New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-29

They had his previous record that lac stood. lie
expected 70 be assailed with eaumny ISLANDERS, aud
lies the only weapons which his enemies could bring
against him Every old threadbare SANDER which had
been pronounced against him would be Taked up and
promulgated against him. He expected this. He gave
notice IN advance that ne should not attempt to riute
them. He expected 70 be charged with arson, burglary
rape and murder perhaps He should not eansay them
lie should only reply that they had not found ont half
He wanted II clearly understood that he admitted all
they cV1lu say III advance. nc UNDERSTOOD ina,
1t would be charged against him that he had
Sunday. II this was true he could only reply that
when elected he should be. he would be the first 10
him. shortly before his death that he had only found out
amer ne was out o. 1,ee' n9% 10 get along wh tG
forgive anything in public officer except cowardice
speaker mo man can accuse e Of ha He had been
abused and ved and held responsible for the enormous
expenditures of the city in 1856 when they amounted to
S6OOOOOO Now the expenses OF the city $lOOOOOO
Was II not better TO have one bad man at s6oOOO than
any number OF honest men at $2lO000Oi The speech
was listened 10 by as large an audience as the room
would hold and was frequently interrupted by alternate
cheers for Fernando Wood and jimmy OBrien."
THE EIGHTEENTH WARD UNION LEAGUERs.
The Eighteenth Ward Union League Asso-
citation met at the Demt Dispensary last evening. The
hall crowded with both The Anderson Glee
Club nerspersed songs between the speeches Mr. F. j.
Flthian the first speaker among other things,
not work we know that they wW, for they
have for years supported both themselves and their
Inc Democratic party Is dead 1t received ITS death
a
may an De sure OF one thing, and that 49, that party
which is dsoyal in the time OF the nations peril can
Tyler of Connecticut. having been introduced, said
am for peace but not until the Union Is cemented
usl Does any suppose that all the brains all
the virtue and all the intellect OF the nation stuffed
seems TO think that the Constitution is kind of eur
tain thrown over the country, and that Secession
has made slight rent In IL, and that lie ~ tailor
enough to sew 1t up and goose enough to press down
d
The speaker addressed himself TO Of Horauo Seymours
late speeches and asked who ought to pay the expenses
Of the war those who made IL or those who stopped H.
Col Montgomery Of Ohio addressed the assembly saying
he always was Democrat as his father, and his
father, and all the fathers before them, hence he
knew something about their record back TO the
time OF the first Democrat Satan. The Colonel continued
We have heard that Rebels cannot he got out OF the
Union say they can be hanged out! Moses d. d van
the old Democratic party are now IN the Republican,
while the dry bones shriyeed skin, and all the baser
portions with the fellows that style themselves Demo
Gratis Before the Adjournment the following resolution
va" aa PSse ael bse s 6s S @ from The Metropolitan Excise
Law IN lesseniug crime and IN The general Ie9Ts quiet @ ss'
Council will for no candidate Tor the Legislature Of s state who
s.a S s P''' himself " oppose the repeat Or "'''''' '''
REPUBLICAN MEETING IN HARLEM-ADDREssEs
BY HORACE GREELEY, MAJOR HAGGERTY,
MR.. CHAS. s. SPENCER, AND OTHERS.
The XXIst Assembly District Republicans
last evening National Hail. Harlem to ratfy the
d lp hSPog td 3e'e Tbe HON Edgar Kefchum pre-
sided. number OF Vice Presidents and Secretaries were
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Mr. Greeley was presented as the frst speaker lie re-
viewed the action Of the Democratic party prior 10 the
nOunced treason OF It's leaders and showed the faacy
and hOOwness Of their policy and professions. The New
in South Carolina. MI Greeley IN codlusl0n, TOOK the
ground that it was much shorter way , 70
than to follow the plan which the Democracy proposes
which Is nothing less 'n9 10 Le5oIe ne r an ~ o
The cOOred man South who has once voted can never
L
antres upon the office which II Is proposed 10 give MN
denounced the Democratic party and Mr. F. Wood as
the worst enemies Of his countymen. lie followed
by the Hon 7. j. Fthian, who showed that the Demo
DISCRIMINATION. Mr. Charles Spencer and the Hon VII
son Bergman made short addresses
REPUBLICANS OF THE SIXTH SENATE DISTRICT.
The Sixth Senatorial Republican Nominating
Convention met last night the late IRE Commissioner
Mr. Martin y. Brown, IN the chair. At o'clock the Con
venton called TO order ana the Secretary read the
list OF delegates An informal ballot taken, which
resulted as follows: Ashman. IS Perey Il; Gen Coch
rane, J. The second and third ballots showed similar
result put on lhe lOullh ca Itlle! hau 10 lv 1el'
q Mr. Ashman retaining his Unnecessary 20 choice TO-
rane 4; Erbcc "a delegate. on the sixth ballot the
General the delegate were dropped and the Chair
seventh ballot resulted in tie At close OF the
opd sixth and seventh ballots an adjournment was
moved but was not carried aud motion prevailed that
the several delegations select ono from number
fer and suggest the names Of candidates the consdora
ton Of the Convention the body 10 take recess until such
conference terminated. The committee numbered four,
and after the lapse OF half an hour, returned with be
wdcring report-two asserting that MIR Samuel Cantrell
had consented to accept the nomination. II rendered, but
the other member OF the Committee insisting that Mr
Canroll could not give definite answer until noon TO
day. An informal ballot was taken As follows;
Cantren, a. Ashman, u; Perley, 4. The formal
ballot, Immediately afterward, resulted: Ash
man, a; CanTell, 70; Perley g. The Confer
euce Committee reappOintcd and Instructed
obtain definite reply from Mr. Cautre 10 the question
Would he or would he not be candidate II placed In
nomination. The Committee returned and reported
that Mr. Cantrell would not run under any eircum-
stances. vote was now taken and a count showed
AshmaD, 20 Gen COchrane, la result which was re-
nous The successful candidate having been summoned
addressed the Convention.
SENATORIAL NOMINATIONS.
We give below the nominations for the state
Senate nearly complete: