New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-21
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Locn! 1solitics.
.r-,- y.ry-F1KsT WARD RALLy-SPECCHBs BY
JUDGE WOODRUFF, col. VAN BURSN AND
ELLIOTT C. COwDlH.
Tho Union men ofthe Twenty-trSt Ward held
large and enthusiastic meeting las, evening at kb5t
$50 n n by John T. white, whose nomination Ex'
Judge WoodrHf wa called 10 preside;
Jldgc WOODRUF7, on taking the chair. referred 10
Sleridais vctcry AMID great applause lhe enemy d,
our doors he said dangerous thah TIE hfihro
enemy on the battle .ied. He believed That we should
u, gucccssful over the enemies Of count az home
and abroad Hereafter, II would be an honor 10 our
children that their fathers had done all IN their power
put down tic enemy at their DOORS as wei as III tue
Col. 1Hos b. Van BEURES was then introduced. He
said that II anything certain III TINS world Mas
that the ides o November majority Wond De roied
ND For the Constitution aid tie Laws and tie Dion
which should forever set at rest the question OF ccs-
sion in this cosrry. SO great its vital force thet
acton or ri pS! Of Van I Bearen dc
Compromises in eyor Of Slavery. He said that after
being kicked Of lie Charleston Convection ny ther
Suuthera ma, ters the Northern Demucrair had cH
lower down and done leanor thia OF Chicago than
the world before. They hHd declared the war
failure But in al history yon cnnid not ma so many
victories IN Cha same time much territory con1 cred
so much glory achieved. Whom TITS var should have
ended tie Whole world would stand in awe 81 lis great
ness and its lTilliaucy Before tine Chicago Convention
the platform Submitted 10 Con ieAan. and he
agreed 10 ii. lie changed LIS opinion only siri sheT-
was already practically settled yet we vented NOT only
Constitutional majority hui such az oseIw neinlng
victory at The baloboX 70 Get Secession 10 rest TOR
evernore Tie victory must be so decisive as TO veto
every possible attempt at appeal 20 arms against r.
He believed that Nele not only 10 De
. united but a strong and nee ha'ioh
on our banner He charged upon Rehel gold gamblers
the rise in the prices Of gold Il did not depend on tbe
size Of the national debt During Tue pass month me
price OF gold had fallen one huHiTd per cent yet the
national debt had increased ~ the rate OF million
per day II England could keep her paper money al
psT while mourning her Det.Onal debt, We could
do much more The wealth ~ this country vas
almost beyond computation This cuiDpafn was 80
vital q matter Mat he almost surprised TINT any
man should have patience 20 reason Rholt H. word
10 the ladies' None bad more al stake than tiey.
none more influence. If taey wogd rcG.ze that the
existcEcs Of this countr! drp"hdcd ON q issue 81
this campaign ali would BE- sa.c. JEFF DaI laid hat
twotbiIds Of the Rebel army were oct of tie ranks
The other third would be If 10 not IN Southern
women; they we're afraid % 60 home. lie prCPoacd
that shoUd resolve 20 DO all that lie H. each Of Us
toward the salvation II tbs country nom nov uuul a.
was accomplished ON the eth Of hoyenbeT. loud ap
In tie absence Of Messis. CoddnFton and Chaplin
Mr.. ELLIOT &. cOwrfN was called upon. lie made
brief cnt spirited speech disGrninslg ,f"een sscb
Democrats a. Jefferson. jackson Donfif-' and De
on the land and Burr. Calhoun, BTeckigridgc.
valsndigham and Wood. oil the other. lie himself
would forget psfIy. He cared not Wlat Gen. Dix Was
three years aeo lie knew what lie was row. He cnred
not what Dagicd :. Cot'irgton vhec IN the As
seinhlyi be knew that be was trne patriot now Lot
toe war; Leu put It down. Tie great question on
Slavery had been taken charge Of H. power hgher
than man; we rod not discus a.. IL w9a.d 90
down inevitably. The Democratic party called them
selves the conservative parry, bit their contcrV-
atism applied to nothing but slavery. The true Dem
ocratic a!y a. not fur cOrn'enancug Slavery, bat
an things which were noblt and generous. Stand by
the Government; II Is your strength; il s your wealth;
is your security stand by the President he able,
faithful, honest Cbeers.I stand 10y the Army brave.
gallant victorious. Appause.l stand by the Navy;
they too ga!iant. valiant. triumphant. Removed
sppause Listen 10 10 rcconc listion. aud tax not 81
peace with traitors while the have arms ~ thcg hands
bat when they shall have laid down their arms, treat
them Christian should treat their fellow otizen5
BE Just; be generous be fofgieing.
