New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-18
IA LITIGATION IN BROOKLYN

GRAND GATHERING AT TnR ACADEMY or MUSIC
SPEECHES By THE HoS. 5. u. cHITTESDfN, COY.
cox or ONO, GEN. J. NJ ASHLEY, ao.-uSBouND'
Ed ENTHUSIASM
One Of the largest meetings that has ever assem-
bled in the City Of roo,n assembled lnd crrins at the
Academy Of Music Or the purpose Of rane the nomna
Ons OF Republican party al the recent state Conyfoh
The Academy absolutely crumuc and onti' there Wa
n still vss,er congregation 81 willing listeners to the truths
which it understood would le enumerated in'idf ana "u'
s'' - ''' I'm ns1Dg MEr1IS,..
The inside meeting was orgunD by ~. "hoh'A l7iII
who with appropriate remarks. Introduced
SIR. J. 81. VAN corT As cHiRHS.
The ntroincon wac deemed highly lti,factor! TO- The audi
ure r m taking he ci,if NJ VAN Con- mad speech n
which he tl,Icb, argued and proved tue riyi %, t"ar
~ tfic the torn. upo which he rbehus states should
rcndrftel IN" iuon Passing un The above r"iN NJ
spoke sroag, favor 0i securing 20 oil tai bud tiken rt
IL tic preirryuon at the uiul during III time Of i' i lhe
right OF rir,eitaon Wy their own "e H ie =" ,.
nation the cnunciim Of the opinion va received VIII lbv
VI Gucss Gi~r Cl fhan introduced sud 20 tn great
OF Ia auialce saie numHr" 81 L'".i
TIE Hon : y. CHfIEAplN was acx inFOdnc'd ana nae
effective specea lie reviewed se f''s ~ ~" H.
greItcst peril Nj Hofnan h' present l,rupcit ldH.'
oI "V ciiol was 1, ", r1 ,,Iicl ros haze Tended 10
RECOGNITION OF the Souhtn lcadH, orr g"yrugrs. lie
o'H %iS airir m The lila Congregational bl,tic lie
placed d. p- consistent record icior tlc ncc'ins sud ~
! hcl amid great applause
RESOLUTIONS, %,
The following resolutions read by NJ VIM CON Of the
Pei 1at tie which have been before the country iof
soy year. past an AZ no, ye iy ee lsd are d
ns most grove sud serious Iteration The Sss' ~ pheen p
ii hos ord1ly q1rions Of cisi policy Which neeray e ~
every sac ,as under ~ sa So Sa e Of u siap T
rfy ,le bsnae starting oly wn the purpose o. h1inz some
pefon Of na.ae tctey FROM ~ leofin srs.p s9oi Sf
m povrliu ssonistsn Which with ma si o9dns
sod vita or.yy sn.pl~oi '"hol se'oR ds'dsl
Ire ,t'as.is which enigd va, Worthy Of the p, .
sa . srii r socsof Ssi North and south
lHs s a"rt,on o. ibe hour IT, after utoncn,n
county reupiicd upda oindsd upon a,h iais
snd 5erty Which .ha be''ow cn a men whoe on sie s
LOYALTY rraud equal security aud protection equal nights aud
pT ,epubicsn party Of tie country and decide this
Rs.iScd This, the President Of ,he uai'ei
the STATE lately rebellion, and In promising teen restoration to
t conditions. naned by has been guilty Of dangerous a,pl
ZION Of power Tsh h acton on hi. pSrt would nave been o
Wholly neseu.abs bso m policy been ever 80 wise aud
Rored That we anaierus faith Consre., body
he oyefneni undertake aud into effect ,e gfe work Of
h u snnst p etss the iaSSs boon OF being
united country and people and we regard TIE pro
dous Their adoption indPsnsby necessary to permanent
Esd That i duty Republican party to maho knewa
10 the seceded Stae without delay and IN ia MI
Which, issit@seS revolution Which have
,So n the United sisi carried
nd thai done sp, Of or u VIZ even 70
e most but under ~ the 0pso
hich the unborn millions who In the tue 10 nep'
| this great continent ,,,--- -.
nson for several Offices filed by the election Of e s
November standard bearers through whom our CHERISHED %
css be carried into effect and hereby sy he n'mA
lion ard solsnnly pledge 10 them undivided support
Amer resolutions had been adopted with great ehthh
siasn. ~. l-t.f
Gen Cox Governor OF Ohio introduced Aferh Drlei
ntrction he spoke Of the CITY OF Churches ns Aace from
which the people Of Ohio had been the habit OF looking 10 Tor
their rule action They had learned also m Ono hnt INC
REGULAR taught by the Puritan tahers We're worthy o
being followed Applause On that hasis q o"i'l my
hal ben successful II ever people had SHOWN 70 tho
nu the Puritan spirit II was the er'p; o' VvV