New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-02
NEw-voRK nAuy TRIB, NE. SATURDAY NOVEMBER 1867

entertain doubt He has aways been on the side OF
country Throughout the late e Hs and loyaI
people in the terrible struggle iof IsO psyc rally
around him. and elect him. and am snIe ne wiz net
lions. c. FL AvEi, NO % LiDerty-s"
PLATFORM nrs,sTER IN THE FOURTH WARD.
BY dint of cannon firing, the beating OF drums,
shoo,ine Of rncte The square at the OF Frank
Inst ana Vest RroadW,ay was filed last evening by
prOmscuOus crowd of the "Constltuonna Union -, he
streets the Ward procession arrived al the place OF meet
ing, and the band the orators OF tS oucasoni anu hen
others, mounted the temporary pa9r5 when haH
erected but which, either because IL nau Meak Pis 80
It, or was otherwise faulty III ls % d liza ~
ground, bringing the music 10 sudden ana & p
close We heard of no being injured, although our
reporter several OF the ms so th aoied rs
fhour INC I5rsc had been squeezed ont Of them The
LIZ Ne tiepor aud others-soon found standing room
upOn draw hired for the purpose OF cdrtlhg hou on
aud each made short speech, the burden OF which w
Down with the infamous Excise Law -, Down W pi
Tammany tyranny and usurpaton" "Nole LOT Dig
Judge Connolly. the peopless iiienu ana "ln ""i'"'
the poor man. and make him r'ch'' &c
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS FOR AssENBL1MEN N
TROY.
Tyoy y. Y. Nov. 1.-The Hon. John l..
Fagg the present Mayor of tins city was TINS evening
nominated by acclamauOn Tor MeihDer oI Assembly "
the City Democratic Convention
RoUsING RALLY OF TIE UNION LEAGuERs.
Council No. of the Union League OF America
held n ratification meeting last evening NJ thelr nal R 1
the Flag" sung, Daniel b. Dudley was ntrodueeu;
Among other things he said me Engsn never nnd bv
Andrew johnson In speaking OF our duties nc san
Wanted All who had not done so to attend to it at once
The speaker continued Although ONO ana fehhs9 wa
mia had gone Democratic he hoped tha lhe lSPuVlos
Tould rnsh i'm AT the last moment and win the victory
Mr. Henry b. Stanton next introduced: lie saa tha'
sequence ns a bOotback This country ls ho 10
be ruled by those who think more OF Dau "hS , , anu
ftaxs 10 of
when in our own party We hafdiy GIeI 10 70
speak se TGd eaS y the benr of every aud his
will 10 10 the ages OF Time uh le is' i
neo,l of the south and IL we give them chance TO
educate themselves, they VIII heed no bureaus VI "'F
from the Government.
TWEED FOR TIE SENATE.
The Democracy OF the WITH Senatorial Dis
tric hed n ratification meeting last evening IN MaIhec
senatorsip OF the WITH District was unanimously sec
onded. Jack Rogers of NewJcrsey denvere. one "a
ordinary harangcs. did also Isaiah Bynders ana one
O'Taicy, gentleman who lately escaped an Ehghsh
THE BROOKLYN DEMOCRACY.
The Tndependent Democrats met at Montague
Hall last evening md ratified the nominations recently
made .or city and county officers Mr. Wiley Prgis4en
and addresses made by Mes3rr stephen D. Co'ahan
j l. Ovcred and others. who thought that some OF me
nominees " the Regular Democratic ticket weie RcCl
fitted for state Prison than for the suS,s on tie vo
cratic party. The meeting was large ana ehihhslasuo'
TIE SEVENTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
The AJany Ercping Journal says:
The Hog ThG Win MURPHY a1 clto lsG "ayes
hut Union candidate in the held-Mr Chrstop.et,
Pullman W. had hoped the SeInenI AM mrn and
tha he would Dec returned. lie was fearless useIui
wears l. without spot or blemsh He could have been
elected And we very much doubt wiener any o'n'r
young of great energy aud capacity ana OF eNatsu
character. In the Board Of Councimen no was Ihe
im he n"opl" With his consent OF without his earnest
| az
THIS fidelity 20 the interests he was chosen u represent
was h., political destruction. lie might have hartercd
away his Character scd his conscience, and remained
in the Board of Councimcn-a rich man lie chose 10
maintain his independence and integrity ard was voted
into rotrcmcut-to expression which seldom ap
plies well rs here poor but honest u would pe
an honor 10 New York city and 10 the state Mr run
man coald De elected. But hardly venture 10 hope
for snch an achieyem OF course n the Jity lail
end municipal scamps Of high ana low degree are
banded against him. And, equally, Z" course u ia ~
has served ~ iailiully ana Vel N IN, o ,' tiit
selves much rs 10 walk To the polls anu ' o, n1
in his behalf Il IS unfortunate that such Is tue truth
bat the truth i IL, nevertheless
TIE FIFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT REPUBrlCANs
A meeting was held last night at the Spring.
st. Han ana lSes we mere Oi Mined Tie attendance
was very good c Iag non upaninous consent
marks n he introdaced Mr. Moses rett Who made very
sensible speech IN which he sad ih3l , Tug
the strength OF the Democratic parry DO Tie city tc .
publican majority IN the r ts ,n. at Fernando
Wood held the other day at which wood sad sl i
be next Mayor, there u money fuli~ H'l'
aagd on his pocket 90 buy Democratic votes Y
elect me" Mr.. Rittcrband then took tho stand
and mentioned the good qualities or Alder
man White that fitted him for the duties OF Senator
Major Haggcry rose amid immense applause, ana maze
one of the most feeling and sensible speeches 1t has been
our good luck hear for time lac touchingy alluded
To the misfortune Of his country reland and to ms
lack OF wealth He NOT like his opponents able To
drive about q carriage 10 canvass nut was oplgeu 10
lepend upon his roers moreover he had no money tO
nav the strikers spend In bars 20 he must call upon
the people to support him from their own conceptions OF
night alone lie spoke at length but want OF space
obges us TO curta his speech Mr. Chas A. Clarke then
rose and favored the audience with very good irish
comic song He followed by Mr.. Rafferty, who rose
chiefly 10 indorse the nomination OF Major Haggerty, who
hopcd that all true Irishmen would rally around aud
give HIM triumphant majority Mr Charles T. POLKA
mus the nominee for Assembly, spoke for some time;
Or Robertson then wound the meeting with special
calling upon all Republicans TO register their votes, ana
make all their friends do likewise and carry the state
and County ticket.
NEW-JERSEY
MASS MEETING IN BLACKWOODTOWN.
A large and enthusiastic Republican meeting,
presided by DR. j. NJ Mccullough, was held nj
BlaekwOOdtown, ~ j.. on Thursday evening SpcccEca
nv he NJ ScONcl and the Hon.