New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-06
POLITICAL.
Fourteenth Assembly District Grand Rat
jGrution Uxion NIecsinR-Letscr from
Mr.. Preston -RcsolutisUs ana
socechcs-Gscu Rarsru Present.


iaeution Union NIecsinR-Letscr from
mr.. Preston King RcsoIuiie~s and
spcschcs-Gscn. Bnrsrm Present.
The Union men Of the Eighteenth Ward held
grand ratification meeting last night at the s Dsn
Dspensary, corner of Twenty .third-st and seoonu-
ave. The bail was quite full, large number OF 'saies
being present IN the audience
Tho meeting Wa called TO order at . O'Clock ny .o
H. Beeny. who nominated Mr.. Orlando l.. Stuart ~
Chairman.
Mr.. STEWART came forward and said; The object OF
the meeting was to initiate the campaign when hey
we're about engage in and at no time were the issues
NO i'm portsnt a. ut the present moment Though 1t
claimed that both political parties hold substantially the
same principles, yotthTe is vast difference between
both. The Union men put forward at the oyraeuse
Convention are nne1copionahe In character; they as
well tine who nominated then are the true oya
men Of the State Applause. We tried the expert
meIt three years ago Of allowing the governments OF
our State to pass into the hands Of other men, snd We
have cause 10 regret it ever since We oil know ire
history OF Seymours administrations We know how pc
endeayored at all times 10 thwart ths actions oil tne
General Government and now he comes forward again
TO seek Obtain the control Of the State Government
How the issues claiming tbs attention OF the Govern
ment shah be met cannot no" be ioreseen. freside.
johnson bringing 10 his position ripe statesmanshp
and an honest heart is endeasoring carefully 10 under
stand how be best the interests OF the coun'
try, and in such uneture Of affairs It 1901 The utmost
Importance that the State Of New York should be IN
tie bands Of loyal men. (Appiause.l We should make
this the initiative step and exert ourselves henceor
ward " the end OF the time when the election sha take
Tlace.
The CHARNlS then presented 20 the meeting the
Hon. JosfPu A. BArSUM He sad There Ia very
general feeling Of apathy in regard TO this election;
people say both tickets nearly alike; II does NOT
matter much who WINS but the effect Of this eiecton In
forming public opinion all over the country VIII De very
great. This was an attempt on the part of the De-
mocracy 10 creep into power by unho' means ard we
should do every thing in power to prevent such re-
suit
LETTER OF Mr.. KING.
Mr. j. J. LARyED read the following letter from Mr..
Preston King:
Nh H. BLKrxY Chairman Sc Dcdr Sir: Your Isiter dated
Sept q informing that the Union Of the Fourteenth
Assembly District viii hold meeting the evening Of
Thursday Get to ratiy Che Uoion susie non'naIi n ana
heartily approve the prinp's aud measures OF Tre9rn'
Johnson Tor qualifying The ssie 6ov'rnment. and e.Iseh
the union Of the states the constitutional ouncEficn
Universal Liberty TIE Union State uckr nomin1ted by
those who acted together Union wi bout regard TO
r vious political or party distinctions aud SUSTAINED the
country and the through the Of peril that
passed is WORT e the confidence Of the people OF the
my cordial support sveiy gratifying to ind that tie course
President elected by the votes Of Union men,
who then acted together 1t perod Of great @ TO the cum
try. approved suio versa IL viii not be conVe-
nirrt attend your meeting but you will mud many
who abe to addr you more eloquythsn can though
there are none ho nor earnestly desires 10 the Cons:n
tioua Government OF the tion established In az the states
and wroe country regarted end ACKNOWLEDGED by tie
people IN sise romm,n cou1y hereafter one
indysbs. Though shall not be able 20 attend your
permit NE g. express to you my thanks Tor yaur n'
taon. Very respectfully, PRESTON hiSa
RESOLUTIONS.
The following resolutions were read and unanimously
adopted
Ne, ire The, tie romrson o. the Union State conv"n
ton, recently assembled syseuse. II fellow Citizen
Secretary IL bearing also The bouorcd name.
