The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-17
STATE POLITICS.
Republican Ratification Rally
at Cooper Institute.
TIE TICKET ADOPTED BY ACCL AVIATION
Enthusiastic Endorsement Of
the Policy Of Congress.
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President JOhns0n's Administra-
ton Denounced.
General Grant Hailed as the Next
President.
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KEylgW OF STATE AND CITY PSLITICS.
Republican Concessions to the Lager
Beer and Whiskey Interests.
IMMENSE OUTSIDE GATHERING.
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Speeches by Ex-Governor Morgan, william n.
Evarts, Senator Nye, John Coch-
rane and Others.
KgylgW OF STATE AND CITY PsLITICS.
Republican Concessions to the Lager
Beer and Whiskey Interests.
IMMENSE OUTSIDE GATHERING.

TIE republican Union party held their ratification
meeting the Cooper Institute last evening. The
together Of the largest republican gather
Gs thai has Witnessed In the city for considera
bio ne The large hall OF the Institute was crowded TO
. most unpleasant extent, and hundreds had 10 turn
Ron ihs door disappointed OF all chance Of
admission. Within all crush and light notices
banners and music, while outside the discharge OF
broke at intervals the late Unusna quiet Of the
Asghborhood OF Union Hall.
On the walls were hung the following mottoes:-
-osr maryred dead-Lincoln, wadsworth, sedgwick,
Lyon, Kearney." Equal rights to all men," Scene
raj Daniel Standardization, Fredericksburg, Getys
bssg, and administration of the Caiolinss' "L.,le
Phil Sherdan-ne Shenandoah valley, Fifth Military
District, his peace and reconstruction"
In front OF the speakers desk hung plscard
Waning the The nominees Of the radical repub
nsan party and several gilt and nse representations Of
~ cap Of liberty completed the decorations.
nne brass bsnd discoursed very excellent
nuc previous TO the opening OF the meeting and kept
ne large audience in good humor until shortly after
seven O'clock when, amid great cheering, f. d.
Morgan and Horace Greeley appeared on the platform
ed were accommodated With front Seats Around them
we're seated about hundred gentlemen active
ing members OF The radical republican party.
srEEcs CHARLES q. SPENCER.
Shortly after seven O'Clock Mr. Charles g. Spencer
Chairman OF the Republican General Commit
tse advanced to the front OF the platform
and opened the meeting with the following speech
As President OF the Union Republican Central Com.
OF this city, becomes my duty this great
meeting OF undismaysd and true radical republicans
chcers) 10 order and nominate to it presiding officer
From whatever causcs-local disafec ion, apathy or
sthers-lhe failure OF political friends part
shc states may ARISEN patriotic heart OF
rcDublicauigm-behttnv a
strong aud hosthfll as ever tapplausel-has resolved
that our Imperial state stall MOI pass INTO the nos
OF aiers and abetters Of rebellion, SYM
pathiIers with rebels, u supporters OF Andrew
Johnson that the treasure expended 10 preserve ms
Union shall have been wasted that Of the
blood shed 10 preserve TINS Union shall not cry vain
UNTO Heaven from Tho ground, moisteued, hnllowei,
made classic and immortal SOIL ~ a.; that the pubic
faith shall rgmain nyiolate noud applausel; that
every dollar o. national indebtedn shalt be pad and
ct the proper time and in the proper Say that In a
ropubc men made tho IMAGE OF their God endowed
N and ualenGbe ghts compelled to obey
she Law by thousands nghng to save Ia. government
that enacts and cxecutes tho las and taxed whenever
they have property, to support the Law, shah have
the maSing Of the law thai the policy OF
srucon of The radical Congress snal BE- sustained and
the political treacheTy OF Andrew Johnson unquai-
Aedy and Indignantly Condemned Continued applause)
Al these findings i the determination OF the
radical republicans or New YORK sba tins powerful
State IN November make tCheers II is my proud
and grateful on 20 nominate "a your presiding
officer an eminent statesman, a ripe scholar pure
parrot ard ACCOMPLISHED gentleman, formerly
member of STATE S3uat' twice honored by by
elevation TO the subernaora CHAIR OF State then
Of your Senator'S 10 congress, always hon.
ored deseryedly-hs Excellepcy Edwin ID. Morgan.
rCheersl
srEEcH OF NON n n MORGAN.
