New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-25

Local Politics.
sssMAy LASS MEETING AT COOPER INSTITUTE
-GREAr UNION Dgl;ONSTRATION.

,,,t,sa NJ the German Republican Central Comnu's VI
Ns,.ya,+ ia, characterization markedly successful ~
a Union r,ovcmeu.. The hall was perfectly 'A'",s'
avery srn was occupied and the asses were "O''''
,mpassal'. IL needed but view Of tho en''e'De'"
and CONT NJ audience Of German voters 70 rue
FREQUENT sssrions VI Democratic newsIap.Is t'' ~
Eepub!ic cause Is Che wane among our n rs
ions. t. frOccetinss were eVie''''' ~
I'M I,,,.r,t; lad been expected 10 address TIE
.eerug bu, wa detained by aAoIbs' eAe'se"'"' ~
The nicotine was called TO order Dy mn.
pHrIP FnAxKaSHgIMEI, VII. pr9poseo Ut .' r'n ,an
s,FsswAT lor chairman. MT hs'N"N' w. ',,re,.J
sno1sly elected and immediate tltu'u W -, =
IT, a.. ~ a yicorous speech OF hen TIE Glowing
,onslson: After making SOME aPpfo I'ls Ie'i" 49,
-rrrnt Of tho honor coul 'ftt np"h hln' tns
tLstr,e, ,,.oted am tho fact thai the rie LioeTd
eT,nauy and the MASSES o' Inc sop!e "'ie ~
s,yhly IN sympathy with the Loya U0Ee"V' "a ~. ~.
fs,itcA s.a;es while tho reactioear! par.'s an wy
s.norarv .i5eG with the Rebellion aHd lie sAi' e
! iderg' oligarcly This ouFht ~ ne suhco"'i !" -
10 action Of the German citizens OF tUlS 'o ' L.,
, eater ssndeT wac ever uttered tr"i te d~ ''". -
Nee Yogs Express and Soots ZiFhs Net u" ny ny !
: "a he'd rome over TO the Democratic ~. ~. -
''rrnons Knew better they knew iie ~ rF'nut ~.
Aayeboidrrs Rebellion they were on! cvA' .t's 80
no ncois. arstocsatic privileges, IL WING. ."s! a.
,rlissod 10 the old country. ttheefS i.e! @ir" -
hr aristoc7nts OF the South armed III h"'S ''n '-
a. The abolition Of te general suffrage ana at tAe 81"
Ijsying Of ths working ppu'gce .uo uS' AnuN ,,.'
90 Democratic Party Of tna noIta "'" %" '''' -
/. '
,.tte, how many Democrats we're ignorant ~ i'S Io..
Aearings. The Programme OF the pshool NC fi,. ~, :;
eso;ioncl by the people anu S''S g,,rnt of
a Unip. and the overthrow ~ INA cv.'e A0 ih's
lions Until cunvcn'ion shov'. a's 3" W" N ,,ei suSI
~nrye.tioB could he go; tOfc.ler ~ 'iii u-e i'gii
verDrer. wOUid have r0 aUtun'l'. over i''n,uViu'
the Confsdcracy would remain az rsia iaied GOV
meni in the interim me resolutions "a S,e JJ ~,
raha'lious Government and who SIS weak yH"uE"
believe that they ever would he raiihee 81 al a,s"
Confectionery had secured Tie "ose' o. 81 the
.mocrsts would never reconstruct tA- ti'". -. -
oud tnc fcued waf-poiiey d NC LII NJ 1's ,,
.ns the people have no ieascn iI'ln T.. s .'v' H.
10 believe 81 hs ability 10 carry ou' "i su' "FHa!
sIe cannot IL he would, cut loose from IA. " anu
eiE repo' Platform w %Sn @ y .ha sicGLE
UAE's letter vas Of 10 Importance ""'.'s'e e.
Conservatives supporting the Deu:mT7''r poIe,,
particularly IN the Western Siates-"c'e u"'N" .! q
solemn oath to acknowledge the Tigh 81 sec -'h lne
dissalrt. q tie Union, and tAe Acl.if " te eol
usnds Of their leader. fALLASllGHAA even j ~ com
nands were in violation vi Tie eAl-ti' '-'ie hr'
Federal laws. Conservatives shud ieneA.0'i mai il
Democrat have threatened 10 pgnc tir Norris iA'o L.
civil W.T. making the STREETS a. car e.! ~" VIZ
blood in case Lincoln is reelected. Ih.ar ere tn'
ssme threats uttered by them when t. tis df'i' Was
srproeohiny nnd NCvY York knows, NJ ar. c:i 'sE'
q ,se threais were no ide onos y" =. " '''. '."
would prove that tie Germans. who's ~ ''' " ScH1s
forth treasures. IN men and rnon'y Z" 'No 'll"t :"
els how VIZ were firm on the ri- soc q" tie CUES
i'm Afcg paving glowing tribute 70 ide CO. ldates
OF tic S!o.s .nd County Union tickets ein .rriiein.
