New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-23


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THR NIXON DEMOCRACY rs COUNCIL. =
The McKeon wing OF the Democratic party are
working such organizations as Tammanv and Mozart
were in existence The General Committee met last evening
at Masonic Hall Threenhsi 10 receive reports rom ihe
Congressional and Assembly Conventions 1hos Mc>peddon
presided and T. M Plum acted as Secretary MI Nhsns A.
Chairman Comfy Conventions reported thai Gideon j.
Tucker was nominated for surrogate Mr. Hackett 10Y Re
cordeT, Gen. e. Halpine for Register and smith Ely j'
Questions were asked il the candidates had accepted the
nominations The Committee who had been appointed 20 wah
on them reported that OF them had he seen accepted Tue
nomination and promised 10 contribute TO the election fund
member Of the Committee wanted to know where money
to be got They wanted men that were ready with their
The delegation for the Iyth Congressional District reported
progress 49,, c.,, NIL. .-.,
that John Mossey unanimously chosen as Their cand
date.
Tenth Ward Hotel informal ballot Nelson TAYLOR was
elected but adjournment having been called for the motion
Merrssey The seventh Ward delegation did not THEREFOR
elected elected '"' "'''''"'
Mr. smith Treasurer Of the General Committee moved that
the committee annu the nomination made by the VIII Cones
sona Convention being unfit and direct insult TO them
Mr. Gouding point Of order and conended that the
General Committee had power interfere with the nomina
tons made by the delegates Of Congressional District when
Hfer discussion this point Mr. Smiths resolution
was pronounced out Of order.
member asked Mr. smith what he had say against Mr.
Morrssey why he should introduce such resolution when
WAS M
Another member to point Of order nasmuch there
was motion before the Chair
The Chair ruled that matter OF privilege Mr. smith had
Mr. smith said his objection to Mr. Morrisscy nominee
gentleman said that men who held high heads gam
bers and worse although they put on ain OF netN ana nc
decd to lay any dhonornblc act TO the charge Of MI
Morrisscy.
After some further discussion the list OF nominations
Iyh nomination VII John Morssc not yet accepted ed,
With Mr. Chanlcr told the Committee 10 call ON him for the
necdful: With. JAS. Brooks lAth Fernando Wood
There opposition given TO the Endorsement Of Fer
nando and OF the memcrs remarked that he was too smart
and played into the hands OF the Republicans by sending flowers
Mrs for Sn ge OF 16s S , r sdy The
Nominations already made for the Assembly Districts are
John Sigerson With James Reid XVIII David Stem
XVIII Michael salmon NNIIth Alexander Ward XlNth,
Thomas OCalaghan; XXth, Frank McElrcy.
MASS MEETING IN THE EIGHTEENTH ASS EMILY
DISTRICT
large and enthusiastic meeting was held last
evening Ebb Hall under the auspices 81 the ANllh As
scmby District Union Republican Association Of the Twenty
first Ward large nunbar OF la,s was pseni. Larry IN
the evening company Of juvenile sodlrrsofpns o! 'hol
sodicrs-enered the hall bearing the American nag and
making fine appearance They sung number Of patriotic
Mr. CHRISTOPHER Pullman presided and introduced Judge
H. C. Yarmouth of Louisinnn as the hrst speaker Judge
Yarmouth desired be said to impress upon his hearcts he
the loyal citizens Of the south great mistake he Thought
had been made far back IN the political hslor OF The county III
attempting cOncate the south by putting In office
would be in acceptable there The Hme mistake
had been made IN the selection Of Andrew johnson OF Ten
ncsee by the baltimore invention. Had not this been dome
The ISSUES that are now distrciing the country would
hnyo been readily settled by the Congress of the Veto
rious North and the country would have been pace
The speaker then described the FEELING of the Rebels uhcn
they returned rom their yunquhrd armies AMI showed
| that they were that time ready 10 accept any
| terms whatever that might have been imposed but
when President johnson Ind issued hs North thfha i"a
nation and his Amnesty Proclamation M which c presumed
prscrib, conditions for the return ct the Rebs TO po"rr
their tone and spiri bad suddenly Dh' niai - us W nu
iuocrant OF lnonsm ~ ever The aracioas snfpon,
Of the power Congress By President johnson hsd rendered
the south confident ~ ih cou-e OF action ana wa nga-
the continuance Of thu poicy toward the Berls thai hc 10y
the South made thcir solemn protest Judge Yarmouth
illustrated hi argument of the of Affairs in
Louisiana II under li. olsrr, alton slavery be said
denied kosr who differed wh the prevailing popular sen'
mcnt Under ruling of one Of the EoiSi judges
70 the pcnenuy making speeches IN favor Of negro sni
fagc the ground that this was melting negroes TO in,u,frc
trson Of the laws in order 10 fr,c'uic Union en Ne de
anrrruu. and d.oa people than had The question was
not whehrr The representative claiming adms'o1 10 1oi
grss wcrc bat uhriher their constituencies loyal
Congress hnd we'll bur bad not sune isG enough
something substantial than Constitutional amendments
was necessary keep the doyal stScs down The true
solution Of the great problem to build up party -
powerful there that dare question The authority o. The
Go,crumcnt This wns only possible through me elifnheh'
OF Tn" blacks and the country would soon mud that ms
measure ne was lif s Nv ~ s.nI wn, lr. IN. Chair.