Amid great cheering Hon. +. H. MORGAN then took
the chair. aud when restored came forward
snd addressed the nssembmge;-
We have assembled Tor the purpose OF expressing our
opinions the proceedings % late Republican
s. ale Convention. aud 10 rRiy aud oonhrm It's nomlna
tain tho fitness OF tue several csnd dates yet
eecior, before deposiung his ta,iot, - emitted
90 any Incarnation We may possess a. . The
I chesrlully offer such as am enabled 10
present. II has been my privilege to enjoy ihe per-
names have been placed upon State tesst
Most Of them have served IN tue for tho Union,
Ia tsesld Others have served IN the Legislature and
N Cong~ss with great usefulness and honor
sSs.e,er, ana worthy Of our mos, 1eaous
support, wor ny the cordial and unqualified en-
sss, .a bsv. our iIa ru aD pardon e'sn e
fss occupying lew minutes or your tune upon one or
TOO subjscs OF nat onal concern The country needs
repose 10 this all agree Every interest with which
pares have directly TO do, political, social and nnancla
AsmaDds this And each equally demands that the pac-
Prominent among the questions upon which the people
throughout the country arc divided 70 that Of
rscosstruciias the states Lately in rebellion. Tho
President, although chosen By tue party 10 which
bslong favors the immediate admission INTO Congress
q those gsnt'emsn claiming ssau from that section
wAo Will The OF allegiance now. without refe
their past conduct aud without asking coud-
lions Of any kind; and towards the accomplish
ssnt Of that eud he steadily exercises the powers
Of his graf ONCE Congress-, on the Other hand
whhs wiling 10 waive al claims TO ndem-
nity for The past demands security for the
future AppiaussI In visw OF The frighsfu train OF
lis which the country has just emerged, ana the
origin 81 when TO extent yct exists Is tnis unres
sonabo1 II not, hos i tho indemnity TO to op,ansdf
The people who rebeled aud engaged IN war against NE
nation constitute large majority OF the white lopus
Non IN all tho se insurrcctonay STATES.
TINS majority 10 80 large ss entirely TO con.
81 ihose States who were loyal Throughout tue
struggle and who in their heplessness look 70 "
for protection, TO have no efficient oce ~ the inesaoe
questions OF adus mentf Are The freedmen, who have
faithfully served the national cause 70 occupy no
higher evil status tn,u before the shoiishment OF
slavery Are thsre dangers OF another rebellion 70
be provided sgains, whenever y shsn sut
the purposes OF authors OF tho late one, and tbcir
imitatots to bring II ABOUT, II We, without
mp,sug checks. 20 quickly coths Beauregard. Breck
enridgo TcDnibs, Ssmm.s BeDlsmn. Shdell Mason and
leading fellow Irecels with powerf Had u been sup
p,sed that thee aud ths< associates be re-
seated 10 Congress socn a. their conisdcray
INITIATED, think you ,hs state OF Nsw YORK.
could bsyc enrolled pcriod % ninety
days eghiy..evcn thousand 81 ~ sons the
youth and nover Of the Commonwealth and that too
last year had ihc honor bc the occupsn, VI The
Executive chsiri Surely, had this aues,on been
itisd those two great soldiers, fresh from
chief cities Of the South, aud familiar with the spirit OF
tbe psppie tberesheridsn and Sickies loud applause
whose wisdom In peace rivals their aeods In aud
in whose honor buzzss vcrs 10 recently given insl
~ounseed caution And their we'll matursd opinion
worth nothing this respectf Indeed, the insurgens
spirit IL Wholly quecd In Tie Ffth and Third Military
dssricts, why were these patriotic omcsss osplssea.
not be blind o. 20 Impose certain conditions
precedent the admission OF those States mt vas ther
right not only their solemn duty 10 do Nnst - ths
requisite gbsrsntesY The essential element ~ tbapoyh
man without regard 70 color shall participate IN the
OF thoae Hut this would enffan-
shlss the blacks Most certainly for In THIS way Only