New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-14

let,er ~ acceptance. The General was said to be
Unin man ard So he il he was to be judged b, the
number If lines The WORT Union occurred N nn c'er
Cover m nj md the Repubieon party and That he was
a model Of r,aicence ald humility n,der unnerited
sbuse True, he had eensent. strangely silent under
accusations Of dlnyplt, bat he mOmeut tie PeDnsy-
wanna Eepubcass accused Lin OF t0yalty TO The Gov.
eminent he nat at once ~ith iettcp tr Judge
Woodward. 7 he speaker concluded q most eloquent
speech containing much weil-deestcd Thought and
many passages of real eoquencc. promise Of hgh e1
cell nee, ard perhaps fame. 10 he hereafter attained ny
this young oIaor II he sill Unly persr'cre) ny an az
peal tu lie nicnre Ia do s ~ their power 10 sstsin
their cause ard country.
The President then introduced Mr. HoFfiAN, VINO
said he ron the hcnghtod state OF Ncw-Jcr.cy'
bur he was happy 10 inform them that thrro was no
mrp chance OF Mcclellan carrying TINT state tnan 0r
Fernando Wood going u, Heaven. When Washington
defeated the british the anks 81 the Delaware IN"
cry went through the country Of good news from the
Jrr.eys" and movements ~ luyol men Ind recently
tn place in thnt Stric That would send the same cry
over the Land again. He seid let them only elect MI
Lincoln and the Union was safe, elect Mcclellan and
fatal blow struck ~ hbrrry lie reconnted tne
sncces. Is OF & Unon army nnd said yet In lace Of
oil th1c t0ss sc0uid els ut Cliclgo declare that the
war il a faiure II. severely criticised the pablic
record rn,Irr military CAREER 81 Gen. Mcclellan, and
gave an nccnt Of his se apcaEcT) visit 70 the Penn
sul the !Le.t.r o. McCr!lnBs operations. gpeca'ly
annniye.;ing upon McC!cau's conduct AZ Williams
burg ana Malvern ihl and sai IL WAS plain as IHs'i
bic lhut DO hid the ability b take Richmond
nor III" inclination 4" do II. ihls man porn IN
ing In New-JcTscy. claimed the sufiages OF
the people Of the United states for Preeiieni and was
apparently willing 10 60 foI either peace OF var mosL
probably The former Ho cu ogzcd Mr. Lincor, whom
he sad be bad concluded. against great pr,jud &C. was
the ftteri 10 d. President 81 tie Chitcc states
and had shown himself possessed Of the highest gis Oh
stafesmgnrhp.
MIR LAMBETH ives the ne1t speaker and In few re-
marks referred to the elections IN Pennsylvonia, IN
which State be- had lately breu campaigning "r L,ncoln
and .fUinsvn AID griJ Il utterly fElse 10 say rem"
:, VAIN was nn,rRe TO Ne Union md IL sucn w'rc
d. oeI tic victories be prayed God they might have
such yitt' rIes 0iien.
The meeting then ADJOURNED
VETERANS To TUE RBsCrB.
The Lincoln Veteran soldiers Club held a
meeting nrt night at the Cooper Institute snrTen,
T. Wills FiEner was eicc.'d irriDaner' trrsiueht w
the Association MsloiIieneia- JOIN =. q r,ns
aud Dinil Buterield: Hrig. curi as JDhn C"ehrahr
Tbmnns r. M-ayber. Wll.m HILL Charles fat's' s'"
Willem Webb. and other disiilguished military tehte
men. we're cet'cd ycr-Pi c,.arnis. The business 81
the evening being over the President ntrslnced Mr.
Fem, refugee Tun i"Aas w,O detailed sone Oh tue
p.rlpfme By the Rebels upon Union citizens
Of the SuntLrrn States. He followed by Copt.
saith, - HI Illinois Cnyniry.
Capt SMITH said that W. might differ in our personal
80 u, alton of item MctleliaA but solder cUnld
,uly know him now ty the COMPANY be- kept. lie re-
m.ndcd lin uf q wbo Dn"r bnight lot ~ hoSs on
sIrcunfign drive them or three weeks "a ma mar
ket and then soid them az ioss THIS man sali AZ ne
10, by the speculation Wa s.piug Company WIN Ue
ID hogs for three week., amt that VAS nj IecfR
r. McGh,llur would rake hy bis lvilrx sPecuiti"us,
ke.p.ng COMPANY Win ihc Id hcfs that INT
Inn, on or ieiieT giGui he ChrngI Platform.
Little Mac fund ar Tie rpic r MS en- ci'iincHt
diggr There pusiiuu TINT he uiBgt io have,
and lie would svrowmsnd hf. l'ncila I, .rc " ~, 70
him SIC. .ran should have 4 nfteI the 81 cton. he
should Do mad. C!isi - the Digger l1diaLs Capt
Smith was ssrisaded rogsltedy throughout bis re'
m-iks. - -, 80.
first grand Iuhss .ne..ts at The To- 1nstitrt- on
Wednesday eveIigg net. and al Toe Distinguished
military Feeders iD y-u as ID vii b. pTesai. NcN.
York vii ~ ih9 cssni.y kpo" who tnry WI
vote Gy and rrs;lons! t. their UEo, Penssyvaia nnd
Ildiana cInr t,i'T".
BRookLYs ASSEMBLY DOMINATION.
The pcmUc .ais OF flo; E!5h District has
no,;s,:.icd Mr. .iasics :. i3''y for fhr Assembly.
BRoogIYK g.Agl, Ho.i!XATIoSs.
The Uninn party Os the F0arth Ward have
nornnn,cd ,!r. 49, - Il, der ior Alderman. Ihe
Democrats 81 the a'yte~esh whd have ic,nYnlnaled
Wara Denucf1iI 3D., placed Ah-.er =. JOY In nomina
the USIoNsrs ~ 4h.rB PLAINS.
IT, "a, rdfr,y Of re A. v r..
White Plains Wis viaiLed with refreshing
spec aele lac, =, en!g B.. t. .h-.r VI ine gathering
OF unon people 60 a-l to.e',ss nom Horace Greeley
rnd The allie al .gs Be- alidaIr Tor c0nsrcrs 1rJin
tts DISTRICT, ira9 i.f..r. ESQ. e sing sing. w.
inr TO the s.vrr ia s.iru M meeting vas rot az
iIgeiy attended 4; a. efwlsr w.nd have beeni bDi
Wlichts hall ito headquarters Il tie Repabican
party. Wis Nl - tFf''iN iEN. Hr - tDo W
SCI VI eegs % 60 sf1e kHd. which will i,e fol-
boa ed up ceAy uniI ,'r November "ectiri. A con
elder able nul1oc - CIR m, y rcsectiet Democrats
sni!e,i n.d ,rtt' ltt m rr,ctraIgd ~ their
ill., ely converInf T. tle nt,u..cn II tie Union PRO-
PIE n &C. h 1otl gr,t "Kei tivts t. ac'
crm.iish - 20 redo. 90 Wa,e Nuns and Flelnii, lon
lie NE II ssn1rsirrss 40 ihis alrraa kcbrlicn
ana iuIgif iru ;he iretr i. rrsaf 81 the lagt .rs
ue,As, wlte ~ las vi sgeu BE- Vrstly Thoroughly
| iefcuetrtd. OAiOs.
WAhs Pains. o.. 81, irfi.
SIXTH IS FustY DISTRICT.
Ts tis Edilor Of a. n 3. T-itsns.