New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-01

oSe a present. 10 stand by Congress and in doing to
DtTic He was follow ed by George Langbien and Capt
- - susde capital speeches and the meet
inc adionrned with three che, -.
Of the Seventh Congressional Dis'r' % RATIFICATION
ruR NINTH DIsTRICT-GREAr DAHL
.n.o and most enthusiastic Republican f.,,s,
rg was held last evening at Koehs IeIIeSe arden, in
the ono M SI VIM DalDs he Srs!ent Member
~ TonSress from the IXth Dsr~ The grounds iu
minated BY grand display ewC and t G an early 5gd hGe
scmbled including bOtdreds Of the sturdy Gamfns Ol
Tie ward resolved to wd avert nS ' m SsS'fS , eager
10 resent the dupcy OF Andrew johnson and his friends
This District Is BENG H nsSd b The Srt hat Fsrnando
wood is the Of the opposition and the latter being
S 5S oq iss i R The style
already circulated bills as follows Regular Republican Can
didste for Congress-Femando Wood " - -,
Large arrived from the XIlth and XlXth Wards
with transpa encics Chinese lanterns and patriotic devices
and the manner IN which the large Hall Was lighted added
Schenck Of ONO announced and expected but was de-
tanned elsewhere by an imperative call W, ILL.,, ,o
Dr. f. a. Thomas Councilman for the Ward called we
meeting TO order and nominated to tie chair VIM H. Nepp
The following officers were added:
vIcF PRE1sSIs-A j. Williamson Augu,,gs II br gNh5
Cooperson, shepherd Knapp ID Randolph Martin james w:
Culver Patrick 0I,ourkc Adoph Leyinger Michael faiDee
SrcI,ri Amrs-G T. Tunson Chorcs II. Kitchcl Charles
W Mchrer lothian Wilson, ST.. Thomas Hagan John kIess
One Of The most interesting incidents evening the
appearance company OF juvenile soldiers Of nom -four TO
Fight all orphans OF who gave their ves 10 men
county during tho Rebellion They clad In the regular
ZoTave uniform and win mimic mh Sc. sS amer h by
sung Union raiug song The little band was commanded
Large professions OF cardyers and laboTng Of the
Ward also present eowdng tie ball so that hundreds
went away unable To obtain even standing ROOM 49,
series spirited resolutions was adopted among which
Whs,e We called to choose between wiisn 4 Dsr
ling and Fernando No0h congress- he
R,g Toa IN Mr. w ptopo hs Mayor Of o,I
in janusry 1901 for The c to eed on , sse and ne unGn
VINO denounced to HIN .se 'e,ge BY 9as Police q On t
his Of Pywsr release 'hen we see the deepest hostility to the
R.ased That in Mr. Wood. pursuit office Ia, sp
peaed 81 oer than selfish object while the ohees anel
from whom chiefly while us pro,'.d
as.ie 70 100. AZ, o @ II even ofdingfy paw
made By him toward The na,on9 revenue ey Income
Of Is existence and then only reaching y. lowest sIads
thought Feandn that bd ,.,em
bsge ask that he be sent to Our Nnonsl Congress
Ec'ciSsd That VIM A. pans be. been iIFS woo, Limitation
Halls Of ConEs.. hat believe that bad not been for The
e s,noy' halls Nj on the SoftS Riyer
Gen Hiram wabndge first introduced amid much ap
pause and made eloquent aud effective plea for Republican
principles appel for the election of Mr. Darling cgogng
him as faithful able and incorruptioe man ne naa seen
respected honoTed more beloved or more trusted
than he The speaker advocated the constitutional Amend
ment and arrrgned President johnson his aposiacy.
Al the conclusion Of this speech hearty cheers were
given FOR WIN A. Darling who bowed his ncknov Judgments
and came forward when most anccuonate greeting was re-
newed by the aorng men who had come IN pleasant eohnt
with the candidate in the District and especially along The
trEEcH OF TIE nov wM. A. DARLING.
