New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-30
LOCAL POLITICS.
Marshall d. Roberts.


f,arrs g our czens appears that Of Marshall o. Rob-
erts ESQ and desire to tell Of hum that to my knowi
edge there are now nearly Of worthy men en-
loving substantial position in this and other com
ruuniii through his timely advice encouragement and
assistance In prompt vigorous, but unostentatious
way he can rnpart more kindly hope to discouraged
spirit than any other man whom il has been my pri'
iege TO know. The writer years ago, with no ciaiu
other than youth and good will received from him such
encouragement and help ashave led to substantial means
of livelihood and comfort.
Having never known anything Of party organization,
further han the regularly nominated Wing tick
ct since age enjoined that duty upon nor OF NUM-
cipal geography further than to find the proper poll for
the ticket know whether shall have the satisac
ton OF depositng for him, but hope you will al
low me space to call attention Of all who find themselves
in his district who feel glow of sympathy with alargc
heart and open hand to this opportunity for apprecia
ting and rewarding these too qualities.
GRATITUDE.
SEVENTH WARD GERMANS IN THE FIELD
In Response to call, the German Wings of the Seventh
Ward, together with many Irishmen and native-born
citizers met at the Luudys Lane Barracks and held
one Of the most spirited and beneficial meetings Of the
season. Jacob Klein was appointed President John
Keiser VicePresident and Kendrick Boetzen secrets
ny. Mr.. C. Hanson first introduced by the PresL
dent lie spoke in the German language and elected
frequent cheers from the audience He discussed ably
the benefits of Protective Tariff TO the aborng class
and coqucntly forth the claims Of the different
WING cnddates for the various City and Nation
al office lie alluded eengy the death of the lament
ed Daniel Webster, and concluded By appealing 70 the
Germa present to enroll thensclye IN tie sruggc thac
1as soon TO determine whether should have PrOec
zion % Home Labor and Improvements in our Rivers
snd Han bOrs or Free Trade and Poverty 10 the Working
Clssses.
Thcs W. Higgins, Esq, Of the Seventh Ward was
next called out He came he said TO lsten and not 10
speak but as he had been called upon, ne would briefly
respond 10 the call He made powerful appeal 10 the
Germans present to sustain candidate for Mayor
Morgan Morgans Is u working man, gentleman-his
hsncA hive been hardened by honest and laborOu toll
he Is mechanic and his sympathies with the work
ing clGfses he is the architect Of mis- fortunes
The humble laborer well as tine nigh in Office and po-
sition each equally proud Of his friendship He Is
model mDL-a bright example for the aspiring young.
The speaker alluded 10 the other local candidates also,
and urged the necessity ofyOtng the entire Wing ticket
lie then eoquenty spoke OF the Tarn and us Dement'S 10
the wo king classes. You, gentlemen, many OF you,
have been driven from your native homes TO our shores
because sou could not obtain just competency Tor
your honest labor and will you now vote to sustain
party that striving by their free irade policy 10
bring you again into immediate cOmpetllon win lOegh
paupcr aborf Cries Of no. Eever) Are you In favor
of protecting your honest labors from pauper compet
fion Of EuTopet Yes we erel Thespeaker then con
frasted he principles of the Democratic party with
those OF the Wing party The Wings are IN favor oil
Protec ton of Internal Improvements, OF lettering the
condition of rivers and harbors, and OF impartng
energy and wealth TO country The Democracy are
opposed 20 this policy" He then alluded TO the brilliant
career os our leader Gen Winfield Scott, and passed
brilliant oulogmm upon his long and emlncntly non
orabe and useful life, and concluded by assuring those
present thst Ohio the land Of hs (he speakers) bh
would remember the man who had conferred so much
honor upon the American flag and who had given dig
nifty and character nations CHE speaker was
Is in ed oil
and others presently
of the necessity of immediate action and eOquently
urged the Germans OF the Seventh Ward TO enter the
contest with determination to win the field.
MI Cook enivened the meeting with some OF his spirit
cd crrpDsi N songs after which the meeting adjourned
with three times three for the whole Wing ticket
gg- The Eighth Ward Scott Legion and the
Scott and Graham Hardshell Club met at the Mercer
House corner of Mercer and Broome-sts last eyenin
Ing ard adjourned to meet at the same place this 5at
urdsy) evening.
THtRrrENrH WARD Mass MEErNG.-.A
large and enthusiastic meeting OF the Chippewa and
Scott and Graham Clubs of this Ward held at
Thabian Hall, No. 492 Grand ST., last evening.
The meeting was called to order by August Morand,
ESQ. ON whose nomination Capt William w. Lyon
was chilled to the Chair and Marcus p. Ferris and
John H. Briggs appointed Secretaries. The
Chair in few brief remarks announced the death OF
Daniel Webster.
Marcus p Ferris followed in few pertinent obser-
yations upon the life character and services OF the i'm
mortal deceased and the debt of gratitude due TO his
memory by the people of this country.
The meeting was then addressed by Messrs Erastus
Brooks, Thomas w. Higgins OF Ohio Lieut.. Browne,
James Kelly William s. Jones, J. Mason Brown. The
proceedings were enlivened with songs by Messrs.
Frazer Frank Carpenter and Collins.
On molten the meeting then adjourned.
rR~The LOcOs held meeting at the Bee
Hive Br, okyn last evening the last turnout of the
season TO hear Governor Cobb of Georgia and others
of less note who were advertised to speak
NETTING OF THE SIXTH WARD WHO'S
One of the largest meetings during the present cam
psign was held last evening in vacant lot in Sackett
St BROOKLYN to respond TO the Ward nominations.
DELEGATIONS from other Wards arrived in large mum.
beers and the greatest enthusiasm prevailed Several
addresses were made and the nominations were
imously confirmed after which there grand ban.
ner and torch-ght procession, which concluded the
proceedings of the evening.
WIG MEErNG.--A Scott and Graham
meeting will be held at the Getty House in the town of
Xonko,s this evening at : o'clock, which will be
addressed by Hon F. A. Tamadge, Hon. N. B. Blunt
and other distinguished speakers All who in favor
of Protection to American Industry and opposed to
Brh Free Trade are respectfully invited to attend.
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