New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-26
NETWORK.

SOLDIERS AND SAILORS MASS CONVENTION AT III
MIRA-spEECHEs by GOV. CURTIN. LIEUT. GOV.
ALyORD AND OTnERS-GOY. TEETOS TDoRsED
As GOVERNOR.
rEuoE4FH TO RAJ IR,sUSr
ELNIRA, oct 25.-1he Soldiers and saiio-s o. tho
SOutheTer Counties OF New ork to-day assembled IN
Mass Convention IN This city. The cell for this Conyen
ton addressed TO those who sustain the Constitution
and Flag Of the Union on the basis Of Liberty Equality
and Justice and who approve Of the proposed Constu
tonal Amendment Of tho XXXIXth Congress, end who
heartily support the nominees Of the Union Iepnbhcan
State Convention the only ticket entitled TO the support
Of the tree soldiers Of the Republic.
Thousands OF such men came here today. lhou'ands
Of women came with them Chemung. lToome, Seubep
Allegheny, Catianugus Toca, Yates, TOmpkns sciu!-
Ter and Livingston Counties were represented The lO
lowing gentlemen formed the Committee OF Reception:
Col. G. L. Smith, Charmani Brig Gen W. NJ; Gregg
Brighton. \. 81. Crane Col. G. I. Gardiner, C0L H. NJ
Smith Lieut. Col. 2. H. Flood, Major g. J. CoPely,
Major f. T. Groves Capt. J. Caldwell. Capt J. Il. Reid,
and Capt H. Il. Il. Dumsrs.
which passed through the principal streets Of the CITY,
There two large oicu ar meetings IN the aeInOoni
one Of these presided over by Brig Gen. n NJ Crane
Of Steuben and tho other was presided over by COL e. G.
Card.pcr Of Tm.ra At the first stand addresses
made by Gov. Curtin NJ Pennsylvania and Brighten W.
H. Gibson OF Ohio A. The second stand addresses
made by Senator G. Coles Of California, Hon. L. j. Potts
Benjamin Jay Of PennsylveDia Joy and John Gndley OF
Pennsylvania.
MANY Offices hotels and residences illuminated.
largo meeting was held in the evening 1t The wgwam
which addressed by GOV. Curtin Leut.-Gov. Ayord
Judge VIM II. Gale OF Colorado, and Col j. II. Mexican
OF Sautoga meeting also held a. the Court House
az which Mr. John Grdley made q speech An the meet
ncs Of the Convention were brmfI Of enthusiasm The
Boys IN Blue opened their mouths wide IN Endorsement OF
al said Tor liberty and It's defenders Icnt0ns name was
loudly che7red TIE Convention adopted the following
resolutions.
B..o.,6 That 0e Uaioa soldiers or Tie Souton Tier 70
ucmi"lug t!e fierce conflict of loyalty win treason ',ou
alogtt, unparalleled in The annals Of De cyilz "oLd
through which safely brought 10y the determined tuoI
and Intelligent patriotism o. The army and people hnl tie
selves again mustered 10 line for another conflict MOI & l
poraai than lc Is'-a conflict OF loities' esle'ls u
iue win decide into what hands shall loh tAt ee"'i' %
R.'orj rba. IN ~, conflict fog which me long roll hs'
already bee, sounded She Union soldier OF ihe >o perm @
-ynpasaDrs whose cnntty 'ud hatred nel iei TO- "- m
TOO deeply w NOT 20 know AN" recognize Us il concealed
Needed That ue causc OF tie Union apparently save. t
dear Z" u- %, il" can-r %. ilo onion 'iaf"lF tl uf
cgus and ON ,sc terms Oh shall forever p.,er thc hip
state i fie hsrds NJ les ov' dcfndr- ore "c which me
We snail swing around circles 4ith Andrew johnson hu
shall dclf ot c e same lc and 20 hc Same ed o. l' n
Be.oiea ma DO pas yeaea,ioa OF al soldier and al
j. pa" aIt i7 earnestly aad sincerely Efun 8" it m'l'
Mi,'o' IA b ... ',o. M f- r. r to ii drt, i-
terrific struggle % treason sno finally brought to gorou'
Psaisd That u isabcu featon e recognize i. trusted
personal aud po.uca. FRIEND o ouI fuarlrei ft.aa uat
leader and greet m tl h,a-l accldn 60. fa, soldier
friend aHt lie Af 20 rpoid Banner i lc approach
iu- coI,e.. is 'ie Imq'. Suite ..f Dis 'l WITH f-
noble stuff o. te- Union r, fr cket WIN hm wr shl
pres. ,r to certain victory 11d wind ,o- bow ON 'riot. s
home tH 'ifu- u'c' 800 tu-iie h our hu. boz iA' h"a
soID'Eg>' AND SAILORS CONVENTION AT PORT
JEWS.
The Soldiers fuu Nsio-s Mass Convention f4r fh
Kiln Colgres, 0iai district inc aiding Otgg. and si.-
vau C0untcs Wii a--oi.b bic Ht uraure-quile. Ir o.
Wis y. Y. on soturdal naeuuou, AT O'Clock Con.
John Cochame the Hon Patrick Corbett and Col. tD
Wick will positively -ue4k to tHe people. burld' obs
from nc.ghbo0ne towns utterly ana cordially requ,s
aud invited 90 he prs, uL Their Will doubt bee 1er
large aud enthusiast. meeting.
THE HON CLARK q. CnCHnAN NOMINATED rot raE
ASSEMBLY,.
The AKA ALBANY Assembly District Onion Convention
met yesterday. 90 motion OF r. T.. LathrOp, Mr.. Nn.
Reid of Che gh'h Ward elected President, lut l
Porter &c., aud b. y. Bsdc.d were chosen Seorciauc.
Ar j. T. Cuvcr nominated The Hon. CLARK -. tOchrauc.
Nh Carmichael read letter from Mr.. Cochmue. with
drawing b name, solely ol Ae ground Of biz private ne
fair- sud professional engagements. Mr.. Cuyler moved
that Alr. ,oerAs e nominated by acclamriou tarlel