New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-02
LOCAL Politics.
RATIFICATION OF THE STATE REPUBLICAN TICKET
NEW GENERAL COMMITTEE ROOM.

for grand ratification of the Union Republican State Ticket
the of Charles Spencer No. 362 Broadway
yesterday evening.
In relation to the ratification meeting was decided
shall be held in Cooper Institute the 18th Of October and
the Hon William Dodge selected Chairman. Gen.
John C. Fremont has promised to be present ana invitations
from which favorable answers are anticipated have been sent
In consequence OF the recent disturbance the old hall by
ont lease OF the rooms in which they had for years
the committee had been empowered TO hire new rooms for meet
to our reporter advice TamuSE they determined
TO fnd Other rooms notwithstanding what terms might BE- OF
fered by the rcnegades IN possession and IN conformity win
that they proceeded yesterday 70 the pQpHcios OF Argus
Hall No coo Broadway where in short TINE they complete
me Commute was said perhaps cruelty by member Of
the Committee they felt that er what had occurred al the
| old rooms,
AS .o:g g. ssi' aa I fSd ey S '
Not being DESTROYS Of standing tho scent they hired new
expected all the members and many friends OF Tire cause
| will be present.
THE UNION REPUBLICAN Executive COMMITTEE.
| There was q meeting of the Union Republican Tx
ccutve Committee AZ tho @, Charlie c. spencer No ~
Broadway yesterday afternoon with John H. White In the
chair Tor Tie purpose Of organizing cor year The election
resulted IN The choice Of Waldo uiclnr Tor Chairman wee
Chairman John H. White and sccrcafcs Charles Strong
and william Dgummond ca llr primaries WA presented
and referred to the Committee 60 report Tie Committee tlcn
GERnAS RADICAL MEEETSSgg IN THE TWENTIETH
| The German Radical Fcnton and Woodiofd Cam.
pagn CLUB held mass meeting lat evening 90 Hnqps
Hotel Niniavc Thirty fo.ithsf Tlc.t l'rre
attendants Of crmnn Republican OF the Tucltc'h Tw,nu
second and Sx,cclth Waril The meeting called 90
order By the President o he Clh nr FDdccA suriz aud
W. Sos oTJ H. kdoeb pon ari oiref r,lt.a1n ~
greatest enthusiasm prevailed throughout o. meeting and ts
sanguine antcplions d le 'rnhcr rarns Ae rsuis Of
the coming contest n his district rcycd vita every
demonstration Of approval
NINETEENTH WARD TEyToS CLUE.
The second meeting OF This Club was held last even.
ing az the corner Of Grand AID 'n.olt thc President L
T. Elliott In the chair Tie nt business was The enrolling
TIE names Of nc" meni o, iil.i ~ Nl'l t,i' Au.
addressed the club In ookrr &C. political situton Dr.
Tirre 4 Gi Who aeon, De assertions Of do Declare
| ton Of lpdcPrndcnre ia r"'d taii- nll ano.-F
luiis,s the Car Of Russia or uHy King on bis throne ln
looking back We End that he ympaar of iig rng cit, m
the doerins Of good Old Thomas Jcicson tha a nel Voc
creatcd equal and P'scs.'a oi crl4a llc.i.e Hs
people aud ihe pemocHt. vec rlfaand iao saou VI
loyalty e9i II va, o.y ~ a i 1l'sl ',e ~ 1 rse
Democratic party Who'll. were in 1pafll WIN tlo el
vigorous persecution Of To- var shady melting che rot q
b. this city We arc not kriJ s1o. io forge. DC record
ar opposed The party nos. Ic attempt ai No ll
dcphi Convention coalesco %. Coparhess and thc Con
seryaye Republicans has not su,trd ne ai'f ",na
that the machine 20 be mn in tlc RebI Interest We
have therefore the same pay now caoei hsi ne REGIS
have returned and louca ihc Northern coiP-rhrad. w.
arms Of that parry 40 not criticize . la' act In, Pr (.
haps it va mo psd be- eoha lie dome 3D., lI' 20
me me the rst .ir months Of BIZ, administration 1.-The rey
i4 slsb he T The Rc Be %.o arg 1s oag wy. 20
forget that not long since Wv were Sighting 10 destroy &c.
