New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-05
NETWORK.
GEN. VAN WICK AT TRoY-eRAED DEMONSTRATION.
Special Dispatch 20 The N. Y. Tribune.

Special Dtspatch 10 Tue n. n. Jrtpune'
TROY, N. Y. Thursday, Oct. 4, 1866
There was very large and enthusiastic Republican
gathering held here this evening TO listen 20 an address by
Gen. e. ii. Van Wyck. Maj. Gen. Jos. b. Carr OF the
Army of the Potomac presided, aud made bref soldier
like speech elcing rounds Of applause. Pro Baerman
Of the city made spirited address, after whichGen Van
Wyok spoke for two hours in an eloquent and mastery
manner. The meeting was msgniheentsuceess'
ENTHUSIASTIC RADICAL MEETING AT SING SING, n. Y.
Notwithstanding the fact that Sing Sing is the
BIRTHPLACE Of Mayor Hoffman who IL published in all the
Democratic papers next Governor there are hundreds
Of persons in that beautiful village the Hudson who believe
in the Constitutional Amendment plan OF reconstruction VINO
WIN cast their votes against John 4 Hoffman the exponent
of the views of Andrew johnson The Radicals Of that village
deserve be enumerated the most active supporters oil
s dSy eseSsss BY he Union ca; which speeches
yered by gentlemen who have been true 70 the cause OF the
balIotbox On Wednesday evening OF this week public
meeting was held at Talcotts Hall which was cd
city. Gaylord b Hubbel, esg- one Of the
most respected and influential citizens oiSng Sing presided az
ranks Of the best people who live IN the town The
speaker of the evening being introduced said that he ss
there 70 give far as he capable OF giving compete tx
position Of the issues at present before the people He dr The
distinction between the Constitution and the Desroa Of IN
dependence The latter he snd Ss what our iaihers aety
fought for while ;bs Constitution was the rsn OF th success
United States but - had learned during The Past hVe years That
there many ~ The country who did not resot X The
sopthern people Who were % s'h1, about We CONSTITUTION
that it about tine for tho real patriots IN the land not 70
ss s o9s s Ae ssa ssi aS, f &
ton had fought for four years 10 break tho
Union The question bere the people was very simple one
End he the seahrr was satised that the people greet
NewYs-k would show y their veto az the comiHg
eeetop principle ~ union would 10 maintained nsi
uhstandng BY ndy Johuson 70 iestroy e
Great applause referring 10 Mayor Hoffman be said he
would nduit ihntyhe Fensnan-A respectable manbu,
his prime pies only worthy Of Pronunciation Checra MI
Hoffman had made good Recorder but be would make
that position Laughter and ehers TIN time had conc
when people did bndy They had come To think
freely and they read The TEBuS Appnusc The speaker
addressed an audience which numbered nearly thousand and
for half kept the ladies and gentlemen pre-
en In a roar laughter Of enthusiasm In conclu
ZION urged his auditors to vote for She Constitutional cand
date Reuben Fcnion the mention Of whose was re-
ceiyed with cheer upon A. the oose Of the meeting
vote thanks rendered the speaker and the audience
dispersed Another public meeting will be beh Of the same
place evening week when address will BE- delivered
Nv Hon NckOn H. Baker Of the most ehectiyepcak
en- and progressive young of WcstvleseT County