were not tired G
ngbung because they knew that the Govcrnmen
Was not dead yet. Tennessee never seeded. sh
voted down that ordinance by u majority OF so,O0l
Tho people had recently found out what the Demo
Gratis meant by "frec ballot ut meant 70 pol
yoes by tho dry goods box full daughter.
Tso Of those Implicated in tho irsuduiea
prison for life; hc hoped that God wou!'
spare their lives to . good old age, ono yea
,lier than Me;huselsh. tGresa laughter and sp
huusr, lasting several minutes.) Alter sounc fur
hss remarks Of W sswe naiuge Ne SppAket con