New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-02
CITY Politics
FIFTH WARD REPUBLICANS.


A meetipg Of the Republicans Of the Fifth ward
was he d at the corner e Broad way and M.penard
sheet Issteveuing The following officers were elected :
presidsnt, Jas. Faiiman vicepresdents, John II.
Hupiston, Joe Brecb secretary Z. G. Cbsdosr
treasure, VIM G. West.
The president stated that this moyemca: WAS origi
mated by no secret Organization, ror yet by any
political ex gril der Their object was ID advance
he iuietss OF the Republican parry and to osrry out
the prii cipes of the Republican platform. II suy-
gesttd tie appointment Of executive and hnaace
coHnittes s.
Mr. BIeck stated that ne was Democra.; that he
had bton a Tammany Democrat but he was con-
WINGED that this question Of Slavery was forced upon
them, ana that The fusion al Syracuse was fair cos
liton. He was prepared to cooperate IN any measure
for the support Of the Republican 'icket lie looked
upon Ills the nucleus of large organization which
must inevitably grow out Of il.
Mr. DeunistOn had IOt taken part 10 political
matters ior come time past lie had ZONES sn org .ni-
cation il this hail. chapter of the o. L A. meet ia
the ball and told ct tie last charter election that
if he Gidn vote certain ticket he would pepure him
SELF He then withdrew from political action, aud had
taken Io psrt until now. lie was now ready - act
with Republicans.
The fol owing genNemsn were appointed An ereeu-
tive committee Joseph Breck, Jsmes Kennedy,
VIM. G West j. W MEgs, L. G.. Chstuey:
&c. Dslaysn, ESQ OF this city was then intro
euceo. He commenced by announcing tao priool2d
objects Of the Republican patty. The Ccn>itutioa
,uarar.eed 10 each S'ate republican form Of govern
menf. 1he OF tie patty was aCpoSie, a. IL n'
ttnton was TO secure 10 each new ) ate reputicsn
for NJ of ,overnu ont Suppose that TIE Territory OF
WsshI gtOn to apply for admission with coz
siution provlcug for the annual elect IN OF OIL
Gers to be sNied hing, lords snc commons, ne knew
Cf Lott ing which would pIevoit Us ifom a5ni'-
ting it. Another tsrritory with hereditary COVER
nor q senate filing its own vscsnclee and al cleo
tive en- bly,, could 10: he soninsd. A terri
tory ike k6Lsss having viIbln isc tae most cdons
If do
ssme COZ sil'uiioDal grounds. A government whicl
IT cogrized Slavery could 10. be really repabhcsa.
This Or, uuIa'ion was destined TO sweep the wioie
North Is i hsG Ohio ard i. nust some day prevail
throusl on, even the South. Mr.. Pslsvan ProSesda
10 semris er casiSatio to the Boob oos and con-
cludeG sn'd sPplsuse, with the declaration thi. the
Republican v0f. would far exceed TIE noss sa1sude
tIg ec;s'ioIs. $500,
The p-esidert h read eloquent AID hear s.ir'
ring a: dress, WEIGH Yves received wih repeated sp-
pause. ,
srfecpes had gone by. What they wanted was % Sc
curt n en- AZ the pof he didn't want this meeting to
epd in tslk-in smoke he wanted the executive com.
uttee 10 concentrate al their energy q. the polls Let
IL. M get tickets and have men az the polls by day
! light. Tner- were OILY three more days to wo1k.
Nj. jobs l.. Dowspe s.id that twsn,y yesrs ago ne
vas s,rouc Pro-S!avery man and helped to break up
| All. slavery NEE ines bat he hsd lived 70 BE- con-
veted himself and men OF all parties con-
vtrt6d 10 aGtsgoDism 10 tho eNtens'on OF o'aNc'y
! Ich,ers He hoped that the address woud Dc place.
il tbe bands OF every family before ne election zap
| plsusel.
| TIE president stated that arrangements ID beer
msGe for uen a. the pss. tie sld.es5 Vas referred
| 70 the executive committee with Discretionary p>Sf
al 4 the meeting adjourned 20 the call OF the char.
Eighth WARD.
We perceive thst he Reformess Of this wud have q
ticket leaving Of Jsoob w ComweI and William
| Hiuy@ fa councilman, and AadIsw Blssklsy for 81