New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-31

will be held this Wednesday, evening, at No. $50
broadway. The time for work Is short, and We hope
to sec full attsne ance. The Fifteenth should and
easily can, be the banner ward Of the Republican
party.
FOURTEENTH WARD.
We are told that al meeting Of the Fourteenth
WaId Republican Club, held Monday evening Oct 20,
BeI isnin w. Richards was nominated as the candi-
date for member Of Assembly, Xllth district, Four
teeth ward.
CADETS OF TEMPERANCE.
According 70 resolution, passed by the Grand
"Section," The members Of the "Grand Council of
southern New.YoIk, met on the 27th inst, aud made
th. following omDatio s-men fr m all parties:
STATE QEoey' Attorney gene,., A'j.h MTn j. judges OF
'0S a.d SGsS Fss cp
Jo,eph Tone; county GEEK. D1Us Lengwsii s'r-st
S 1p Js. sGRa6 rori counsel: y
Glover soysrn Of ms hone i'.se Olive ''{ ia.pdd o.
.., jad,e. q sup.rcr court lanay Hoffman Lesn g.
M Woo jqss' s Of Io% 9R.n Bd sSroa. D.
Cofnery D. Alan,on g Jones NJ D. F. w. PsHy' NJ d
foy St~ator,-T1hd distriet-wsd. L. ?. 8, and 81
5hsGd5e w'ei FsaTh t.sWna ana ' TSom
Fey; SIKH district H. H. 10 TO- 49, 49, ~ q and ~
Yor .4..tn6s men Flint district FlIst and Second vMd:}
Ven hOOisn sec1pd an Ih Ron sSd SUP Wns1
wes; Foudh o.. net Fhh yard CHARLES C. Mott Fitt
distinct (stveph wad) T. Barrow Sixth district, Eighth
wsrd,J A. j II. Dassnnej seventh d'tis, (NiGth ward
ssmut Breyoer Eshh district tenth wardl VIM lone.,
ent T~ eifb Nineteenth and Twenty wsrd') John
NJ R'se heyD,h disIet assD rt var os1 rbit
teib district Ffe.n!h wee Ere sses a so1I
az ~ e,ptn ,tTct (ssv1 nteenth wa,dJ o. vi H.ni
sxtt nth district Eighteenth and T"ettyht WARDS Iona
S. Cocks, NJ. D.
The der in this State We are told, is thoroughly
organized for the campaign. The Central and West
EN- grand rec ions are about to indorse the above State
a IL IN IA
ton of their candidates. Tne same can be said of the
nominations for this city and county.
SEVENTH WARD KNOW NOTHING RATIFICATION
MEETING.
The Kuow. Nothipgs of the Seventh ward assembled
last evening at the corner of Bowery AID Sixth street
TO ratify their ward nominations Banners, torches
and uanspsrencies were III abund,ne , although the
meeting was not extraordinary large. platform was
erected fronting Tompkins market, at which John
Bowies presided, and j. McAlister acted a. secre-
tsIy. Speeches were made by DR.. Ramsay, Mr.. Bel
lows, Col May, and A j. Perry of Tennessee. After
The meeting sojouued a procession was formed aud
nsr,bed through the principal streets Of the ward
On passing through the upper part OF the ~srd which
IL commonly called "MuckeIeiviie, the procession
WAS attack cd with stones clubs and several pis'
tolls were fred. Some persona in the procession we're
filled TO the ground Ole received severe cut in the
heed and had to be carried of the ground.
EIGHTEENTH WARD KNOW. NOTHING RATIFICATION
MEETING.
The Know Nohinss of the Eighteenth ward as
sembed last evening at the Demit oi.pensary corner
of Twenty third street end Second avenue. Mr. C. d.
Baldwin presided. Speeches made by james
w. Gerard and p. A. Walden, after which Messrs
Macarsn and Fraser entertained the ssemblage with
some very curously worded songs expressive OF what
Yankee Doodle had done, might do, and consequently
vouc do for yari rus candidates, without any psrms
sion at all Erss US Brooks then came forward and
addressed the assembsge, abiding to his coarse In
the Sci ate speaking of the Canal bill, and windios
up by speaking of his controversy with the Arch
Bishop after which the meeting adjourned.
TWENTY SECOND WARD DEMOCRATIC MEETING.
The DEM cret, OF the Twenty second ward held
meeting last plight at Hughess corner of Forty ninth
street and Eighth avenue. Resolutions were passed
copd.mning tire Know.Nothings and the Msine law
mep snd pedgng the support of the party TO the reg
uar nc mnees Speeches were made By Henry Arcu-
isrus e1Judge Alexander Morton, and Capt Isaiah
Rynoers The meeting so largely attended that II
was found necessary to adjourn from the house TO the
open air.
HMFSHEIL GENERAL COMMITTEE.
This committee met last evening at st. Johns hall
John Ii. NlillsIns OF tne fust "diu Piesluhs' ohu
Dr. Rowland of the Tenth ward acting secretary.
Committees were sppoihted to take charge Of tickets
in the ci and for the several wards. Quite discus
zion arose upon the mauner Of selecting justice OF
the Supreme court in place Of Robert Ii. Morris, de-
| ceaec, ard without arriving st any conclusion the
committee adjourned to Thursday evening when 1t Is
supposed they will make this nomination.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
Chas A. Peabody who nominated for justice
of the Supreme court in place of bert H. Morris de-
ceased, end DR.. A S. Bail nominated for coronef in
place OF Charles Bruninghsnssn. by the Republican
nominating convention, have accepted the nomina-
tiOns rendered them.
SOYT-sHEIL MEETING.
Tie Third ward Soft-Shells he'd nesting las.
everiog al the corner of College place and Murray
street TO rat the NJ mir sion Of Daniel Z. Sckes
for senator The meeting wss bot large nor rensrta
bly, enthusiastic. Some slight disturbance occurred
Joseph Bauion presided Spec hes were made BY
Nicholas Van Saek Joseph Harrison, Daniel +.
Sictles Charles Henry, John r ElsOOd snd [. JONES,
jr. procession was formed after the meeting and
marched through various streets in toe district.
AMERICAN UNION CLUE.
Last evening a;temo t WAS uade to ge, up mass
meeting at Continental hall correr Of Thirty ou'th
street and Eighth avenue, for The purpose Of respond
ing to the SoftSLe nominations for city and county
oficers, but i, proved failure. About two hundred
ard ffy persons were present only thirty forty Of
whom were voters. The eminent speakers who had
been invited; did not turn up, and the chairman was
obliged TO co ali the talking.
HISDoO MASS MEETING.