After additional speeches ana songs by the Union
Glee Club which were received with much S,st the
meeting adourced al late hour with three cheers for
Lincoln and johnson.
MEETING or TIE YOUNG MEMS UNION CENTRAL
COMMITTEE.
The Young Men Of New-YOTk are throwing
themselves with coumondaLe ardOr into the political
campaign the side Of the Union, and in pursuance Ct
their general plan Of operations held another meeting
last night under the auspices Of the Young Mems Union
Central Committee, nj tue Of the Twenty third
street Union Association Mr. Henry e.. Parke, jr,
President OF the Club occupying the chnir There WA
"a fair attendance. -.
The first speaker introduced by the chairman was Nr
J.. j. RIsLEY Of Boston. who snd tibet among oil tho
preat speeches delivered during tie political camp-gr
great in It's results, the recent one By
Ph Sheridan which had secured at lcGst one hundred
ihousand votes ia November for Abraham Lincoln lie
sGd tio reui contention NOS between tIs rights q!
capt and labor The South wishing 10 make the laboror
capital aud the North standing mp for The rights Of free
labor, ana II the worknqmcn OF The Norb wished for
peace that would ruin tlem6cvca let them vote for
Mcclellan. But the masses OF the American people !
were not 10 be easy fooled ana they would not be
found Ia support Of traOrOus and eOwaIdly PROPOSE
tiOL as the Chicago Platform platform framed by
whose hole symnathies were with Tie sayeboder and
mo- ne leOOrer Referring 10 the Democratic candidates
NJ said he would much prefer Geo. II. 20 Geo H.. FOR
The ono was open scccssiOust while tho other |
nobody lnew what he wac but what choice they |
fefo thus reduced 10 Compared with these men.
me record OF Abraham Lincoln was indeed /
a might one and IL was not strange that this |
tonesty, good faith and love Of liberty had en-.
aeaied Inn 10 the hearts Of the American people They
Lao INC GesnioS 0f the Republic Ia ;hcr hands aud il
now rested Oh them 10 sustain liberty here and confonDd
% a,istocacics Of Europe that had predicted The down
:a OF the nation They tnust have whole country or
no counii! al all. and The only of securing is
Sss peace based on Union and Justice
nj. W ALTER lHRLrs. esq, of New York, was the
X 'er whether The system under which they had rt.
AZ ca huSA prosperity was worthy Oi further effort OF
gka'he9 ,ley would lei the Sun Of American Liberty 40
own IA qI Ahsss forever IL was simply Union or Di..
nio!- - the Llon worth further rtruggle or should
hey gave up forever 1t was not always the case
~ p.nlic6i sue was presented no plainly and for
,ey Ius' tasnh we lineage Convention. which had
fanny Nc Union men had their platform eouglly
-onouu, no, and Whch would be glory 10 those
no had vlPed 10 r'hse H. Two years ego The issue
US no roA deceived them by louJ.mortLld mo- !
ste,iiors 81 devotion to the UL.on nnd )
-ss f1r n DgoFous prosecution q the war; but /
Gee rnonGe ToOursged by seeming eolip,e 10 tie I
vso 80 bo come out IN their true color and lie
- So, no, lDuEd them out would not lnst them ,
am II was al 10st Oh insult 70 ask anyone If the
Mon was worth dc ending ana lgL'lng for. and that il
,ouId be necessary % do so vac sad proof OF The
Werd cleractcr III mn vic feeling II they wished Ia
low wLatyas lie Vlue II iho AmcrCan Uaion, lei s