New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31
U.;en R.,incation In the Twepsisis wars
A Grand Mass acknowledgements 0S
Col. O,Brien, H. L.. LsddtnEte", sne
Hoo. John II. white ana Isaac }. O'i'
ver, csq.-Es'husiasm for tho U"''A
r;cke,-ResoIutisns Adopted.

The Union ratification meeting III the lweh
tie,h Ward corner Thirtytbrd-st. and Seventh ave.
last evening. was very largely attended.
The meeting was called order by Mr.. 7. H. BIT
1rR who stated that the object OF the nesting was 10
ratify the State and County Union tickets.
| Mr.. DIITrSnoErER then read the following resou'
| tions: ..,.,, ., a.. Twentieth
Mad bsay ndorse the nominations made by the unVn
party at its Convention he'd s' Syracuse. and give W
tIes. r. tida ard entbusinAtic support
RS,orfi That the Deniocriie party, by its uniform s!n
pliby with Rebels IN arms duIns ionr y.s ssrbr'a an
on 20 establish Slave Empire proves 70 ns'. Nv :, a.
enemy liberty and TO tue Contu.ionai "o'e'unen " ~
country. I, ..,s5s,cs In
Andrew johnson md TINT approve his " e and
policy paciyns the country aud bringing nScs , I'm ,
peace and evil government and That we peuse 10 MN
coiinue ed and uni support. ,,, g., s,,,o
Rr,or,d That nomination Of rhome' MURPHY loI
Senator n the Seventh Senatorial District s one ~pn
com IN, nds itself to the people, aud wo Ifedict io nun
ple'c and riumphan: success ID, g., ,,o A.
,.mbly such eminent sciden l''rlon ,o,
stewsrt and GTdey, elevste'ie s,andaid o. ph
and briugs the party back the glorious day. "nrn W
r-Ir~.ented by the Wrishs, Stewards, iouns' hhs a"
Spencer. ...,,.,oa and 40, = ed
greatly TO onliyen the proceedings thiousho'' '"'
col. oBrIRyE's ADDRESS.
| The Grst speaker introduced Was Col. y T. berlo
M Ohio WHO said that ihe first question 10 ask our
selves was "why ore va betet' Ii is all sumin.u
| In The word "Union"-in the purpose !" shsi'n VIZ
| Union paIty the tnl.n tCktt VIC t"'' pr
JInion calculated TO carry out the divine purposes ",
onr Institutions The Union party arose beantlini nna
majestic In our couniry's need four ye'rs hhvc Io.u
bt and during these four yess "hat eypelehves NV
We not gone through. That magnificent baptism
which passed through battle aud hie nnu
smoke. has given the ration loyalty, nob'li!
which # never had before. We must snstlln tAis no
bility and loyalty. To do tbs "" nu,i sustain tna,
party which cut in its fGl! manhood aud uppoieu
The Union with its wealth aud strong arm 10 90 thls
We must oe joned without question Of doubt IN nA-
| = IN n Nh |
nrht of moral suasicn before Us Instead OF pa'ts
fields TIE time has como when The pen must be inade
mirhler taan the sword Andrew johnson Is our
hcmsman, and have 10 hesitation in saving that, nn'
der his guidance tie ship Of state will safely onride
the storms which cncompassi' IT, tCheersi Throughout
the whole o. the pIe.Gnn ,csn, ec,nsaen, ceT. .t
tain 10 nch.eye must be through the Efforts Of ouV
most patriotic and intelligent classes The greatest
difficulty Which bcscts Us if 'he soder element "hieu
they have Iung into their support On the other sde
This they have done for thcr own partisan purposes s.
To-day thank God, We have nationality. ard We eau
make this boast because the Denocrnc party, leo on
by Valandigham, Pcndleton. and similar spns. has
rot succeeded IN It's attempt. 10 overthrow e o0VeTn
I mcut A u the gcniemeD who ere nornna'ed on oul
present ticket strong and honest men, The speakc
WAS familiar with OF the candidates. Iatfick Hcni.
