New-York tribune., 1868-01-31
POLITICAL.
NEW-YORK.
NEW-YORK.
THE JOHNSON MEETING AT TIE COOPER
INSTITUTE.


THE JOHNSON MEETING AT TIE COOPER
INSTITUTE.
The main hall of the Cooper Union was, last
nghtas upon the occasion Of political meet
ings-fed in every part by the sympathzers with my
policy" and the opponents Of the majority in Congress
who dare to legisae for the people of the whole couh
and not merely for the benefit Of the pardOned but n-
purged Orignators and upholders Of the rebellion ~
somewhat difficult to determine whether love for tne
President or hatred for Congress Mas IN the
in the breasts OF the crowdthe cheers for the i3T
only executed II at all, by the expressions OF dsp
pIoval uttered for the latter The name OF ten UIh tho
yariOusly received sometimes applause followed ING
mention OF IT, but more than once 1t would nave lc4u, g,
a very ardent supporter OF the CommanderlnChle 10
feel that there not at least IN inc idlu W
o'clock Mr. Northrup called the meeting to order and
nominated Mr. Hugh Maxwell as chairman, when NUM- %
the aged gentleman, full of love Of country and e1prG
Ons Of fear lest the present course OF Congress sn@
Presidents was read also the resolutions WI %iSu leu
characterized the violations OF ne ha csohl,sI
OF military Dictator III tDe oousutin ~, t,
and asserted that was not the f6 predeney The
Chairman apOogzed for the absence oi oa VA W. NJ
Doiftie read letter written by his father, who said
that il cost him struggle TO he absent from the moog
as he woud like to he with any body of men who
We're Iaboring 10 rescue the country from the rule of
the dominant party in Congress- The new Reconsiuc-
which proposes to make II necessary that twothrds Of
the membcs OF the Supreme Court shall concur ~ the
opinion that enactment of Congress is unconstitntonai
before II becomes invalid These questions were reviewed
at length but the sentiments expressed In the letter OF
reading finished, Mr. Doolttle said he should speak,
if hell Sawnea @ Snd DeSaon sSde h% n tho hSa ram ms
ers OF tie Constitution, and how they had
put MP barriers To Keep separate tho legislative exec
tive and judicial departments OF the Government; but
Congress now seeking TO absorb The whole power
dent will become but cypher, and be subject to the
caprice OF Congressional majority 1t was most infa
command an officer of the army and the effort TO adopt
the bill affecting the Supreme Court was an attempt to
opinion adverse to Congress Congress was asking to
stihc the voice of liberty and to make justice save;
untutOred negroes should be lawgvers TO the Crassan
race Ia the hands Of Democrats and Conservative Re
rested the fate of the country but the Democrats have
10 right to nominate man who cannot be supported ny
the Conservatives. man who cannot be elected
The nominee Of both Democrats ana ConscrTa
sherman Cheers Hancock incre cheers or mat iron
man Andrew Johnson lChcers often repeated, the
Radicasm would he overcome and be buried in The
grave with its twn-brOher, Secession: Mr. DENNIS NC
Mahon of westchcstcr County followed and amused the
listeners by frequent ausions to women. the Supreme
Court bill now in Congress. and other matters o political
Significance. Mr.. Hiram ketchum and Mr.. Leader ot
Philadelphia gsucceeded. The former said hc was
"T9y % "S ad % RsfsF G & SGIed hT iO@ spcc r
Horato seymour he voted for him for Governor The
previous 10 his fall he was persistent Whg an voted
0r Fillmore as he Wasa Whg-aDd Tor Bel ana Everett
chairs were unpleasantly Obtrudng themselves and
after repetition for the most part OF what already
Upon the platform were the Hon II. II. Dawson 81
Georgia and the Hon Samuel c. Courtney and the Hon
Luke +. COzzens OF New York.
DELEGATES TO THE REPUBLICAN STATE coz
VENTION.
Saliron.-Gen. Charles H. Van Wycb, the
Hon. Henry Il. Low, and John Waller. jr
wicox of Hortheid aud SAMUEL T. Brick ir Of Middle
town. The Convention passed the following resolution:
sree from th State c on this sn we desire tat shal he dis
sa 3 s 'a ,Se Hsae%ec Int r.,f oPPos .fso
and hereby ordered that COPY Of this resolution be forwarded by The
Orqnge.-Ezra Farrlngton, George Clark. Chauncey
E6ctIand John W. Ferdon, Richard A. veryaien Rem
Blauveli
Seneca.- David J.. Kase, Vim. Burroughs. and Fred L.
soio va. passed unanimously at the Comfy Convention in
,tnctre delegates state Convention fr drsies the
Chicago Convention favorable the nomination OF Graut and fcntOn
Monroe. Delegates to tho Republican State Convention
from Monroe County: Isl Disrict-Joseph a; steele ID
Kingsley. j. H. BarrOwe. IId Dstrict-E A Frost, A. G.
Es5 W Ese. WE W s OsSood ''O' '''
DUTcHEss COUNTY REPUBLICAN, DELEGATES.
dar. Messrs. A. Bush A. " Paimef. and W b. sheldon
chosen "a represent in the syracuse Convention the
Isl Assembly District OF Dutchess.
IIOGA COUNTY REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
AT the Republican County Convention held at
the Court House in the village OF Owego county OF Toga,
saturday the 25tb January the following resolutions
unanimously adopted:
R,sOrd That tie Ieutaves Of the ReIul'n Union party
Ard fae. ofihe present Congress q the United States resr
States originally adopted by Congress and 10 Ieae unaierah
conviction that faithful and romng administration Of ih' law
ocao and rs'odt The Southern States their sa, IN is &
era Union That desire hearty IN the
recent acton Of we G1 90, %, EsPIst1ss; % IN & The @,'g @ S tho
Dictator BIZ oSe' m mischief and nGTes the Reorganization Of those
Rescc,d That We regard unuugsted shing contempt
reel ltf . % n Gsss Ts,..y Sf 4Td,sT % so JoS%s Which . e
eTt cuppe e maie reconstruction and endangr the pthe un
ard prosperity ofe Republic TA, bail With Joy the solvent otbe
Of Lord 1850 which closes bis incniuou sd ens
oblivion than that John
HAT tie sIs4e
su ed Aad m9oeni the soesed DemocAey aud We should 10
sGsoushcd shameful aside al
personal make mutual combine
element OF strength the formation Of tickets aud work together
vndcaon Republican principles
Rod That abiding faith courage honesty Wis
o ard patriotism Of Ulysses Grant and entertain hm belief thai
sk inruing the denes of the tO bis earea
the U Acts than pty words the true
ue a. soldier evatrd highest place
entitled him hoBors the Kin ol grateful people
attribute Of silence him TO be possessed
racr srd discretion which place polrau
Iey his plea or gallant Phil Sheridan aud uuwsveng support Of
SecTetaJ stanton show him to be In f sympathy With the loyal
Of North and favor Of the principles OF the party GILBERT o%
Rtsoed That the great State svYorl paramount
NAV in tie State richly deserves that exalted honor than
present Reuben Feuon That long Jouons o
and confidently assert that In him Vice President oi the
Isou shond urcy possess msn wle@ We can trust That t
b protection and promotion Of it, local interests and the Rtpub
hens oga Comfy should take pde aud pleasure urging bis
National Republican Ticket Processing these sentiments and prefer
request delegates the Convention their hr
efforts National Delegation aho will loesi favor snd fah
fully Is t nominations confident hat sih Grant and Fsaea ~
orr 'tssdsFd i,sieIf the victory is already won
KENTUCKY
SENATOR GUTHRIE.
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