New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-14

For Aldermen ...,.,,
WILLIAM E DODGE S S9HN t Il SRSo'hN
JoMS hfTHOFf. JOHN FAuLkNER
stMiTFi r. H. VANCE, Oracle KING,
WM NJ. yERMILlEA FREnERIGK MI, kITII rh
CUAElEs l.. TIFFANY, THERON r. BUTLEk
GEN. CHARLES X. GRAHAM
Brooklyn Ticket. ,.,.,,,.p
Fog Jusiiocs o. City cart, HESRY HAGSER
ELECTION. TUESDAY NAY H.
THE JUDICIARY ELECTION = REPl BLlCelANN
MASS MEETINGS IN NLW-lohA AMI
GRAND RATIFICATION MEETING AT COOPER
neutrality-suspicious. BY HENRY +. DAVIES
AuTHER II. MARSH, AND GEO. H. SHARPE.
The Rcmblicans of,New-Y York rallied in force
last evening at Cooper Institute, to raty The STATE 'u
d,,iay Ticket nominated by the recent Convention AT
Rochcscr and the local nominations Jhe slare OF TOWN
~, ard the music Of Dodsworths band preceded the
- ~t,rh was called 10 order by Gen. john Coch-
r.pe. chairman Of the Union Re9no!c29 Gestfa Com
ttee Gen Cochrane stated the object and Importance
o tLe catherine and nominated for President the Hon.
Henry T. Davies, whom ne oOlDpInented highly Judge
payie. was received with applause ana unanimously
elected and spoke as follows: "a. -.-.----~ss>
srr.su OF HasaT s. fIyils
NJ, FfIIoE -CTrzENs: thank you for the honor OK
b.rt,l ci e. preside over the dchherauohs Oh lhiS
ar. ma important meeting. 1t Is Wen said IN tIe G IN
sI,.t-Iuchor. OF the Republic lAppauSeJ The NE,
property aud liberty Of every citizen Is deleh1ent upon
a. administration Of justice 1t cost England
I,youii0n and change of dynasty 10 cstapSn an lh1e
aarninr And honesty Of her Judges nave added
a. uu, the fame and glory OF tha country as nave
d.rr-,hcd statesmen 1t is now q years since the
u, %, OF tie highest Court of tins state have been
!; e, ia' oTP SGatG with in" the purpose Of
giving pcrman,ncy to the Court ana add 70 ls St
All hc gentlemen upon che ticket We have met TINS night
& ray are eminebt worthy 10 sit IN the highest court
those from whom differ politically have presented
Of for the same high place whose success VII
% ueOple. our rights Will be safe In their keeping
Whichever ticket therefore may be successful for judges
OF our Court Of Appeals have the gratifying convic
ton size high ard deserved reputation Of our state
Judiciary viii remain uimpIIed ana the IignlS' stIg3
and security OF every citizen VIII be sccLeu ana PIPe
usitod.
The Hon Thomas f. Stewart presented list Of Vice
Presidents including the names of f. ID. Morgan Peter
Cooper Moses H. Gr.nne Horace Greeley, Gen. Alfred
Pcasonton Gen. Franz sigel, Vim. NJ Eyarts, Edwards
Pcrrcpont Francis Leber and 80 others. Charles S.
Spencer nominated Cor Secretaries, by request Andrew
" Loccett, Matthew Stewart, Vim. II. Mckinney, and
several others These nominees were unanimously
chosen and the Hon. l.. Deaheld Smith read the follow
Sd TSat the iu,iolnb elective nch. and the iDco
tacn. mus erumSs Which they Will endure Tor
.o5sd That vhou, dsPsasement for the eminent
w p S preferenSs which we believe the people
Henry Sedn Applause the has'yoqs pao's, Of Monroe
a. tSpur sdvces Of Ouonses; Charles Foge the Statesman
ur q lArPauseli aud Robert Hale the accomplished
Ise5 That although especially called to ratf th'
nguna-ois Of oar So l,.nuoa 9.a c cet nj f
m The people city Republican County organization TAP
o&ed seno~dgmeut' Due the several RpuSlcan
senye boe. both The and STATE for enuAlg h seton
Mr. smith made some remarks defending the policy of
elecug Republican judges, and the resolutions were
unanimously adopted. The Hon. Luther r. Marsh was
then introduced and spoke as follows;
SPEECH LUTHER P. MARSH.
FELLOW CITIZENS We are here tonight, not Tor the
i5n t'te by the Democratic Convention but for the
purpose Of approving and ratfying our own our en-
nut their best foot forward They have placed in non
nation for these high positions some OF ttr pest ana
issue 10 charge any unworthiness upon them. We
each and all But they have the faint of their party
upon them The smell Of their politics is ON ther gar
nicuts. They do not represent the true Democ,
the Republican Organization, which, 10y al
All truthful definition justly entitled to the name
OF the true Democracy Applause Now JaG5fS WI
their political creed and think they ought II they are
Vutc questions of our Government, from the time OF
tiIgfJu-iicc Marshall down through Judge fancy to
would not have Judge find in any great question or
political character way because that was the way
NAT doctrine and believes in that creed and has been
uwrough into the very structure OF his mind that that
il thc Truth never feel inclined to dissent from the
action of a. Democratic Judge who decides any great
political question according to the pecepts lncucasd
into him. aud a. decide according TO which Is to decide
according to the dictates Of his conscience In any pn
vate litigation there can be no doubt thai me Demo,
cratic nominees would administer justice faithfully and
wei. But have entered on new ana I'M
pouant era, and new and important issues are to
decided and the question j. whether the Judges III the
shall bee OF the party that synpathized Win the Re
foot NV opinion is this: l want these great questions,
been settled 10y the people by the sword TO be
want the doctrines established by the war now TO he
he'd By the courts IL will he done If succeed.
doubt n IL Will he done If we do not succeed. At least,
ibcre viii I've trouble and turmoil and frttering away
and confusion and We know not what Put III Tie tcktt
~ have nominated and there will he no step backward,
but those great questions raised by the war will become
IN few wears in the lndestrucble cement or the
EeHnhic,n structure that no ingenuity human
cratic laughter will be able 10 change them Another
reason why tins pending election Is of Importance, Is the
~ thai the Iudyes now are 10 hold their offices Il
year--uearly hail a generation.
We present you for The post OF CWeiiJISuce Oh tnG
maine of Gov Henry r. Selden-a man living in the
Weei. vet WcllknOwn in the East man wen urea AT
tc M and ON the bcnchyea on that very bench where
We hope soon 70 replace him. whose opinions have
H. yboe ~nm,uunitv Next we place the name OF Charles
Mason that old judicial hero Of MadisOna man of strict
Republican truth; OF great experience both on the
III. and ON whom YOU may wholly rely, and one whose
NE fAIll.u,rl We present to you next In order
Charles J. Folgcr Applause "a man VINO has
lived both IN the East and IN the West, and
gathered TO himself troops OF friends III either
scon-a man also tried the bench and at the bar,
aud who for many years Chairman OF the Judiciary
Committee Of the Senate, has impressed himself upon
the legislation of the country, Next in order we give
Won the name Of Robert Hale from the borders of
Champain. strong as his native hills and Hale fellow,
well met IN the distinguished company ne meets ON our
ticket man who the bench al the bar, and IN the
national Congress- has always won the esteem OF al VINO
knew him. and whose conduct, course and character
show him to be a man not only OF en- mn
comes 10 assume the duties of the place we hope to put
him iu will show himself fully equal to any ~ho adorn
the ticket And, last % all, We present the name OF
Charles Andrews syracuse, in my own good old county