New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-15
noCAI POLITICS.
nrr,n LOYAL LRAGUE r1nn.

matters in Union fqn" r. Alter able earnest ava elO
unt speeches IN ion 20 the interests Of our coun
n.y. the i,o%ihns acaia6e and resolution were ON'"'
Acea. n at-,,s Of ssorisop Of Club enjoin upSn
the osiDr az proper mean, and Influence Tor pe's INV
De, The Chiesso Platform hs. made Gle ',a- between
ois ~ ard cowsrdy sarrender 81 ,l ior "p' 49,, 40 r.s
mr. r,,ed ,c1s,b 10 increase tho Union feeling Of 'h"
oouy a. far 90 Presidential contest Is concern'di ine
Rlrei That the Executive Committee ,uFs'n TO ihs aen
.y,l meeting Of the Club that committee oIp w
on be appointed TO the hhuenee o. the Gun dany 'Ae
Presidential campaign foI the success OF che Union cause
SAxMAsY ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.
H. A. Harris has been nominated for Assem-
bly, by tSe Tammany Convention IN the XVlib Dt'rc'.
MOZART COUNTY NOMINATIONS.
The following ticket has been chosen by the
" God Mosart Convention for County officers; Comfy
Clerk, Benjamin p Fsirehild; District Atorney A.
Glkcy Eal CorODeYS, Owen Keenan, J. i e;
TIE McKeoh Convention aIe 10 nominate ths nniC
aud Coroner ami the German Dcinoefap' On On,
yention 60 nominate "a Sheriff and Coroner. tiy
Judge wiz probably be nominated on Saturday evening
w'KEoN ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS
First District, Hazeldine Hamilton; Third
District. james II. sicily nm heulCt "en,s Prn ;
volt Seventh IHstIlct. George bceltoni 1"eHtn Di'
trct Patrick DAILY. - -
ENTHUSIASTIC UNION RAIlflCAiIoh Mbb'lNu ~
THE SEVENTH WARD.
On Thursday evening last large and SPIRITED
Urion meeting TO ratiy The nominations Of onI Nauoha
nd state tickets was held 1t botanic Hal No ~ fo't
Broadway under the auspices Of the seventh Wnl9
Union Association. The WIS taatoily d'cofh''h
with rs md banners ard mammoth
Win tho names Of ~ the candidates printed in different
cOlOred inks The Union on long f.IehlheI
"Our Army and Navy Forever " Our HeTOet 80
IN God Is cur Trust we're SOME Y tto inVttes "D WIG
en- hlcms decorating the room. The hni re crowded.
at an early hour. While awaiting The "'ya'1hunn o.
he meeting the Committee distributed t. TIE audIenot
t. pile Of campaign documents, which had heeh inT-
isied nv the National and State Executive Committees
Nj EnwARD NJ SKDMoRr, President " the Afso,la'
ton, called the meeting 10 order ana on m,ui"n uo
Hon JosVPn HOME Wns chosen - pTesloc- M
HOyrn rnpde few remaks on accepting the pCAitlon
and introduced Cooks Glce Cub, who sang petnohc
song go the great delight N the people >, -,
The Chairman then introduced the Hon. JAtte H.
WHITING and referred 20 the nutafOuisiic Pi''thb
thew Lad held in politics in former years bnt tat ieY
we're now together the great platform 81 the Union
As Mr. WHIrIsG arose he was received with cheering
and wnyng nf bats and twas few .econds before te
enihu,is snbsided that be could begin hss
Mr. WHITING said that he had always been Demo,
erei lie had voted foT old Buchanan, and he hoped
od would forgive him for IT, lie had up the atiacS
upon the flag n on country 1T Fort sumter conc+uto
everything 10 tie South. They bad never IN former
,eais required any sacrifice ~ the hnnos Of the Demo
cratic paty. but ii Willingly given. tie was now
for orushineout every particle 81 krbeiion 30 lhs, !.
should never come to tbe surface again. The Judge
then reviewed the acts IS Buchanhns Cabinet end aald
hor were all traitors. He went into an examination ~
tie Slavery question FROM the early days OF New hnit
up 70 the rapiure the Union hy 'he South. He tod
an aneeLote uf one Shalrach, tnnooknF, smrf. ne
gro who had been claimed SLAVE la this city ~
master from North Carolina. The slave was arrested
nd ocked up in the old Brideve which then stood at
the wet end q the City Hail. 10 the Park ibs Judge
was one Of his counsel md IL the first case OF '
kind that had occurred III NeN-iOIk' one Llfn. tn'
negro escaped from Jail and went 70 parts nhknown
1ss Sheriff wac then made Responsible im ne ESCAPE
ard the Judge called 20 defend him and save m
eighteen hundred dosTs Bat The slave. said the Judge
rescmbled the master So clotoly that they proved
be was the parent and be9ut the Ohipfhg
by one Of his female slaves. This ease was
finally decided for the matter. Judge Whiting cited
this ease to prove that the North had favored The South
always He spoke Of President Lincoln az an hon ~
man whose only ambition was Tor his country; Inc
bogus Democracy want peace. an armstlce. and ees
eaton OF bostes, said the Judge. Lac peace INA,
would give them, he continued, would be that edrlns'
tered by cur Peace Comiu ssioDers, Grant sherman
thpr feet and gave hcc cheers FOR the heroes II our
army ana nsyy.l Judge Whiting handled Gen McCll-
ian very severely and criticized his military campaign
lie said tho IIlsh wnuld vote fOr him because he had
Nae to his name but they would sind out that Instead
n being Of irish extraction he descended from TIE
Scotch The digging proprnsies of the Chicago can
ddste and the Of the famous Quaker gnns were
@musingl, sfetebcd aud csased loud lsde ger. lie
judge elOke feenciy Ct tie Chicago snder perch
ing himself IN n gun boat miles away from the battle
field While battle yaa raging. S"no excellent h't,
and sereasiio remarks we're made In reference TO The
savecandidste who osks the suf fges OF free people
10 elect him President Of the United States would
said tho SPEAKER weep IN saokcloth and ashes were
,nch dreadful thing % happen hen we nr,1 - hay
liter ed the nations Of he earth. But my enns,
said he shall again. by the election on ,g eighth %
Nsye%ser sSy n seq. ~" ost over happy
people Mr. Whiting spoke for an hour and three
| quarters and made most capital speech.
| The Glee Clab sang another song amer which MI
ski MORE offered resolutions sustaining tie State aud
national tickets, and plodgirg the Union men OF tho
waId to support the Administration In s prosecution
OF TIE war all Of which were unanimously adopted.
JAMEs y. BURNS, Union so!dirr who lost an hrm
| in Virginia. followed with q telling appeal from the
kamp tne hospital and tEe Eeld rhOwirg enthusiastically
that The soldiers under stand tie tree Issues Of thu war