Jones and he knew thnt alth that genilepnn aIoS'
mon the ticket II well recommended Ia tue sup
port Of all patriotic ard Union citizens In iDe pe,
IONS of Thomas Murphy for Senator, and John v
Gridey !1r the Assembly tie Twentieth ward had
also nominsed excellent men. The speaker concluded
by eolhleAuy predicting Tie success oil TIE 'n0i
ticket.
REMARKS on THE HOy. p. L. IT DDrNGToS.
| Mr. II. L. LrpDiyoios the next speaker introduced
10 the audience. commenced bis address by dw'lJls
upop tie deceit Which has distinguished tie mauase
meit OF the Democratic patty alnosi from ia veIy III
cepti0n. Throughout Tie war they were slshhkcu U!
tgcshng 10 tie Rebels. declaring that The va. was
f,ilnre and doing everything tacy could in suPict
H.. Rebel on Oae thing nlone saved the couhry Il
that buur and tbnt was the mon psFi y
l,ireat applause The Democrats now ehinsc Thea
tactics prctead 10 be Uuionists by f1aning Gpon An
drew Johnson aud seek Ia pcs into power by nonn Il
ms gallant soldiers ON their ticket. When they SO
into power then ooS out for thc tickets To- b. Sg'
beaded by Their Seymour tbeir |ailindishntns nn'
their CoNcs. Ihe speaker admired Gen. socutp. but
i. a- Democrat lie despised him. The time would com
when such men Gen. Slocuu would Ice heartil
ashamed that they with the Deaoc attic patty
e Appsuse. Shall we lose sl the riorvu' results W
:, nave achc'edf Tic Democrats rre only lighting f.
the sToil, and when they gr int Office. they vii hc.
taie nothing. The only way 10 defeat tlo.r 'iEs
TO rally to n man around the Unon standard
:, REMARKS OF rTE HON. Jous II. WHITE.
Judge NHHg said tbat be va Ja,t RON The judi
J. olry Contention. which had competed It's Lonini
tions The announcement Ot these Iomluhtiois va
received with hearty applause The speaker sah tia
be could trust to TIE good sense Of hc pcose ~ New
York IN deciding tho quesiions which would come ~
bcf re- ihcm on t'e ides II November he was sai .
fed that the fniou party wCuld be victorious rs
wes IL the canvass u ls'i lie also predicted that
November We should be able TO greet Ses Jersey a.
Union state. Tho speaker dwclt upon the mppf ahc
of the present cand dates TO he ceccd oIcSiay thos
who were 20 M city Offices. Tor the Senate. the Demo
fl crai- have put IN nomination Mr Thomas e. fields
whom The speaker had Itlc against except that he hu
D several time. dscraced Bis c1nstigoLts and himstl
By getting drunk ii The senate that that body VA
= compelled 10 adjourn. The speaker also d"elt npo
Mr.. fieldss httle eaues Of milking money ont OF ii
corporation aud also considered him dlni0yh man
Iie Democratic party have been dislo,al thfonghou
the war and they come OFT aiih pro!use tipfes
sions Of loyalty Mr. Fields was good sample OF th
condidnes they were putting forward orin-ed
Fields. The union party present ihoiaf. siu' pn!
man Of acknowledged IoyH,t!. aoin,y, mnfrn} ,n an
public spirit We could not have nomhnted ab'te
man and many Democrats IA well "a Repuhhcnns
would vote for bin. Mr. Gridey the Union candiint
for Assembly. also an admir- able man. He hH'
distinguished himself for the lat i've yoars ~ zenou
and untTug support Of the Union cause; aud If th
Unionists Of the Twentieth Ward would go to worl
{ with viii they could not fail 10 elect bin. In
speaker hoped hat IN tie Twentieth ward The Union
sts would drop all past difficulties and preudiccs. al,
unite as one man in sustaining the Union ietet'
MR.. OLIyEgs REMARKS
| Mr. OLIVER said that ne did not intend 10 make
speech: he merely wished to express hs disagrccmen
with speaker who had preceded him, hnd who hat
euogiled some Democrats as good men" He chime,
that the party had always been wrong. men cOul,
not remain good and reluGiu WIZ the pnty a. th'
same time.
After speaking in eloquent terms Of the qualification
OF the respective Union candidates, tie speaker con
cludcd his remarks, and the meeting bruke mp Wit
three hearty cheers for tie success vi the Union chet
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