New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-02

election
need discussion here am in favor Of dag Que country
Gen Tayor retired sid prolonged applause and sue.
ceeded by Mr. James Gibbons who saia es ,ins
adjourned resolving itself into procession to Pcrambuate tne
District II seemed be the impression that hoIe! .ss
lavish hand but now begins economic The Radical ne
publican candidate is Rnias Elliott who viii the Iaylor men
enemy Morrissey IL is as viii be three eofaeed hght
The meeting was toerably enthusiastic
REGISTRY.
To the Editor Of The NJ y T'Isrne
SIR; II has been suggested that the Inspectors OF
Election should carefully examine the certificates o.
ton offered by adopted citizens and ascertain heth th
10 be registered He cannot vote unless he Is registered andit
is crime for him have his registered before ne Is
citizen ~ ''A'i''-"
TIE SEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
The Rennbloans of the With Assembly District
held meeting evening" Clinton Hall The meeting was
opened by address by Edward Mitchell Reablcan eandl
political questions Of the DAY plainly and well Gel A. H.
Dugannc then made an address lie sn9Se ear9eS.g ~ w
NJ naons Nations through their representative were
looking nteny upon this political campaign soon Job
decided Whatever pnoe the masses OF the people Of Those NJ
tons might ocorpy their leaders knew that great good
evil 10 tho cause o, freedom Would result from this
election lie was irOud OF the term Federalism
This nation would come 70 10 the very extreme Of
dNc upon the character and acts Of the President and sd ne
9cnetcd nm 70 ee nan Du 81. nV ysoie
duty in the ensuing election duy bearing upon welfare Of
the the nation and tho cause Of Liberty throughput the
Nathaniel Appleton Dr. Moore snd H. T. RaEney aiter which
the meeting adjourned
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN THE SEVENTH WARD.
The Democratic Union Association OF the Seventh
Ward held meeting OF the ball No q East broadway las
gss@ns smb Sarro9Se n5nince Of the anti Ring De
mOcracy made brief speech commenting himself regafdiI
his past ooursc and declaring bimec porn Democrat
Gen. Cba g. Hapinc Niles OHely, then addressed tie
meeting lie had he said that 'y night found out one oil ue
secrets o. the Ring which was wicked that those V1o
had knowlolgc Of could keep IT, CA Tuesday next e
market was be flooded with tickets bearing the sPeakes
de plume Miles 0Rcily, and b. this unmeanins tcSf
he % be deprived Of hia just vote
Judge aTct then spoke urging the voters loTe 90 ~ nun
The seven mcn composing the Ring bal declared should be
elected a 9s 5' a not sing" i''H'n Q" nc
CONSERVATIVE UNION GESBRAL COMMITTEE
A meeting OF the C0nservarvc or old Union Gm-
OF Broadway and Twcni'iAr ST. a j. D,lienhoairr
esq in the chair Tho EXcete oamiit's reported IN hyor
Of ndosing Jane. NJ Smith their choice io the oie OF
Surrogate. which met with ie annod' e0aent o. the whole
Mr. Abmm wakcman offered sces Of resolutions whhh he
s covered The issues between the Radical and Clng tso
element, Of the party. They were adopted aud the netting
DEMocRAr.o MEETING AT YoRKyILLR
The Andrew johnson Club of YorkvilIe held Iarge
Rightysxihs and Thlrayc. and address,. BY 'll
lowing speaker Cen Miey Of lndiina. StcncnJ !.
Kcn9n and lhe Hon 4 G. Flangan Thcml. j. MIsisl IS
President OF the elub and John NJ. Haa Secretary.
NINTH WARD REPUBLICAN, ASSOCIATION.
There was O large and enthusiastic meeting ester-
day evening Lebanon Hall Abingdon paco 10 raft tho
nomination for Congress Of Charis, sp'neer hrJams
nc car ~ Itohr Rs ssti iSat tbc Asend
ment was the real issues Of tho hour lie bad sympathy
s9phorn people bui was ihe sywpathy no wod e' lof
psna6ce wopd be- entitled greet mercy Tho sogncrneI
ae, educated be Rebels By ,bs in,tulon Of -syry Wh
Vt s ss,.aS St f S ssg s 1ss 20 S sS 'ss
ensued from Slavery were manl!es 81 there va 40 lrcc
yet Of rep nianco among the Roiels.
Gen Alexander Shaleg ir spsnler and t.Ag re-
marked tit be hoped to- ie election Of 81 spence 'o Ton
grcss In whom implicit faith tae Republican m'ghi
hr Henry W smit int-olreei by ohsT1srn
snd made telling speech pTrirf o. frT
gress iae Ninth Ward Strongly asserting Mr .9rncsss
high degree deserving OF the hrsi and conadcHce o. ho ee
tots
biz catry The Hall with perfect which
stl vigorously renewed whcl tho cA1innn zced
s1o,J him WHEN iadced Erhad recreJ hcrc fras
the beginning Of tnis that ne lad eyer
held Office his life hut and be- proud ik seet
Official far 10 Wc bed been ~ 20 efrT o
hicnd and Zoe an indication q! what n wond
likely b. IN tle Congress 10 which they were o,or To
elect him II WIS the Assembly OF s9 nn then be had the
honor OF framing End Introducing the ielous Liberty BIZ.
which forever expelled from The soil % is STATE tc lot % tr
Shareholder and tho provisions Of which suaeeat 70
deter those would aid Slavery from making New lo ne
scene Of their labor lie dad not AK tc aea o. Tue Alnh
ward for hn through any peisonal nmhh14 i1 ht
asked their Who Thought ry AID atol Tie
Congress tho United States and about the Prccls policy.
n encfci 20 Congfcss be- would vote FOR gnnting
Rebel. rights ibcy had forfeited until guarantees see and
undoubtedly crruin amTiy given. liz gold h them %
remember that he running ur local orc bat iog the
Congress the United rad he asked oI the y0 In
the OF their party w ihe name 81 Replean principles
Ia le OF The issues that q be e,ul b. tPaacons
between aud The whole people OF The Cnlted ntaes
lis Ckainin then introduced Senator Andrews OF New.
York WHO said the North treating the Sophera
Rebels lencncy and tenderness before Offered
conqucug q conquered people, Their reiusa accept the
Find terms demanded reused The Northern people
and Maine Ohio Iowa and Pennsyvans had already spoken
The hon g. A. Grone rXSreaker NJ the House Of Repre-
senistiYesj the speaker end went tho entire
ground Of the great the contest In remarkably lucid
speech which was several times interrupted BY applause
TIE Hon Hiram Walbrdge next introduced by the
Chairman and spoke briefly He sod that he and Charles \
eucer were boys together here IN the state o. New
York H. knew lin intimately from that time 70 this and he
declared him DO the yey soul OF honor Therefore he had
District where !bcy about TO elect Horace
Greeley They resolved the Of the Fourth and
Ninth Words Horace Greeley and Charles Spencer
SIDE side the feor OF Congress.
Mr. Norms Sfraon candidate Tor Assembly, the next
syeoser He sad believed that the parry constantly
gaining strength He remembered the time when they thought
eIuuonnafy get $500 votes while they now count
up 1000 Alter few more observations siIom Ar STRAIT
ton, he meeting adjourned