Of Hhou.e Marindale and owlrd Of BArngo Dorm and
Goodr Of Word Hunt, Porter aud Jones' mrr- CORDIAL
and that hereby pdg Tie Union ciiis~Ds o
tie Eirhte nth Ward to ne .d elective support o.
at tie polls the dsy VI eifc i0i-
kcsaheL That rAfirn faith and cordial trust in
Reuben r. the sbe Governor tho sd.scious states
md honest magistrate and that his manIiss plrpor TO
promote jadcous s-isop and n areai eofrupt and un
wise uieG-ures, meets our iuost approval
Tes.ltsd, 1h,t have full couhd In the fidelity OF
PTsien, johnson 10 tho grca anspe. Of free government
early rehabilitation OF The f9vemucnts in sbey
and invoke h. unlb,,cd viince in coopr.
whether by indviins, slsrs. Of msgnsninity in tue
u conquered Betels esd IA tho history Of
Eered Tha recognizing the thorough pschca,ion q the
country ana The efy sna p-imsnr't rr."rton oil oIdr
press our COW ton That Tie people a, IN beisu cannot
icr,i by heir rssnn on ,sey prove sir sSc2p,aucs
results Of The by sccuris 10 III within
h:er. thei insensble si' TO lie liberty and the pursuit
Bersd That the National Credit mus, he maintained. and
the National Debt paid nd is, whoever propose or e'
I "rd eessy,. No. /. ousidsred ma r,-tsd a. .uch
Ressed That In fylr oi euends TIE Cor'tifu
ton tho United states 90 MIKE gs,rred voter, TIE
bi oireprrssuigtiOu In Con end IN tie Electoral Cot
Re. led Thst In view Of the paramount importance o,
msiuaa the Union pdon anec N he State Of New foit
and A. an .pcnsable Of cua5g the Union of
this city 10 contribute thr at ewsId securing thst e'u
we hereby d-nand 81 ihr Inion Committees having The nat
chsr.c. hat they II the primary aud local convent,
esIi. Day possible 10 tie end that nominations
NAV be nrde Organizations perfected, snd all other
preparatory work completed Ia ample tue for tie rug
general election.
Tie reading Of the resolutions was several times in
terTnpiCd by immense applause.
The CHA .gyAN then Introduced tie Hon T. a. Cox
LIMO. wi" msdr Oh cloqBcpt and stirring address lie
sd that be- had every confidence iu President Johnson
was a. different iron the modern Democrat pande-
mOuium trnm heaven.
c., BEFsY then opoogged for the absence II the Gee
Club. which m, ounced 10 be present.
The Rev MIR. lOOLE then addressed the meeting
lie commenced by abiding the address OF the noznrt
Democracy. lhe musicians IN this MCZlrt band ere
tie who hold IN their haGds The gold which was
the price Of tlo blood oi the innocent men "a our
country They tie men who were the Peace men
when peace meant treas. and war. He did not be-
lieye that the groGt r1ct WAS ended We mean by
those resolutions that H. the ~ tie southern
STATES equal and exact justice shan he done TO all men,
lApplause. We tried to blink this question long
q oIgh. lAppltusc.l Every time the lego went UP
We went NJ. fCL,ois He corcnded bv SCI thing
donuncnon Of TIE democratic party, and in reference
IA yep diatOn sa there could not be greater Insult
QfeI ID national honor than the Proposal To pay
that Southern dent; aud II ever man shall rise IN
Congress 10 propose s1oh thing may has tongue ceaye
to il mouth tAptause.l
Tie lion. CHAhLEs 5 SPENCER pext spoke Gt consid.
eIf bic hrgtb.
Gen. BARNUM nominated for State Prison Inspector.
entered hall while the Rev. Mr. BoOie speaking.
and was gieet,d with immense applause On coming
forward 40 address the meeting, the entire andence
and checred lin yoc!feronsly. lie SPOKE for
about IS uinIte and at the close ol his address the
meeting az Jurned.
Mozart Convention Nomination OF Couuiy