man read letter vm Hon Dodge apuogi,ins for
grand u Cannon nominee ior Congress from the Nlllih Dis
irici entered the hall accompanied b, number o gentlemen
irom the Congressional Co1'ent9l Col cannon wa, grer
with enthusiastic and prolonged applause When TINS ma
somewhat subsidized Nj Waldo IIuichn- announced fron The
platform ihnt had consented accept tac nonna
lion rendered him m the Congressional oi the INN
District The announcement We rcriIe WIN sSi Sns
IL expressed hi qualification o. The reception he met WIN
Ii was t1c be- said De- unwilling candidate IL had
accepted nomination. entirely from snsc Of duty lie dd
feel that ho available candidate or popular ea
date but hc ieii BE- Was iIue mai - aual nan
fChecIs He believed that he adoption Of The constitutional
Amendment should demanded and good deal more g
nicnnbc ryhs H. would gg.iSs he said be I'D small hope
Tor election but he would make the best hight he could PRO
''' TIE S IiSn john Oakley Va. next introduced lie said hat
after the yGss G haa 'I iIo mr. cS slSa IN
happy vein At length and TO the evident delight Of the
Col Geo. f. Moves the candidate for Assembly the
next speaker u f0laigd 1t m honor TO have his naiR. PLACED
District lie proud TO b. among the niilcss faithful
found Nj Moves then touched upon the great questions Of
81 Andrew johnson and " H. seward 10 min hr party that
elevated them 70 power Ihere hal bcn dllh dy 10, us
hal nTT I Metre new i't ~, , for i nj The Yo Ind
not vet come col MOVES continued length furc
eloquent speech the conclusion q; which the meeting
adjourned With enthusiastic cheers for the various candidates on
; the ticket.
FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT UNION ASSOCIATION
regular meeting of the First Assembly District
Union Republican held last evening NJ tho iiuh
Ward Hotel the Hon Jo-hu. g. Abhc presiding Amer the
transaction Of some routine basins and ic cii"n 9l el F
Ivth Congrc on Convention m the nomination Of The
Hon Horace Greeley the Union candidate for ConFrcss IN
thai District. They unanimously nud enthusiastically
adopted The meeting then addressed hy Col stone Dr.
Kennedy aud Mr. Bull and adjourned tomcc again on Monday
/ evening
FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
/ The Union Republican Convention, to make the
nomination for Assembly ia The Isl District met lst evening
al the Iinh Ward Hotel Mr. QuackCnbush n toe Chair bui
adjourned without naming ANY candidate 10 meet again this
evening 70 the place
RESOLUTIONS or THE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS LEAGUE
LETTER PROM GOV. FBNTOS.
meeting of the General Committee Of the 4" Sold
es and sailors National Union League was held ast
ny evening No 35 Canals Major Robinson Of the -t
REGIMENT in the chair or the purpose OF rtl! ing te non
Stale ticket and making arrangements support The candi
dates the November and December elections Among the