1ly accuse lhc Republican. OF being df0us ~ the dis
upion Of the body pOhuc his is untrue Ni'h item i'
back bat do not care 10 ply premium Tor treason The
-,aiiI "a 49,, 4, ~ nm, a., ,,.t ,.rl.t,., ,- -
deaf the return Of the n,cy raboious Snt.t II ili Is
sion Of those States j. Illegal and oar national currency
much waste paper II tits Is true There Is nothing iOpcyen
eomerv nair boz announced Tat President Johnson would
ignore the legal C6hgs ~ .etd h neat message TO The
Rebel coeg5s@eq eqsi III, i;y .2 b 9q s4, S Sg
Vermont and Maine The johnson rcconstucion policy con
tans unjust prncpcslrsi 1y doing away with thc ivy
thirds rule at the south in the basis 81 representation
and allowing the Rebels 10 count every back
do not count Tho late tav on ee give them vote and allow
them 10 speak for tcmsclyc Tho second unjust principle is
tc by making provision for their safety or welfare bui
leaving oil TO the magnnnmiy Of he attcr Two hundred
and 5000 had laid down their Ives nation that world
acqucsce IN In this wrong would BE- guilty o crime before
Bucgh then rccapituaalod the Republican platform con.
tainod in the proposed Constitutional Amendment, and
Ohio and other Western States nt, Gullmol gives l2oo0
majority New.York ought TO duplicate b. Ohio uil give a1
OJJ An ode then su4g ly Sir Smith, WHOM series Of
oluons rcad and adopted ndorlg ihe platform and non
nations Of the Syracuse Convention A Van Ripper then ad
! dressed the club in few stirring words
SEVENTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT ASSOCIATION.
The Executive Committee of the Union Republican
Association Of the XVIII Assembly District Twenty second
Ward held meeting last evening az their rooms corner Of
F0ryscconds and Broadway io the purpose Of clccng ma
Chairman Of the Committee ana Wilson Bergman and john
GiDrth chosen Sccretarcs Considerable time taken mp
n appointing The various committees Great difficulty
pccnccd IN selecting who would consent 10
the Fnalcc Committee Acr few pertinent remarks from
the Chairman the % Gentlemen last obtained
The Committee Public Meetings VIII maze gcmeAts
ratification meeting next Monday evening The Com
mittco BY Laws were cqncd 70 prepare set Of rules
aud regulations which will be- submitted Tor their approval
Saturday evening There bng other business before the
| Committee they adjourned
JOSEPH B. AND NOT JAMEsB
In the report of the disturbance at the Republican
Committee Rooms Saturday evening Mr. j. b. Taylor
was spoken Treasurer Of the old Committee who held
the the Committee To prevent confusion Of
should have been printed In fun Joseph H.
TayOr of Gfeenwlcls there being other j. H. Tnyors n
town who have desire 10 appropriate whatever honor may
| have accrued to the gentleman at that time.
| BROOKLYN.
s. b. CHITTEyDES ron CONGRESS IN THE lid DISTRICT
The Convention of the Brooklyn Third District
Congrcs met lost evening and chose Mr. b. Chcnden
The candidate I'll the uneXplred Of the Hon James
pfey deceased and also for The seat In the FOeth
Congress The last ballot stood Whole No votes - H.
! Chittenden 81 Geo. H. Lincoln ~ Geo II. Fisher ,
Mr. Criienon declared his intention TO do al IN his power 10
support the ticket precisely should be- offered 10 the people
remarked that called on 10 meet and 10 conquer the
the founders Of the Chicago platform Of two by
ballots bullets The people have decided against secession
and deinagogues cannot pTinsny tlcir verdict
NOMINATIONS YESTERDAY.
| John S. Allen, ex-PostmasteT Of WILLIAMSBURG,
was night nominated ne Assembly by the Union Re
publican Convention Of the With Assembly District In the
With Assembly Convention there falure 20 nominate
the friends Cant Short the Hon Ira buchanan refusing