New-York tribune., 1878-11-22
REJOICING OYER THE ELECTIONS.

LARGE MEETING OF THE XIII ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
REPUBLICAN, ASSOCIATION.
The regular meeting of the Xth Assembly
District Republican Association was held last evening
at Concordia Hail. and was made the occasion of gen
eral rejoicing the victories In the late election In
presenting resolutions Colonel Charles Strong alluded
70 the result the State election. He said that
member of tho Republican party had good to he
proud OF tho overwhelming majority by which the
State was won. This victory, be thought, was due in
great the efforts and good leadership
OF seuatOr Conkling The confidence OF the party re
mnined with the Senator. he said which would be
fully shown by his being returned the United States
Senate. Colonel Strong further said that credit
should bo given TO Alonzo b. Cornell for his wise and
sagacious management In theI State Central Commit
tee Following the resolutions, which were unani
mously adopted:
Resolred That in view OF the signal victories by
the Republican party at the late elections have
to rejoice at the firm position assumed by the
leaders OF the party on the questions OF sound cur
Tency aud the protection OF all classes III tue ENJOY ment
OF the election franchise.
Rsored That 10 tho Hon. Roscoe ConklinP the great
leader Of tho Republican party IN our own state. We ac
cord need OF praise for his untring efforts aud
which the battle was fought and the victory won
Resoired That We gladly recognize tue great yaIne OF
by the Hon. Alonzo u. Cornell chairman OF the Repub
can State Central Committee. and his mastery combl
nations OF the various elements OF snccess which
tributed 80 largely TO the glorious result.
A German-A erican Republican member then offered
resolution expressing confidence in the eadeship of
Jacob NJ. Patterson, jr. 1t subsequently, withdrawn
and the following resolution, offered by Henry ii.
Haight the chairman. was adopted:
Resolred That in view Of the completeness Of our
local victories desire render sincere thanks to
the Hon. Jacob NJ. Patterson Tor the zeal and ability
displayed during the late campaign, and 10 reatlrm our
confidence IN him "a wise leader whose political ac-
ton heartily approved Of being entirely IN accord
with the wishes OF the Republicans IN our district.
A slight dissatisfaction then exhibited by few
Germans present because the first resolution offered by
one OF their number, not submitted. Some re-
quested that both resolutions bo adopted that the
German element in the organization could add its
expression OF confidence In the leader Colonel Strong
said it thought by the members that the Germans
had already given their opinion OF Mr. Patter5oDs work
i'm the district at meeting OF their own organization
They could not add any more force TO their action
Mr. Patterson thanked the organization Tor the com
piment thev had paid him. He SAID he appreciated the
esolutions ana would try every way Ia be worthy OF
them Special praise he thought was due to the Repub.
caus of the Xth District for the magnfcent victory or
November o. They mad elected their AssenOiyman by
majority OF 400 votes. something that was never
known before in the history OF the district.
m the Republicans could only hold their ground In
this State NewJersry and Connecticut would not fall
nvay Io thought IL was to be battle OF hard money,
the honest payment OF all debts.
Ferdinand Eidman. Assemblyman-clcct then made
an address thanking the ganzatOn for Its hearty sup
port Speeches were also made by Messrs Lockwood.
Duncau Harburger and others Sixty new names
were proposed for membership.