" ttiunlph a The Union cause d. hE-ssiA coneiud,
lis f,rciiae remarks, having been H'caehtIi ana
iapr list 81 names Of Vice Presidents, and seceta-
ci.s was read hy Mr.. h. C. Essrsoi!D~, gGa, VA Ia
-oc.ion arc~rtaf. ard the following srsat a.s were
s1ered AMI read BY GvsrAvts LhYi' esq" e." una"i
e. - re are irfsyfblv attached Union Of the
United stae. under al eircumsienccs AID rs enc
az. We rec sox ", Va ' ~ nrip o. - la.
Platform. the only means OF pI en'H gre --'. Z. ,
q and arr rendered uobie sodirIs t a = ~ then
s,op heIoic sei-yenen'si IL to- he sr" .a iHs
Rso,ed That ouI profound gTstri Is e.r Gee 70 ti
Y,ron mon n Maine Vorron. Nhn. n1i.aa -auss
sis who by their .l~elless vigilance 49, u'ns s'eisy
ssred the rsrsut elections and wLcse ise VII be B
fsaoon light 10 n who rlster this [ nica cause
Ra'ea Taa IN ne ss',sa. rr.g o. i ~ ss 81
Imercsn Peor. elect tho e.h Of Novrhcr AnmAHas
isooIA snd ANDREW Joazsos the representatives Vi Inion
.o-sd ii. ,hs German Union men o. lie saisl1ier
z, s~i ihvw h- bris.i snd rcoqs exsng by tnni
40 ener.y % overthrow and ove-hcu with disastrous
asfsst the NctheTn friends OF the Relation
Resocd lhai AZ Is tie Eist and shes guy OF tnr prop
ssths several states ccouyagn ard uftH tn 'rciuci
III It's effort, aai measures 70 preserve re O'" cad 0'e'
~ III ss an bonorshie mem. "a e.. ;'e 81. Hrrna.
FrrroS G-d TnorA. O. ALvoKn and the ah'r raudia.r,
ece and relieve from the budrn Of siove'"e" '9osr ~
ssrssnd their J'sra' who IN Jay. r. a"''oi 'h:
ss ns.igse, H4gaef AGd sIsoa IL tiv s-r oi Ne"
A-9,,.s Tina, ". cordially ana cl eefaiy dose and rs
z, tbs nominations the County uckc; that VIII VII;
Al orr poyr srd I'll our Influence labor for ~ and
.,ea coss that (; s Of theu importance and tb
sya.ely necessary that e large GeIsn a="n er fept-
tea.ed the City aud County Government srd We her b.
tsbars.sy ;ecs. Of Gsas. cnnid no be
s1 assd % sbler end more honest nen iAn ASDkEAs " Ill
sAEI sod Lows NAUxAE.
R-sire!. nat confidently Tract tsi he victory which
y. vii sao The sth Of November vi mara new era -
fhs history Of hc Reputie and Ga hs. day Wi! forever
h. jesrcyed he hope Of the Rebels bo" s"d North
ao to~r ptsj snd l-bo-d not only for tie o'"rhr'" o.
lie SOVEREIGN o. the people but Ae ifeuetion o
s!srrfy md tie ensagenieni of he working men.
THESE resolutions were Enthusiastically adopted and
fs uost telling oratons we're then Ge gcFcd b. Cover
nor FDwAsD SALohAN o! Wisconsin hon. FAM Has
sAUKIcK Of Cincinnati. U. 3 Minister ~ kcuador.
aud Mir x. We'll OF Sew-iork. UuIing Governor
Of the hail undertook TO create disturbance Ly cheer
ing for MCCLELLAN bat the summary manner in whici
they hustled into the street cyGendy taught them
lesson % b. remembered There WA % tine band H.
attendance The meeting did not break lr Gnil late
hour
YOUNG MEMS REPUBLICAN UNION.
Tbs organization met last eyoDing at Their
.adqusrtefs Gibson Building, corner Of Droadwa,
a1S Thirteenth ST.. the Vice President. DExTER A.
Tf.~ynSs esq. in the chair. Mr.. IAwKIXs In open.
- e meeting, regretted that. owing TO a misnndrr.
standing. large number OF people had attended the
..-r Institute, where the meeting to baye been
r,s ally held. After few words Of criticism upon
p. MCMILLAN, lie introduced Jossln Hoxm esq
~ ,fs Grat speaker.
Mr.. HoXIg commenced his speech by saying
at this period OF counfrys HISTORY was the most
. one that ey er has OF ever viii IAN upon We
led upon 10 decide whether we shall have
=. or not and we are to decide by voting either for
u ore nominees or those presented fom Chicago.
'sfi1s most gioTyihg tIibute 10 tie characters
, ahHAH LINCOLN ana ANDrtw JOHNSON. Mr.
went on 10 FAY: Let u look 1t tie Chicago
candidates Very fov Of its supporters are
hicd Union aud an HONORABLE peace They aye
and not Tor peace All the crowned heads are
~ .luar HI ola Qr n