New-York tribune., 1880-06-13
RATIFYING THE TICKET.
, Mass MEETING AND A sERENADE.

SYOtJNG REPUBLICANS AROUSED IN sCFEN''' "- -
HoMiYATiOS - STIRRING CAMPAIGN sPEEChfs
AT COOPER UNIOX--sERRNkpE TO GENERAL
ARTHUR AT THE FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL"
The Young Mems Republican Club ratified the
Presidential ticket By q mass-ueeting ut cooper
Ipstitutc last evening. Joseph H. Choate PRESIDED
and after his address speeches III support o' 'uo
Repuhlican nominations were made by BepJamn
X. Phelps the Rev. DIR. Howard Crosby, Oenetai
Anson G. McCook. Chauncey NJ. Depsw, Judge
: Tourgee, of North Carolina, and General Henry ".
, Burnett. Great enthusiasm was shown thrcuenous
the meeting, which continued until halt-past ~
o'clock. A serenade was given to Generai o"eS'or
A. Arthur at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
THE ADDRESSES AT COOPER UNION.
The Presidential campaign was openeu ias1
evening in New-York by a massmeetne q. Coop,' ,
rIn,on nnder the auspices of the Young Mems Hepu'"
can Clnb. Undoubtedly many persons were de'erred
- .,,ond,n0 the meeting by the oppressive heat'
mr. largo hall was well filled, however. aud the aud-
ence was enthusiastic, and fully appreciated Tue su
drcsses The speakers were interrupted lreduenS "
hearty applause, and illusions TO the Presidenta'
M tho Republican party were greeted every
time with hearty cheers rev mhu~s a'''' M
Justice Frederick g. GecIey. president OF tne
elub sppeared upon the platform accompanied ny
Iossuh II. Choate. They we're followed by the ho"'
Galusba A. Grow, the Hon. Edwards Pierrepons, .no
Hon. Cbauncey NJ. Depew. the Hon. Benjamin H. fnes,
tI
aud o,bera The appearance OF Thurow Weed, VINO hau
,open seat Lpon the stage few minutes BEFORE hau
been erected with great applause The last speahe'
oenaral Henry L. Burnett, aferward alluded 10 MT
Weed and the applause which followed MS worus VIC" o
rt that Mr. Wee was forced to his feet In acknowedG
ment OF the tribute.
pesades those already named there were seated upon
tbe plstform General Charles X. Graham surveyor o
the Port; Judge A. W. TOurgee, oil North Gar,
otna author of "The FOOrs Etr"hu
Colonel James A. Varnum, General H. A. barnum'
Robert Ray Hamilton, James K. Angeii' Justice D. u
Ionshen. ust,se b. T. Morgan, william Lyal william
seo,t. f. A. Stout Alderman JacObus, aud many mem
bers of the Republican Club
One of the conspicuous features Of the evening was
the introduction Of Judge TourGee, author vi Ane
Fools Errand" which Mr.. Choate called the pest eA'
pa.gn document of the political contest judge
unknown personally to OF those who sat Win
him on the platform, and his presence was SURPRISE
10 nearly all of the audience. JuoRe lousoo
smoke In deep tones and with markeu ue
libera.,ou His serious manner and great ear
ues,ness made his address impressive. An a'i9soh
that no made IN the course of his remarks TO Gehera
Grant e,icited few Kisses the rear OF the hail. Ihey
were drowned in tue applause that followed ihhe
diately , o.
During the meeting the following d'spaeh was sent 10
General Garfield at his home In ONO:
The Young Republicans Of New.Y0rk 10 mass.neeunS u
assenbed at Cooper Institute. Dire the frst gun OF Tue
campaign in New-York and send their greeting
ID.
Il, calling the meeting order Judge Gedney In few
o,asant words introduced Joseph H. ChOate as char-
man. Mr.. Choae advanced to the front oi the piaorm
and spoke as follows: 49,
The Young Republicans Of the CITY Of Newf1Ix nn are
the irst IN the Held ratify these nominations cneesJ
Ss! Il 'sa
ranks [sppanse that every Re2nbiran w h 'hs re .e
State whcn the eas,pg vote IN iGS n,S snd
We ave
tie principles witch declared at the National Cor;
ysnUI r. GaSsSS 4Te Ss s as no d0 a1% Which
Ssd been laid down by every Republican Convention be-
Stem seem, should have learned by heart
6at they never ,c wtds Ptessucv nGS% sna have sn% a.
