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

the Brooklyn ACADEMY OF MUSIC tonst lnleF 'hc
the First Wsrd Republican Club.
MEETING OP THR SIXTH WARD UNION REPUBLICAN
ASSOCIATION
Notwithstanding the inclemency of the weather
iaimer Hall crowded with earnest and
enthusiastic audience including many ladies drawn together
20 hear the Chnmcey Depew and the Hoo Ira Harris on
the political questions Of the pending canyass ~ -
The President of the Association Mr. j. Walter Stoops pre-
sided and after patriotic song by the Banner Clec Club
introduced the Hoa Chauncey Depew who received VITA
Nj DepeW began with an eloquent reference the work Of
the Republican party and the manner IN which had ~ ne
hour the nations peril bora it safely and trinmphanty
through struggles to glorious victory In referring to NJ
johnson he said that the same power that elected hlm to the
NccPrcsncy of the United States elected the Congress ths
he has unsparingy denounced being Rump congress
aud as hanging upon the verge Of the Government
Mr Dcpew then criticised with considerable severity tl
action Of the President in his appointment OF Proy'ola
Govornois Of the conquered States aud quoted the hnEnse
Gen Dix To the effect that he the President had an'crnaen
The speaker then passed the series Of constitutional amend
mens proposed by tue last Congress and declared mat ne,ei
In the history Of the world had such mild terms been prescribed
TO falen and conquered foe
peroraon on the duties OF all citizens in the present contest to
equal rights before the law and concluded amid long continued
applause He followed by Edward Daley in speech
Of earnest eoencc and great argnmcntae power and after
a song by Mr.. Frank Kirby, the audience dispersed
SEVENTH WARD RALLY.
Although an incemcnt night, fine audience was
in attendance The meeting was called to order by the rss
g. W IoNc Ncw-York Mr. Hoxie held the audience .or
nearly an hour ia close attention nh. e. g..
rogae received hearty greeting The clear and convincing
arguments Of Mr. Ostmner were well received and repeatedly
With three cheers for the speaker the meeting adjourned
TWENTIETH WARD.
meeting of leading Republicans and taxpayers
Of this Ward was held saturday evening Oct ~ when
Union Republican Ward Association formed ~ which Mr
Thomas Vernon the well known paper manufacture Was
chosen President and Mr. T. g. SheaTman. Secretary The
Association unanimously nominated Robert NJ whiting ior
Alderman nnd Private George W Snock Of the th iegime9
for Constable They also resolved 10 SUPPORT frsaerch
ParsOn ESQ Tor the Assembly Tho Association viii speedily
hoi public meeting Composed Of the bss etzsns Of me
Word n redeem the politics Of the ncghbohood ron the
rcpoach to which they have long been subject
IRISH AMERICAN RADICAL ASSOCIATION.
Nearly two hundred earnest and active Irshmen
evening in York the Navy Yard Tor the pur
pose of oung themselves utn organization that III enable
them 10 net more IN support OF the nen and measure,
thai hnronilc with their own feelings Justice and Liberty
The meeting called to order by MI Dime frazer o the
Wnrl Cant i ID NcIIrnry Of the seventh Ward was ap
psntc Chairman pro TEN On motion Of Alr Eagrn Of TIE
finh Ward committee oi three appointed ON permanent
organization. Messrs. Eagcn, Dornan and OMaFa were
appointed such committee
On motion committee three rum each Congressional ds
trci arroincd inquire OF the various candidates IA
nomination their opiHons on the neutrality laws . $50
The following Committees were appointed for the lii
Congregational District Mcsss Corcoran krHiH and Collin,
fm The IId District Mcssrs. Frazer Van Ripper and Comfy
follow ing named gentlemen a. Tor she Associations
President J. D. McIienr secretary. Edward Van Ripper
Treasurer Daniel FuzicT II on moi!on voted ha the
~ the organization De The Irish American Radical Aso
cnion. The meeting then adjourned
FOURTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT NOMINATION..
The Democratic nominating Convention of the
Fourth District succeeded IA making nomination n the met
lag Sntn, evening That being The sixth Session bed Cor
that PURPOSE Mr. stephen HAYNES former member oi tl'
Assembly, received The nomination
REGULAR DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL coz ESrIoH,
SECOND DISTRICT
The lid District regular Democratic CongresSion
Convention rcasscmbrd the Committee No so u
ton st. O'Clock yesterday afternoon and called "a
orcr b, Henry a. Murphy ChniFmnn OF the previous on
ycuun which Flntbush and after seycru stormy
.Dus and upWard OF 40 ballots nominated Henry T. Murphy
IT, ~ The Congressional candidate Mr. MmphIs nomination
being dlstnstefutp large numbers Of his party r declined the
r-,ifion cncg Committee ordered the toHt eon 10
reasonable Tor the purpose making another nomination The
r, ing been called voted that the Cony cutiOn
coed - informal fOr candidate for Congress.
The following gentlemen wcr placed ~ nomination 'rna,
barge. Tcuui- 6. Bergen l. &. Lrtchtcd WIN e. Dewitt
wilson Tucker 49,,
An norml vote w.s had WITH he lQQ9ying result Whole
number Al, Harnr - iGEiit y 1i,chfcld q Bergen e.
Dcmas Barnes o. F.. g. Ltchhrld .. Icuni, &. Bergen
motion make tho nomination of Mr. Barnes unannous
was a,optel with but one dissenting voice.
Wm ogari of the Ninth Ward moved that committee OF
three APPOINTED inform Mr. Barnes of his nomination by
the Convention -
The motion adopted and Mesrs Bogsr Met snsv and
Qucrcdo appointed such committee The committee sOon
itnnff accompanied by NJ. Barnes who In brief speech
fharsd hc CglYenuOn the honor done him IN placing him
b the -c of the great DernOcfnic party ~ which he wa,
proud be- considered member The Chairman Hen declared
The Convention adjourned
ALDERMASIC NOMINATIONS. - MI Thomas Pit
baddo yesterday evening received the Republican nomination
for Alderman the Eighth Ward and Mr. VIM. NJ ngr, the
regular Democratic nomination tor the Office IN the Fourth
Wand