New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-23

SieySr' Kalbfssch, Bliss Tahnage,
UTl 2,,iss 900
Kalbnesch's majority over Bliss. e.l73.
Justice. Isf Dist Dclmar Adams Gargan.
Delmsr's majority ovor Adams. 4.as5.
Justice, ma DIST. Riley. NoccEonse. Applegatc.
-3.oI 1881 1870
Riley's majority over 5iaFc-ouse. 800
Justice, ITh DiSt-..NOor.ncs. scnirr COlahah'
Voorhees, majority over senior. 4.72O.
Justice va D,st. ...Eamcs ""lteis "O0oNin
Eamcs's majority over Walters, 1925.
THE GERMANS INDORsING DARLING.
The German Republican Club OF the AAth
Assembly District met at No 81 Thirdave last night to
indOrse the nomination Of Nj Darling lor Mayor, ana
received the acceptance OF VIM a. Docies WY VIZ "I
deTmanic Distinct
A CHASE AND FENTON CAMPAIGN CLUE.
A meeting of citizens favorable TO the nominal
zion Of salmon T. Chase and Reuben J.. Pres
dent and Vice President Of the United States was hed
~ the injecting was 10 form Chase and FentOn Cam
paign Club" Mr. John W Farmer having been called
10 the chair. DIT Snodgrass addressed the meeting
lie spoke Of Mr.. Chase's integrity his ability as
a jurist his acumen as fnancier, his Underwriting
patriotism statesman; and claimed nm ss a repre-,
sentative % the great American Idea OF Liberty ana
EQUALITY to al men salmon y CRase was A5IS ba
death removed the author OF the dogma that the negro
has rights that the white is bound to respect men
pf All sections chose Mr.. Chase his The
speaker recalled the argument delivered before the
case. and did not hesitate 10 class the author
as among the foremost minds Of the country both in
yer and his GOODNESS calmness and caution Judge
He takes broad comprehensive view OF the politics OF
the country. and II elected President viii exercise
,ropcr discrimination In the selection OF administrators
~ the law the vctOrs belong the spOls is the com
mon cry party politicians, but should be- 10 the
true representatives Of the honest and victorious party
beonUs the right execute the behests OF the party
Mr. Chase Is identified with the principles OF the Radical
nubran marty: lie Is the only powerful representative
of thai organization prominently before the people,
and for MS election and that Of Reuben T. FenOn the
o1ier friend the ncOrruptibe citizen the faithful ru-
Ter of this great commonwealth shouu VIC give OA VI"
divided support
Mr. Robert Grove followed IN eloquent address, in
" cb he smoke Mr. Chase as the living OF the
ues and sagacity OF the amented Lincoln. In retaining
AR Chase a. Secretary OF the Treasury, Mr.. Lincoln
vnced the greatest wisdom. His system OF finance, in
.adnced M "A time when even the most sanguine in
desnair WAS the salvation OF the Union The speaker
od not undervalue the services OF the military heroes
~ had crushed the dragon OF Rebellion; but lac urged IL
non ms hearers that they must LOOK 10 the tnre-
81. ,usf rely mon staesmanship for eXtrldatOn from
tbs' dificntles into which the War has
tInnged the country, ana from Whch we
IaI not emerge till destinies are ruled by man
sboss Dafrofisf0 is beyond doubt, and whose honest
prncpis be il neither afraid nor ashameu 70 express
tbd iour ~ danger Grant was our salVauOn but III
a. 49, en rn etares In the face We must rely upon
Sse cool head the honest heart and the SOUND Judgment
~ snch man az Salmon T. Chase Both speakers pao
beb tfbnte 10 tbe great work OF GOV fentOn as man
sd n miaSc servant and were frequently applauded.
grhe foliowing were the resolutions passed 49,, 80,
gI~yeaS We the eeeo Of the With Assembly Dhies are iuy
rssssd h he necessity full conviction on the pAI h people
IIsf tbs our Government Of the United States - gGpsJ ~,
and therefore that he ouI
kboud foteet alike alike all and shoun
al the right and power 10 ahe
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