New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-07

done to tic German Republicans ofNew-York by both
Union county organizations and that VIC do hereby nrgo
upon fellowcitzens and particularly those OF Ger
birth TO do all in their power to further the eet
ton of Andreas Wlmann for Supervisor ana of AIch,
ander Wilder ond Louis Naumann for COroners and
do earnestly request all ciiSens opposed to eorrupen
and increase OF railroad fares 20 support Charles a.
La Mont for Assembly. JACoB APPELL, President.
FRANCIS KLuGE, Secretary.
GERMAN RATIFICATION MEETING IN THE EIGHTH
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
An immense and enthusiastic mass meeting
Of erman Union of the eth Congressional District
Qsth goth and 2ls Wards held Saturday night Oct
s. 1904. ct Turner Hall in West Thrtysi1thst The room
was full and the greatest enthusiasm prevailed. MI
Adolf Longo in the ch0ir After most eloquent and al
gumeniative speeches in favor OF VIM. l.. Dodge for
Congress, by DR.. G. kessman, Hon Hermann Roster
and Hon. A. j. Ditenhoefer, and others the following
resolutionSwerc offered by Mr. Gustayns Levy, and
unanimeloy adopted:
nomination OF Wm i. Dodge for Congress hatthough
active politician he has always exhibited the
greatest interest IN pubic aans ana me most sterhg
loyalty ard patriotism IN the present terrible ordeal
through which the American nation Is now passing anG
ne merchant Of long standing IN the community me
reputation for honesty integrity ana llOefHltN lie above
suspicion md Acknowledged even by his political oppo
nents.
Rrsolred That We entrcat and recommend al our
German ielowctizens 10 vote and nse their influence
u
Know Nothing and Barr the tool OF the corrupt sixth
Ward crowd; that entreat al Union men 10 forget
their former differences and IN no mdRntere Dodge
Dodqc and place In Congress u Barr 10 TIE passage
OF The amendment to the Constitution 10 abolish Sayey
or bcspat,er the sacred cause Of Freedom with the
dirty waters Of the muddy Brooks
Rfsoirfd That We cheerfuly support and vote for
John " Grdley thei MON candidate for Assembly Of
the 18th District and We recognize IN him man OF M
firing industry aud great executive abilities: that a.
legislator he will be yigilant and mindful OF the in
erests If his constituents and that in him the working
men win find guardian and protector Of their rights
DECLINED.
ThimOthy Cronin, esq., the candidate Of the
War Democrats for District Attorney in this city de
cncs the nomination stating In bis letter reason
why he declines the honor, thai, IN fhls struggle fof
NATIONALITY loyal should not be divided ~ tlc polls
hut should be oil united upon one Union candidate Tor
that Office.
WESTCHESTBR COUNTY.
\ mass meeting Of the citizens Of Westchester
Comfy VIII be held NJ Pound Ridge. this (Monda,)
afternoon under the auspices Of the Union State Com
Geo. W. lIo1e will speak. Should the weather prove
favorable II }. prOgo.ed to max. thl. an immense as
scmblage OF the Union men Of oil parties.
UNION ENTHUSIASM IN nOBoBEN.
One of the most enthusiastic meetings ever
held in Hobokcn convened at Harmonic Hal On Saiur
DAY evening The first speaker the Hon. EDGAR
h. WAKrNAS. Union candidate fr Congress IN that
District He was followed by Mr.. GEORGE TEIWn
LGFR of this city whose vivid picture Of the nceoca
tons between the grim traitor and Mcclellan should
the latter be- elected caused the audience 10 se a.
thor feet and give three cheers 10 he speaker
T. NJ SKrDsoRE Of this city. and two German SPEAK
crs also addressed the meeting.
Tie audience d.speg,ed - a late hour.