New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-25

sse The SPEAKER then discussed the constitutional amend
and declared them to be the wsest des and mos
rebellion The Government IN the hands Of loyal
not Rebels 1t charged that we who support tIs
principle we're Radicals" If 10 b. radical was to desire 10
pull up by the the last vesges OF the Rebellion he was
proud Of the distinction Of that name Mr. Van kPer SPOKE
with great force eloQuence and frequently enthusiasm
Nh sryey Sheldon xss the next speaker He said
on the eve Of an election In which parties presented their
claims for the consideration Of voters when were no
% wha, names they may be called se p1 hSs sustained the
for the preservation Of the country while the ote ga
aid and comfort to its enemies The speaker @
pie ecstatio with ublaon from the Atlantic 70 vac
6c the hand othe struck down the noble freaent
who peoples idol and who yet presumed TO have
policy but followed the puaton Of the popular heart N az ne
S S r: ak
compliment State becoming President dared to force his
al Ssic and and 5sa
several OF the great States and only waited the rebke OF
for the restoration Of the Rebel States only ians with
which was that they were meroL for the people
to Congress the election that wa, to be sus
taned in the wise aud Just which 1t had taken and
there doubt he said that the people would be true 70
listened 70 with close attention and frequently spPuded The
The meeting adjourned amid great enthusiasm
UNION REPUBLICAN, JUDICIARY CONVENTION.
Last evening meeting Of this Convention wss held
Argus Hall No GOO Broadsa to nominate innate ssnoSa e,a ,%
the office Of sqDs.,s in tho room OF 'uoso AsA brao
The Hon VIM Mitchell, Chairman called the meeting to
MI Charles srung Secretary. read the following letter
from Mr. Bradford: ,..s
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To the msubers Of the UuOu Rspub
M Strong also read the following from Mr. John sedgwicf
No i5T BEoipvir. Oct b, 1895
reply notification that the uniou kepuo
. .ss ISS a.,.a sS1.:,ss ,:so
the honor conferred Very truly Obedisst .sr,n,
Hen WIN Mitchell CA.w,n aud Osbsr member. q the Judiciary
II was then resolved Convention nominate Gen Pos
ter to the office Surrogate Gen Foster being present said
Ma oEsrLzrs sh.l not shIinI from .eeeP
oaasseS apsa me- %sss ven, right q IN.
the cosn,ry ard the roriou called upon ready and
Wiling DO d: an and o. nO apS oS q. ed 80.
ul.h.d you conferred upon me. ear
The proceedings then terminated
GERMAN MASS MEETING AT THB ITALIA THEATER.
A great mass meeting Of the German Radical Re-
pubcans held las, night at tho ThAlia Iheate Every
TsaS Psss Of The hal Sss s dss @
OF Abraham Lincoln To the len was banner with the motto
The fruits repentance; Memphis New Orleans, Platte
City" Another bore the inscription woodford true
soldier true - citizen and third fenton loyal Gov
ohairma1 made stirring speech Our principles he
said the which martyr President poolained
people The Republican party foash under frcpon against
Injustice and barbarsm bccame victorious under LiReoh
and it VIII know how to make 1t permanent q spite olihe
traitors Of yohnson lie spoke Of the fraud and injustice BY
.ory into the hands Of the enemy BIS the people say
the ballot Away w,ts the PoioJ Of MURDER. de ATSy
sCgs viii say OuI'i,e ss,s PSey sAa that shall
Anef ist Of sbou, 80 vice Presidents and large number
Of sscrcas. read Alfred Erbe presented the resolutions.
stating the German Republicans O the City and County Of
Nov recognize ths high significance Of the pcsent cleo
ton that they stand TO that party which finished hs glorious
Constitutional Amendment truly the spin, Of Linoolns
that mild and wise although not sufficiently satisfying tho
ends Of justice That uPon Congress alone rests the night and
the duty pass laws Of The fourth resolution
President Of number Of actions contrary 70 law
the President according the Constitution The
hh spaks Of the Boy. IN Blue this most irusy and most
powerful workers In the present. struggle.
Gen Carl Schurz being introduced cheer upon oheer rang
Aroog the oaier He sadcd to The many aoes nov before
pared the present state Of things stream which had
70 Be nodded before grow. cold Ihfss thass had 70 y
victory and hence the Union but Union and victory
as wnGI 1s og S ssO o. p ssSu S Ss anu
responsible for the saorhoes they have made the bond hold
% nnS rer, L pO a, MAJ s o.oss upos 1Io
the Governmen, rallied for assistance: the blacks
they should be free for ever and ever And these
debts sacred and must b. paid Having taken these obi
After having reviewed. the different points OF the smendmsn,
and similar questions already discussed in his Engsh address
II the Ss vas % hs knew w" As 1s
American. were full o. preudces which hs cannot lay ssde
Republicans but Americans They had principle ihs
drink sptuous liquors without getting drunk
il ala not hold good as far as Germans concerned The
German drink this Americans did TO be
mans nom sedostructoa The ns Of an American now Was
yep different from what was years ago and there was
DO found oen side By sds with The German drink
ing his glass OF lager The Germans should n%' oos
In the end He referred TO German army corps which
daring s: late s. s 70 ,5, ree 70 Sc ia,.
battle because the Germans beTe ought not 70 loose
great battle Of the beer He prayed the Governors
Of New York great things make themselves
Of small His speech occupied about hour
aud quarter Il was most attehtvey listened throughout
and frequently interrupted with sometimes deasnng applause
He was followed by Wen OF Gsrnsbset in delicious and
witty speech.
FIFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION
An enthusiastic ratification meeting was held last
evening at the hall Of Thirty hrst and Eghhaye
the OF this Association The Hon Chauncey NJ
epew addressed the meeting able and effective speech
progress OF the conflict between Congress and
the Presden II the Presidents duty he said have
called Of Congress at the conclusion oi tbs
undertake the work OF reconstruction instead OF usurpng
ts pow had done Remarks also made by Mr.
McCalun Col. Tremaine and other gentlemen.
UNION REPUBLIcAE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
The meeting of this Committee was adjourned 10
this evening, al Argus Hall
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