New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-10

Documents
ceye circulation One Of them ineudes the CONSTITUTION
Amendment and TIC Platform adopted al the Pittsburgh con
yenton The other contains seiles Oh ~ 80,
against the War for the Union and OF patriotic ones by Union
soldiers.
PUBLIC MEETING AT MOUNT KIsco.
Republican meeting will he held at the above
place this evening % be addressed by the Hon William H.
EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Through an error in yesterday mornings TRIBUNE,
the announced having been elected In the Eighth s
tfict the which defeated The following Is inc
PIsstIE. GSgs W .11 w E@s
Joseph sssPt Joseph Smith Jonh o mg n ayward
Jacob c. Bumstead. W. L. bod. -, ,.,.p
Samuel s. sehoonmafer Joseph Beers Geo MIsh Oliver
Carter Z. Maine John stin'on b. '" Hicks Andre" Reeves
yTH pI.rarc.
FoR DTIyeaTrs TO vfiTE CosvEsrIos
w. NJ enmel NJ Jackson John b. Butt D'y fouA'' ''s
Foa DEiIeArrs TO EoHrH DIsrRcr oosvEyTIoy
Thos W Mdns Ludwig Wessnd Tho BuIr IhemS kodln'
Henley.
THE McKEoS DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
This organization met last evening" and nominated
the following ticket For Surrogate Mr. Gideon Tucker
For Recorder John X Hackett For Register Gen CAas
Halpne miles OReey). The Convention then adjourned
holding nominations for Supervisor and Coroner in allowance
although strong inclination manifested FOR the nomna
ton OF smith Ely. jr, and ek-Coroner Schirmer
THE LOYAL VETERANS.
The soldiers and sailors met last evening in the
Eighteenth Ward Gen Cocrane President in the chair aud
Capt Charles w Nelson Secretary 1t resolved 90 change
'iThe Loyal Veterans" As Finance Committee Col d 4
Morgan Gen Tremane Col LeGrand Cannon Cot John Jacob
Astor and Col Frank j.. Howe appointed on puhloa
tions Col A. j Willard Col George p Moves Col j. &
Jackson, Chaplain w olOnd Bourne and Major haskia u
was resolved to perfect the organization IN oil portions oil The
city and to distribute documents among the veterans
GERMAN RADICAL PESToS AND wooDFoRD CAMPAIGN
CLUB.
The German Radical Republicans of tho sixteenth,
meeting last evening at Hanks Hotel No 49, n chs
Mess Julias Kragerosk and A. Tanger Secretaries Inc
large hall denscy crowded and great enthusiasm prevailed
in View of the glorious anticipated in the elections
held Yesterday In Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana and Iowa The
first speaker Hugo Wescndonck esq who gave glowing
description his experiences during three months
tour in the South He stated that there many Union men
in South but they afraid to act openly because The
political power In the hands OF the late Rebels who ~
COMPANY with the ignorant white trash ruled with iron rod
as the in Memphis and NewOeans and many other
barbarcs practiced in other localities demonstrated
The next speaker Sigismund Kaufman alndc to the
history the late Baltimore Convention and 70 the intrigue. o.
designing politicians by which Andrew johnson was nominated
Vice President The Union party for some time had trusted
in him but when had made that famous speech the ~
February and when he had vetoed the Freshman BUREAU ana
Civil Rights bills il had become evident to the ucs intellect
that johnson had become traitor to the principles adyocn
at Baltimore Both speakers were heaIu! aflaIaf ga
vote OF thanks posed The next meeting viii be- hell on
Monday place when eloquent speakers viii address
Ayrr.IoHysoy MEETING At ASTORIA.
The Hon. VIM Burleigh of Brooklyn addressed the
citizens of Astoria last evening AZ Wasans9n ma on tn
although armed Rebellion had been put under the feet Of III
oya scntmcn, the nation vet those who supposed that ih
ir, OF the Rebellion thereby exiinguhed were yer,
much mistaken The speaker FIRST OBJ 'cton 70 he President
policy was that he had business with pocyhs dHy wa
smpIy that Of Executive with legislative powers an
when he assumed Legislative FUNCTIONS he departed ron th
limits Of constitutional power and became usurpcr bud IN
Prcs,dcni confined himself Ai, duties, there Wonl
have been contest between him aad Congress Another ar
gmcn against his policy that 1t gave 70 thosr who nav
bsn In rebellion legislative governmental authority Mr.
urrg spoke also the danger 81 The Rebel debt being ioce
upon unless prevented by constitutional Au'ndnn am
referred the Iaor Of the Blacks 90 The late war saving
would dishonoflblr nation not 20 maze som, Pro
vision FOR their protection In concluding h slii th m VA
rcon this must not ignore thr pincl
pies Of u,iicc-f would build enluingy We NUT build OF
| foundations OF justice.