New-York tribune., 1869-05-19
POLITICAL.

That eccentric politician and philosopher,
Henry A. Wise OF Virginia. has written letter which
appears I'm The MehOdSt AdrOeate OF Atlanta Ca the
War; It's and results in which he assumes that the
was ordained of God as the only OF emanci.
pating the slaves Gen. Wise says: '.,ssss
IThathe ordered and directed result the
emancipation OF slaves I'm America knowing that there
other way TO bring it about and at the same time
save all that is precious have not the least doubt And
feel that he who resiss, I'm any unreasonable way
obsructs the legitimate consequences OF this special
nrnyidencc EcLa agn,nst tbe nrirIs TiIs
brings up the question: What should be regarded ms
the legitimate Consequences My answer is peace.
The old strfes must cease and be hushed, and their
wounds be healed Next, charity liberation, brohorly
or you me- for the ofenses and Injuries OF this war.
slavery was its cause, our weakness, IL not our
Satanic influences by fire and blood His FIRE and blood
for tho war was His II the sin mine. But unto
burn and the blood TO heat after the sin and Of
woes have been burnt to ashes We must not Keep the
fires ignted-the ashes must be allowed to cool-and
then, rs from battehelds the green herbage may be
made to grow more luXurant than ever so good frut
Of this hod war No men, or set Of men. must dare to
take any bolts OF vengeance IN their hands.
LOCAL POLITICS.
The Ninth Assembly District Union Rcpub-
can Association held special meeting last evening, at
the headquarters Lebanon Hall, Abngdon-square. TO
consider the Of the rejected to the General
Committee. There a very full attendance. The
President being ont Of town. Vice President VIM H. Corsa
took the char, with Mr. Samuel Lake as Secretary Mr.
port OF their treatment by the General Committee, and
presented preamble ndseres Of whchafter
rectng the fact of the case, and strongly cOndcmnng
the conduct of the Committee IN refusing 10 hear tcsti
mony in regard to the contested seats and allowing me
delegates whose seats contested 10 vote upon the
question OF retaining their own seats concludes as
R,5iref That =, q, Republicans, beHerus be Republican
s usst sHd pus,t political orgsgisn Of the eogui viii
fr TIE bs,t u'r'' q s party :, .s >, gg da As honorable ~a
br claiming - h. sa,r' aai % r,bue s'ih Indignant 'o
al .tep, o., sglsma y asossT s.'sHGl aIq ianl h.
,s ls.d y Gsors, W,s All DAT We sl soaaao to labor
lsrsla 'lr hs saesrs q tbs r,riv
Eiad That slide or n.alood aad ',frptoi forbid .ny oh.'
m eh u, asi ',gA az hl q; Sort ~ 70 % ',9s & .o9a' gi G
shsl receive oor lssty cooperation sni - port -, ,,
a , ~ ,ro,,siy n"1tcJ and lie meet
ing adjourned.
At the election Of the Sixteenth Assembly
District Union Republican Association hrId ll7t evening
ticket va elected Delegate. Geuera Committee
Esenv Richard NJ fush william Lamher. John A. Fos-
Ter Henry Wilson and ~ Crcgnu. President: Faconcr.
u.Ster' Recording SECRETARY James NJ. TomsOn, jr.;
Corcs spoudug secretary stephen T. Bfooker treasurer
Tbo, G. Rogers william Boyd. David KiImer, Henry
cray Frcdk Bernhard, Philip Frankenhemcr, WIN. IL.
Hui VIM Wheeler Richard Bennett, Aanson King,
James Amstrong rAuNp huey' I%; SloOIS' u, yhaSs
DR. joseph Werner Thos Stevenson Francis wood, JOS
O. Iarnard, Moses N Vail. Benjamin Wordcn Thomas
Scudder John L. Wilson, George W. Lush. Thomas Bet
fridge George W. Hall. James u Little, Henry .. Mul-
hall william l. Jones. Conrad klappcrt. Andrew sutton
otto Ahlstrom William Mckinley, T. n. Patterson
There was well attended meeting last
evening of the Twenty lrt District Union Republican
Association at Masonic Hall Eighty s1th-st, between
Third aud FOuTthayes.. Mr. W. III. Dc(amp IN tho
chair aud Mr. T. j. Salmon acting Secretary.
After the approval and reading u the minutes 30 cad
dates for membership proposed and tho matter re-
frrrrd 10 the Executive Committee Vim. A. Brown, Jr,
steted that had called Assessor kctchum and WIS
Informed that he did not intend 90 recognize this Asso-
clation After a spirited debate Committee OF three
was appointed wait Mr. kctchum aud ascertain the
facts n tho case After the appointing OF Committee
ON rooms consisting Of Messrs. Brown, Wobator. ahd
Tburbpr O quarters In lOrkyue ana Harlem 30
a. 10 meet every alternate month In those places the
meeting adjourned, subject 10 the call OF the chair
The first meeting Of the Eighteenth District
Union Republican Association. since the election Of ON
Gers took place last night about 80 persons being pres
eut Mr. Geo II. Van cleft the President having taken
tbs chair the Secretary, WIN. A. j. Dennis read the re
mort ON the late election and communication nom Mr.
Rnfus Andrews n approval OF the Efforts OF the society
Committees on ByeIAws aud Privileges were appointed
and the meet ing adjourned ~ an early hour leaving me
Executive Committee In private session on Organization