Chcers II unsoqgh as lsGo and AGAIN aSain
1854 70 ABRAHAM T 10 ead Gs
Try through civil war, TO emancipae its slaves aud
e sSma last unsSusSs S Ee"F a. %"FEEs 0GS again
s D e General S SaG Army Ge
soldier Of our sSeGs 6t . %d9 %SI SGO nSG SG 9
TSd ,Ss ssInres s eOnS n 9a Ne al
now iAppausel We all ready % vote for him for
srpT citizen ei the Repubc-sreatcsr. unsurpassed
rsndcIed greatest in pnGs "meSrSaei' SESsrs Il
mus. Sasq@shs 1s7S = .nesrnsl sae TO
HAYES HAYES va Sss io G ha% well he G
lappausp By being tne President not ot inc KeP1n 3
lies alone and devoting hmse to ine great duties ol ns
high office has presented an NO resrect es Of
H. ada,inistr,Ion of his own time and Of all that 10
alter s9ses 40 To Ee S8atG anne S
viii pave The way lUr another Repubhcan TO tii"w IN
Sought as Ii has las; to Garhed-lenlhusiasic
cneernel-,o Garfield MY ei0% % e l,e hes Mica mcr IrT
cas lie. ..... Tho noo, orD,,r ,ov
al rs sy s aeor Of hs own hands 10 aid his
xidnwed mother and win the .machess price OF an
"s lie college student pavnic his way by his own
work " the carrenteIs pencu anu % & ny t mn tped ~
Fort sumpier Into the parrot soldier he rose sep W
eppeiai HIS chief characteristic his military career
was that he always by his MaIches came came up up
Victory How prophetic they not OF tLHt Lew ana
greater warca on wel he hss now set Un %n ,S ar 1
WORKING member OF Congress studouS always OF nus
countrys welfare treating every subject es as ee 10
question OF staeSnanshlp-leader Of & tne ac Snerdca1
Of en-. United States. loud applause.l
Another maxim iaid by the Convention at Chi.
n we fail always 70 upon. namely that the Repnbi-
party belongs to mol aRG calls no % PsHy
recognizes, whom it will always hold III the ngnest
enforce lis action Tue Republican, party always means
to have its own way, the only way 10 VctcrN; Jap
sss Significant and important, laid down by
the NatioDal Convention at Chcas"s and 1nS'
OF Republicans holsnon! the United state' and cysry
voter the parry fnT9n ep pe let ~s Hs sec how That
rrncpe GOug 10 act 10 the present contest Le' US
shut orr eyes 10 lbe uanSeis tD" u" ms ~ tb f;nio,
snd to carry the electoral vote Of tins state VII re-
qulre the union 9t all hands o. 81 az hedts. d,s.
suise the fact that in the last two eectGng tsiSd5
m this State the Republican party has been VI necdcd
.n,norty This must he tTiumlhed over IN tbs cam
paigp There have. doubt. been apathy and dsaI"c
non hut let bear IN this campaign tue prlnci
ues which the National Convention at chicago nHs put
Ia operation aud the day Is certainly ours lCheertJ
Now a word to the candidates which tue Convention
has placed before you for your ratification Oh Garfield
M Ieast this may lie saddle will come into oics un,
bonnd by any pledges by any PROMISES tAppiause.J
Like the late Zachary Taylor, he can say win tluih
thai he has pledges to redeem no promises 10 Iun
no friends to reward. eneMles 10 punish
nothing 10 serve but his country. loud ehecrlngl
ose who know his record know that ne was ever true
to his own personal CONVICTIONS and that whenever h,
ovn marty brought forward measure that dl not M et
with his approval aud Judgment lie was the l0udest 10
attack condemn aud resist H. But there Is one part OF