New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-18
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY OCTOBER Is 1866

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second Vice President CT Isr BE Ei7hlseHal Ward
i ,o, sr"T & IN, S91iz . Fifteenth r Ai Wg1.
IWfqttthNud IA ocriay az zen Instructed 20 cill
~ Mo F5s Il, corl.t. W ,hc c,-' Hal C-e y, w.. ~
e. ash or room N SO G Go1iray ;o- 10 a. ae Clubs
The nettuA saf1 O. lj,u-lld. ..
MEETING OF TIN SixTBlsTH ASH NBEY DISTRICT
CLUB. F'.
YESTERDAY eyenin1 the Fent0n aud WoOdiofd Club
ID the XyIh Assembly District hc large and spirited meet
ing NJ Deuli DpT,al, Secondaye and Twenty third 81
Speeches made 10y the Hon a W irucdict Of rcnns
yaH George A. Everett est, Of Ono and Phup frankcn
hemer Mr. Ieacfd the rS speaker who said he came
from State auspd with rcycn victory 10 show how fields
were fought and won Six years ago he SAM weTt at
peace but before had tune give the alarm upon
friends thouSt some claimed to b. tc friends Of tho nations
soldiers syrpathe with the nnton foes Nobody
Nv this prcn,c the party Hhich called the
very acts necessary 10 preserve the Government acts Of de
rosm could deceive lie said ticre Wa oncr pay
called the bnWraiit larry which was now y san
names hut ID was the party which had opposed The
war during ts pcgrcs, sti tre 10 the instincts that teu
lie fen spoke Of the Civil gis BIZ aqd the Constitutional
smendmens Sli5 Tue LArfl.hhi Epss SGOlil nA,r
closed with earnest appeal for earnest work ~ the pFeh'
Geo a. Everett esq. was the next speaker lie made
glowing speech which wa listened TO 9tteniiTc ,s%sEe
dcuis policy and very tTcby coniraFed lS former utter
With hi present position saying that when he cnme 10
inquire what caused the E OF And9ew Johnson he could
only discover cause and that was that he had in bis heart
inherent love Of hbcrty
especially addressed to The German ccmcn IN The Eepnb
party aid wa, pointed in manner and telling in effect
DEMOCRATIC UNION" ASSEMBLY CONVENTIONS
The Savage Democracy held Conventions IN tbA
Assembly districts lsi evening or the nomination Of
candidates for Assembly. The following l. the result
FlrsT Drs1mCI-Adourncd 10 SATURDAY. next:
STCcNp DlsTucI-NOminated Frnuci- T. RYAN.
THIRD DlsIrlCf-Nouinntel James Costello
FouRm DIsImcI--N0minaied john = Iilair.
FKIH DrrICr-N Nominated Charles T. Durcmus.
SIXTH WsrEIcI-Nominutcd John SgcTsOn.
SEVENTH Observation-Disclosures 10 Saturday.
EpnTn HiSIHIrf- Nominated Henry /cimrf
Ninth DsTHtI-tarcs T. Puhanls hns been nominated in
this Drrict hy the Democratic Uonisis and the COnscr,a
tycs The Radicals also give him their Endorsement Mr. stat
tan having Withdrawn. ..
TENTH DTsTrIcI-No meeting Convention win be held III
day evening.
EuNENTH Observation-Disclosures 90 Tuesday evening.
TIuuINIn DIsTEcI y cjoumct 10 Thursday next.
fifteenth DrImCI-A duurucl 10 IucsdJy cN ching.
SiNTINm pi>TEIt1-N OIuir atcd Michael Salmon
SrNTyITINTU DsrmcI-NOninHte3 Geo. ". Pluukrtt.
EiCnurtNru DSfrfcT-NouilHted irandci Iosk.
TwTSrY FIRST Dl-fRiCr- Nominated Henry w. Genet
METH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Last evening The INtn Congressional District Con-
ycunu met and nominated by reclamation the lion William
A. Darling The Union Republican candidate for hc XIII
Congress.
CORRECTION ABOUT SURROGATE
Tn rcpor; that Gideon J. Tucker nominated
by fhc Democratic Union Convention az the Cooper Institute
Tuesday evening nel f,Uui.uu Whatever There was
meeting of the Convention AMI Wil be noc mill nex Mon
day evening O'Clock whoa candidate 1gu,i h tucker
viii probably be- placed ion The hclL
INoIE-Our reporter ohturl bis Information from dele
gate whom De supposed 20 be- t-twota! ana WHO elnimrd 70
have fu-f loft fief unf effi