New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-25
RROOKLYN.
ByTHUsIATIC MEETING OF THE SIXTH WARD UNION
REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION.

BXTHUsIATIC MEETING OF THB SIXTH WARD uNIUN
REPUBLICAN, ASSOCIATION.
The meeting of this Association last evening par
took more Of character Of immense meeting than
that Of a single Ward Association Latmer Hall capable Of
accommodating 1900 persons was filed 70 m utmost capacity
nany Of the audience being ladies' at early hour ana over
lowing into the street where Ss'erl thousand oongreHea
cfamined Hall The tlsefuly decorated even 10
with numerous hags oanner and streames bearing
patriotic notices aud devices The President oil the Assoc
on Wolter sioops presided and upon the platform We
Mullen VIM Cot and other prominent eIuAn5 % .oJNsn
The Chairman IN few complimentary re@araf ntoaGSsd
applause that lasted br some time,
SIR Greeley held tle attention Of the audience for three
quarters hour In Of bis Characteristic speeches.
While speaking the chairman interrupted hm ahd announced
that persons IN the street unable 10 gam Abundance
and desired speakers to address them.
Mr. Greeley illusions 10 the settlement OF the question OF
reconstruction upon the hrm and enduring basis OF ell
rights all aud upon the broad principles Of eternal justice
ceed to the echo and he retired at the conclusion o h
speech amid tumuliuous applause ,
E1-Goy Noble then introduced and was enthusiastic
olY apPauded throughout his eloquent and orcoe address
which vas characterized by force OF dietlo seainl9g de
nuncation and lofty tDues 20 patriotism seldom cquae1
W L. Barnes esd OF brooklyn then called FOR and
spoke briefly effectively the issues involved IN toe
comag campsgn and election and resumed MS seat amd a
plause.
ILe masses in the streets unable 10 gain entrance TO The
Hail clamor.d for speeches and briefly addressed by
Jndse shanksud Of Kansas Who warned the people OF tue
Noh uas they entered nto the q THIS que
tiou with stern determination to ask nothing but what Is
sane that ecuged Kansas blood would be reJnacied
nero and which ioeshnfowed bv Montgomery
b air and rcccAoed By Tie her fori Tas Applause and
cries Of Let them ~ i'll
platform three iouslng cheers were being given ioI Goa
ess and many faint and pnere attempts we're made 20
Lonof the President. Turning to few Copperheads who
were endeayorug him be literally aayed them with
satire and cutting sarcasm ata ,ala ihAl ae Tesues'
though be elected by Only portion OF the states OF The
T,tanot rump prrsidept nor President hanging on
ne 80 of the Goyernment-bu the President OF ali the
states hry1 In number and stretching from The Lakes TO
The Gulf aud from the Atlantic TO the Pacific In ms tour be
a. Fa1g fE.f
hands, and assure him that they arc SAT- and VII
prove him that these are not only 50 hut ihry1 Free
William H. Borsigh loudly called for. and spoke for
few moments With his accustomed ener qua Shen
Mr. Greeley emerging from the hall and shouts for
,' tsnJ and abiding 10 the great gathering before
lin said that exception to other meetings IN other
places this Fano hall was large enough 70 accommodate
oe who anxious 20 learn the issues before the country
mai thew might act undcrstandngy the coming election
lie then briefly alluded 10 the importance of settling this cues
ton now Tor oil time and concluded amid applause
TfyGs COUNTY UNION REPUBLICAN PRIMARY MEET
INGS.
The primary elections for delegates to the Con-
rssona County City and Assembly District Conventions
be held the various Ward and Town Association head
ou1rtsrs or the hereinafter specified places this evening
from 20 O'Clock. We scarcely need 70 remind the Union
Republicans OF Brooklyn Of the necessity Of attending such
prnnros and leaving such Important matter IN the
hands politicians who may have none other than
sordd ends accomplish and Who eit To themselves may
permit unworthy and weak candidates 10 BE- presented Tor
First Ward. No , Columba.si; Second Ward cor York
Washington Hall Adsms-st.i Fhh Ward cor Nassau ana
Gold.sis Sixth Ward Cnton aud DegIawsts Seventh
Ward Fulton aud Classonaysi Eighth Ward Third
ave near Tenthst; Ninth Ward Halders, Fulton ave.
Tenth Ward No. 90 Boerumst Eleventh Ward Granada
Hal Myile.aye; Twelfth Ward Smithst, near NinthFi;
Thirteenth Ward Fourth aud SITS Fourteenth
Ward No "a Grand.st Fifteenth Ward Raises Hail. Grand
ST. Sixteenth Ward. UlOa Hail. cor Messrree and Union
n,es Seventeenth Ward, Franklin aud Jiyass Eigh'
teeutE Ward Myrtle-ivc. Hotel; Nineteenth Ward, cor
Clymer and Bsdfordaye Twentieth Ward, Cunoe:Iandst'
near Lafayetteaye Flatbush Town Hail. Flaands, skid
NOES Hotel; Lofts, PofOnice New Utrecht Sells
store OnWari-lye.i Grayesend, Town Hal,
FIFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
The Democrats (Nationals) nave nominated WIN.
Powers ms their candidate for Assembly the Win Assembly
District embracing the Seventh and Taontieth Wards.
ANyIvRRsARY CELEBRATION OF THE EMANCIPATION
PROCLAMATION
A mass meeting Of the coloTed citizens OF Kings
Comfy 10 celebrate the anniversary OF the Emanclpaton
Proclamation President Lincoln VIII be held at the Bridge
Church (coored) this evening AZ O'clock
Theodore 1ilton, William II. BuIlelgh. A. n. Cole and
other eminent speakers viii address the meeting which held
nnder the auspices Of the Kings County Suffrage anu Equal
Rights Committee Of coorod men,
SEVENTH WARD UNION ASSOCIATION
Ex-Gov Noble, the Hon. John Winsow, d. Max
well Of Nes. Orleans and f. w. Gleason will address the
Seventh Ward Republican Association this evening at
o'clock cor. OF Fulton and Classon ayes.