New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-19
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM NEW
ORLEANS.
The Canvass fol- the ssatc Eieeties -
large Meeting Of the Hahn Party
Speeches by Mr. uxka, md Bessiu-
atoms Adopted-R gissrmtion OF Voters
-Interestisg Meeting Of Celored People
Decision uPsa the fresent status
Slaves in Louisiaaa.

sBv the arrival OF the steamer Creole, winch
LEFT New Orleans the 18th inst, the steamer Ha'
yana from New Orleans the 10th, aEd Havana On the
18th and steamer Continental from New ORLEANS the
10th inst via Key West tue 18TH W. have four days
later adyices. There is war news We fre Indebted
10 Purser Mallory OF The Creole fnTser liuerns al the
Havana and 10 PuIser Craft Of the Csatinenui Tor
fivors
tn Era Of tho nth contains report Of tho grndest
gathering OF the people thai las been witnessed since
the dave Of the last Presidential election the evening
nrovons TO ratify the nomination of Michael Hahn for
Governor. The nominee was present and spoke at
length. In the course Of his remarks he said:
TeIIov-citizens before ] take nv seat ALLOW me 70
congratulate you upon the happy change that has taken
place In this city within the last two of three years
When about three Years ngo, ecctsoIIsn Irt raised
IL, head came forward 1t pnbiic meeting neld IN
luton inayor Of the Union l That's So; checfsi ana
nv attachment these principles has mover wavered
have stood hy them through the darkest hours OF the
KeDelNor and stand by item with love intenser and
stronger than Those princ1es fello" citizens,
are now in the ascendant and tie bright star oi Union
il shining with sl brighter rays than sver shope De-
fore, and before many months elalso We WIN again,
Throughout the length and breadth OF tins nGuOh DC
one happy prosperous. powerful nation. The Influence
OF secession and rebellion il Rapidly dying AWAY hnd
the gloous cause Of the Union pbing with Il
Qan;ic strides How oonld 1t be OiheTwsef How could
lie beniccnt and wise Creator look down on TINS con
asnder and the prosperous and happy people divided
it would be contrary all the principles OF mercy aed
justice.
hereat The State Of Louisiana placed by the act o! fE
orous and the pileness Of loyal ones ~ position a
cess of he national arms and tl- cemency Of tins nalio ca
toue afforded al opportunity to resume Ler pace an lhs
Wilyea, proporion If her citizens, than equal 10
demanded requisite by the fIedents FROG 2uAon Of
December 1898 comprising not only those who have swsys
Iowa
t,sns ae snIou for the renewal o. civil government AMI
for hs pace Of which civil government IL the proper .eps
sentative end national unity The ouly security; and
Wheyea The barberous md odious institution OF slavery
founded on injustice foered by pride and cnpdiy cur'.
to the oppre,oI and the oppressed has bcen FOX more
than thirty years Of dstnson between the dn.n
iraii OF the existing Rebellion; therefore, bet
Resoed. Ths. in efecng The IeoIgniIs,on OF hs e,i
States We the Free Union Izy Of Louisiana heartily
approve the adopted for thu pupose oy w,
General Of this Department as simpS PScc''ie' anu
e.oed TIN, fully indqr's s Frcc,9. IT Of h%sn
Of the United States having ior their obo the 'uPpeon o
Re,ed That H. mere setting free Of slaves by The hand Of
the military power consider only the hfT step "a h
moral and political revolution which wiz not pause sn, I
iaen. sw Of the land and that We, he fl., state Union
party Of Louisiana TocoDizns ills fact VIII no ss.y
IN our pow bring shout such reform IA the
shis tate as viii Insure every being within Its
border the ndisPasse f Peina % ,esnda.,. Of the
Free STATE patty Governor Of Lou.ana We rteosIie
ny No 10 tie reourclDe ns Of the tines ldeiihed iin
the iners of this his home yet claiming tho wn2e
United states his country conscious Of unswsfys oy
ond uneond patriotism, yet resdy 10 .xtenu he Ia-
fellow ship al who at the eleventh hour are WING
resume their siegsnee Of the people deeply 'mc.a
with the posessive spirit Of the age and srdeny de'oo
the liberty Ms election VIII be triumph III whch
every end Of loyalty aud freedom will have reason re-
joice.
heseir,d Tha, we approve aid ratify the nominations
Madison Wel eaq for IAeuteDsntG overnor; = Wfonow
. esq, for secr,sry Of sste Dr. Belden fog Treasurer
u Lynch esq, for Attorney Generals Dr. Do.ils iD hu
dcr and John MeNs cso for Superintendent Of PUBIC
kdaeations I'D citizens Of Louisiana and loyal hoery
loving men.