New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-06
NeW..GcPsty.


UNION ASSEMBLY NoMlShTroS.-The Union
Assemble Delegates FIR The = cond Assembly District
(rhird rrd sixth Wsrds OF Jersey City at meet NJ
On "Wednesday night nomnltad General JOIN kaInrt!
for Assembly from that District
GREAT RATIFICATION MEETING Ar BLIGBS-
ADDRESsEs BY GIN. SWIFT, \. W. TENSY,
ESQ, AND OTHERS.
A large and enthusiastic meeting was held on
Thur lay evening In the New Wigwam in PIllsacc
ave TIE meeting was called to order by TIE Pro'.
dent WHO made iow pertinent remarks - 10 The OF. ~
ing Of tho hail. C. after wlicn Tie Union lee CiaO
New YORK entertained the audience viii on of their
much admired sone', "Pocr Old Jch s,,'en S"i,t was
the Grst speaker Introduced % the aucieic0 lie ad'
vOcgtcd in strong terms the Constitutional Amend
meui and edraosiy advised the masses 10 vote the
Uripn ticket, which was, "a hx opinion tie oily sue
ccsfri ana true one. H. followed by DE Wiit {.
Morris, Major ranghor1 and tie Hon. MaiAw Arm
strong OF Jrrscy CITY, AMI ~ W. lenny. esq 81 New
York. Mr. Tenry WIS Tie last speaker bnt bis nd
dress WAS the moI INTEREST," &. fcrcble nrd entertain.
ing of MI that were deii ered and II well worthy
Of being Lraid by larger audience and IN h more
suitable psce Tor the building which be spok. i
yet hall completed, TnI the disadvantages 81 pelker
are very H.Hnv
UNoa MEETNO AT RAnwAY.-The Union
men OF Eahwss hai grand gathering at Onion Hal,
on Tuesday Iiglt. 90 l.sten ~ speeches Jndgc
EycIs0E md MAJOR James liacpIty u . spacious
Hall flied "a Over hOwile with thc respicta Ie al
ureutal cizens OF lhnt locrliiy WHO are de,crmined
g. do MI Int les IN tbeir rcver 20 overt row the
CoppeTlcad fiction that DOw rncs. aud IA redeem the
Sete f.ou tie disgrace unncr which 81. rests,
aud place her H. proud position BY tue side VI heI
sister states in tle North.
judge Kycrson was tie frt speaker. snd argued
most POWERFULLY ~ beff of the Constitutional Amend
mebt Aeior Hnegefty was thcn iitroducoo, and pas
waImlyrrceycd lie made Gu eloquent and con, incug
speech Ontlastne tie a, IL OF the opposing candidates
f1f Gogernor since the Ieheon broke ogi SLOWING up
Gen. Runyon 10 u most unen'iablr hight and calling
upon those present 10 rot oIls yote Tor Marcus l..
ard the soldiers rIoud hut to Use their every e1ort
To secure election tie adoption OF the CJnstitu
| tionll Amendment.
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SPEECHES ny JCDog EiEr-oS AND THE HoA. W. X.
rLCK he people Of he quiet village of BOontoo a.
sent led IN grand miss meeting Wedncsd.y evening
ut Washington Hall Tie announcement that cN-
.Indce Ryorsun Of lie Supreme Cont Of Sew,jcrs,y
ard tbc Hon. W. X. Peck nj Connecticut were 10 al.
dress the meeting drew together very lar audience
About O'Clock the speakers arrived accompanied by
their host, W. g.. LathroP esq President Of the Boon
ton Iron Company, aud one ci the most loyal and pa
iTotc men In the County Of Morris. Amer The meet
ing was called 10 Ordrr. John l.. kanonse elected
! Churman ln exclamation. The Hon. Martin EyeIson
was the first speaker who was presented 10 The au.
dienca. lie wns welcomed with great applause aud
listened g. throughout The delivery og his speech with
y greut deal Of intce>t Aftcr thanking the audience
sor the kind greeting they had given lin. he went
TO sneak OF the greet aud Important election which il
,Oon 10 e. ke place. and caea upon them a. true and
loyal oitizens to vote for the right their next
Governor. lie did not come TO talk to them tie CON-
cRprap III the day neither 10 excite their pas.
.Ons prPjaGoes but 10 talk 10 them IN plain and
Intelligent mGnHer Aftor voting for every piesiden.
| tial candidate PIT NJ By the Democratic party he
thought Last FAN that il WIS his dny 70 that party,
anu how be j. willing 10 exert all his strength aud
energy for the support Of Mr.. Ward. (Applausol.
HIS attachment 10 the Democratic panty three years
pgo grent that wien Mr. Parker WAS put ny for
Governor be- voted for him. although he believed br.
Ward Il b. a good patriotic man. but he like many
OF eTs thought II bis duty stick by his parfy
but parties perish HE men. At this point he gave
hht1Ty 81 the rise and progress ~ tie Union party,
show nS from what II sprung and how 1t lost lis power
lie strongly encouraged the young men present ifthey
desired TO sceced IN toe wo,d or 10 be respectable 10
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