New-York tribune., 1868-02-14
POLITICAL.
NEW-YORK.

-r,e MASS MEETING AT COOPER INSTITUTE
The action of the Union Republican syracuse
Convention in the presentation OF Gen. Grant lo
dent and Reuben Z. Fenton for Vice Presiuen' - - 49,
United States will be indorsed this evening a, C
Institute Senator Morrell. the Hon T. q ,d
Jas. W Nye. Gen. Logan. Judge T. ~ posor,ed
Van COtt aud others are announced SssIo"A'''
seats for ladies' - lo,.
MEETING OF THE UNION REtIbLIOAN Wv
srpvArvr9 CENTRAL COMMITTEE
The Vnion Republican (COnserNa.MN ~ iait
trail Committee held their regular ~ Rr"adw,,v and
rwentS Third st. the Hon Thomas MURPHY Cn @ ~ 'm me ~.
the Committee presdinS Aa't 80 H Gee@ates to tbc lac
spte Convention being called for, the Hon k,i kaus
Andrews made 'taithVt ,h III ,gImbers and met there
number Of delegations from dierenSs parIs W W. eiI
of similar V'STi 10 we're Teeeyed and read warm dis
cussion then onsued on the question OF lneI t ~ G m
n"n that the party In this city should be reorganizc
Thev ala not press auy claim 20 be heafd ~ tgu ~ We
selection Of delegates 10 Chicago thcy 3ny oeu % 10 o
recognized as membcas OF the Republican parry rom rom
ths city. aud 70 press the NECESSITY vl tHS NE Ioot t
of the party I'm the city OF new ors I.ey % aouu - ' ~
the Convention had been PACKED. ana that mah Was az
the head of It who had previously neeh geneIaS re, iv
garicd "a honorable ana hlghlhuueu Senl'1ha' "lV
whose conduct this occasion proved MN 70 ne ul "
dcbased. low-toned hfthrate politician. The rnluEa
which made totally at variance with peccueliI
and with justice. As he he speaker learned aerNau, M
rhe matter had been carefully arranged IN fauC, 'o
night before. Men were ready Cach VIII n5 ;c ~
prevent this delegation from having ar heatIns ov,Ho
the Convention. III the cOhuucl oI thiH
.ould he made known 10 tho Republican party OF lHe
State ne the speaker believed thcy Nouu no @ H.
Fiualiy THE delegation refused recognition ~ uct
fes buf were invited seats on the nOor lhs tneJ
declined 10 accept aud withdrew. In cOncudlhE m re
nqrks Mr. Andrews announced his determination 10 rE
10 the ORGANIZATION with which he was now ldehthtu
e beicVcd that time would demonstrate the correctness
1f their views. He thought he already detected syp-
tons of weakness and approaching dissolution IN the lac
zion which was now opposed 10 them. He advised the
members Of this organization 10 remain hrm oatlhS no
single point of their principles, but stll h0ldhg out as
heretofore the olive branch of peace. Al the conclusion
W Mr. Andrews's remarks the Committee ADJOURNED
TWENTIETH ASSEMBLY GRANT AND TENToN CLUB.
A large meeting OF this Club was held on
Tuesday evening at Brevoort Hall Judge Van No0rst
WAS elected Chairman. Addresses were made by Judge
Fthan. Mai UaggeTty. aud others, and the Iono"lDs
resolutions were adopted: o.,
HIr7s believe Grant Is 10 fa scco win the
;tal country all to poo questions M ta F c
ising t-ieccn tinevng Executive ~ patriotic '"itir ahd
wisdom anu hT MA
lrras believe Reuben Fnon by his long snl consist
freedom. bis patriotic series u CongrSs
tc f-r~s Integrity be displayed OF this state bis
la devotion to the soldiers bis energetic au unco
promising sfe the hydrhse monster Secession, "a clearly
place upon the ticket headed by the greatest solder
se That ve cordially dorse the action Of the Convention held
the nomination Of Ulysses = Grant Tor
u sud RelOen T. feuoa M NcePsdent Of the tn'el Si-s
SYRACUSE CHARTER ELECTION.
SYRACUSE, y. Y, Feb 13.-John \. Green, jr.,
vas nominated unanimously to-day as the candidate "I
tho Democratic party for the Office OF Mayor OF TINS cry
There great strife here In regard TO the pending char
election. Very much feeling exists.