The New York herald., 1871-11-01

Republicxa Il ati6 .atisa Meeting Last Night.
A large ami enthusiastic concourse OF republicans
flied sutf0catOn the spacious hall corner OF Nor.
ton ana B!eecker streets last evening to raufy The
nomination. Or krasus q. Benedict for senator and
stephen Pel Tor Assembly, under the auspices OF the
Ninth Ward Rcpnblican Association. A set OF resO-
lutions was offered aud highly welcomed by MI.
Mcfarrcn Applet0n anent tho syracuse Convention,
endorsing the reunion bet tseen republicans and 10.
form democrats, heavily stating the Ring, prasing
Grant Tor reduction OF debt and taxation, Ku Klux
acts, &c, advocating 'pure" nominations
and recognizing the republican victories
IN Maine, California Pennsylvania, Ohio
and Iowa as incentives to struggle here.
william NJ. PEBBLES. "hemlock republican" !"
raised III the backwo0ds reviewed his ancestry and
the state Of affairs. He was severe on mike Nor.
ton, consort Of thleves,' and encomiastic on
Erasus 9. Benedict, fne nominee or the evening.
outburst OF patriotc voices He gracefully acknowl
edged his welcome; hailed the Ninth Ward as the
soc resting pae or e ee oa s
hone I men who had stake; spoke OF the emancl-
patton or 100000 slaves; that the republicans
quered The rebelliOn sustained the quiet stern and
ablen Grant; Congratulated the brains OF his hearers
and announced an Intention TO sa.se Ill ~
GRIND TAMMANY TwIxT AILLSTONEs,
upper and neither. Every gray halr on e. G. Bene-
diets head was an n0nor: he was half century
denizen Of tue Ninth ward. Seventies were heaped
was promptly named from the audltory-Th0mas B.
Srewart-and his coquetting with the democracy ex-
gloves (Tweed scarded and the press laudat0ri0ed.
Tae Tanmany "Big lnjuns" were compared with
dr,nS S Of bad waiskey Instead OF pure springs and
smoke bad cigars instead Of calumetS, anu instead
OF bringing scaips TO their wigwams bring pocket
BOOKS stufled with greenbacgs and stuffed ballot
boxes Mr. spencer spoke very warmly OF the
Twelfth OF July, personal friend Of the little
glrl shot by 6i00d.ihirsty democrat for wearing
Yellow riuIon, and appealed against any union be-
tween Church and state. Here .s.Lrs 9a4 lltg1
TRoMBoNINe FENTONs TRAMPED
sOlidly In, being the German republicans Of the
Ninth warti with o band Mr.. spencer proceeded TO
mention that the German vote made the great West.
here; endorsed the Bible. ana sam That Prolestants
accepting State help for charitable or religious In
ths ne had an an0e IN the
shape Of wife to keep hlm straight He thought
adopted citizens should have equal rights with the
be- ostracised for q the misfortune OF
having been born OUT OF Europe. Mr..
to .ssquelchN repcaters, remindine his hearers Of
General Dix's order to sBho0t down any man who
s sc nns MI reyo
rather than succumD TO democrats.n MI. Spencer
was received and parted from with the widest
"A young man from the Eighth ward" Mr.. P. H.
snyErz, sI & here filled nn 2 gap with some humorous
Mr.. FRED. H. GEDNEY declared tho issues Of the
day, winch were between corruption and fair deal.
Il,
that arguments did no good. re'erred to "Honest
Old Abe said our Aldermen were
MEN OF MARK "
because they couldn'J write their names their cot
tages by the isad waves" were paid for by rob-
berry. ana their delegates were cleaned up before
and harried the country like lOcusts Sam Tilden
lost his watch, and said the time was out OF joint,
and every one knew the value Tammany set on q
repeater Mr. Gedney In q manly way, excluded
the .war democrats" from his structures, and was
very generally applauded for very straightforward,
inornate and tolerant speech.
Mr. LAMBERT, President OF the Committee OF Ar
rangemcnts then took the rOstrum, and the seGnce
concluded win the expected addresses OF Sas b.
butcher, the great Grant man OF Brooklyn, and the
Senator elect, Erastus c. Benedict