New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-04

Moore and Gaigan as the Committee hut Mr. Galigan de
elined the position Mr. Finnegans name was substituted
ROIred That bail the nominsssa o. Re9bn tsnt on or
Governor Of our state ard stewart l. Woeaiord ior s.
power thea tbs, vii strike terror n the RAM -
Rs,oiSsd That the entire tote, syr,eu,s s''' with
approval, and we pledge it on undivided support
The meeting then adjourned with three cheers cf fehtol
and WOOdford To meet upon call on thu Chairman
Of me p5res -ps~rts n he ruse above quoted had b,e
held at 81 O'Clock In anticipation NJ disturbance anu thst va,
names OF MessrA PlImb Chamberlain, Bailey, Patrick ana
Costa had been added msusts o. The As@h'aon u
place OF Others resigned
HAereas The Third Assembly Dc Union Asocaton eeoted
December 1862 Tor year from IaHusy 1870 g Jsn9sT ss as
members 70 % dbsndod having rH'lei men sAa money " pun
Re.osd Thai we the Of Third Dtr,. Unon As.e
o% ar. Ss 20 ss a. s,.Sy S our %
integrity q tse s.sOcA,On ainpaed until IsnnsI, ~
ready 70 pt down di:otrsnos and Therefore s@9s the
recently orSRnes os9e JV@Ta1's T inch tss Hon fiona.
Murphy President Is the regular Union General " o. @
Committee should immsd.sy CAL primary meetings 70 elect
delegates 70 Conventions TO nominate local onies='
MEETING IN HARLEM
The second meeting since the organization OF the
Tweaty Assembly District Union Republican Association
held evening az their headquarters in hirdeye nea
Twelfth and Nineteenth Wards Among the number were
Morris Ketchum esq. Capt DeCamp and exSgperysor WI
lams code Of y-taWs gloptel and abOlt ~ new
members added tho Club Tie aeetng OF the AssoSa
ton takes place Saturday evening.
UNION REPUbblOAN AoopNlhAiNAN ALh-NAh hoNND'
BLY, DISTRICT.
regular meeting of this association was held last
night at the Lincoln Hall OF Thirty thirds and Eighth
aIs MI t bs neenr %e vna Ripper II d apansS
and ID - Dudley Officers and delegates were appointed On
S ~ ,bc sssoc,ou 10 coipxate with the Central Commit
tee committee also appointed 10 inquire into the con
duct OF ono of members OF The association said To he untrue
~ The cause Mr. Van Rpet delivered an able address dis
cuS,inc the situation aud issues before the people thd
vital Importance Of the principles contested win inc res
dent not only affecting the institutions OF tnls
European nations the real
actor our Government The right Of reconstruction ne SAL
SC SS sSp "a min 9tR the S % Rights bill and
Misrepresentation and the imorance OF the amendment
gardng the national debt he declared that the President shall
neither be- dictator have any policy but one when he
people desire The meeting wa, closed by three cheers o'
REPUBLICAN MEETING IN THE SIXTEENTH ASSEMBLY
DISTRICT.
There was q large and most enthusiastic meeting OF
Union Republicans at The corner Of Twenty ihirs ana
inc chair The rst speaker called upon was Mr. Wallace
Texas who graphically depicted the awful results OF MI john
policy IN that section OF the country Is having given en-
cOuragemcnt those who having been beaten IN the hg
might have become olerably good citizens Of the United
States had they not received announcement ron Mr. Jonn
consider that their poston traitors ought not TO an
with the resumption OF their rights Is eiHens OF le
United States The speaker was constantly aud loudly ap
plauded
20 his audience an effective legal argument against the usua
ton OF Andrew johnson, and strongly favored grnntmg INC
right OF voting every loyal citizen In The country without
regard to the color Of hs skin Inc sentiment va 80
with great applause and with an appeal N favor Of ihe uno
Republican State ticket he retired amid apphusc ite vas
followed by Col Conkng Of the With Congressional District
who spoke briefly but strongly against the nrnt course OF e
President and concluded with expression IN which bis
dicnce seemed coincide that the state Of New York would
IN the coming election roll larger majority for fentou and
Woodford than Republican parry had before shown Ia
| this state.
In conclusion the meeting addressed by the Hon james
Il DAYTON who declined making speech bat urged upon
all Union the duty Of doing all they possibly couu u
| the cause Of freedom in the coming election. -
Before adourning the meeting the presiding officer Mr
Thompson made stirring appeal the Union Of the De
rci organize ia such manner That on election DAY ther
should not BE- single loyal whose ballot had not beer
cast Fenon WoOlford His remarks werr frequently
interrupted by cheers aud when be- had concluded the meeting
adjourned