New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-21

UNION RATIFICATION NETTING. AT NEWARK-3ODO
CITIZENS NDORsE TIE REPUBLICAN, CANDIDATE
FOR COMPLEMENTARY By Nh. GREELEY THE

UNION RArIFICATiOE MEETING. AT NEWARK-3OOO
CITIZENS IyDORsE TIE REPUBLICAN, CANDIDATE
FOR CONGRES-sPEErHEs b. Nh. GREELEY THE
HON MR. CATTEIL AID TIE HON. II. n CONGER.
From 3 90 10 5000 people assembled last evening at the
MaTket-squarc Newark, 10 rty he nomination oil ueo'
a. Halssy, the Republican candidate for Congress.
large stand had been erected tor me OCCASION aLG was
ta-~etuly decorated with she nat. ouul tag.
The proceedings throughout of The most enthusl
asc character and doubtless bad the weather been more
pr0pous there would have been overwhelming turn
out of the loyal ULionIss Of Newark The appearance OF
NJ Greeley Mr.. Catc aud othcs the signal Tor three
chcnrs, which were heartily given.
Mr.. William Francs called che meeting TO order IN a
few spirited remarks and then called upon Mr. Greeley
who forward amid loud and Oug-cOntinued cheering
Mr. Greeley spoke f about quarters Oi an hour, his
sentiments meeting with tho hearty ENDORSEMENT OF the
vast assemblage
Mayor Peidie made q few remarks, in the course of
which he urled all 70 be ready with their votes for Geo
4 Hascv. The Hon. Mr.. FithieE then addressed the
meeting He was pleased 10 see So large assembly
gathered 10 discuss the momcntous questions OF the day
The people Of New-Jercy were alive 20 the issue before
them. The p aker then proceeded 20 ccise the prnc-
us and doctrines of the COppcrhCads and their johnson
allies HIS eloquent humorous address received
with enthusiastic applause
The Hon A. G. Catte Senator for Now-Jersey came
forward amid loud and enthusiastic pdudiS lie thanked
them for their very c0rdll greeting lie supposed that
their enthusiasm ocCasOncd by seeing at least one
loyal Senator OF New-Jorsey The position he occupied,
always responsible doubly Do Wow Of The con
al ION of their country Unfortunately for them they had
o. meet the question Of with the muryred
Lincoln III his grave. Iucl hou z meet llah wiz"
though elected upon the ticket Bad turned recreah
20 his trust The fact OF the President having Po!
az all act Of usurVati0n. The Executive was ihe
servant of tie Legislature The question now was wletheI
they should d. tie work Of obstruction with the Rebel
sdc or the Union side mp. The question thol was what
would they do az the coming election. Would they sus
tain Congress Loud cries Of Yes, followed by great
chccrncl lie lad confidence boz the loyal people Of the
United States The district could send mo- tler nor better
man than Geo. A. Iia..ey as theI repre- repre-
sentative 70 the United STATES. Loud applause.
lie sure by the enthusiasm, they intended 20 elect
him. /" We Will" and cheers Some wears ago De was
iu Europe us the Great Eastern vas being launched
There was AN Irsh-Amcucan and AN Eug shman talking
over the dimensions oil the vessel. The English
man ondcayorcd 20 explain how large was the great
ship and for the purpose stated that u would hold 2OOO
men. "Now, said the EuIshmau, " think how useful
10 would De should break out between England ana
America" Yes answered the Irishuan with the eer
only son Of Erin could give, Ycs, IL would take
mighty big shin to hold 10000 men but IL strikes me
should they ever try 10 on Do would take mighty small
ship 10 brl them back again. Laughter ana applause
be tho speaker thought that af er the next election
would require very big ship 10 hold all the John
son Cogperhcads Laughter and enthusiastic cheers ]
Nh Catte. concluded by calling upon them 20 register
tlelr votes for Mr. Hasey, and so down amid perfect
tumu Of applause. The Hon. al. y. COngcr, Secretary
Of the State OF NcwJcsey, then spoke az considerable
length. and, by his thorough Union sentiments and
humorous remarks, kept up tne enthusiasm Aat Aa1 pre-
vailed throur hout the evening.
After addresses by Mr. s B Rooney Of California, and
NJ George a. Haisey, aud Others, the meeting was
brought termination By three cheers for Congress- the
Hon Mr. Cattel. Mr.. G.. a. Ialscy, and Others.
Later In the evening tie hon Mr.. Cael was serenaded
a. fle residence az the MAYOR OF Newark Mr.. Catol ad-
dressed the crowd, and was loudly cheeFed.