Nv Friends Fellow izcu and Boys II would he Affect
deny that this greeting Of The men anon
whom have lived very grateful To my feelings IL Shows
TINT that the life Of NcWYork boy has not been spent
among YOU in vain-lchecrs and cries Of wen re-
member you, old man rl-for when come BE-.
me that YOU know i have been aihfuto my trust Loud
cheers for Darlng II tribute from the yeCm1nfy Tie
hard workers Of district Of which any man might be proud
and very proud OF it, The honesty and integrity othe
people a in this elect The campaign has assumed
been forced 10 resgnIiie alternative icing sae5,
possesses Mr. Wood scouts nomination. he nomnaie' nun
self and forces himself into the attitude OF candidate The
question H. whether that notorious men With Us notorious
record can obgc the people Of this District 10 elect him
whether be shall be laid on the shelf II VIII not
vi say from Tie polls hnlf supports him IN
refusing Tor his competitor Applause aud cries Of
saws so but You know thht bis words are as false
che pledges which he @ahss only oyga At, Csss S sa
the hIst law Of nature and owe TO my con
bad 10 I've uttered against But defy them to doiher worst
lay myself the heart. Of the hard working meg q the ds
trict and there will rest In safety Choefs You MAJ
have heard Of Hackey contracts ughte BY which men were
enriched. You may have head ol the Mar'in SHln1le.
blocks down be leased nominal rate Il Certain
Other P5omnept man u se6 no 20 Se 10 M car, See m
deny today that they signed ~ lCheers Does be sup
or bcsotted take such things from him without n'esii
eating for themselves will not speak Of myself except to
say that every official act Of mine VIII bear scrutiny eel 10
offices member Of no ring" have been through the
district and the signs good beyel shall he elected lne'e
have had doubt Of This district gave co majority against
Fernando Wood two years ago and he viii lack les vote ihan
he had then When Mr jackson candidate my chances
were more dubious they to-day Tho SPEAKER closed
with stirring appeal for all TO fy at The polls and eee'
brate the final extinction Of the Great tycoon
Other speeches were made by Robert Scwc y II Bah
james w Culver and ohe aud the meeting adjourned
at late hour, amid great enthusiasm
ruUp fYpffr y
This Association held a ratification meeting at
Garden wiamst last evening the President Iheo
Of Ebode Island DI He sD d No mattel bow patriotic party
how pure its principles II you can oRy give II bad name
crs could inaict 1t has the Aboonisis Who
many years since were first sgmaed gamaiionss 80
now the Rebels call the Republicans dsunoaisIs when Is
well that they themselves the only disunions
The speaker then proceeded to several charges against
the Union patty The Rebels charge with keeping them out
Of Congress and cry taxation without representation While
they at the same time dsifnnchse The negroes NJ the south
100 600 In number comprising twofbs Of their entire popu
nton The District Of Columbia and the territories ar not
Representation cannot be ndeeasibe right AZ Michigan
aud California both kept out OF Congress even ater
himself has vetoed the bin admitting colorado into the Union
Gen LpPet then dwe at length on tho immense ~
axiom that belongeh spos, which has
been changed BY the practice OF Mr. johnson into TO the van
Gen Lippet followed by Gen. Hite Of Kentucky who |
was formerly STAKEHOLDER aud who took prominent part oh
the Union side IN the late war The Shareholders lac sad
claimed before the that Slavery blessing but
acknowledged that n was moral political hnd social e'l
which had to be endured they the plight OF the man
with the wolf who could not hold and dare not t 60 IL
social evil because degraded labor moral EVIL be
made the STAKEHOLDER idle and hcentious and po
llica evil because ii perpeuaied false governmental sys
ten. Gen. Hte then explained the three hfhs system
OF representation. II also political evil because |
If denied the right Of suffrage The Rebels accepted The
situation by hanging Union in Kentucky and attempting
TO throw Sunday School excursion trains down embanhmcn
which last feat Occasoned by Gen Hes being on board
The General concluded by referring the danger OF an attempt
saddle the country with the Rebel debt which amounted ~
least s. 200 $1,000 aud he knew how much more The
heat and will until forced 10 by The IT.
them ~