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

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,;or of his snec,h 70 tbe c,a,ns Of Mr. Raymond 10
represent the District in oneress and said that even
If Mr. Lincoln elected tho Union victory III IA
District al least would not DC complete an n
RAYMOND the author Of the Baltimore fiauoIh on
which Mr. Lincoln stood also returned 10 support
him and represent them III compress ri, r
/ After a plee BIS the Union Glee CLUB, HENRY
J. RAYMOND esq. was The next speaker ana Mas Ie
ceiyed with enthusiastic applause; he SAID, aiter ac
nowIoJrinc the warmth of his reception that the nom
nation was sought by him. and had he known that
his Nomination would division in such crisis
az hc onntr, history, he would certainly have Declined
il and would now withdraw from the contest dlI
M nor ,ee il due TO those with whom he acted TO stand
a. their candidate until sunset Tuesday. Mr.. Ray
mond then entered into elaborate and eloquent DIS
of The questions at IN the coming election,
concluded by expressing his confidence III III result
being IN favor of the Union party.
! The sense Of the meeting was then taken by the
Chairman resulting in unanimous vote without any
dSsenmcnt IN favor OF Ny. Raymond representing the
district in Congress. The following letter was read:
WAsHlSGToS, Oc' g. 1864.
DEAR SIR: Your letter Of the 9th instant which invites me
address the Manhattan Union Cubon the political topics Of
Che day has received and should cheeuly comply
my engagements here did not altogether prevent.
All hopeulad cheerful in the condition 81 our country
ba,e and dsngerou. instruction is being essuly sup
pressed by the military power has dched Tic ipicny
the Republic being maintained by ineXoIaoie ana ehecuNe
/ resistance of secession.
The Gag the Unonis winning greater and more numerous
displayed 70 inspire the hopes Of ireeden Every
the prestige Of the neton gathers new strength and In
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the distinction Of our county and mo cause 81 human nature
mole emphatcay jctihed with the destiny OF the United
I
These the resnts Of what the nation did n 1907
them IN 1864 whether by he perseverance IN
good then entered all shall BE- saved whether by
adyed dtrar,ure IRON that good way all shall be
| ost.
Let the Young men Of NewlOIE and the young men OF
/ the whole country look TO it.
AID, dear cir very respectfully You 9beden seIyatt
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