New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-01
NEw-YORK CITY.
THE MrR11Eo or soLpIERs AND SAILOR

THE MEETING OF SOLDIERS AND SAILORS.
The meeting of soldiers and sailors, which was adj
obyaed apparently by the shower which occurred early IN
the evening Al O'Clock when the rain had ceased for some
time there speakers IN the Maison Doree neither
there any audience in mont Of Union square The Com
mee very Pruden'ly adjourned the meeting TO Monday
evening.
FIRST ASSEMBLY DTsrRICT-DELEGATEs To rHILA-
DELPnIA.
AT a meeting Of the Union men of the First Assem-:
bly, District held last oyeaing the following strong s o.
Convention which begins at PAladcphia on Monday =,
tieneral Hiram Wsbndge Brig. Gen. Michael C. Mnr'
rhy Cen Gusave Paul Claseret Col. A. j. H. Duranns Col
I. s. BOgue, Capt Joseph G. scgly Capt John finn Capt
H"ran, Robert p Burke Ira H. Tuhni George Thompson
Philip j. Cailehan David Abbey william Conlan' henry
Parry
RESOLUTIONS IN THE SIXTEENTH DISTRICT.
At special meeting of the XVIII Assembly Dis
,S 0 P S sS;S ssS 5;s a. D1s'd, =,
ls66. W. Caver. President in the chair the following
Presble and resolution offered by w H. Decimp esq
and se eloquent address, In their favor by the Hoo l.
d. Monitor were unanimously adopted;
Whsa The Pr,dsni Andrew johnson hssns bandensd The
q Woe issSy .isS.si hafoHa The uhoa PEG
z: "a s ,sass Ia Ss.' c:S Ss
s. the Nsl5 .na q. he ADD % sG SaS
Pon h By s Ky, os. 40 on W. nd @ wSs y Ssd
before they ,aed ihe erei q ts.sn .9d crime hnd
aud opinion. he pgpued By ,hs rr..dnt and
the beor, the people 10 be decided at Tue CONN" es1
Ta this A.,oo9 whls b fave. Of an ak I..s.
,scsy believe. that Treason the greatest Of oil
crimes should be pnned aud that thoe VINO were
n1I The Of The Uned and again be
permitted to hod ofhee OF be restored 20 power under ts %
trary those noble nd p,oe unon men who fssea S
- bs",s,s Their oysiy were compelled submit
asniy % Nv tb Rsb- oycsnen, and THOUSANDS
,t calamity IN the rnss sInytha they and sy
should be inirused With the Fein' power IN the states H'ep
IN r,b-lhon. 80 a., 49,, :, A..
PredeD has been developed by ue Ieess o. ne
veto power sss.n.t every set Of csne,, 70 y s TO-
the the Oon'uuon by his dseInnsd ad p
.ssn opposition 60 every @s,iae o. .oDs. Int, e & ov.
and BY his encouraging not aiding and ottlns we ol
authorities Of NeWOesns In their cruel ana nhunsn mafcs Of
S That we are IN favor several amendmenis TO the
Constitution proposed by Congress dnnng The past session sna ns
psioc body aud that tender 20 the Unon mony IN Congress
DOR o the bold and determined stand they nave sn
seonsruciion restoration OF he m eo"
Thu. ~, cordially and heartily ndore tie call for con
phSsUhs on The ID dsy Il sepsmbsr and
ard tried heartfelt sympathy and encouragement and our
s'iHe'' anu "'''' NV. cuLyEH President
ALLAN CooPyR, Secretary
GOV. PEYToS ~ THB TENTH WARD.
Al the Primary meeting last evening in the Tenth
Assembly District which was quite large and enthusiastic
the following resolution was adopted with but one dissenting
voice; - - ~ p.,
serves and commando respect and confidence the people Of this
District and that deees elected by this CoB'enton be re-
qpesttd 10 vote for biz denomination.
DANGER OF ATTEMPTING TO SERVE TWO MASTERS
The Secretary Of the XVIth Assembly District
Union Association has been called upon TO notify the following
named members that they Charged with joining Society
sntseonsc In political principles to those Of the Association
and that will he expected appear At the proper time
and answer 10 the negative, be expelled Abam wakeman
vi J. Armstrong ntendent PosOfice) Geo. H. Blunt
Jas r. Davies JAS Owens and VIM. A. Doole..